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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-11-01

10 produce that cOntractP l say that
is false. l never agreed to anything
but u lease. If that Is what Is meant
| am ready TO make that lease at any
time when the council will do their
part.
The council says it became necessa-
~ for The city 10 buy Maupn and as
signs out and complete the dam. Mr..
Hefi.rnan completed the dam. Ii is
also stated that A. Willard is using 70
horse power. Ii So where does the
Baxter Springs Mfg. Co. get their
Lower, with but 96 horse power alto
gethcr? The manufacturing compa-
my are using as much as / am and the
electric light company are using as
much as we are. Now, If you give
me 10 horse power there will only be
Il horse power left.
Now, gentlemen, will YOU he kind
enough TO tell me how / drove your
manufactures away and what they
were? l have no knowledge Of any.
You say YOU have made liberal offers
and met with refusals every time.
Now, readers, YOU have read copy OF
all the offers they have made. II they
are liberal, for Gods sake don't want
any more like them.
Let us look little further. What
did the Quaker Valley mill dam cost !
Did you ever inquire? 1t was built
when native lumber was sold for 1880
per hundred and it only cost about
$4,000. When the Baxter dam was
built The lumber could be bought for
~ per hundred, little more than half
what it cost when Morgan's dam was
built. His dam was nine feet high
and the Baxter dam about seven feet
eight inches. Now will you please
tell me why this vast difference in the
cost of the two dams should be? Did
you do it honestly, or was II through
ignorance? II the latter would il not
have been better had you never COM
mcnced? And now after you think
yOu hive got somebody into trouble
you want to pull out the dam.
You sent man to Topeka to get a
special act through the legislature to
issue $4,000 worth of bonds for fund
ing Indebtedness, and in the statement
you said the city owed me $1,000 and
Stone & Cove $4,000. Where has this
money been all of this time? Why
have you not settled these claims and
taken your lease according to contract
and had this thing all settled long ago
and had the shores of Spring river
lined with factories?
If 1 had been councilman and paid
$4,000 for $1,000 worth of labor and
material l would want to hide my
head. And then talk about the liberal
offers you have made me.
do not want 10 blame the present
council for these eXtravagances, but !
do think past experience ought to
teachNhe city council that water pow
er handled by inexperienced men is
very, very expensive.
A. WILLARD.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-11-01
ROASTING.

There not cooking stove made except the Charter Oak but
what the snkage forty ten pound roast cooked in tight
will weigh but six pounds done This loss the nkage
the juice which the vital part of the meat off Of which live But
Charter with Wire Gauze Oven Doors will weigh nine
and oncha pounds No basng attention required And BREAD
will be quarter larger keep forever and Of its peculiar features
that it will never mould.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-11-01
BRANDED AS A LIE.
g following letter fully explains

The following letter fully explains
itself:
COLUMBUS, HAN, Oct. 80, 1890.
EDITOR News: l desire 10 say
through the columns of your paper
that the statement contained in The
Kansas City Sunday Sun of Oct. 70,
1890, in reference to myself, is abso-
lutely false; and I hereby brand the
statement as a willful, malicious lie
and published only for campaign pur-
poses. aud hy a person IoO cOwardly
10 affix his own signature TO the same,
and ask that IL be published IN our
home papers. w. r. CowLEY.
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A. K FASSEEITT will practically illustrate the excellence Of
THE WIRE GAUZE OVEN DOOR,

Charter Oak Stoves may wish buy with Wire
Doors learn facts that advantageous and
contemplate purchasing be practically informed
why the CHARTER OAK is considered by all the BEST.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-09
LEOAL NOTICES.
ISTHE PROBATE COURT oFKISa COUNTY.
II state of MAsnirg TIM

