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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-30

Let every enfeebled woman
know it! There's a medicine
that'll cure her, and the proof s
positive
Here's the proof - if 1t
doesn't do you good within
reasonable time, report the
fact to its makers and get
your money back without
a word-but you won't do it !
The remedy is DR.. Pierce,s
Favorite Prescription and it
has proved itself the right
remedy in nearly every case
of female weakness.
1t is not a miracle. 1t won't
cure everything but it has
done more to build-up tired,
enfeebled and broken down
women than any other medl-
cine known.
Where's the woman who's
not ready for it3 All that
we've to do is to get the
news to her. The medicine
will do the rest.
Wanted Women. First
to know it. Second to use
it. Third to be cured by it.
The one comes of the other.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-30
Caused by Trainman's Blunder.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Oct. ga pas
senger train on the Kansas City, Mem
phis & Birmingham railroad pulled out
of the depot here without conductor
or fagman, the engineer misunder-
standing a signal Five miles out the
engineer discovered his mistake, and,
backing his train without lights or a
man on the rear platform of the car.
he ran into an outgoing freight train,
killing two persons and seriously in
juring twenty others. The dead are:
j. d. Franklin, travelling passenger
agent, Nashville. Tenn.
John Kittrain, fireman of the freight
train.
Those dangerously injured are:
George W. Davis Shell Mound, Tenn.
Mrs W. +. Wagner and her two
daugh tiers, Greenville, S. c.
E. Z. Rose, Lynn. Ala.
J. E. Owens, Westfield, n. C.
Rev. H. 6. Smith, Jasper, Ala.
|. o. Franklin, drummer from Nash.
vile; dying.
J. A. Taylor. Magnolia. Ark; head
mashed and eye knocked out.
w. B. Flanagan, Memphis; slightly
hurt.
DR.. Sanford, of Hot Springs, Ark;
slightly injured.
A. L. Hill, of Birmingham; hurt
slightly.
Hon. B. NJ. Long, of Cordova; bruised
on ankle.
NJ. ID. Townlee and Walter Townlee.
Of Townlee, Ala; slightly injured.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-30

The seat of sick headache
is not in the brain. Regulate
the stomach and you cure it.
DR.. Pierce's Pellets are the
little regulators.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-30
A DAY OF DISASTERS.

Frfghtful Collision of Trains in a Tunnel
on the Cincinnati Southern Road-Five
Persons Killed and Several Injured
shocking Results of Trainman's Btun-
der at Birmingham, Ala.-Two hftieo
ana Large Number Hurt-Fatal Coli
sion Near Armourdale, Kas.
CINCINNATI Oct 23.-South-nound
passenger train No. on the Cincinnati
Southern railroad ran into freight train
in tunnel a few miles south of Somer-
set, Ky. One fireman and conductor
were killed GU fright, while several others
were fatally injured. To add to the
horror of the situation the front car OF
the passenger train took fire and tho
express messenger and postal clerk
were burned alive.
Following is list of the killed and
injured furnished at the general office
OF the company in this city:
KILLED
Postal Clerks C. L. Doegen and j. q.
Gayle, both of Cincinnati.
Firemen Walsh and Gould Of Cincin-
natl.
Brakeman j. E. Montgomery.
INJURED.
Engineers Pinelott and Taylor.
baggage name unknown.
Passenger, name unknown.
ALI of the injured reside at Somerset,
and are being cared for by the railroad
company. None of them are fatally
hurt
The accident was caused by the freight
engineer moving without orders. 1t
side-tracked at Sloans Valley until one
south bound passenger passed and fol-
lowed it. the engineer believing he
could make the next side track before
meeting the other passenger train
which was only short distance behind
the first one. When about midway the
tunnel there was a terrible crash, fol-
lowed by the groans of the dying and
injured. Both engines were totally de-
molished. in addition to several coaches
and freight cars. TO add to the horror
two of the coaches caught fire and Postal
Clerks Gayle and Doegen were
burned alive. The more fortunate
passengers and crews turned their
attention to resculng those inn
prisoned in the wreck and who were
being consumed by the flames. Those
taken out were removed to neigh boring
houses, where they were attended by
physicians sent out by the company.
