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Me.. win y. Precious.



The cattle and sheepmen who own large
herds aud fioeks in Nevada and Idaho are
receiving dolefal reports concerning the
condition Of their stock. All over the GEN.
trail and northern portions Of Nevada and
in every part OF Idaho the snow and cold
are killing thousands of head OF animals.
and no one knows where the losses will
end. The cstslemen expected heavy
have been.
The cattle and sheep were poorly pre-
pared ~ the opening of the winter for
any storm such as they have now
experienced. They were emaciased
through lack Of pasturage and water in
nearly every part OF Nevada. and the Sc
we're storms came on just IN time TO conn.,
plete the destruction which the dronth lad
begun. The total less is expected to he half
OF the entire herds that were in existence
a. the opening Of the winter
Its no use taIksag." said q cattle owner
today, who. though ne lives in san Fran
cisco. has great herds in Nevada, we ara
going TO lose heavily and when say We
mean all esttlemen. The winters Tor tao
or three seasons were mild and little snow
fell. Then The cattle died by thousands
las, sum mer, and ne couldn't keep them
NJ all in many sections except by stall feeSi-
Ing. Al the Opening OF the winter season
loss stared us IN the face. We would lose
IL the winter bad been open. for cur cattle
would have starved 20 death In the sum
msr. We are no~ losing because the Win.
Ter is severe. and vet II Is best 50 after al.
for the man whose cattle wsnier fairly wei
has a fortune next season when the de-
msnd for beef viii make telling inroads or
the herds.
As for the shsepmen, they are as badly
in a hole IS we are. SHEEP viii i've het.eE
away from water than cattle, bat cold is
killing them By thousands on al the
ranges estimate that before sprsng 81
per cent oi the cattle and - per cent Of
the sheer viii he desd T"
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THE WATER 'FRONT.'.


- schooner l. J. Perry wtli be inspected to-
aefday u@ Al unusually qaiss day aionx
= wAses treat
u< Rainier. with large Sow al reek in
que here irem chackanst
80 snip ivaahoe win he rncvca from Hss>
- = smisaswhsEf 10 the buoy today.
- state OF Washington Jeff for whs.corn LAST
~ MN large load Of freight aaA Q fsii
~ - .esk OF dsshssSsng the bark rtrsAtre
- . sanea TO-DAY She VIII SO 10 Tacoma
scnishs o. semerre~.
$50 80 Waals sailed for san Francisco a.
3 49, - iaks evening VITA $50 sors al coat ana
. - sastd iiss OF passengers.
11ur,s.ssA sasasp Haytaeu Repahlie arrived here
- moratas from san francssca after :
S~ 10y isss pss4xxe-thrc~ days szs.s ux
'm wharf, TO wharf. she brought 80
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The esuhle fame. which IS eagerly rar-
sued hy most mea. Is re- ar.sed as woFthiess
hy the Prince Of wsles- His royal higanxss
has luxs prohibited tAe use OF hss naaae On
the advertisement OF soaps
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sAN FRANCISCO xsRxsr REVIEW.
~ FkANcIss,c. Feb -wheaf-Fair volume
esslsess. prices steady, 81 I'll.
HI '<y~euiet and unchanged: No feed sic
market shows Improvement and pficos
inner. the outlook II more enccursgsnr.
|Ss.l q Iced. uso: No. !. si.ss's: lower grscea,
Steady a unchanged rates. aaise.
IS tseoee-Frm: Early Rose o. Nal IS: pser.
G Nse&t.7s; Burnanks. u eo&a
81 Weak. with downward tendency;
&c, ecot 10 choice, ietsisc
Weak California ranch. Esssoc:
nm. sss@sac
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKxY.
sAieAso. Feb i.-cio<e--w heat--Lo~er: Feb
+ ~. sAs.c; Nay. sssse
c7sn-sseady: February. CSC; May. slaSc.
Ssis-Sseaiy: February. Gle; May. .ssAe
eeFley-Noshins doing
ts.a-etesdy: February. ~ -o MAY, slaors.:
- sao<S. A2stSzts: short clear. SIC. short
~ eoey. s7sse
tsld : steady; February. aS; May. Moas
CHICAGO LIVE Stock xAsKxr.
eaeAeo. Feb |. Cattle Rec pts. s,nuc:
ereses. AsssES; steers. tsses sfcckers
seeasrA e tosSte. Texas corn. led steers,
Naes- Receipts. iSon. stronger. rssxrs n ss
~ heavy, NesSsSasss; LIGHT. Is easS "a
eeey--Rseetpss. e,asa. steady, natives n "A
western eoTn-tei. slssss. Texans. 81 %
nsEsroat GRAIN NAHxKr
s' s-vsasccs. Feb. Wheat Steady demand
4 y. IL noliers cssex srsringiy.
Quiet aew mixed Western. - led
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DAcrrIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Dispatch steamers from seattle o. follovx
For San Francisco. via Port Townsend ana
Victoria: Al p N. passengers received on
beard ct p. MI FeferssHfs l., L., - and "a,
ard every I'VE days thereafter.
For ALASKA: February and 2. steamer OF
the TEn agsfsS n p--Seags7S
From san Francisco for Victoria and PUGET
sound poru. At a. m. Fat ruaEy 4. /, ~.
- and March J. and every I've days thereafter.
Tickets may be obtained ~ the oflice Of the
company af Ocean Deck. seattle.
GOODALL. PERKINS d CO..
General Asouta
No 10 Market street, San Francisco, Cal.
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Total snow fall. In inches, during month. 81
winds followed by rain, sosth
Winds followed BY clear or fair weather, north.
REMARKS. on JANUARY. 1890
The oft-rcpeated snow and rain fall. combin-
Ing with low temperature. led many 10 think
this the coldest January ever experienced in
this region. Only for the record, I should in
al probability. have fallen into the same con-
ciusiou. Referring back from ISIS 10 date,
Ind the average Temperature OF this month only
one-hah . degree colder than January. isss.
lSas-S7
enow lell on the LIST. ID, 6th. nth. 18th. 18th,
18Th 1ist, IA. "a 18th and 18th. Much Of e was
70 mixed with rain that It melted soon after II
fell
We had high winds On the 18th. 18th and 18th.
Ihase wers unusual for January.
r. ~ HosKfNsos. Observer.
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70 vne lAnsrn