II TIE PROBATE COURT OFKIEG COUNTY.
Il state of Washington.
IA the matter Of TIRE estate of William AcRee-
mono. deceased No. SO Order 70 show cause
way assrputson sEoutd nDt b. made.
Luxe Aciecsaon administrator Of rhe estate
ui iilian MGR enc Z. deceased, having fled
IN Iais court his petatson setsing sorth thz. sad
estase Is now IN e condition 10 be closed ard is
ready fer Distribution Of the resisnc taerenf
hsnoas re persons emitted by law thereto. ard
= app afsaE "a the court his; said peutinn sets
l9s,h iscfs sufficient 20 saEhorsx4 distribution
Vi RE resf'ifIe o. said estate.
IL - tnt re ore nreers q by the court that Ell
ptsssns interested % IN estate OF The said Will
lam Mrhefmcns he ard anpear before The said
Isoos,e court Il kigls cQEafy, Safe 81 HssaiuE-
Ton. st tbs ccggr on us said caart IL th- city OF
Seattle. on the 9sth day o; pecernhss 4sa Al IN e
AoNE o. 81 ocueS n OF SAID dry. taEn and
bse-e % snow cause. Il any taey have, Why 81
osoFF OF distribution snnE.l aos be asae oi the
Fesa2u o; said estate among sae heirs eG1 PEP
law.
II is further ordered shas cepy Of tass or5er
&c paps snsd once week Tor sonr successive
w.tss before she said @itb day Of D. eEee-.
lseo, IN the Post-Intei geucet Cfues1ay fssHe},
newspaper pirate and pnb,ssncd in said King
can " sud OF general cireasaticn shereiH.
Done IN open eouEt this 94thd OF November,
i9o RICHARD OSBORN,
JHdgs OF sz.a Irpbass Court
sTATE or WAsHtSsFoS.f =
COUNTY OF kESa.
I. kic .afd 0s 4sssl, CLERK az the probate coU-.
o. King county. sE~te OF Washington. Co hereby
cesf II thes the above and foregoing document
j. esrue, correct and complete cory 81. order
OF ta'd rrob4te court 10 show cause WY dis
tne above entitled matter. male and entered by
said couri OF the s4sa day 81 November, 1891
In WINS whereof. / have ncTeunto set my
hant and AIMED The seal 4 ssia probate court
IsgALl RICHARD OSBORN,
Clerk OF sai3 Pranate Court.
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Why wouldn't an cvercoat or suit, such
as re carry, nnaEe handsome holiday pres
EMP. Cali and examine. Hyams, Pauson
& Co.. the largest clothing dealers IN Oh
word. so, So2, sol Front street, corner CO.
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Dispatch steamers from Seattle as follows:
For ran Francisco. via Prs Townsend end
Vietoris: AZ ,. m tps1sengers received on
hCSrQ 81 T. NJ 2, IA Il, ~ aud
and every Ave days thereafter
For Alaska: Dscenisrr aai 10, JsnuavT
mi ~
From San Francisco, for Victoria enc Puge:
found ports: At 8 m D C. mber ]. Q. j.
ie. i nd 70
Tickets may be obtained az the once OF tina
Company az Ocean Dock. seattle.
6o0DALI. PERKINS * CO.. General Agents.
san Francisco.
Il. MCCLELLAN. Superintendent Seattle.
CEATTLE. KIRKLAND. H0UGHroy AND
- Yarrow Ferry.
on aud after April /, 1870. steamer Rfita E
sill leave her dock north OF Jackson straas
rshle powc--house Lake Washington. 10, Ei.s.
lsnd. Hoaghton and Yarrow daily.
Leave cable house. Leave hlrkiani
At Gas a II. AT $50 q N
At SODA m As e:t5 n.
AtI1 10a- m. Atil:i5a- N.
At l.ne D. N. AT l:f5 o n.
At 500 .. NJ At a:fin n.
At 500 r. r. AZ 5.45 nm
Parties Intending 70 return bys O'Clock morn.
fne pos.cau secure berth and meals BY eDpIy-
ing TO the purSer on the siearre-.
C. F. KRAFT, Master.
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fGEkIESs,
EEEkEZ3s.
QUICKEST TINE To OLYMPIA.
KAMILCaIE AND GRAyfs HARBuR-
THE PASSENGER STEAMER &ULTNoMAH.
Tae opposition tos')

fTae opposition oos0
Leaves Tscoaas from tae y r eTf daily, er-
cepE sunday. q =. n. sha-p Returning
leaves kaniiiehie le:4l "a. IA; olympia. , 7, ~:
arriving IL I-coma \. n. eogAectsrs visa
ste2uless rcse q3Hg : attic : n. n, ana waIea
are th-ovsh boats inc Wuaic01n ana wsy pose.s
]. ayes bak = 3 ~Sa's 6oe<. foot OF Enioa
street as.le. Issr Tacoma, a. 5 T. IN. SnaGay.
y. B-Tas BOAT must = taken ifoga Teeosaa
.or GRAY. Heseor country. beng The only
hrcurh boat
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EDUCATIONAL