The loss to the railway will be S25, 900.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-10-30
MISSOURI CANDIDATES.
Who the Voters of Missouri Are to
Choose From.
Candidates Placed in Nomination Bv All
Parties for State. Congressional and
Legislative Offices with
Their Residences.

subjoined is carefully-compiled list,
containing all the State tickets. nomi-
noes for Congress and for the State Sem
ate; also list of the nominees for the
lower house of the General Assembly,
giving politics, occupation and post
Office address of each nominee and can
'd1date Democrats are designated
ID. Republicans, r. Farmers and
Laborers' Union, ST. and L. IT," and
Independents. Ind The list was
compiled by Secret ary of State Lesueur,
ard is as near complete as is possible to
get IL:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-31

u0xDGs ~
1nlosd Stairs ~ rseistersd) i23x ;ls(eou-
nnh I'M; United states lsSs tregistered).
k; ~ (coupsush i2t,i; Pacific y.
b American Express, lis; Canadian Pa
T. 7lH; Canada Southern. s.; Central
alnc. Nk: Burlington, 107: Delaware 4
cknwanna. 1871; Denver & Rio Grande.
y, Erie. 1T: Lake Shore, f05yx: Louis
- 4 Nashville. sosl: Michigan Central.
! II; Missouri Pacific. TAN; Kansas q
nas. 9s; New York Central, 6sx:
NeheFn Pacific. s2,i preferred. 75x North
sn, IN; preferred. Il: Oregon I'm
semsnt, 81; Oregon Navigation, l00A:
unscontInental. S7x; Pacific Mail. ssh:
ding ,ssi<; Rock Island. 96,1; ST. Paul.
u; Texas Pacific. 26ss; Union Pacific.
=; United States Express. IS; Fargo
esss. 81; Western Union. s5,s: Ameri-
= Cotton Oh. s7N.
EXCHANGE AND eEcrRffiEs.
MN YoAK. Jan. "a Money on call
<el; prime mercantile paper, 4
IS; sterling exchange quiet. steady; 60
<Ass fs.cos uemeuu Ssscts3.
bor silver -lS'sc.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
nicAeo. Jan. ~. Close ~ Wheat
s.sw; January. 75Yc; February. 75ssc;
~, nae.
eem = Firm; January. :sjsc; May.
gsh-eseady: January. c0c; May. sasc.
Sasley-Nothing doing.
Iufk-Sseady; January. sa65; February.
9nh; Nay, sloIe,s.
Lsfd--s.eady; January. &assesasts;
~. &07,s.
CHICAGO LIVE srocK MARKET.
SAicAoo, Jan. I.--Cattie-- Rcceirss, Ia
ossves. N.9oaai5; steers. $setts1:
xess and feeders. $2.2S0f3Ss: Texas
em4sd steers. ssaa6o.
.css Receipts, $4,000; steady; mixed
Il light ts.6sSs2S5: heavy. ss65asas.
eep- Receipts, 5000: easier; natives.
SS.S; Western corn-fed. xislSa s.. ~.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET
AvrnrooI. Jan. a. wheat--Frm; de-
- poer; holders offer spAringly.
n-kAsy; new mixed Western, Sc
- PER GENITAL.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-31

WI TOWNSEND. Jan. sa-The ship Hen
~ vent to sea tonight from Hadlcek.
= cargo Of lumber for Baenos Ayres.
ass Steamships Michigan and Lskme,
eoasoesn Chief. hk Carlton, bk Banda-
9ip America and ship oceiden, are
sind-eouad in Port Angeles.
- Scashern Chief. bound for Nanaimo.