~ ~ s0 GaUs90 S:
ton - 49, y Se.ssua 80 oeSH9eee0
ssfser nom any obscure diSsss's & h,e1i ~
u..esse @ u the common soutino 1ouongn IT, e.
SsN you Remember The coae1gntod n0G11<
suae ySu wnen others fAal 11o opoot611G
.xslsu II every department. - Ue1fuo1 ~ G
ksSAA - FctencA Inc pfoloUune hnn - -
~ eApenence n the hospitals q AoQk1y1 6S
sofx, FORMERLY speeinA peoonu1o4 Y
$500 nosptta ColioNA New YET 60
o1e % tne noel sacco1sful ana - hnoUn r
eoiogtcei epoc4Aneta n thu o0untxx
Ia Yoaa~ 49, nnas.a : -. 60. 4 Fl
v> oS
r.ssss 81 LSopAN 1psF9aeogShoA oC
sis,s. ~r nym91 peeAy. asssang 1on ~
pimp,ss on de iacs svSs.iss = ~. .
discouraged. lack q ounnaonon <n1 ~
study or basinsnl and 0n16 ~ 4 ~
safeiy. permAnonely and gnno1llY 9rnrSa -
0ho0n AM0 0eeS .s~--~-~
a~~n.ss sW OtO0AA01N %3
-. rissns !. oaase 9oue osoodfu1 = ~ - 81
uie~rs c sSa .3<zs
where others have iaiis6 l7|
Money Urinary and Nlo10e oonlnr0
FsinMi dimcnie tpo freqneue 6IYI104
s.ooay ufinc. high ooloeed - WITH MILKY W
slest. eysSus pscupsiy az sad - sss'|S 49,
Changes reasonable *:s'
Our 8uonneo A. m~.~s -
f)nv rs,~sss.s - uU3W 49,
nenslv - sucky and c4no yu
We 40 nos ra.sv> s3
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ms cans also latest IEaFxpxess ssassszs sAeeyxrs
lAfouEa 10 the ksss VA SoFthsrn fAclac raAl.
seAG o&ee. Is sce1nS sssres. Bc<lez ssocA-
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FOUND.

