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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-11-04
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E. Jackson of the Circuit Court of
the United States, was called to
Memphis last week to appoint SUI
pervisors of election for Shelby and
Upton counties. No other counties
have demanded" Supervisors, and
the only appointments made were
for the counties above named.
The republicans are disgruntled that
the Chief Supervisor is a democrat,
and appointed by . democratic
judge. Possibly, with rabld re-
publican Chief Supervisor, trouble
might be created IN West TenDes-
see. As 1t is the Supervisors are
carefully selected and Instructed as
to their duties and held strictly &C.
countable for any violotion of said
instructions. As a consequence our
elections are not disturbed or vo.
tiers overawed by impudent of irres>
ponsible Supervisors.
Fifty agents wanted at once to
travel and sell Davis 1889 Quilter.
5000 per month guaranteed to
good agents. For terms address
SPoTTswooD q Co.,
Bolivar. Tenn.
The location of the Synodical
College. for the Memphis Synod of
the Presbyterian church has been
deferred until 1891. The Synod
la tely convened atSehatobia, Miss,
considered it best to put one or more
solicitors in the field to ascertain
what endowmentlcouldt be raised be-
fore selecting q location. The
claims of Bolivar were faithfully
represented by Rev. VIC Alexan-
der and Mr.. F. Fentress, who ats
tended Synod aud &F Bid was
duly considered by the Locating
committee. II was urged that Boil
iyar offered superior ,E advantages
because of her positien in the geo.
graphical center of Synod'g bounds,
and becauae of her Rceessi bility,
heaIthfulness and excellent society.
These will all be considered at the
proper time. Meanwhile it might
be we'll to see what endowm emit can
be raised In money. It was very
liberal OF Mrs. Polk to offer twenty
acres of ground for a, site. The
proposed site ID not, sur passed for
beauty and healthtul ness in Tennes-
see. 1t is at the apex OF the plateau
one mile west of town and COM
mands view for miles in every di-
rection. 1t was as we stated q
most liberal offer by Mrs. Polk, but
we must not expect her to be the
only contributor. All our people
re interested, and if we could get
the college contiguous property
would quadruple in value immedi-
ately, and the business of our mer-
chants would be wonderfully in-
creased. LaGraDge, Covington,
Holly Springs, jackson and Ponto~
toe are strong competitors for this
institution. Let US be up aud do
ing if we expect to get it.
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The Odd Fellows of Bolivar,
in good standing. IRE invited to at
tend an oyster supper to be given
in the Lodge on Tuesday evening,
Nov. 11th at 7 o'clock.
DIR. 8. Dickson will be at
Whiteville on the Ord and 4th OF
November, prepared to do first
class dental work. If you need his
services come in and see him.
MY stock Of Wines. Whistles
and Brandies is complete. Cheap
and expensive articles.
Oct. 10. GEORGE M. WARREN
MIR. w. A Gibson. the commit
teeman from No. IA, called on US
Tuesday. He says his district will
be at the polls to man on election
day and will give the democratic
ticket nice majority.
Nov is the time to get into a
money making business. Secure
an agency for the Davis 1889
Qulter.
"A democratic rally will I've held
at Franklin's School House, in dis
trict No. 5, Monday night. Coates,
Jones and Casselberry will be pres
ent and address the crowd,
-Hardeman county can boast of
no truer democrat than Esq. s. 81.
Jones, of Middleton. He has writ
ten us a communication full of good
sound democratic doctrine, just
such as he Is capable of preaching,
and we regret that the length of the
letter prohibits its publication.
Elsewhere we publish the adj
vertisement of b. F. Halter u Co.,
Manufacturing jewelers., 353 Main
Street, Memphis. They have been
in the business for years, are thor
oughly familiar with every thing
pertaining to jewelrY, and guaran-
tee satisfaction to their customers.
Will Matthews, of No. 20, an
active member of the executive
committee and a good worker, was
in to see US this week. He will see
to it that his district turns out on
election day.
l have on hand a full stock of
Tinware, bought before the recent
advance IN tin, and will sell at for
mer prices. j, III. JOHNSON.
4wks.
Thomas Doller, aged sixty-fiYe
an inmate of the Western Hospit-
al, died Friday. HIS remains were
sent TO Adamsville, NcNairy Co.,
for interment.
We were glad to see Will Nc
CURE of Whiteville on our streets
Saturday. Since his recent attack
of ty phoid fever, he has not en-
tirely recovered the use of his voice.
Il. V. Hudson has a large stock
of pure Drugs, Fresh Patent Medi-
.cines, Paints, Oils, Window Glass,
School Books. Wall Paper, etc., and
sells them cheap. Save your mon
ey by buying from him.
-Messrs. Charles Wellons, Tom
Ramsey and JEFF SwinebrOad left
Monday TO deliver fruit trees IL
Georgia and Alabama. They vii
be absent six or eight weeks,
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Old Gold and Silver

