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ExNKS.

Accounts OF banks. bankers and corporations
solicited.
Our facilities for COLLECTIONS are excellent
snd we re-discount for banks when balances
warraUtii
Boston is q reserve city. ard balances with us
from banks ti.os located in other reserve ci,iesl
coI,as rs q reese &c.
We draw our own exchange on London and
TIE continent and make cable transfers end
place money by telegraph throughout the United
states aud Canada.
Wehave Q market fo- prime frst-class inve T.
weDt securities, and invite proposals from
states. counties q cities when issuing bonds
We do n gen raj banking business, AMI invite
correspondence.
ASA P. POTTER, President
JOS W. WORK, Cashier.
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last TIME-sI TO wHATCOM ALSO
IL freight q ducad rssrs.
STEAMER WASCO,
l. ay Esrr gt0n !: ii -. cS for Ed
monds, Clinton. Browns Point, Couyev .le
San d. Fuca, Utsalsdy, Decept n, Aaseort :,
Fai.hEyen, eel one Nua.cOm. Leaves
Moniay~. Wednesdays and Frld vs. at Z q. IN.
Returning. leav-s Nnat, AZ = y NJ Tues
days. THURSDAYS AID Saturdays. For trei h o.
"a, age apply or board or to J. E BADERE.
aea :
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:. AEIr1 WIIsON. Aana-s.

tacoma Assa-, Victoria. v alcoGyex, Sssy T.eSs.
s11LslsE. Aans1u,o and k&rloopS, 3 9
GeEef4 banking GUS ness trz2 s4cte1: to-e1Z2
exchanges ooaghs aai eoi1. dFalss and ta.s.
srEDaic t-ansisga sold on tne banks braacasx
s4so On New YORK chicago. CAcsss art Hong
hong. Deposits reset sed svse.ees - caeeS. IL
iSrcss PAID On tine deposit
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J'HE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
IS the line 70 take to all points Fest snd
south. J. IS tae DINING cAE ROUTE. Il
runs through VestlDGlsd Trans every
day III the year 10
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
NO change o. srsl
Composed OF Dining Cars unsGrpa sci. Pull
usen Drawing Room Sgeepeis of
!stAs ecu pg2eat,
-ToURISr SLEEPING Carr
Best that csa be cons,ractsd aud IN which
fc-oulm dstons are both FEEE and furnished
for na.de.s OF brst or seco1a-c ass tickets, and
ELEGANT Day COACHES
A con.:auouS lr,. connecting with all lines
sfo-fing direct and uninterrup' ed serTies.
Pullman Sleeper reservations can oe secured
IN soygGcs tnroaen any agent OF fhs road
THROUGH TICktT5
To an from al p9iuts "a Amer ca, En-lard
ard Europe can be purchased e. any tscxeI
of1ce OF sis com pagy.
TRAINS LEAVE SEAT LIE As FOLLOWS:
Over and through train. e:le N.
PortlRud AMI south. 6:s5 Q. m. aud SIS p. n.
Cheh2iis and Olympia, 2:5o p. n.
Ausco- q rtn. SO i. n.
Tacoma and locsl, 6:io, o:i5 and o:l5 . m;
sa.45, 20 ard $50 q. n
FARMS WILL ARRIVE TRox
Eas-ern points. lis II.
Portland and south. $40 a IA, and rs p N.
Chehalis and olymp q, ll:io g ~
Tacoma and Local. 1894 SAC and 11:io q. H.:
2:l5, 8: o anu 10 Z. m.
Tine shortened Is hours between Seattle ard
s.. Pau.
Through Pullman Palace Steering cars, ele-
gaat day ccaeht $, finest palRsc dining ears ne
tween Sen tie. Tacoma, aid Portland direcG
Daily service.
Full inform afIou concerning rates. time OF
trains. routes and other details furnished on
spplcstion 10.
A. D. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen. Pass. Ags.
III First 5 :. cor. Warrington. Portland, o..
]. A. NADEAU. tiercrai Agent Sc tile.
A. CHILBERG CITY Ticket Az ut. 7l5 Second
srr Ell, Boston block, Seattle, w sh.
E. TONkIN. Ticket Agent, seattle Depot foot
al hi-i sfoa :.
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EIYER ROUTE
STEAMER W. +. MUSEoE

yu ,esve Es;sesa's wharf on Monday.
Wednesday ard Friday mornings. Oh tiae, -
Hamilton. sedro. Ayon. NJ Vernon. Ssan~s9o
and way landings
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EsNEs.

