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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-25

During the past week County Treasurer
Mltten has paid oat 1851 g. on account
Of the sefni-aanfal Interest OF the bond
issue ef school district No. l. Seattle
and small Warrant resempE lons. The
na3ney vas passed TO the credit OF the
honahol6eTs through exchange purchased
through the Puget Sound Natloaai bark
This being the close Of the tax year. less
money IS being paid In AZ the county
tre2sufer's Office than at any time stgr-
Ing the year. The personal taxes are
about al collected. and not much is be-
ing paid on realty tax. All taxes collect
e. now arc for Iss5. and all are delinquent.
The is28 tax collection begins in January.
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NEW YoRs MARKETS..
The stecEExchanse.

New York, Dee This was one OF
the dullest days OF tho entire year on
the stock exchange Only two stocks
were traded in 10 an amount OF over
10. g00- Disdlling ant Sugar The entire
Granger group figged in the transac-
tons for only $3.50 shares, and General
Electric had 1850 taits credit. a slight
reaction set IN ahat 1918 o'clock, bat
the speculation qdekly recovered its
tone, and BIZ II ocpck the market had
become firm again The higher range
OF prices was not bng ,vaaintainea and
during tho hour prce9ing midday the
figures moved dowward. Toward noon
the depression grew less pronounced and
the market gradually steadied itself. A
period OF extreme stagnation now set
in, and but few aanges Of moment
were made during &c subsequent two
hours In tho last hour the trading vas
irregular. but at theelose a fairly steady
tone prevailed. tho greater part Of the
list however. show ag declines compared
With the closing quotations OF Saturday
Bay State Gas and Cordage, guaranteed.
showing each a los. Of > IL per cent; Go.
common and preferred. 81: Sugar. pfd..
rs. and Mobile Ohio. 81 Some few
shares recorded advances on the day
including Delawaie. Lackawanna &
Western. 3-S: L.aelsie Gas. pfa.. "a. and
DistullnE and Hooking Valley. is. Rock
Island Is Up IL ard ST. Paul aud North
western are dowa tsG1-i, respectively.
The bond market today was duIl and
prices for the more speculative issues
were shade lower. Some OF the higher
priced mortgages we're In favor. and q
few Of them recorded material advances.
Government boads-Eas.er.
State bon gs-QLlet
Railroad bonds-Heavy.
Petroleum F3ra; January options,
closed az PC bid
financial.
Moncy-oa ean essy at 1912 per
cent: last loan. PER cent: closed ! per
cent. Prime mercantile peser. 22-fa4I-@
per cent Sterling exchange. quiet but
steady. WITH actual business in bankers
bills SO $iss t-ees s. 81 for demand. and
sts1 s-f Tor - days. Posted rates. 81 ssu
50 snd 80 1-28fsa Commercial bills.
st~1-A
silver certificates 81 bid
Ponds.
L s Is. res. 1l7s-f: I. s. *. coup,
II "a. r.. s. +. res KS rs. A. s IS,
coup. 1lf 81. T.. 5. -. reg 81 hid. Pacific
s. 81 1885,. In bid: Ala Class 4. leil--.
Ala. class b. s1s BIZ; Ala. Class Z. Is
Rid: Ala. Cugreaey. s.: La. new con-
soils. g. - 1-2 Missouri g.. E89 bid, "
Carolina IS. Ia. " Carolina Is. ~ bid.
$. Carollna, uoa-fund, L.: Tenn. new
set Sc. g. Tenn. new sci ss. 10 tl8. Tenn.
ola g. ~ hld. Va. Centuries. o. I-s. Va
deferred. - SIS. Ateh3scn s.. g "a. Atehi-
sen sa-aay A. 81 l-ss Cana1a s.. seconds.
1914. Cen Parl5c drsts - 1885. - H.
y 8 r g. =. Iis7-s h1as n. & r c. A.
81 Ere seconds. g.: - r. 4 3 A. S.
s. hsd. c. H. 4 :. A. -. Iao BID II 4 2
Ceat. g. 9ss bg3. II. a. r. Cent g.. 7g.
Il X T. Grst s.. s.: d. X T. seconG -.
- rs Nataai tassa g.. - bszs y. J.
Cea8 tsenI 81. Us: >srthsrn Pacific Grxts
SIS Ia. Nor. pac. secuu8s. 8 bid. North
west Ccnsess. H. IS. $of,auest s. T.
ssb 81 ~. 10 Granfe Wet nrsts.
e. s-s, ST. Paul Ceasela =. ~ -. ST.
Ta4l (. q 4. ". -, ul, 81 Z i l y
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soru LOVED THE SAME FAIR ONE
Fiery Hearted Rernsns Ftght for Ter
Pickle Affections.