1t the readers of the BULLETIN will
collect their old gold, silver or jewelry
and send it by mail or express to us we
will return its full value in cash or any
article out Of our stock on approval. The
gold or silver will be returned If our of
fer Is unsatisfactory. References-any
bank or business house of Memphis.
C. S. Hook & Co., 2S5 Main st., Memphis
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Superior COOKING Stove.

have on hand fell line of the
above Stoves, which are the best
manufactured. Also a large took
of other makes of cooking and
Heating stoves, which will be sold
cheap for cash. j. HI. JOHNSON.
4wks.
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Rneklan's Arnica SaIYa.

The best Salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin sruptions, and posi-
tiyely cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton, or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For sale by J. w. Norman &
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Nov. 18th and 18TH, DR.. 3. Dick
son will visit Middleton, and on
Thursday and Friday, Nov. 18th
and 18th, he will be at Grand
Junction. If you need anything In
the dental line call on him.
Ladies, you can make q nice
quilt on your own sewing machine
In two hours with Davis 1880 Quill
ter. Call at Collins tin shop and
see it work.
Mr.. w. H. Harvey, father of
our fello w-townsman, Wade Har-
vey, died at his home in Winona,
Miss, Tuesday, at the ripe age OF
seventy-two years. He was one Of
the most popular and highly-res-
pected citizens of Winona and his
death is deeply regretted.
w. q. Tipler and his brother
in law, ODE Kennedy, of Pocahon-
tas, became involved in difficulty
Monday, In which Kennedy receiv-
ed serious cuts from a knife in the
hands of Tipler. The latter was
brought here yesterday and contin'
ed in Jail.
DIR. Southall Dickson requests
US to state TO the people of Middle
ton and vicinity that on account of
inclemeI weather he failed to fll
his last engagement. Another
appointment has been made for
Middleton, which will be found
elsewhere in this paper.
Drop in and see George Warren.
He has an elegant bar, and keeps
the finest Wines. Whistles and CI.
CARS in the city. Oct. 10.
Il. B. Eaton, republican cam
didate for congress, spoke In the
courthouse Saturday afternoon to
an audience of negroes. Only four
white repn blicans we're present
Several democrats attended throug b
curiosity. John Kenny introduced
the speaker. Eaton is poor
talter, devoid of all oratory. has nc
magnetism. His speech was q
weak effort and failed to arouse any
enthusiasm. In regard TO the
prosperity of the country under re-
publican rule and the benefits the
people will derive from the Nc
Kinley bill he is badly off. OF
course Speaker Reed is his ideal of
man and he complImented his
rulings and lauded him 10 the
skies. He accused the democrats
of being responsible for Clowers
candidacy, and said that this wai
only one of the numerous scheme:
concocted TO detract from his vote
thus giving Patterson n better OPP
POI tunIty of election.
Magnificent line of Gold.
Silver and Steel Spectac-
les, at LightfOrt's.
Mr.. F. Fentress, who holds
the Office of Chief Supervisor OF
Elections for West Tennessee, un'
der appointment of Judge Howell
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TNsoLVENT NOTICE.

Having suggested to w. w. Farley
County Court Clerk of Hardeinan County
Tenn. the insolvency of the estate of
NJ. F. Lassitsr decd, hereby notify all
parties holding claims against said estate
to file the same with said clerk on or be-
fore April Z, 1891 duly authenticated in
the manner prescribed by law or the same
will be barred in both Law and equity.
This Oct. 7th 1890.
Us. NxxLY Admr.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-11-04

We have a nice line of Ladies'
Watches and Chains On hand, and
from now on will be constantly re-
celving new goods in our line.
Will duplicate Memphis prices at
any time. LrGHTFoRT q Co.
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observation-disclosures d
Fechein1erS' Celebrated tail
or made Clothing and OUer-
coats. I'm immense stock
NTH styles and sizes to fit
everybody. In the Gents
Furnishing line zoe tnKe
special pride and our StOcb
is repLete NTH the most de
SirGbLe goods.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-11-04