ERENcH LEssoNs-cLAssEs OR SINGLE
II pup Is tkea. At Office or st home: ter rs
reasonable. Prot +. &C Loync-, room "A. u s.
ton b ocx.
Miss CHEALs BOARDING AND DAf
M school, Tor gfrs wlil reopen JapusEy 5.
1871; six rc>ident teachers; speessi primary
c.aSs being ofgan eel 70 comms nee + hruarv 4.
or perueuarS apply to the principal Miss
Chea. ei2 ColuHl osa street. seattle
Mt. RAINIER sEMIN ARY-FoR YOUNG
WI ladies and children. corner Fifth and
Madison Streets Opened August 27th. Pupils
received at any time. For particulars address
Miss N. B Cochrane. Principal 5l7 Madison
street, Seattle.
SChooL or PRACTICAL CIVIL. MEcHAS
- ica!. Mining. Engineering. SaTvcyiu,
Draughttrg, Architecture. Axsayin- ard Sayi.
cation. l7eS Second Street. Portland, Or. and
723 Market 81. san Francisco. Cal Established
ls6L A. WANDER NAILi-EE, Pres. send Tor
circular
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DANCING 1cADEMr.

pau As>0R NJ. {. AKER, sI3 BATTERY
-, sItst; ",GuesdayS and Thursdays, iuge-
,u-lays. privas' lessons; modem ciety
sAaelng; please call o. write.
lsEEN CITY DANCING ACADEMY, WASH
- sAssoh ha8. lis : xih street; advanced
as 49, Monday and Friday evenings; beginners
ss .-iNtsasy evening; prirA c lessons, waltz
a. ~ '-OpsA 01 '''
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cTEAME9 ANGELEs--
~
VII ieave Hatfield & Ctlnen wharf for Port
townsend. Secuim. BuuSeness, PorS Angeles
ara crescent lag, Tuescsy and Friday. y n:
uIu-n.ng, leave Port Angeles Monday and
thursday, g. a.. arriving q. seattle same ere
Iirf. carrying freight ano passengers
T. Il. WHITE. Master.
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rRVSR FfcToRr.

ls-EN cfiY TRUNK fACT0AY: RETAIL
~. - sIsetlsgrS oi trunks, vases, telescopes
SAs ksNe1sSi repairing. SsteSro0n. b2ss1sn.
.--~------sst corner -scou 4 ans Wasp8nE'ou.
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A. AND STAGE LINE FROM UNION
,str,y. - - sae.t0a and kamilcess daily al
kor s,-.v So,aneeaens made with trans sna eoass
~. 49, HaSsoss J, Il, LQng, prc2gfesos, s2es'
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY AND FrNAy.
cIAL AGEST OF THE UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT
Deals IL foreign aad domestic exchanges
Makes tel.grephic transfers, and issues letter,
s. credit.
Genera. banking business transacted,
Office. Brown building, southeast 0aruer o.
end .1d Cherry sLrsess
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CoSEECrroSERa

rfege
FI tksAM, CONFEGT. OSEKf, ETC.
aasasy Ice cream. al raycrS. always on
So ~ ,.ssei1fers1 prOmptlr so al parts cs the
a. tTeao.itan bricks, all ltavors. one casrt
49,, taree piCts - cents, TWO quarts 81. ~ s.
500 aor.em4ac candies Iaa1s freSh daily;
N'sss.. tssoE1 -lvnt IA the city, 81 Hlnsy's, ST.
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.cuyv xss-z
Irsrys.

lrsvg. AEayvs.
fcetsie. Tuesday and Tov1send-.......s.r ~
Friday, midnight ts.rhaven.-...ss so q n
Townsend ..4 q m Roche HaT6orI II 50 . n
Fsirhaven.-9 50 y ancoeve-. .....-5p n
Roche Earbo-.l o II
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yogrIrgy PACIFIC gAfLRo.s.