The best location for a saw mill on
Puget Sound viii be given to any re-
sponsihle party who will build and
operate mill of $4,000 foot capacity
per day Ready sale for all lumber
cut This location is situated right
in the heart of Anacortes. the coming
great city Of the Lower Sound Ana
cortes will contain 10000 people
within one year.
Special inducements offered for
other manufactures
Now is the time to get in on the
ground floor and secure your location
or factories and business We have
the cream Of the town to sell and give
away.
Crawford & johnson
ANAcoRTEs.
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D011uE8 to1tuIs4 0CcoHtUE tHfDV8nHUt
6unsFy during the seven days ending Jan
Fl = reported 20 X. q. Dan 4 Co. the
rc1ol agency. number for the United
r.. ana Tor Canada a, OF q tosal 81 81. =
I'D with . total 81 ga last week. and slz
~ pgevieus 10 the last For the CORE
|fe~e4k of last year the figures were IN,
ontlng - failures IN shs DATED States
r % The Dominion of Canada
ogtnug among the shipments from Seattle
uo1o DE following: Que carload of Hu1o
IT, onstoed Of hsick . Black Dlsmond, one
- q voci 70 Chicago one easload q coal
4HQDna. one carload Of hay 10 wayne, one
- aachinery and one carload ~ stesi
- Gochomiah.
eeoner City Of Quincy today brought In
1He1G 1t oats and IS tons OF hay from Sulli-
II sloueh. and the steamer Henry bailey
yAt II 710 sacks Of oats from the skagit
loday.
pwss unchanged today. They are nrm
= NJ prices quoted. and win most likely
~
nnncHAHplsE AID PRODUCE RECEIPTS
(lng the last ~ hours thc merchandise ana
~ peceipts were ~ follows: Northern Pa.
11lfoad. Isa tons: Columbia 4 Puget Found
)oDd. Is tons; seattle. Lake Shore a Eastern
1N9. 1e2 tOns BY waset--Henry Bailey.
Nu0Go<&Us IA t0U4s NY ~ 4ut0EYs ~
E Premier. 80 tons. Total receipts. 501 tons.
kuifnExrA
Dfng the List twenty-four hours gso1s and
6op6lsn were shipped from Seattle 10 the
lDeing country O. follows: Northern Pc.
mflsoad. 50 tons: Columbia q Puget Sound
oA. - tons: Seattle. Lake shore 4 xassesn
~ " tons. BY wster-Daisy. n tons. ".
orWtu. tons: Fleetwood. tons; Edith, s
ns 0356o. 5 tons: GYace. 4 tons: Mountaineer.
-; Michigan. tons. Total receipts, 2ls
NATuRE OF nRcGirTs.
n - ohinsies. cars lumber. car castings,
- ootsle, 2 cars iron. ear furniture cars
e car paving stone, I car stone. i.Spo sks
HOOD iecf lumber 6 tons potatoes. car
= tons hay. 10 head bofses. 10 cases bootu
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TIE sreansr Bee Is row rrasy Ser hussnesa
fsssss s1saing tie service al ossaag noas
Vii sexss apEsy on heard ss q A. 7. spxnld1
tes&s ayans ~ Coin a ssssrk, ss@s OF ColanhsA
a r. sPAELDIN0,
0wnS< q 4 Axsa
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HOOPS CANAL RouTE-srEAMER JOSE.
III PHiNE

The steamer Jcsephine win leave Hatfield.
Coiman whArs. foot Of Marion street. Wednesday
aud Saturday morning IT g o m for Port
Gamble, sesbeek. Union Ctty and all way points
on Hoods Canal Returning leaves Union City
Monday and Thurxaay morning. For freight of
passage Apply az lis; 6eld-golFakn wharf or on
he&sd JOHN ASDEksoN. Master.
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Raj. LINE