Just Received-A large stock
of Whisky for the fall trade. Call
and see me.
Oct. 10. GEORGE M. WARREN
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For Sale.

l have for sale a Fine Bull, one
half Jersey and oEe>half Durham.
Apply to ID. j. CAMPBELL:
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-11-04

Twenty thousand feet of dressed
flooring, ceiling and weather-board.
ing at G; T, INGRAM IL Cos.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-11-04

IN DRESS GOODS SILK
HenriettnS, SILK Dress Pat
terms, CaShnaereS. all grades
and qualities, Pushes and
TelUetS, SUitingS, PlGidS,
etc. Plain Dress Fabrics,
popular 1Oe0UeS, in PREVAIL
ing cOLOrS at attractive
prices. FLO0dtide of bar
gains IN the above goods.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-20

ERoM TERMINAL on INTERIOR rolxn
SoRrH1Rx PACIFIC RAILROAD
r The line 70 take to Ill points Ed and
south. II II The DINING Can Rourx Il
runs through vesttbuied Trains every
cay II the year 70
ST. PAUL AND CHIC AGO.
mo charge OF ears,
COMPOSED Of Dsn'ns Cans nnsurpsss.i. Pun.
man Drawing Rom Sseepers OF
latest equipment
TOURIST sLKEPINf CARS
Best thaf can be constructed ana in which
eeccmmodaiicns ara bcta FREE and farnished
for holders OF frss Or second-ciass tickets, and
ELx0Akr pAy coacHEa
emit uuous line connecting with eli lines
snording direct and uninterrupted service.
IN ADVANCE through any agent Of The road
THROUGH TlCKED
To and nom I'll points in America. Rueiand
and Europe can b purchased q any ticket
ONCE Of this company.
Leave seattle Il Sos = N. daily; arrive Il
Minneapolis OF s.. Paul 1t 5:l0 p. N.
PACIFIC pIyIsIox.--Arrive q seattle .. IS . m,
thrush train rom East and south: HIS 4 m
coma express, rs p n. Portland and south.
Leave Seattle 5so = m. through train fog
East and South; 10 90 m: Tao ma express:
m, Portland and South.
ThfMsh Pulimsn Palace Sleeping Cars. els
rant day coached. finest palace dining cas- be-
tween Seattle. Tacoms and Portland direct
Daily service.
Full iniormasion concerning rates. time OF
trains losses and other detaiis sarnishsd %
a B. cHA NAT Asst. GEN. Pass AT.
Ia First Sc. Cor. Washington, Portland, O..
A. NsDEAu. tsersrsl Agent. Seattle.
A. CHILBERG. City Ticket Agent. rs second
strvef Boston block. Seattle, Wash.
!. TONKIN. Ticket Agent.
seattle Depot, loot of Third street.
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mineral drugs We combine ali forms OF treat.
ment. Electricity. Electric Belts ard appii.
ances. Electric Baths. Manage etc. You CAN
electricity properly applied. Permanently 10.
Gated southwest corner Main and Commercial
streets seattle. WASH. Terms reasonable. Con
sullnftop Tree.
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- TO- cs0e9 BxVWKNUE
NDw foAk. June M--Ieday witnessed the
eomplssou of shs nid Which begun yesterday
u tht shock markst and. wAile there wss marked
sninstion q The forenoon with further deprss-
zion y values. ths pressure WAS removed later
~ tho day aDd dullne1s allowed with some I'm
pscvsment Ia values upon the covering Of
sao!fs Tns Dos ~ quiet % dull. but fxm Il
Governments dnll.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Asney On csll. sss0n5: prime mercantile
yaless F<sse's; steEiing exchange, quiet ana
"a. a 8. WY day bills. Axs4; demand. S4Gaz.
MdtvR. SLot,&
49, Nssietsredl. III, IL > ss,s,coupons) los
lAA teonpons, .I7gss Pacific 81 lis
uAAr(reolsexrsdl los
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SrEAMER ANGELES

VIII seave Har6czd 4 Cclnaa wharf Zoe Peri
1cwrsea9. -essatH. H1nexness Port Angeles
scd Grsscxnt Bay. IUesd y ssa Friday u M
rstavnsnx. sease Fort Anesses NcEtay and
nioG. easvyakx freight saa pase.neers.
En-. WITH EAzser.
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AOLocx. inns y. --eaiied-Bksn Rsfrisves.
Pokr BLAxKLEr. Juns n.-Arrtved-GuiAe.
1onI 10wNsEs ., June ls--Aufyed -.Ypdia
nAb 1aAScisco. June - departures sseames
wnamseos Yaqaina bay: seeames Umatilia,
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san FRANCISCO MARKETS.