NogTEEf. PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Tcus-ss sieepzrg eGrs dry ceswesa Seata
ead Calcssa. 4we-Ey-nYe miles tire sEorses:
zsus4 enc EeveE aours aad sairry-ss= minutes IN
GGg-1ce e tsnapegfae sfEsg \. ChilnsrE, city
t-tsee e CIR, ~ zEcoll ssr1eE 5gz-01 a4oexs -
&o-sz4., 6eepE ssakS4 ssens. seattle
Us VIII rtss. ysa peri G. hea5tA lE invested
Ii MOcra's i yeal Cd Remedy.
= thogsala styles Aaatkerca-ets DoEcny &
Aasum.
.Tsk- Is before DFeaKsGss.' LIZ. aeasey's Eas.
i1sh LaE4ssss2 Tonic.
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sIEANER ", r. sGCNRoE

VIII leA~e Har5olss waari CT Non Tar.
Wednesday and EEizSy -acEasas~. c. gtde 20
EsIa ton. Sesire. Ayo2, NJ Vernon. sl@1Wo24s
and way landings
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- - - -.

James Esley and Frank Hsmiiton, the
two young burglars who entered and rob
led t1e house OF Mrs. William Hawkins On
November - in broad daylight, were both
adis1assd eaiity n court yesterday. Eiey.
by the verdict OF jury and Hamilton by
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oomsrssroN nERcutyrx.

III Il HAMMOND { co. SUCCESSORS TO
az Anderson & Fsegrel. commission mer-
~ so, az Wholesale dealers in hay, grain. feed
-, lteaOee; storage solicited. Commercial
s-- -. .sot Madison street, seattle, WASH
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WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO
w a2corp9rat d.
AO4.Itr.tIs. 4pASS.
Securities approved here. No delay.
Branch ofliee-Ca!man block Seattle
Ground floor. main entrance1
GEORGE FOWLER, Manages
Home olice--Walla Walla Wash.
E.x.a-, os,oo GAS Wall street. New York.
40 Water street. Boston.
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RAELH4TS.


RAELWATS.
RIO SAN FRANCISCO
And al, pointsin
CALIFORNIA
Via the Il. Shasta Route Of
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
The only route
THROUGH CALIFORNIA
To al points
EAST AND SOUTH.
TIE SCENIC EouTs OF TIE PACIFIC COAST.
PULLMAN BUFFET sLEEPERs
PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Attached Il, express ,ysins, afTordiur superior
accommodations for second Glass pass nger<
For rates. tickets. sieepias-ear reservations
etc, cali upol or adir s.
THOMAS A. GRAHAM. District Passenger
AGENT, no squ-R 7 nta street, Tacoma, Assh.
Z. z. ROGERS, Assn General EEeisnt and Pas
s nser Arent, PoFtia d Or
CEArrI.g. LAKE SHORE & eastern RAIL
November .. 1850.
D2ILg.
II. Seattle AZ. Seattle.
sesso. saohoaltsa ard way 9. ban SIgpm
81 ftgtor, "a SO pm 9.fg n
NoTth i,es1, Gilman s49an q m
Daily rxc-Fr svY3Ay.
Gilman and vag.................. 60 Pm $40 Z n
AnGcog cs t-4ja ruuniag through sol dang b.
tween Portland ana "A cores
lie Yes Arrives
Portland --.l3 60 II $50 N
IA g! sa--....... ..........- 6 - Ia, . n
sea 9 % II ~ p n
y skinS close eo3gesuon &c Se3rO Junction
Tor tairaayea ana Lower -ounf 20 IS.
T. ". BUM. superintendent
Z ". RUFF. Gea'l. Pass Agsut
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
tsfhe line 20 tske 10 all points East aaa
South. l; Is tae DINING CAe ROUTE II
rIEs through Nest;Duted Trans every
Gay u the year %
ST PAUI. AND CHICAGO.
80 change OF e1r>l
Composed Of Dining Cars uasu-pas sci, Pull
man Drawsag Room S=e2eIs OF
.sts tQa pmeni,
-T0URiSr SLEEPING CARS
Best tlas eau De constructed aud in which
sceomm datlCns are bath FREE and furnished
ior Ia-de.S OF brst or Second-e.ass cAets, and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES
continuous line connecting wisa al lines,
sf9T0ln@ direct and unInterruD Ell service.
Fui 1zsH Sleeper reservations can be secured
in advance through any agent OF tae road
THROUGH TICKETS
10 AM from ali points n America, England
ara Eu-ooe can De purchased Ct any teSes
once OF TINS COMPANY.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE as FOLLOWS:
Overland through train. 6,fO a. N.
Portland and sautss. 6;45 - n and sos =. n
Caea9lis and Olympus. 2:J0 .. n.
Au err = Il FIn. S:s5 = "a.
Tacoma and ioca. 6:i3, 0:i5 and e:l5 n. ;
12:-o, 80 and SIS Z. Y.
TAEfSs WILL AREIvE PROM
E@s'e-n points LOS N.
ro,ts2a1 and so1tn $40 g =, AMI 1:25 n, II
CheAaiis and Ulymp q, ii:l9 q n.
or & 4 arta. S:sh .. n
Tacoma sid local. t2:-j' 5 10 and iI:IO 9. n. /:
@lo, .: Q and 10 2. Z.
6. Pan
through Pullman Palace Sleeping ca-E. ele-
CANT cay eolcats, finest palace Gininr cars oc-
,Eaen sea te. T&eona, and Portland eirecG
Daily sssy4Ce.
tul iatc-1atIoa concerning -a-es. time OF
.sa--s' r e'ss aud other cesails furnished on
Snp-lcstjaa =
=. ?. eliAafToS. Ass;, Ger. pass. Ag...
u f;r b. csiE ~ Esesgtfs. E'arlsanl. Or.
!. a, AA9I.&C, tsEEere- Agelt, 81 tsse
Il A-tA tl-t5, C1fy &.eE=s AZ ar. rs second
sr g. 85-11R bock. seattle, IS -
! i1Hh44. fleAes Ag2af, ssa5t.a Dapo;, foos
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last 1fxE-n TO wHATcoM