RAIL LINZ.
The Overland Flyer" leaves Portland m
daily. and carries through Pullman sscspers.
coi0nist sleereIs. free chair cars ard coaches
between Portland and Denver. Omaha. Kansas
City. St Louis. S. Paul or Chicago.
ssfhc Limited Fast Mall leaves Portland q
n daily, ausl carrtss Pullman dining and sleep
ing carr between Portland aud Chicago.
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RAxKA
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uarxcwr
wvrwn uoprr~ ..
~
Yreor,ce.x.a ,eu
cArTrAi, &cn0oa uxosv1rxD pnoy1ra SeooW
Pressdert VS. Y.aa
sic<- President A. 4. Dennv
Ss1s exc. anee ana telegrspssc transfers on
eiseo, rossisnd: and vssioa. Dcints
SIGHT nnis Of exchsnxe ON ronao.. .v.s,.h,.
e1srss herr IN Rpyrre
calI,csions mssc a IN ,.,srs. - s.-~-~Aa.
bon1s. stocks ana otner vaisahles rscstved
WAsHISGIOn LOAN THRUST Co1FASY-
" uncofpofssedJ
TsosA.s Kxrrx pr.s,aer,
Hxsxy Kxrrr seerrea,v ana Trees.rs,
PAID up capi'aa -.,.......-......-.. So.o@
ssAxrn aTr.rx
hAsIIsS cvFicss
Home once. wasls waiiA ". T.: branch Of
------------------
WASHINGTON SAVINGS RANK-rNCoR.
$3.50 ~ 80 = 49, -
SAriiAL s'ooA
~ n..,e. p:..,....
m nes,eorr sc~.p,sssA...
w. Hissins--- essnieI
aeEsEa.I RANKING BUSINESS rrAssAcrxn
se.est paid on savings and time deposits
inss from 70 o'clock
Deposits may BE- made In person or by regis
tered letter. money order or express. and deposit
books will be returned rs requested.
Money loaned on real estate at reasonable rates
~
Nsv,an hloct ola roIuu.haa streeA
4 awvwsAI uAuwrNa uusrSras %sAwsAcvsn
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rAcoxA.YcrnRrA norrx

IACoMAsEATTLE ROUTE
Leave Tacoma - q . u. 10 - =. III 20 p n
~ - p m. = - N.
- 80 p m
Boats leaving Tacoma Il 50 n and Seattle -
SEQ N and - p n land ~ Des Ao1neA
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Roct Island & Pacific RI,

OeAeVeE,Sy SeSyss e~e~>sss~ - - .Ss~sS - =
Including Lines East and West OF tbs Missouri
ROCK YeLAND. DAVENPORT. nKs MogNH1
COUNCIL HLuFFA WATEKroWN. sioux
EPH. ArCHIHoN. LxAvENWUkTH, KANaAo
CITY, TOPEKA, DEMyE1. COLORADO SFNG6
and IUEDL0 Tree Reclining Chair Cars q and
and DopoY CITY. and Palace Sleeping ezra be-
twssn CHICAGO. WICHITA and zuscHIHsoN.
SOLID vESTlBUlE ExpkES1 TRAINS
Of Through Coaches. gleepers, Free Reciinine
Chair Cars and tEssss OF No ksyerl Dining Care
Gil BLUFFS and OMAHA. with FREE Rociir-
lng Chair Car 20 NORTH PLATTE MOI and
between CHICAGO and DENVER COLORADO
SPRINGS and PuEBLo. via B. Joxeph OF Kan
sas City and Topeka. splendid pin.ng Hotels
west Of o. Joseph and Kanaas City. Excurslons
Lake. Portland. La Auxeies and San franclscos
The Direct Lana 20 and from pikes Peak. Mani
ton. Garden Of tine 0ods. tho Sauifaxtums. and
Scenic orandsurs Of Colorado.
Via Tho Albert lea Route.
Solid Express Trains daily between ChieA9o ena
Minneapolis and g. Paul. with THROUGH ne-
clining Chair Cara THEEl 20 and nom those
points and Kansas City. Through Chair Car and
sleeper between Peoria. spirit Lake and Sioux
Watsrtown. Sioux rails. tho summer Resorts and
Hunting and Ifshing 0xcurds Of the NORTHWEST
TIE Short Line via Seneca and Kankskec ofnsrs
Abilities 70 travel to and from Ird1nnnpcl1ns Ctu-
cinnAti and other southern pofoss-
FOR Tickets Mara. Folders, or dsstred fn1nrma-
tion, apply as any Coupon Ticket Once. or addrcsD
Z. 81. Johm. JOHN SEDA0TlAms
cuycAoo. IL.
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Public Land Sale.