0aecx ssrxrFys AND evorarroSs.
- sAktfsco. June iA-Psoauce rrccinss--
49, a quarter ssekss wheat. 500 censa,s.
2 saea eensals. cora. 400 c<usa,.: pcsA.
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LAT TlsE-
e. = srRAnKR hABRL

Viii leave Yessers dock as 4 "a every yon.
6sv. "Wednesday aud Friday Tor Twelve r. =
and sachomish. retarnsrg following davs - =
. u GEO u. FoeTEk Asent
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Leaves Yesley.s wharf Manday, wedunn6sv
ard Ffa.v. earring unifea states mai. IL
faialtp n susan. f-tsa aiy. sesnvood. III.
sEaxil gats. NJ yeansn Ane way royta
6Eo. a. FOSTER. Aress
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vAsacs. King Co.. Wash. May .. 1870.

vAsacs. King Co. Wash. May 3. 1870.
d.. J. Eugene Jordan. Seattle. wash:
Dear Sir-Your letter and medicine r.
ceived today. and an glad to let you
know that the SIX bottles OF medicine
which got from you some time axo have
cured me Of that awful disease, asthma,
snd am glad to state that I have no uss
Tor the three bottles Of medicine Just sent
me and an very thankful for your kind
ness In sending ms medicine by mail when
| need IT, | have hsen troubled with
asthma for 30 long, and had given up eli
hopes Of ever being cured OF it until
heard Of your wonderful medicines. snd,
- yoa know. ] wrote you for some of
them. Hoping that others may hear Of
fully. JOHN BOOKSELLER.
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CTRANER MouNrAINKER

CTRANKR MoUNrAINKKR
LEAVES
Harrington Z Smiths wharf, ioot OF Waahine-
ton street, . .. m daily, end returning,
except sundays for
BRICKYARDa MITCHELEs POINT. SIDNEY
and head Of PORT ORCHARD.
ARRIVES At SEATTLE. $50 r. n
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pAcIric COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Dispatch steamers from Seattle a. follows:
For sAn Francisco, vic Fort Townsend and
Victoria: At6 p. m passengers received On
board as 5 p M june 2, 7, u, IL, -, q aud
every ave days thereafter
For ALASKA. June .. 7. II and -
From san Francisco. for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports: Ate = m. june 4 2. IL, 10. y, -.
and every ave days thereafter.
Tickets may b. obtained ~ the once Of the
company 81 DC an Dock. seattle
GOoDAII- PERKINS CO.. San Francisco.
II MCMILLAN, Superintendent. Seattle.
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HOOPS CANAL ROUTE
III The 80 asad C. VA moiicux
~TFxNrH nEfr.