last TiME-a TO wHATCoM ALSO
I irei. ht a. r daced f.:eS.
STEAMER wAScO,
LSar Harri gt.4a Il - OK for Ed.
nouds, C!insoa Browns Point, Coupeys.le
San de Fuca. Utsalady, Decept n. AnscUrtss,
FAirhSyen. sei oule u Waascons. Leaves
Monday. Wednesdays and Fr;d ysa q. n.
Returning. leaves Wnatet m az q. m Tues
dkys THURSDAYS aud saturdays For fscisht or
ras age apply on board or to J. F. BADERE,
agent
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JCoET S0Cs0 za-ZcSA- BANK, o. 81
attic
Buy sna se;' scgs'En and domestic e-sharxa
fransie9 m01et By telegraph to sny part -
tEa Eat5ed Etxte7 and EGroyc. ress<sI
csposits % Uc1sy and Issue gax3
books ~ eeEa@cste thesefo-
rsEOEDENTs:
Lo-tc-, y. e BofaEeAtls & S5z.
Pals. - s.esasGatld Er. re-
Fraae.,lIr 4. l., = Vol 2-ei -S- - Co
S2-T Nc,& eEsucy O. 53z2E G. CEEtSrzia
NE3esR. Con EfeC csGi SGEeGfs 81 Ea1sS
8tg.au, 9Ea0ik sational Bank.
sae E-GGcisaa. tGe RE-1z q Gsli,s-zi.
Fo-;3saa. tbe FlFss - .Ga7l a&1k-
TATIsET 8 sTZEZT .......-.....r1 esfSer.
= 4-1.s-s ~rses g >
- 2 t2a Ga---+ a = l1s
ksss laet. q cnrueE GhFr-T es1 EFct3r sire *
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A GENERAL BANNING BUSINESS TRANSACTED