General banking business transacted.
s.snt snc teie rspatc ,xc lansa PAYABLE in al
the Pr ncipal cises OF the yn ted states
4 Europe.
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DE. JOEDAS'S Once IL at ths Resi-
dence OF ex-hayor Xesler. Third ard
James.
Consultation and prescription absolutely
FREE
Send for free booS explaining thu Hissoscne.ic
System
CAUTIoN-The His,orenetic medicines are
teld in but enc agency IN each town. Thelabsi
sTcund the tott,e bears the following inscrip-
ten: "D-. J. Eugene IoTdan's Histogenesic
Medicine" Every ether device is irari
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rAILEoAn STOCK.


Hoas- weak. Psctac coast. 52gf9c.
CoI.e-Oytions ops3ed STEADY, legeo up
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THE WESTERN NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
10 BROADWAY.

6ll,tUJ
Depository Of public moneys OF the United
sta'eS tie state of New YORK, the City OF New
York.
BRAYTON IVES, V. P. SNYDER
President. Nire President
Il. a. SMITH. THoS J. BRENNAN,
Cashier. Asst Cashier.
BOARD OF D REcross
BFsylon Ives, President. Edward ]. Berwind
Pres. Coiossdo Coal and Iron Co. Charles ].
Casaa. ex-AssStaRs Trea ,urec u. :. WIN N
Color. Jr.. OF y. ". Color 4 Co. III Pine strea,
ChaIucey u. Depew. PreSS \. Y. C. d II. P T.
Go. Louls Fl 1sera d. Press Mercantile Tras.
&c. Y. 7. snyder. Narcellus Hartley. OF Hart.
ley & Graham, - Maiden Lane Henry r
HYDE, frest. Equitable Lie Assurance Society
T. " Aa.ihiessel: Q. o. Mattaisssen &
John T. searles. Jr.. Pres. Havemeye-'s Sugar
Refining Co sidney +. Tyler. Prest. Fourth
Street National Bank, PHILADELPHIA William
C. Whitney. ex.secve5a-y Of the Navy.
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COUNTY TREAsURER'S NOTICE-oFFICE
" o! county treasurer of * i. c uaty, Wash
Inc county tressur o: King county. Wash
Will pav on presentation & ou.stan ing war
raG.s drswn on the county fund of ssii county
ttsrlng dste prior to Scs7eElber :, 1890, up to
AID csudin& warrant number 3Isa
Also all outstanding war; snts drawn on the
road and bridge fuaa o; sad couatv bearing
Dat prior to December 5, 1880 includ.ac wx--
rant No. GO
" G. LATlMER. County Treasarer
Per BYRON PHELPs. n nuty
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rernmeft baads. s,ea :.
no xEY AND KxcRAxax.

Money Oh cal. cio,e. ranging 3 70 IS psi
cent closed offered a. g. Prime nescaat.l.
paper, .iscle. oses.ias exchange. &C i've AID
steadg. 6Dday 0.iis, S45S; demand, e. 81. b..
sIlrsr 81 ~
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DIAMONDS. Wash Nov 10 1sac

UIAMoNps, WASH, Nov u, $50.
DR.. J Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash. -
Dear Sir: Your letter and medicine re-
ceiyed. Iagain inclose SO for which please
medicines. l am greatly improved The
trouble has gone. Do you think it wise to
continue taking it for some time? / re-
ioice in the result and am thankful TO you.
Wishing you universal acknowledgment
OF your success l oeg to remain. yours
truly, ANDREW STAFNE.
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OPIUM EATING, OPIUM SMOKING
or MORPHINE HABIT.