VIII rua in connection sita .he steamer lose
pa re srcn Hzt1xlifosEsan deck lens1nx So
tssie oS 1westsy. THURSDAY Ard saturday =, 8
g. los Unfon City aud al var pusnss ou
Hors.s esnsi- Returning Ncudxv, Wednesday
. "A FRIDAY For frvtxht ~ pas<Asx apply ~
HatFsesss-C aaxnAn doxk- or ca hsa@rI
y. TE0TTxAN Master
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owing TO STEAMER raENIER GOING
~ On dry dock. the-e " Il - no heat for
sencoUve- 81 day. yune "a Sas sis resume
her soxfs Tuesday, s4ta, same - hesetoice
J. =. o'BR EN, Master
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AAnxx
W4msac. .Aym. aAzE-uusA
pe u1e9 - NsR1eeeinl iawa
CArsrAI- casa
a1y1cRns-
0s1oasA- Rrsnt1sne
s. oso1Aosn~ -vIesls110
- - sC0m0tnG
sssssAa1 aAsxsss suasss saAssAesxA
nyans ersua "a sn parss a a. la.
a3ssI paaa = nvin<s ca sfns .6epssis
- - es.- @.e - - sasss11g -
tered isnef, neaey CIDER = 49, - ~
- W1A - fetnfasd - soq0essei
heasy aeansa g ~ sssAss : rs.saaaaas
F0roEr suUSD NATIONAL aAxx. O. 81
B.y ana ~ sesssxa snA anasssse snsAa.es
rs unssef eAtes aDd Europe. re-s..l
deposits Of uoney and fssao =
secks or csFszacasss theseleE
coRKEePuvnTxn.
Inndos. r. u RssAschsA . Scns
Para. d. Roxhsehiid FrerrA
Franktcrs 4. ~. l. Won ssesnor = ca
New YotA aesscy Of BsaE s. caissrsA
Ihicsoo. comMesc.al Nal1onal naah
Bssson. oaffolk National Rank
SAn Frs1cisco, the bank e Califcxnia
Portland. ne Fisst Nastoaal HAnk.
rKskx. F,.:ss.s
D. FTkfH 49,
sass soesrd corner Cherry ana Trons sssssss
UAsHISGIoS LOAN TRUST COMPANY
w 0ncorporated.)
1 Tsesx ! 4 sI Ksurz rrsaasas
Asthorissd csRatai --.--.--..--------.sansn
Propsrsy. Lowest rate. No 1saay.
BRANCH OFFICE.
necn xiisen hsoca. ssassls. wash osares
EASTERN OFFICES:
Ne = Vail street. New York: ssas bz1:.ss
1rsvrRS oFFrcE9
ueme oMce. waila walla WasA: hrnneA q
eoea Co fax and seattle
DExTKR HORTON ! CO.. BANKERS
IScoRroaArED 1851.
re. 90
eurp loo 00U
ent.---..-........----.-w S LADD.
Vice President. ....s.......-..-.A A. DENNY.
Acting MAnagef...-.--.S. III. LATiMEk
Sight exchange and feiegraphie transfers on
New York. Chicago. 81, Paul. Ssn Fran
cisco. Portland aud various points
ia Mashingsos. Oregon and
British Columbia
sisht bills Of exchange ON London available
lseWhcre Ia EnYope.
Collections made q al points on favorable
terms.
uds. stocks and other valuablcs received
on deposit for safe keeping.
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Ssiek sna
-. -options closed steady, unchanged 20 4
-. III ,..1 ssles, siso eags: June, si-. eeaA
S~ss. suass *ls Sssi6as. August, sfs.es<fi6 IS:
Sss--l vietsate,sS,, October, 3l6 10, spot
sdnai. tar esfxoes. zoe: Hal bean. lst2tG
- Raw. stesdy. sales. 30 hhds: Museo-
~, s'ises redned. quiet
0sfong. Lake, jane. sl6N
Firm; domestic. xase
- ak unsettled: e.osing steady; straits.
S. s.sn-opened steady ., 81, &C; spot, ss.sc;
~ ancsd TO SAC; Spot sss.e. The July
~ 80 became quiet remaining sound ull
sslAse. June n. - Petroleum - ousst,
- ND white. Ito degree test. Tae: ~ orer.e
Sss.es =; = degree gasoline. t2cs s. degree
CHICAGO RoARn OF TRADE.
ssIcAea. June is--wheas-openesi a.sAse
~ ees on good buying orders siyancess is.r
- 49,. ~ &c higher for Jaly. we FOR August
k.sAssss ger than Yesterday. Receipts. issuoc
shipments. sa.eoo bushel<
~ -taossd steady: cash. sac; July. So
os. - essh. ate: July. ss,sgssasre.
ssFmi cash. -sasc; July. size
-. -rarrn; CASH. ala IS. July. ga sNAss
-slfni cash. ss.ss.s; jaly. 49,
nsisy--sasaay,
xAssy-loa
- s....eaaadsrs-ssoeNSio. short clear. S.SaAsa,
sahs. sAesssA Ia
CHICAGO LIVE srocK
-. Aso. June Ia-ca'te-R Receipts. IScn;
- 'ovsFs sse~es. sa.soest 50. steers s.
-. oekTss and feeders. g. sosSSa. Tex0
~ hsseapss S.oes steady, Closing higher;
- ana heavy. sSsssssss. ilshf. Nsa3s 10.