4 6LSlEAL EANhiSG BUSINESS TRANSACTED
D-Gits dawn en- Gil parts OF the world. In
tereSs paid On >ayi IS aud tine deposits.
BoGss-i9 q. II. 10 8 p L., and Saturday even
ings from 10 O'Clock.
l. roStts may re made n person or by regis
tered letter. money ords- or express. and deposit
ko9<s Will be returned ss 70 Iuss;ed
EoGey 10 n Il on real es,ay al re ssonasie rates
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Estate OF Andrew Fleming-Deeree settling
final account and distributing residue among
creditors.
Estate OF Lincoln Lsw-Proof of notice to
creditors; decree showing due notice.
Estate OF William C. Hia-Proof OF notice 70
credt torsi decree showing due notice.
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w EST SEATTLE FERRY
Dock foot OF 3iarioc street
WINTER TINE TABLE-
Leave VS.. Sea s-e-7 =. = s g. n 90. n. Il
g. m. l. m, y m, >. H., p n. t:i0 =. HI,
4 ave seattle: 20 r. n. $50 4. Il, $50 g n,
II 20 q m. I;a1 = n 2;59 y a., 4:S3 ., n,
$50 p. n, 40 E. II, SGD - u.
IL BITES. Manage
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razERyARrAx.
MINING GEoIoGTsE.

MAS f. BLACK 5UKN. MINING ExPEsr
- ana pFeeueai economic rn.perAIoz, sf-Wiu
s11ata'ls ana report he condition ard Va ne
10y mining properly IL the state. viii under
49, msnaGement end scientific development
mlnes; 20 d and silver mines bous ut and
nso, dealer in giltedge mining stocks: Tar.
sNhs gnaTant ed. Address, MoE1tzia View.
hlps county. Wssh
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TASH-NGTON SAVINGS BaNk-INCOR-
w poraIed under the territorial laws
CAPITAL, s50,0ca
OFFICERS:
". ". Dearbcrn...-.... Presiden..
IS B. DearberE-.........Vi e-Pre.idenL
II. w. Eisgils........-. Cashier.
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HOOPS CANAL TRANSPORTATION LINE.

Steamer JOSEPHINE
VIII leave atlesd-Lo.nlaE's cock, foot OF
Marion street. at : a. II. tues q Tim tav.
~ u Tor Kingston Pert Gamble. Bangor.
Seaheck, Pleasant Harooe, Hosnn Honla, LiIls-
vaup. hoodsport end Urion City. Returning.
leaves Union City st 8. n. Pony train from
lIiliwaup Falls 20 Lake eastman daily.
WINTER TINE CARD FOB 1852, con-
W menciag gueseas. september p.
pass ESGIsI. sEEAMl!s Ls.ETW09D
Far Seattle. TGecme. Ulvn,pla. steilAcoom,
Puget C1ty and leSeiPs isla4d:
Gotss
Ieave olyInpia ds,ly exesp: Monday. 20 .. n.
lesye Pact cry - $50 :. IN.
Leave ssci.a sGEi $3.50 &. IN.
arrive tacoma I8.,N @ n.
IeAra Tacoma q lt:3a 3. III.
AtE1ye stake leo p II.
RETURNING.
leave seattle daily except Monday. 80 ,, m.
LenvS Iasolsa .:eon 2.
Leave FgEeT Cry :" 6sl5 =. II.
AErsye Olymp 80 N
iAsnISas-sesitle. Tes,e-'s wharf: Tacoma,
=. +. y < gazsi: oympia. ho.r'S wharf
MEALS On BOARD. Only koa. making
round trip sunday. Carries Northwestern and
Wells Fargo express aud fsss freight.
z. }. HAICa, President
OLYMPIA, September -. Is9a
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fravr. ARRIVE.
vsrccryer MONDAY and townsend. Taa-s.rv
Thursday Dm and Morsavit 81 y m
townsend. Morcsy and Seattle FRIDAY and
Thurscey midnight Tuesday n
Seattle. Trcsosy sad Tacoma. Friday aud
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Vice. esieent..........A A. DENNY
Acting Aanaser-....-.N II. LATlMER
Sight exchange and teiegrapaic transfers On
New York. Chicago St Paul. san Fran
cisco. Portland and various ponsa
IN asaing on. Oregon aud
British Columbia
=, signs bills Of exchange on London available
Collections raado !, oil points on favorab,s
terms. "
Bonds. stocks and other vaiuahlss received
on deposit for safe keep;u-
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Ting COUNTY BANK OF SEATTLE
HaIle- B1il5lng. Columbia Street.
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