Public Land SAFE.
rxfTxp sTATgs La~n Oryfcsl
sxATTLg. WASH, Ussc. al. fsss.
Notice n hescFy gwen aSas IA rBr.nance NJ
INSTRUCTIONS fr0ag the commits ouFf 81 fhs aen.
sral lAn1 ossee cfsssts ne IN h. Letter 80" 0f
D.eeashzsg IL l.es, nnder sn8boffsy vested "a
hiDa by seefiea 94a$. Testspd ssstues 81 ths
Init. Stats. 81 ali proceed 10 ofsf az pub.
lie sale on Ts-4s1av. he gUsh sszy ~ FFhrasry.
Isess aftnts tfNre. the following tract OF public
land. 10 wlt; lot 0l 80 {. ~ -@n.r
Al fefsoas nsvs * PTssfTssssea rights % any
fgsnant az osner rights 10 any pr Ton thereof
afe s1vssec 20 fnsxe Ytocs fssFeas 4ls4 FsymEht
before the f&y above ses mated sng ens4s res-
fsss,s ~ sasd SAFE efhsFuEse Their rggsstx viii 30
forfeited. Z 81. EfsD 93, keT st~F.
IA- HAf0E< keceiveg.
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CTEAMER KIRKLAND


Lateo fOWs1 do30A
Leaves q 4 n. toF suAnfts ani vay
T<Tsk
.~.~,. =. 81 n. ana ASP n tcR Newcastle
sEc vay 2cxsA
rx.ys. ~ y - .os 1EAnfta AMI way
rars J. H. LoC6HkAp. Manager.
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sEArrIxoIYxPIA ROUTK