Psini assIy and Permanently Cured Sc home.
Bushes Confidential. BonS sent Tree Cal on
or address Or. = =. CCssas, rooh q. four
loor, American Express building, AoaEo@ ST.,
Ca!Easo. IL.
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puoEr SOUND nxzIuxAL EAsx. o. 81
attic -
Buy ana Gel, 'crs'yn ana domestic escAs.-a.
transfer money by telegraph 70 any par q
TIE United ssascs ana Earope. reus.sJ
cepoaiis OF money and issue pass
books or certificates therefor.
coRRrsroNpYsrs:
London. y. Il Roshschii6 scns
Pa IS. De Ro:nschila Fr, RS
ls.snS ys a. u. 1 ysn s,eirs- 2 Ga
1hiese Commercial Nauoasl Bank
Host0a. 6airelS National Bank
saa Francisco the Aeck of California
Portland. tae Fist National Rank.
BAILEY eATzERr ......... rrers.,,
= :; EEakf -Rresesns
Raok css conner Cherry ana Ffo;t s: rats
DEoPLE's SAVINGS BANK.
With authority 10 increase to sl,0oo,om
Occidental block. Front street. Yesle- avenue
anu James street. Seattle. Wash.
Incorporated December 10, lsa
oFFIcERs-BosEo OF TRUSTEES:
1scD1 rITerI f.esaens
ARTHUR 4. DEXEY second Wee prssd mt
;As. + hAlpES. Manager Cashier and sec'ty
L. SCHHABACHER, JOHN lEARY,
OTTO RANKE.
interest allowed Oh ora cary and term depos-
It's Loans on real estate security.
Fer farther information, sea p-ospectus and
extract from oy avs
WASHINGTON SAYINGS BaNK-IScoa.
w poraied under II; territorial laws
CAPITAL. s5oooa
OFFICERS:
W. W. Dearoorn...-.... President
- Is. pear oorn.......-...NI e-Pre s1cene
Il. VI. Higgins~.....-... Cashier.
eESEgAL EANKISG BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Drsftg avn en- Mi parts OF the world. In.
feTeSt paid on savipgs and time DEPOSITS.
houts-.0 q. m; 10 3 ?. n, ana Saturday even
!ngs from 10 O'CLOCK.
u noSits may be made in person or by regis
tered Letter. money order or express. ami deposit
hooks will be returned as requested.
Money % nAd IN re1 eSfa Q ssre sonahle rates
L ING COUNTY BANK Of sEATTLg-
Haller Building, Columbia Ssress
near second
800 90
p. g DEwoLFE. .prasise,s
:. 4. eanAa iON Vice President
". u "a Cashier
Trsrsacts general banking business.
AFE DEPOSIT VAULTS IN CONNECTION.
NJ ERCaANTS' NATIONAL BANK
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY AND rry.r.
CiAL AGkST OF THE UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT
Deals il sa-eign aid domestic exchanged
Makes Geographic transfers, and issues letter,
Of credit '~s'e-s
General banking business transacted.
CIlce: Brown building. southeast corner e.,
cad and Cherry etxes1y 49,
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GRNEEAL sIIPNENTs.

During The Past iweaty-;ouT aou-s the follow
ing goods and Eleychsn4ise were saipp 4 from
Seattle: Northern Pacific Fsiiscaa. IS tons;
Seattle, Lake shore & Eastern raiIgo ID Ssl cons:
Columbia d Puget sound railroad. 50 tiH,. BY
watcl-Umatilie. 1861 ton =. Thayer, ~ tons
Charles u. ksnney. 65 tons; ]. 4. NJ Donald
i2j tons; Mabel. IS tons: Faraaven. Is 1ons:
Henry Bailey, 30 IONS; Backtye. II tots: Eliza
Anderson, 20 ton: Edith. IL tom; Michigan, 4
tons; fleetwood, 1 toss; CRY o! Kingston, tons;
W. X Mcrwin, 5 tons. To.sl shipments, 5,!ST
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RzTE rAE.

CEarTTs, LAKE SHORE EASTERN Rail-
November .. isaa
pAELy.
Lv. Seattle. Ar Seattle.
sedro. snohcm;sh and way 9. lam Stop "a
A-i n-sou . 40 m 81 q IN
North Bend, Gilman "a scam o. pm
Ies.er, Ballard = 10 u so p II
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Gilman azd wsy...........-...... 30 p m a.soa II
Augcor es srsia running through sol q daily be-
tween Portland ana An eorsss
lie yes Arrives.
Portland .........-..... 49,. 10 o. D Il ESQ G n
Ia orns..............-6 s. am 10 - D III
S%ai f-S... ~ a ~ ~ y
M2king close connection at SeSiro Junction
fo- FairaEyea ana Lowe- Sogns 10 Is
T. ". DUNN. superintendent
z W. RUFF. Gea'l. Pass Agent.
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Total shipments, TONS. ......
IMPORTANT suIPNrNvs