- 70 there leaking and Is now awaiting
~aess orders As to repairs. The weather
Ne has been extremely severe of late.
sss steamer Ferndale, bound from this
Port Angeles. broke her shaft BE-
pungvness and Port Angeles Mon
enc prcceesied to her destination With
engine. The Pioneer towed her 10 this
his afternoon.
essSyor W. c. Garfield went 10 Fort
Monday. 10 measure the schooner
reconstructed from the old
~ hakeley. Her register is ISIS tons.
- ivAnhoe WAS sowea 10 seattle this
70 load coal for San Francisco.
sossair vas towea up To Rakeley this
TO load lnmher. Bk Canada Was
- Tacoma this evening 10 load piles.
i ttxwR
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~ FRaSeisco, Jan. s.-Arrivals--C. Z.
|s9per, Victoria. Sailed Elsinore, Port
lend; Top Gallant. Port Nakeley !;
Walsh, Puget sound. Arrived at
Diego. Jan. -. Marie e. smith, Ia.
Sailed from Yokohoma. Jan -,
esfa from Vancouver
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DE AND SHIPPING.
toes Moro Plentiful Than
! Few Days Since.
- UNCHANGED. HOWEVER.
- 1napmssss ~ usps-Hra1e 0es1
/, - osssssy IGsrkss-1Gssas
Are Lev.


arxrrrx. yau. =. IN
-. 4 a. aesssIe c3earins Houup
.|:. -. m "a q
-s.s,sd - 1890 vers raouavua a.
- pi.ct ptv.y yonetfon ovar ~
s.SS. , pr.st ecsrd ,sSl,osd ~ ~
l...s. rss...ss 40 $1,000 = ~ 1870 f,ns.
l||5sz--s. - posstoes sre NOR ,serts-
~ 49, ~. lat ~eer h,st ~
ssS.- - -. ws,rst g unrhsneea and
- see.ean Ann ~ lsst ouotasions.
ss.sr1ent among ths shipments from
80 dpdsy wess the following: Three
5S.1r a brick % Black Diamond. two
SeSs q bope 70 CHICAGO. two Carloads
-. s ~ Minnesota Transfss, and one
~ q hev TO Nonohan.
- = no change whstever IN The Sit
- = err No ezra were received
"a 6saev M stocks continue 20 decrease
~
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p1spe1cA steamers ftom seattle . Sollove
lof enn FranctocA via Port TOWnsend ana
Victoria. Al 8 p N DasseugeD received On
heard q ) p. m-) January =. Z. Is, Is. Is aud -
Ard every I've days theTuaf1oR
For Aln6kn: J.nusry ard -
From San rfancieco ioe victoeis ana PuGee
eound poetD: Ats q n. January .. IA. Is 20
- aud ~ and every I've days sAereafteT.
11eteeB may ~ ob1aiued Is the olAco g -
company g Oeean Deck Sesftae.
0OoDALI. PE1KlNo d Co,
Gcneral AeonR
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-31

THE FAST AND coMMoDIoUs PASSENGER
i eTEAMEK MuLTS0MAH.
sorrosiTIoS ROAD
Leaves the ~ r wharf daily q 7 O. m for Oiyua-
psa. KAmilche and Gsny's Harbnr, returning 70
Tacoma ~ p n. connecting with boau toe
SEATTLE AND wHATCoA
Arriving a. ss attic nj y m.
TlxK TArLs.
Nv Tacoma -Nam Ar Olympia 10 sca N
Lv Olympia 10 q m Ar Kar,tlche HIS N
Lv Kamiichc y Is m Ar Olympia lstpm
Nv Olympia 400 n Ar Tacoma .eopm
Connecting with beAss for Seattle.
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TTx1ox PACIFIC HALLWAY sxxAnEn-
rACoMAsEArrH noUrH

IACOMAsEATTLx MOUTH
Leave Tacoma - - =. 10 - =. ~ - ? -
~ - IA. - 4Spm.
L<sve sea1xls ~ ~. tseoam. nv -.