49, Necesrss. ieoees natives. Gaxn.
Nsess S.; Texans, sSsA.o
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6sATfxs. Juue -.
= - seattle eieaxfugnoueo so1ey
~ ne hsiaocss were etl,1G1.6I.
s51 ~mnne The shlpmepta IRON seaxsle
- 4a1lowfne: Two eogiood4 81 inn
-. fgo carloads Of rails = Bas-
S1S1ned II hay 70 Ballard, Oae eaejoad
< ~ .cnsfn,s z. end tvo casloeAs a. nov.
S5rae.
~ s1oaGh with LEO sackD 81
tNensy-snree sons e nsy sof
g. Oeis ~ ~ 80 = 49, 5uo.
0o1eolaons posns H e.snss vaaueA
- IA any casss me snsse - sot
-. - eonesanny 81. - - ner
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rsAxADIAN PACIFIC RAILwAY-ru8o Only
TRANscoNTINENrAL LINE
Rsnning solid trains mon
PACIFIC 10 ATLANTIC uoAsa
-coEusfIns or
Palace oleeplng and parloe caa.
Luxnrious dinins O.
conmodious coloniss sleeping ca1-sas iasass
free
THROUGH TIcKEu
% g. Past. Chisaee. Detroit, TORONTO. Nontrsaa
Quebec. HALIFAX. Sc John. New YORK.
Boston, Portland, and all
po,fft1 In the United
ototeo ana Canada. can be purchased q leso eot0
than via any ether Ina
Passenger sooksd . ana hon III Hssopsaa
eointA
For rates. maps sad parueslaA san0 60
a q. MccoRD,
No. washingtoa street., Portland a
k.W. McGINSISe, seattle, wash
". p. CARSON. Tacoma wash.
D. :. BROWN, Ao't Gen. Fright anA nnnnDp
ger Agent. Vancouver. b. C.
Correspondence respectfully solicited
Canadian Pacific Co. possomcA
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Qne opposition 0oos1
Leaves Tacoma iron the N. r wharf daily. ex.
eept sunday. q q n shaea Returnine,
iesvee Kamilohie HAS p. n: Olympia, D a:
arriving in Taroma p M, connecting with
steamers reachiag Seattle at I 3 n, and which
ere through hcass for Whafcom and wav pninte
Leaves Baker 4 Bacor's dnck, foot OF Union
street, seattle. Tor Tacoma, IT 3 n m. Suuday
n. B.-This boat must be taken from II.
coma for Gfays Hsrboe COUNTRY, hei1G -
cniy THROUGH BOAT
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$4,000.
QUEEN ANNE TOWN
One Of the nnsss pieces Of PRO srsy In Seattle
new modss s nSnss Esn s 1 ,s, csrs sas
bedrooms: cenaented cellar. buffers pantry.
china closes: magnificent views OF mountains.
sound an city, handsome lawn; very sceessi-
g. OOe-raue 10: ca Front street. e0xl2a
oV.oO0-Ios scxl1p o. seventh street. hetweeu
erected : astosy huiidisx sow rented
and rayins % per cent On invss'.
meut
tween Jackson aad Main.
oo.Soo--ii less ~ block 81 Glinaa PARA adi.
., .oo-T~o q the an-ss lots In Union SAL,
sion: % si,aa.sd that me view esa
n eoo--iHri3s: . cosner IN Yeslef's arsf I'D
disiop. This . hslf price.
ol.l0o--A house and two lots In Lynch q
shields addition. Very cheap.
oeoo--Gsod house and Lob near Lake washing
nus,dinss ana ground leases for sals on Pike
street. ana On West
HOUSES.
Houses farnisaed and anfarnashsd ia oil
BUSINESS OPENINGS.
n. aoO--ons 81 she oldest ana best est.h
fishcd bakeries In the Northwest do
snx : iaree ANA proasasls business
oi.sCc-A nfss-.lass grocery enaassss ven
situased
FARMS.
=, ,so--ya, ss srr,s III bottom land, q, acres
ia grass. near Maple Valley.
AcRES.
lsrx. srsess Tor sale near Lake Washington.
near Arisnssra sad rert Washington
WEST SEATTLE.
sasane.s property. the eest near the cable
ssms beautiful residence property. rery
en ns e ana loisinshousss ia Al paris Of mo
ely syrnxo n tn sosaiax city In tAs North. We
a. .cn que property centrally loeasec. We
can ssrexasisy recommend this to cautious
bayerS
We have a large list Of some 1T the
fest nrcperty in the city. which We
shah be pleased 60 show TO any one
calling q ouF Oflice.
Insurance Department.
x.r.<ssau combined asseu Of s.w
R31.OOO.OOO.
WASHINGTON
TERRITORY
INVESTMENT I'm
Ofiees in Company's Building. \.
W. corner second and
Cherry Streets.