Notable among tae shipments OF tae day vera
the following: Tnrty-iour ears rails and cars
angle plates TO Sed-o, cars saingies to Edgeley.
cars shingles aud | car pelts 10 Portland, car
coSl and ear meTeh su9ise 10 Tacoma, / car
nercaaaGisc 20 Kant, l car Merchandise 20
0'Btleas csrs rails 10 Boulevard. / ear emf
grant noyaoles TO snoh ia.sll, car coke TO
Ross. car hay TO Ballard. car ue.chaualse to
Yesler, 5,5.S sscks os.s to San Franc SEQ.
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sEATTLE-TAcoNA ROUTE

leaves Bakers wharf. foo. of Seneca street.
at 5 q. N. and =. m.
Returning iesves Tscoma at 10 a. n and S :. n.
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WEsT SEATTLE FERRY
Dock foot of Marion street
wISTxR TINE TABLE
Leave West See t.e--7 s. N s s. N. Sc m, II
:. m, l. m, p m, p. NJ, /. III. e:io y. n,
Pm.
a ave sesttie-s:io a 10. $50 a m a:s1 a. m.
Al 70 T. m. 1850 p IN a.Sop m 4:S) r. H.
90 p n. ESQ p M. $50 IL II.
y. BITES Mansgar.
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RfELH4Y$.
yI>O SAN FRANCISCO
And a. po.atsin
CALIFORNIA
Via TIE VI Shasta Route u
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
The oa.y -o1'c
THROUGH CALIFORNIA
To al points
EAST AND SOUTH
TIE SCENIC KoU-k or TIE PACIFIC COAST.
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPEaS
PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Attached % e19rsss trains s.or.inE supe-io.
accommodations Coz second Class passengers.
For rates, tickets, seepiRg-cs- RESERVATIONS
&C. cali ugoa or ad1r S.
THOMAS A. GRAHAM. District Passenger
Agelt, 10 S.ltl,h 7 sT's8 street.. dscoEs ssh
z p. ROGERS. Asst General Freight AID Pas
s<nges Asea,, Portland, o.
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lake IRE STEAMERS OF THE
PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO. FAST LIMP
a. &Eer * Co.'S HEa-yeS
-Tcg--
FAlkHAvEN, xHATCo&, Ia CONNER AND
NAY POarS
E.w BAKER d CO.. Agents.
ice Local Tine Cards
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WV Yogg -r.cs ExcnAxeE.

NEW YoEKs Dee. the geek market was
quiet and different today from that of yes,cr.
DAY. and in place of weakaess n decidedly
sttoag iee,iag existed tnrogg ont tie enflrs
day. except Tor q snort tiale IN the foresoon.
The matkss closed active AID strong a. ise
highest prices oi the dar Uuiau F4cISc i I'D
"a, Northwestern and sugar 81 Rock isls.1
and y .ssouri Pacific g siIys- rilliou 3'
Paui -, Aicnlsou - Bagliagica -. and e4acEs
smal er alaouats.
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ribxs AZ SEATTLE HaEFoR FOE THE WEEK sx
GiSSISG WEDNESDAY,. DEC 10
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

4.,o,. ON szy stesmsntp me IN re
ss. $50 - Eusope and Ergsana Ca -
= 20. ~ = a~.sera Fac.Ac ozaee- A. tAslcxxs.
sl-v r5rTet agel., rs secS2c E.sss- $50.
lIt,ck. Z. TonElg. cspof Iicks' $500
Mra charles gusssi. q Eastern Ds-Fvs, - -
,,srsa ~ ssfnfsz Of afteea yeas ss@aai1s "
Moore GeTesssa lisr1ss1y.
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8 wlIoLrsALg MAaKKrs

Exchanges az the Seattle clearinghouse to-
day amounted to Sie9.Sj27L Tee balances
HSre 81 siS IL
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N;sasusous ~ euriEg EAss1aA'1s = = ''s's
RsYealea Eeneoy.
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QUICKEST TINE To OLYMPIA,
EAMiLcaIE AND GGAY's HARsuI.
THE PASSENGER STEAMER MULTNOMAH.