= 3pp m
SEQ N and - = land q De- HedneA-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-31

Tie seeAraer Zee u rcw really fcs oa9nem
Faxues Wishing The service 81 Jootsax Do&.
y l.psease aspsy On hoard o. q A A. spAaslinx
~ haosongs bsas house 1ne bs1 VII -
1oc1d sysng g Cosuxsss Goa. foox os CosznAkA
- r. aPAUIDING.
Cuaex Aa1 Axsa
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m nAxnun-
HI Conn1ne. rog11nnA II Cuse1a II 1owneen1
= = nAttey. uew YeTt Dknr1m. Ch1coeo
henAan. Chteago g. owt1pss. 7heona
ExsnA HmneDcs G Z C1aske. Anacmss
8Caadin. Minneeoeets WP Calanonn. ny
EeCe1n. MInnoopnais n p f0FseT. Chiem4D
pev1as 1nnema 4 1homDeDn- Tacoma
~ Menss, Do4s,es nj MsseAes = ". n
b@toD, Tooomo VIC Whon3oek fruv
Jbncculiis. San ysna Aecnhfn, Rsssland
nCu nosuz
Rw + Rssksr. C1H - nown. ossesa
4 Gabriel ~ Cw nss1s. d
j C3nasoA IN 1san JW uinaa -
~ nesrhead, Dsnv9 Wal<h. Pslnes
j. KF0Gen. CITY II Xusouu4 Mp1B
QT1ekess City WI Deolxr. CITY
Jewingstsa, ~ walla n y Gdnse,l. Tacoma
4 BuG4lin = vi. Coao , = Ts5i1r. 1he DsIles
A Wntsney. fortlan1 J 6ubrsnsookw
~. = Ihemson. City DL walker. III
~ Dsnsmoee. Trsn BurIu. seattle
B Be5etoct, UvinuDeon C u BAKER NPRk
J 4 Watsoa. Dakota NeyAs. spokane
JW Hax1. - Paul cH Kesshfn, ny
p Gsev9k Wails Walla censsock. - Madison
= Green. Helena. Mons bena1e. n Orchard
4 n jones. San yran JNeyers. Detroit
D Arnold. Hoqnism II r caiiissn. cIintoa
uiss + " Ball, censaiia-
THE snooc2LxYR
A esondatt, frunkiin - Dsy. Bare Greek
\ nank1, Bare Crcok Nv DoFss PAN City
vt Rice, 3 Franchise Smith = vi wash
G Amordt. Uea1nsrf WD0 TooIe vi, do
n Bieckman, Gno'fxh RIA Crock. Gilman
Icat1eark % c Lvtngstnu. Fremont
q GetDch0on, 10 Il CfusEsiln vicf0ffa
DIT Whttney, ChtsAeo Bifsnsf. sidney
y o HswIand. Renfon I'm Ryson. euoquatmie
" n Bohomei, ruRsld l. Lee do
III Woodnan. 10 scha1ner. Tacoma
9 Hull = VI. City Mfss Mclean, do
G Dwese = VI. Iowa Ni0 = somsFviile. do
weston, DO Mim y Corkery. DO
A Allen, New York Miss = Clark do
white. Victoria " Sesvena 4 VI. do
" Rag burn. Tucson Mn b wertheiner. do
Mr. Capt Miner, wash WJ6ykes. Va City
RicksacksT = VI. Wssh 7 Way, Portland
O " bowman 4 wf.do r Wsyner, do
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FAr NM
RA9sxx0K1 61KAME1 YEUIWOuD
= -Tuu-
ooafuA 3neoma. Olympia. aluE1noooa -
Ue1aifs 1xlan4
Wuxx8 TIM CARD.
CU00enc1ng Tuesday,. Eosomhoen
Iaeys oly1p6a, daily sxcsre NnnAay- 7Wan
Leave Incouna ~ 90.
Arrive Soa11fa -l0pH
L Ls,s.. $3.50 $50 d..ly sz.sSs As.Aav- :Spn
Lave 1ocumn, AMnn
lAEDIS01seatt1o. Yesiers wharf: 49,.