sEATTLx wHA7coM. sKMIAHN0o AND
BLAINE ROUTE
Stopping ct al way landinsA
Steamer leaves Seattle daiiy, except Saturday
for Wkarcom at II D. m. Arrives q EhAtcoo
daily. except sunday. at m.
Leaves whstccm for Seattle daily, except
Saturday, 1t IN Arrives af Seattle daily,
except sunday, : p N.
Whatcom every Saturday at p m: returning
leaves Blaine every sunday q 10 . m for What
com and Seattle.
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H&ssKSGEx STEAMER FLKKruooD
esastaA Tacoma osyursa- sssllaeoom ana
MeNeirs lxizad
wMrKR TINE CARD.
Csnnsneing TUESDAY. Sovenssen
Iss,. o,y.s... d..ss sassps aosa.s- .@.a
L ~. 5sss.1 -n@:nn
L i9ss sTrsetls: d.sly except Aeedav- :Sp N
Lssvs Isson. SOP N
LANDiNGs-seassle. yss,er-. wh.rs: T ~ 2 =
= wharf; Olympia. Horrss wharf.
Aeals On board Only hoax making roand
issS ssps... s Gss r.. ssss. and ~s
Z J. HATCH. Prssidsnk
WELLS PUGET SOUND LINE
STEAMER JEANrE
Leaves San Francisco for Seattle. February Is
taking all freight offered ~ reduced rasea
GEORGE n. FOSTER. Agent. seattle.
RAILWATx
THE GREAT TRAMscoHrrNKSrAL ROUTE
HoRTHxRN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
IVA rHs-
CASCADE DIVISION
~ csnplsted. making isths sAertsss hsute,a
quickest
he dining ear lire. The direce rousa No A
and ali points Kass Tickets sold "a IN
psomirentpoints tnroashoutt the FAD
and Southeast Through Pullman
dzawine-roon sieeping carr
Reservations can BE- 9.
cured In advancA
- East BOUND pAssgNeBna
Dsearsful and do not make nisaahA lm -
sure to take the
EoRTHxRN PACIFIC RAILRoAn
And see that your ticket reads via thfs INA a
Paal or Minneapolis. 70 avoid changes and sert.
Through tourist sleeping cara run on regular
express trains full length Of the line Berths
frsA Lowest rates quickest TINA
esns.si osaees Of the com psay. IN Fizss stFsse
eo'As1 " A1' A D. CHARLTON,
Asst Gen. Pasa Ast. No III First street. corner
W B. SPENCER
T. TONKIN.
Ticket Agent r as. r. b depot
Yck A
Northern Pacific Company at 0raham 4 Daul-
tons. Boston block.
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RIO aosTgsASo AND ALL POINTS on
6RAY's HaRBoR
PUGET SOUND 4 GgAYss HARBoR n n.
Tnreavn IN enc 5sy sron Seattle.
Trains coEneet daily a. kaIalicaie 81 p u
w.tk steamer iron sesstie.
@e4r TsEIy
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CsArApIAN PACIFIC KAvIGATloA CO..
~ QimitedJ
sTEAMER PREMIER
FOUND sogrA.
VANCOUVER Monday and Townsend. Thsrsa.y
Thursday apm and Monday 3 10 n
Thursdsy Iii p nj Tuesday lam
Seattle, Tuesday aud Tacoma. Friday and
Friday ---..--..-.S nj tuesday ..-...... .l0a N
BOUND soETH.
LKAvR. AnRtvR
eeaftle. ct midnight Townsend - n
Tuesday and Friday whatcom . % n
Townsend 4 . m Roche Harhog-l2 80 p N
Whatcom -. . 80 . m vAncouvsr. ....7 pm
Roche Harbor PM
The company reserves the right 70 change the
time table or places at call without notica
DAYS OF DEPARTURES FROM SEATTLE
Tuesdays aud Fndaya
LAYS OF ARkivAL AT 6EArrLR
Tuesdays aud Fr.dayA
JOHN A. o'BRIIN. Mastss
f.w. PARKER. Agent
JOHN IRVING. Manager c. p. n. Co, La
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,r,.xr rax STEAMERS OF raE

TAKE rHK STEAMERS OF raE
TACTIC NAVIGATION CO
-E9&--
wsascsra. Rocas Hsseor and sksgis rsveE
fxx ,ocAL TINS cAKDx
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THE FAST AND coMMoDIoUs PAssENGK1
Il t1EAMkR MULTNonAH.
toPPosrIroS ROAD
Leaves the N r wharf daily att 4 m for Olym.
pia, Kamilchc and Grays Harbof. returning to
Tacoma 1t p. m, connecting with boats fof
SEATTLE AND wHATCOM.
Arriving At seattle II 7 D. n.
TINE TABLE.
Iv TacomA 200 m Ar Olympia 10 50 m
Iv Olympia 10 u q m Ar Kamilche II q N
Lv Kamilche II II m Ar Olympia lisp m
Iv Olympia go D IN Ar Tacoma 5eUpm
Connecting with boats for Seattle
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DuGEr SOUND NATIONAL BANK. or Z
ii attic.

TuGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK. or sE
II ettie.
Yuy and sell foreign and domestic exchanra
transfer money bytelegrsph TO any part OF
the United States and Europa receive
deposits OF monev and issue pane
books or certificates thsreioG
cpRgEsrnSnKxrE
London " " EvtAzcnild = Soaa
Para De RothscniId Frerex
Frankfaft A. ". L Won stciger 4 Ca.
New YORK. agency OF Bank OF California
Chiesgo Commercial National Bank
Boston, saffoIk National Bauk
San Francisco, tbs Bank Of California
Portland, the First National Bank
BAILEY GArZGKrs ..-......ss..P President
Hp FsKkr ..vice~Prexidenl
FuE7a ....-.-.-..-.. .sss.s.. Cashier.
Pank located eorne. cherrv ard Front ssrsetA
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cEATrLE rr1LE INSURANCE. AND TRUST
- Company
CAPITAL. SS0aoA
OFFICE WITH MOORE LAND CO.. ssArrLR