The xrceu-cyea monster. jealousy. has
caused trouhle In the Italian colory AT
the corner ~ Sogth Th.r8 and Mai-
sfsests Il di8 pot GOMEZ 81 the point q
attesnpsai murder or even 8 cattinE az
frav. ouiy an alleged case 81 uoae-eitiHg.
gaSry,h cross. who s. chlet among h's
eonntrymeu {n this city. senas h2f n
ths CssnsoDc3Itan sajean. he $ a good
looking RAN soaNs said t. be well iket
"a me fair sex. Auetacr Italian rasaea
Neheias Ei1n. sas a frlensf nn1ae4
f&xatsa. Sefre ore t1l4 N3chetas ihAt
cross vas masking leve - the eiF' SD
tHfs unaao hla snsry, The result vas
that ~ ana cross BAD a rather Lively
sss-sa In vhirh beth were scratched en
shs face cnreta eraely. Ron foBae fh&t
his nose VAS in5eFei ard tmf1ssssaiefy
secured a warrant from Justice CALI
velrs coafe charging CTesS ~sth MAY
hsua csosS save $50 q aTas-r y so2Et
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rFxs Thn~31zy z<tsrrcoz 20 answer 20
the eharEe- = G. Kraste. vlso rerre-
seats CTo@s sel1 4 oss-Trs III rezeer
rs-orser that the deSezse would prove
that c-css DID rot bite Rsons nsse az
all The pznisAEn@nt for r1ayh exa n thss
state may be fron ore 70 fourteen years.
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Mining stocks.

San Francisco, Dec. 2i.-Alta, IL;
Alpha Con, 10; Andes. 81; Belcher,
-; Belle Isle. q Best & Belch-
er. 50; Bodie Con. g; Bullion. 70: Gale
donia. 0S; Challena Con, So; Chollar.
al: Confidence. -: on. Gala. & Va, $50:
Crown Point, IS; Gould q Currie. IS:
Hale 6 Norcross. %: Justice. 10; Ken
tuck. Con. %: Aaican. 50; Mono, 10;
Occidental Con. s:ophir. rs; Overman.
j.; Potosi, 81; savEe. =; Scorpion. o.;
Union Con. IS: Ueh Con, CO, yellow
Jacket O.
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Aches and pains
Of rfan or Beast
get out when
Mexican
Mustang Iiniinent
goes i'm
Mexican Mustang
Liniment.
goes to the
very citadel of pain
and puts all
aches to flight /,
Dull pains,
Deep pains,
Simarting pains
all depart when
touched by Mexican
Mustang Liniment
Aches and pains
i'm Man or Beast
cease to torture
when touched
by Mexican
Mustang Liniment
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The trains OF the Great Northern rail-
way cross the Cascade and Rocky noun
tains in daylight. anordlns passengers
the opportunity Of seeing the grandess
seenery in America. Ticket Office. 6t2
Front street.
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Hops.
Hops-Dun.
Wool.

Hops-Dull.
Wool.
Wooi-Dull.
Sugar.
sagar-Rsw, duh; fair refining. as-sa
2s-4e; centrifugal IS test, 1-sc. Refined
Quiet.
Coffee.
Coffee-Options. closed dull at 5dl0
points decline; December. Sc. 70ri3 80
spot coffee-Rio. dull; No. Z, Is l-ac: nomI-
mall mild, duh
Metals.
Pig iron-Duil; Scotch, sl9a20: Amerl-
can. s.. 5eni3.
Copper-Quiet.
LsadA2uiei.
Tin-Nominai
Spelter-Nominal
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Notice to snspnsr..

The Seattle. Lake Shore & Eastern
railway viii mot receive or transport
freight on Christmas day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-25

The local prodIE markets presented
an animated Appearance yesterday and
all lines Of goods fere well cleaned up
at the close OF the ay's business. Prices
on fancy stock vre held firm, while
medium stock So AT greatly shaded
rates. Large constituents we're shipped
10 neighboring tons during the day,
consisting OF poury. apples. oranges,
cranberTles and Vegetables. and not a
complaint was hesd from any OF the
wholesalers.
In the various rat markets about
town crowds coalcbc seen purchasing
supplies for christAs dinner.
Choice apples sd steadily al sl.l0
and si.35 per box. while the medium
grades went for allost any price offer
ed. Navel orangs also sold well at
steady Pr>ce. Seedlings found good sale
at the cheap auot.fons. Cranberries
moved off rapidly nd celery was very
active. In fact Vegetables OF all kinds
sold well.
Turkeys were nuierous and the large
stocks moved Off cry well Dealers
generally laid in lage stocks In antici-
patton OF large sale. and all were salts
fed with the days usiness. In fast all
classes Of poultry pved off rapidly.
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q. nv seal czpe. Eencvatln< az3 -
ras~.ar Far garments at Mssher. the gzr-
r.rr's. - TnlNess - street. beta sen &c.
cnA ana Thira streets.
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EVERETT ROJTE-SIR. GREYHOUND
Daily except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle $50 a. ~. and $50 2. m.
Leaves Everett 10 a, ~. and y. Y.
sunday Leaves Seattle u a. "a. Leaves
Everett r. m.
Fare Single trip. 75c round trin. STA.
Connects with boats Tor Tacoma and
LsndIng- Colman dock. foot OF Marion
street.
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY
Claud Troap, Pres. r. W. esoodhae. S'y.
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TRADE SD SHIPPING