- + Wharf, Olympia. Hon's wharf
1saas On board 0nsy boat mating ruund
nip sundayA Carries xorshwessefn ~ WellD-
Il. HATCH. Pr,ssds.a
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Hoops CANAL TE-sTEANER JOSE
III FHiSE
The steamer Josephine viii leave Hateesd-
Coiman " harf. foot of Marion street. Wednesday
and saturday morning at q m Tor Port
9Amhle. seAbeck. Union City and al way pot ts
On Hoods Canal Returning leaves un.oa City
Monday and Thurs1ay morning Fer freight 90
passage apply - Essnesd-CosnAn wharf OF on
board JOHN ANDEks ~. Master.
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The 'sOveriand Flyer leaves Portland p N
daily. md carries through Puliman slespers.
ceaontse sleDpen. free chaif cars ara ceocheo
between Portland and Denver. Omaha. KAnsas
City. g. Louis, St Paul or Chicago.
.The Limited Fact Mal' leaves Porf1and 7 .
n daily, ana carriss Pullman dining and sleep
ing cars between Portland and Chicago
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SEATTLE
Medical and SlIyid
DISPENSARY
Atkins Blsek. Columbia street.. 1ssvpm1 =
and Ycurxh
C0NDUCTDD Bx
DRS MERRILL AND MERnI I
SPECIALISTS
In chrcnia xsrvosa skia and Baood ~ 5
70 the LADIES.
We give nost careful and cpaszderN1o o1
ncn 70 diseases OF women and CD llsirsn 6YG5#
snner Rom any obscure. dtf1cult a. lln61
alsss>c cr u The common ruasine 1oc3oe1 ri r.
cure yen remember the cesehrstsd sr1S2575
sailed in every department al ms8sssf ~
glsA experience. The p~ofexsor had fr@ vrSEiS5
~ exp<rence in the hospitals of nfooklyM
Noman's Hospital College. New w.. ~ ~
one os the most successful ana best {r1s71S -
GEOLOGICAL specialists in this country q
To Young ana hsiddio-Asnd 49,
Nervous Debility epermafosrhua S6ma1
s,on Hons rnls,eaa Decay. arising Rom m4l1
pmpiss on The lace. avenicn % sooiefy. -
discouraged. lack Of confidence am ,SS1S 7
safely permansnsiy snd sp "a oe. ~ Ill
BLOOD AND SKIN pooeAann
syphilts. dieesso most dreadful = ~ r.
completely erAdicAtcd =
Sscsrs Cstsrrh, etc, permanently go
Kidney. Urinary and Rladdsr eonr1
painful. dificult too frcquent 6SrnfS~ T.
nioody urine. high cOlorcd q with niiky 1n| 6
Fleet cystitis promptly and snfeiy
Charges reasonable szEs
0u Success - nassd upon -
n u.r remedies CT quickly and On pSrs1 4
We do not claim 10 know evssytnfns =
ton 70 medicine OF diseases. or b - 80 g =
every case. but 10 do claim that 5 leeIn ~
sive aud Increasing practice, with rSSos1
,as e sustain u aze tho hsse peool =
Experience IL worth everythine. -.
gained By consulting with, critically on0I1
and successfully treating th0uoan}n RI 1
ieessd With every p prsssassSi s1 ~ 49,
diseases or deferInfty, euablun u q
suuerng with Ike maladica. thnt ~ ~
eeeded IN restoring health 10 larGo -
cases treated. even after other sklIlo1 SS7 r.