Tae opposiIiol boso
Leaves Tacoma from the " p wha-. daily, ex-
ceps sunday. AZ p. n. sharp Returning
leaves kamilehie l2:ii T. m: Oiympia. , p. m;
arriving IN Tscoma 2. M. connecting with
steamers reac ing attic a. : 2. m. snd which
are throcgh boats fnr Hnaicom aud way points.
l. ayes BaE = 4. vJd's DOCK. foos OF Union
street. ettle, fnr Tacoma at 7. ~. SUNDAY.
y. B-Tais hoas must re taEen from Tacoma
Tor Gray Haroor country. being the only
trough boat
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Tn THE PROBATE CoIrgT oFEIEc con~r--
i state of wsshingrou /.
IN the msster Of tie estate of william, uop.s

IN THE PRoRAIE COURT OF KfNss couyTS-
4 stale of wssninxron
IN the ms'ter Of tee estate of William NcpAa.
mora, a.essscd. No go Order to show cause
Why dstrloutiou Gncusa no. be- made
Luke McSr1mons, ad z: nis,rsror OF The ess...
OF William MeR cm0s q, deceased h.v1nv 80
II this court ms petition seEFin forth Tat said
estate Is now in q condition 20 be closed ana !.
ready for distribution of the rssiars $50
among ne persons entitled by law thereta' erd
nappssriny To the court taaf SAID per,tian sess
iossn fscls sHt1cient 20 authorsze 9 Distribution
oil tne residue u said estate:
II is IA, reiore ordered BY the corrt that sn
persons interested n the estate of the said Will
lam McResmond be and appear hefore inc ssit
psooaie court IT ksng county. state OF Washing
ton. a the courtr of said court 10 the civ ~
Seattle. on the oath day o; Dec@rnbsr tsan srtha
noer OF III o'esock a. N. Of said dsv thsn .rd
tnere 10 show cause. II any fney nave whr a.,
osdsr OF distribution shocl. no; he .aade Of the
res'Gu. OF sssd estate among the heirs and p.r.
law. ~NSAs ~
II is further ordered tha. copy OF this order
oe pnoi shed once week for Jour successive
wsrks before the said 2ssh day OF D.. cinber
1880. IN the PnstIntel 'geace- (Tu-sisv lsss,el
y newspaper prilte and pub lsned in said gins
ceuaty aud OF general circulation thereto.
Doae Ia open court tais 2lth OF November,
1es@ RICHARD OSBORN
STATE OF WASHINGTON.
COUNTY OF King, ss-
ksctsrd 0s0orn, clerk OF the probate court
ri King county. sr-te OF Washington. do heresv
6 n ~ that the shove and foregoing document
Is 8 ssue, correct aud com piete corv III an o-sar
OF sail frabste court 70 show cause why d.
the above entitled matter made anF entered hv
Said cour OF the ?lsh d. of Novern Der. 3s9a
In with 81 whereof / have nsreurfo set my
nam ana sfixed The seal 81 said probate court
lsEALl RICHARD OSBORN.
Clerk OF said Probate Court.
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ITO MoNTEsANo AID ALL POINTS ON
GRAy'S HARBoR
VIA
PUGET SOUND ( CRAPS HARBoR RR
Tnfoush in one Cay from Seattle
ITAlns eonnscs daily e. kamlicaia at / p. II.
With steamer from Seattle
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nrrcHANnIsr ANn rrnrrcr rscrrprs

Eecerts 0. produce and MERCHANDISE at the
port CT sea't during the past tweuty-iou, hoers
were as follows Aerihern Pscsac railroad, sos
tons; atile Lake shore K EIzl=rn r4iIroAd. Gl9
tons; Cl'uubsa & Pase, sopn1 railway. ~
tons. By water-Wglia Tsila. t6S tpns: ]. Nc
Donald. 10 tons: Henry Bsiey. 80 tons; FAIR
maven, /: tons; stare 81 WasEi gtoa, II ,ous: "
K &c win. Is tons Fleetwood, tons. To.al
7, eeiItz. 2.53l ,ous.
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.culD ro8rz

IrAvr. Asy,vz,
feettls. Tuesday and TownSend-,sar N
Friday, midnight. Fairhsven....,.s 50 a "a
townsend .-..........4 e Rocho Haroor-i2 80 N
Fairhaven - so q Z Fanceayer..6p a
Roche Harbo-f = y
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6TEfErRx.