issues policies ~ insurance uron real estate
titlea guaranteeing absolute protection oeninss
Ice by reason Of defective titles.
It assumes ~ its own expense the defonss Of
oil legal proceedings instituted in the interest Of
adverse claimants, and relieves the insured
from all trouble, annoyance. anxiety. cost and
expense attending such iitigationa
III. HANF0RD, President and Counsel.
EX-GOv. WATSON C. SQUIRE. VicoPreA
II. p. BAKRR Secretary.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILwAY-THR ONLY
1RAHscoNTINENrAL LINE
Running solid trains fron
PACIFIC 10 ATLANTIC COAST.
-cosisuxo Or
Palace Sleeping and parlor cars.
Elegant day eoaches
conmodious oolonist s,eepins cars-she latter
frea
THROUGH TICKETS
10 sc Paul, Chicago. Detroit, Toronto, Mon
treal: Quebec. Halifax, 81 John, New
points In the United States
and Canada.
Can ~ purchased at less rats than VIA any
other line.
r...sussss soolsa = ana A.. ~ s.ssssaa
For rates. maps and parsiculars call On q a.
&C. MccoRD.
No. Wsshington street, portaanA. a
Iw. McGINNRSS. Seattle. WI
l.I ELLIS Tacoma, w. r.
DE- BROWN, Asst Gen. Freight ana raauonr
ger Agent, vanccaver. B. q.
Correspondence respectfully solicited
Canadian Pacific Co. postofhce.
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Save brokers' AMI agents commission By deal.
ing direct with this company
Ready capital always on hand. NO applica /.
tons vent away for approval rata
II interest Loans closed without delay.
r. u. PALAEk
Room L. K0xweil taliaI - -e-.. I. rner
Coia 81 ,sa and From. resss. Ssss ..
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-17
RON
THE PUsHse.
IERE ARE THE FACTS

Iou read Of Great relurS 10 cent discount for
cash. &c- carpets and RUS - marvel cut prices.
do not Of misseprpsentng practiring
any deseptiOn upon the people. but 10 wish to
Es 10 yoa ias propxsety Of personal Investigation
a.. with our regular Leading cash prices. We don't
clam buy sny with dolla. than other dealers
who PAY cash. We ia claim to gire you for
dollar than you evt espwhere Toe the very simple
reason that our expenses mh't less and We 10 o
rash business. We have all alcnx trei To impress
upon Asrh reader OF embellishments that the
the guots naied. and all ask is that you the
let and come md U.s. For instance: 0-foOt Oak
Dining Table. e.; Six SOLID Oak Chairs e.; Handsome
High Back Oak Spine Bottom. Oil u each Ths IL
beauty. II you want NM Oak Chamber Set. antique
or ldsh century We have the regular tyO at
M POUND. az, 30: nne Boot fold AiI-wire SIrins-
e6 30 regular price - 20 and 81 %. Solid tek SUITE,
eli "a; Walnut suite. sko; Sold Oak sideboard.
SEQ very handsome ones. 9,st to tf1: Broadway
Folding Bed. 1876; Plush Chairs with cushion back
81 "a. -. -. a.. - styles Willow Chairs q 30
to siU. and a thousand oteer Inducements.
CHI "a. GLASS. kc.
We cary about te7 kousand dollars worth q thess
goods and hsys remarkable values. Six Tum-
Tea set, % PCS e.. - English Chanab~r Set. S1 81
e. 70 e. ~; very handsome Is So to tO FIFTY
styles now exnibit0n Dinner Sets, 81 o. 4,;
Large size harrel Clothes Basket sJc. White Ware,
kc-. at c!gss prlCes- Don. say too far The
same car fa-- viii bring you slonx. Don't waste
week % moths wLses when you can save IL. Don't
Ssh Us to q = you any atnssst We have not put 1t
GRAsTY ia the city,
g Stores Everything cheap for cash. Don't doubt
I'll YOUTH. do