getic physfciens have failed . $500 -
neut change for the better 3 - q '@7.z:A:
gentlemen too sasscioS = = s inSsai5 =
sntEnorant quack. aud shey as1 10 ~
ent 70 DO frightened sway fron pAyu1G16 +
are curing them. 90 -
Persousealling Ut our olnco - havo1Ho =
faction OF = free consultation. viii - 0
enec that they may depend upon roqof$l1(
dtd opinionA honorable. SQUARE ooo1tnG, ~
able eherges and no oucourngeme01 Vleh0U
prospect Of Improvements oe curA
Our practice IL founded gpon thoroeu!O
best methods without rdl6f0nce - eohecM
You win nos - unsd g. psEs1aAed r. Z
treatment and no ono Val ~ 0oo1o8
there II strong probability - . curo e -
nent benefit Make tntegrognflonn on4
for yourself IS .zss<z
days TO IL . m. only. 49,
treated q their homes ~ eoel9 49,
Medicines and instructo0o oo09s ~ 49, - :
preua Cousultattcn xoA Is
Always send stamp When 10y -
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zGG<s faismar vestibusec sssrp<rv asss Ain.
& - sase ATTEST Improved tonrssss ssscrer.
- a. .ae East WA Northern fArlrc satt.
- ~ sscond sgxseI hcssoa olrsrk.
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DrGKr SOUND NATIONAL RANK. or So
Buy and SCI foreign and domestic errAxnws
transfer uao1sr b<tafrSrsrh n Sny sa-t o;
the rnised States and Europe swcesre
deposits OF norcv and issue oass
bccxs o. certificates sAsrsios
rrxsssrc~nx~rr
Iardcn. -. ~ &. i ase-astsA - ~aas
Paris. ps Ra.nscaila yser@s
Fyxnksarf A. NJ. l. Won Sfes-ev a q
New Yers. axeaes Of bank ~ sssslsssatA
Chicago Commercial Nessossal Bank
Boston. Snsysslx Sstieaat Bans
San Frxac&sca, The "a Z ri California
Portland. the nrst sAsionai Eank-
AArrxr 6Arxrsr $500. r-cssarr.
Ef FEsrs .vscssi.ssslaeas
Bank lseasei corner ch~rrv ana FSoas streets
RANK OF BRITISH coLuasiA
lrncosrorssea By royss ehsrssr iss,,
Now open for hus'aessGa tns
starr esocx.
Capital paid as ..-.-.--...-....--...--s 2.sae an
fowes 20 increase tos--~,-.--.-.-.. tp,esAeo
enfpius.--~......,--...,-.----.. sss,o0
J, KEITH WILSON. Mansxer.
Branches: san rrancssco wsl, Portrait.
Westminster. Nanairaa and hasnssess s. -.
General banking bus ress srsnssc,ea foreign
exchange oa<hf ami sels: sssss aud trle-
graphic transfers sold on thu hazk'S branches
Elso on New Yars. Calsssn. tarssia and uoax
Kong Deposits received susseef 70 eaeek.
Int~ress rssr IN ssras deposits.
JARVIS coSKlIS MORTGAGES TRUST CO.
KANSAS cry AND NEW SoRK.
Paid mp capital. .si.5s. sn
Loan money on improved ci;y and farm prop'
erty IN amounts OF 500 to sicccoa NJ
delay in closing loans. Applics
drawn here Money paid
BY cheek on bans
Ifyou have the security wc have thu money!,
loan. ANY and all competition met.
I. " ENrZ. sseuerai Agent and ExamineG
Room l. Ne~iin block.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF sEArrLE
PAID-uP CAPITAL ,isaon
MAURICE MsMicK Vios. Preside Il
LISTER TURNER Cashier
General banking business transactsi
Sight and telexraphic exchange payable IN all
the principal cities Of the United Ststss and
kurope.
T,HE WASHINGTON NATIONAL RANK
il OF Seattle.
KiLsES FLOCK. NO 60l SECOND STREET, b
TWEEN 3AMEs AND CHERRY.
Z O. GRAVES ...........Pr President
W. r. FORREST. Vice President
y. 4. BASKus ..&....4...... .Cashiae
CApTTAL. slo00n
Transacts xe1era. BANKING business
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Seu9uisu kuC1DS w. tSsss'Asso@
DUCT SOUND SHORE RAILROAD
TINE TABLE
~Axns rYyrcr SUNDAY, ocroBER & issa
Trains leave Seattle - follows:
Atlantic express so n
Tacoma express ...---...........--10 10 N
Portland ~ m
Through 20 n
Trs..s arrive ri Sea- IL IS follows
Eastern and Southern express. = n
Tacoma express. Ala M
Portland - m
Local Freight - m
All The above trains run daily.