TUNE CARD
STEAMER BAILEY GATzERr,
COMMENCING THURSDAY. DECEMBER II
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DAclElc COAST sTEAMsHIp COMPANY

r>ACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
pispsfch steamers iron seattle rs follows
For san Francisco, via Poss Townsend and
victcrIa; At6 I. n. passengers received or
hoard IL 2. H. 81. IL, j., ii ana
anc every I've days thereafter.
To. ALASKA: DeCs2l0yr a-t1 y. JSrCs- .
su0 Is
From san Francisco. for Victoria ard Puget
found ports: Al g. Il ID no :. &, !.
IL. Il sid -
Tickets nav be obtained a. the once OF tas
corrpany At ocesn Dock. seattle
GOOpAlI- PERKINS & CO.. Genera Aseass'
i. McIELLAN. Superintendent Seattle
CTRAAEg MABEL
eSoHoxIsH RIvLs Rorrxb
WIN leave Hsiield'. vhar. every Tuestsy,
THURSDAY srd Saturday, q. : a. N, ieE hlch-
moaa Iwelvr Nile Point Edmucdss S-N Me
poant Mucktlteo. M&rysy lie. Lowsll aaa sao
hor,lsn and returning on following GAYS
--e--'- e A. SWIFT. AanaseS
: 4 rATFfELD AGENT
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c,rEAAEH AASkl-zS-
VIII cave Halted & & lEan wharf Tor po-.
sevnsen6 sequiE-. DrnEerCSs. P0rs Angeles
sr6 rescer. Bay, TgssGsy end Friday, = T.
rIr-n,rg, save Peri Angeles Monday and
1hr1saay, g. t.. arriving a. seattle same evc-
rlrr. esrrylrS t-elght s2d PASSENGER
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-10

ss.sssrxr ROLL soR ELEVENTH
-, s,-.se. Notice q hereby given that
llI,s,..e.,- roll for the grssiing of Eleventh
',,sr poi street 70 Howell street aud
" To- q 4 sidewalk aa both sides thereof,
- III, sss.s with The undersigned clerk of the
txs.ssrle. and farmer notice Ia hereby
~. sse a 4 roll is orea or public in
ii Office of the city CLERK Ia the new
l1s I'D vii. remain open for inspection
es.ss-. January s 1851. az 5 O'Clock p. M.
80 ii rersons feelng themselves sg-
~ - ar sucA assessment may amply TO
. 81 council OF sasd g 70 have the same
.e,.,,c.i cssrloes in the new CITY nall
II. w MILLER, City Clerk.
/. "a est rublica,ioa. DE enaoer 8. lso3.
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oANksAL EANAING BUSINESS LkANsAE1ED.
Drafts d-swn en- ali parts OF the world. In.
fereSt paid on savlr Cs and time dsposics.
houts-i0 2. m. 10 ?. n, ana saturday even
!pgs from 10 2 O'CLOCK.
u nositS may be made in person or by regis
hooks will be returned as requested
Money 10 nAd IN RAJ eSrp'e as re Sonahie rates
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AIDES PRIVATE R0sPlrAL4-ACCoMMo
n, ssaons loE ladies ~ 49, seventh stgeeS
IA =. =. Dsioe. Seattle.
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EDUCxTToyaI

WRENCH IESSOSs-CLASSES OR SINGLE
II pup Is tnkea, CT ofice or at hone: ter rs
re sonsbe. Prot. e. ac Loyne>, room a. b s.
ton b ocG.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-11
AN OVERFLOW OF PUPILS.

Lincoln School Directors Trying to Find
Room for Them-Publishers of Books
Unable to Supply the Demand-A Start
ling Increase in Enrolment.
A special meeting of the directors of the
Lincoln School, Twentv-irst ward, was held
last night to consider what measures should
be taken to relieve the present overcrowded
condition of that school. The increase in
the school was SO great that an old build
ing, formerly used as a store and dwelling,
was hastily prepared and the children of two
of the primary rooms placed therein. The
rooms are small and during cold weather would
scarcely be habitable.
A committee was appointed to arrange for
the use OF two unoccupled rooms in the school
house on bennington avenue, where the chill
dren of the primary grade will be sent. One of
the directors stated last night to THE DIS
PATCH representative that in all probability
some of the residents would object to such a
move on the part of the school board, as the
children would have much greater distance
10 60 than at present, but that the directors
were doing the best they could for the accom-
modalou of the pupils under the circum-
stances.
Another difficulty arising from the increased
attendance Is the scarcity of school books of
certain grades. 1t is said that Messrs. H. l.
Gourley Co., from whom the majority of the
books are obtained. are unable to supply the
demand. Such an increase in attendance as
that occurring was unlocked for by school book
publishers, and they failed to lay in sufficient
supply.