Depot and ticket once corner oisscond ana
Tictes On sale % al points IN the unised
Ssa4es Canada and Europe.
e.'<'' 0-A /. A. NADEAU. Manages
Z ToSKrN. Tichet Assat
COLUMBIA q PUGET SOUND RAILROAD
Trains arrive and leave Seattle - follows
ssws.s.ls and way ssspm 49,.
cosi trsins with ccsch attached. have no
regular running tint WI M sS Rsi s.nsssr
ITO SAN FRANCISCO cAL-sy Way OF
SOUTHERN PACIFIC coS LINZ
sxs uoCxr snAsfA socrR
eu,chsr IN time shaa an osa~ soss
bexUeo1
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ABBREVIATED TELEGRaHS.

Rains in Pennsylvania arr seniing the
rivers up with a rush
A gambling hOJT-e has been raidsI at Boz
ton, Mas, which was run " a Unitarian
clergyman
Street Foss. negro, has teen sentenced to
death at Wheeling. w Va, for an assault
on a white woman.
The Groesteck National bank, Grossbeck,
Tex, capital 81. or0, has heen authorized to
commence business.
BILLY the Kid, an American thief, has
been nabbed in London while attempting TO
rob a bank clerk Of s., 01u
Connors, the Milwaukee wrestler. "a ur-
day night defeated Charles Green. the En-
glish heavyweight champion
a call h - been lsSusi by the Prohibit. on
lists of Illinois for state convehtian TO met
May q and - at B .oomiBgton.
Ten thousand dollars has teen refu-ei st
Highland farm, near Dubuque, Ia. for g
weaving colt, sired by Nutwood, out of
$3.50.
William Weese, OF East Sag nav, a rail-
way man, is in Jail ON a charge of killing
Alex Alexander, an old resiient of that city,
Saturday night.
Sam Martin. negro who was charged
Win niuIueIs Nds TAKEN lEOLn jail al
Wrightsvils, Ga, Sunday morning. and
shot to pieces by a mob.
Under the new mana cement harmonious
relations have been resum-d between the
''Monon,7 Louisville and Nashville, and
Pennsylvania railway lnsS
A man has been arrested at Streator. Ills.
who tsllies with the description of the rob
Der who 50 seriously shot ex-State Senator
Gillian, at Upper Alton, last week
p 7. Barnum, the only great Snowman.
now that Forepaugh is dead. has arrived at
New York from his English tour, which he
says was phenomenal success
The Chicago Herali has Washington
City special which says that Governor Fifer,
of Illinois, is a candidate for Senator Far
wells seat in the United States s.nate
Lillian Lewis, the actress, being pursued
by a constable with an attachrnent-of tie
legal variety-hid all her wardrobe excep; a
s,alskin cloak, and then wore that all
through the play of Article AZ This at
St Louis
A new labor organization called the Work
ingmen's Benevolent and Protective assoc.a-
ton has been formed at Pottsvill,. Pa Ii
proposes to take the place of all the other
organizations, and Will advocate eight hours
a day and arbitration
A Detroit special SAYS that ex-senator
Jones, Of Florida, who has Teen there for
more than year hu gging tae delusion that
he i the accepted lover OF a wealthy lady Of
that place, will be taken 10 Kalamazoo in.
sane asylum this week ii lis friends can 3
tablish his insanity.
Since Aug. 8, 1887, ami up to last Satur-
day the treasury department at Washington
City has purchased of per cent bonds
si2o, ls4 900. costing sl63, l95, $50. and OF ~
per cents SIS. 9i1 so, costing s46, 497 ,55l,
the total cost being 500. So, III. At ma
turitv they would have cost 1878 sg7 a0i