z. Z cEFAEES- % AsR-cxrTrax.l
MKA-Hxz RrEwAr.
F1AN1. Or Dec. ~ is9As
rcrrrss. fcr Tray FAR. ccoze-
q. : fxarK. Forsczxss..
: xr-xp eTArEs rsETxESr az aasfc-Lrrxx
wxx-ExE rrAr-oATLr EgLLErzx
srx-r WASH. Dee "A, isaZ
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zat. xss Dream.

4 popular poet OF long aga oncs
dreamed 10 "Iwel; In marble hans" ara
found mach satisfaction IN his drsar,
Ta-aav ne who can anoT5 ticket ovMr
.erhe North W6steTn Lsas" Nsh THE s SAL
"a pEttauce for steering car fara betwee-
Mir aeaposEs. s.. Paul ana Chicaro. can
Re a king for thirteen hours with sur
roanagngs sueh as solomon himself never
Saw ana wlth. g service equally as euvs
the details og whlch wcula al an han-
az stuay for the traveller killing tire
On TIE 80 nile run by It's train IA
single rsght E -. Parker. Puzet ssaas
agent CO Front street. Seattle
Ta~Eelst & 60. bankTupt stock - crock
cry. glassware hni hardware rmng a.
most SO yaar avn pr5ces. Pacific Hard
ware Company. 81 Yss!er avenue.
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Tlme Car8. Steamer clan Mcdonald:
.ssfvsss seattle. Monday. Dee. -, ~ u
midnight; Tuesday. Dec 8. at Y mid
fSifshf. Thureaay. Doe 81 az = midnight:
Friday. Dec 81 "a is midnight; Saturday
Dee r, at T. midnight. Leaves Mouat
Vernon TUESDAY. Dee. -, st II n. III.
M e-3nrAsiav. Dec o. at II y. m. rharn-
DAY DEE III III n a m. Friday. Dee -
at III At 10 SATURDAY. Dec - ar Il a. M
SUNDAY lac. 81. al II Il, m Meats, -
cents BERT hs ~ cents Round trip. 81.
LILLY, BOIs8FsDis a CO. Inc.
Owners and Mana0egA
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Sanssaza csag e. So AM 3 = psr
Ton. Z. Z ca.2e 6 60. Telephone ssS
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VICTORIA ROUTE
sTEAMEN RosAIIr.

Arlington dock leaves Tor Victoria anf
PORT Townsend daily. exceT1 a4naay, az
a. ia steamer Idaho leaves for Port
sroafizeud aud way ports daily except
sunday. at a, m; Sunday. aiftet; ~
al fn. returning direes. leaves Tort TOWN.
sand al p, "a. Teirphone TO
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid i1..... $4,000
surplus .......t...s-...-+...Nl ts,5 Vo
Jacob Furth....,,- Fesisiellt
~. -. Neifelfler. ....sys.....-Nl VICE EFtSilNAt
X. v. Ankeny. ......,..............,..Cas cashier
DIRECTORS.
T.. G. Ncufetaer. j. X. Hayden,
siginand sehwasseher.
Correspondence in all the principal cities
in the United states and Europe.
DEXTER HORTON & CO. BANKERS.
Incorporated 1887.
Surplus ....,,t.............-'-.'t% le@V9e
Prosdent.........A a, Denny
Vice Presldent,.W NJ. Badd
Manager .;,N ; II u, Leti .agii
sight exchange AMI telesrap5,i e. trans ans
fers on New York. Chicago. st. Paul. san
Francisco. Portland aud various points IN
oregoa ana srfttsa 19inInol,'. -, ,,.,t,-
sight bills OF exchange on London aVali-
able elsewhere IN Europe,
Collections maae * al point on FAVOR
pon.fs stocks and oehcr vaiuah,es re-
ceiyed on deposit for safe keeping
PEol LES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle Wash.
capltai. ............................. sieoooo
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES,
Jacob Fufth... i... pressisrs
Al,ynaF =. penny second Vs"e President
James 4 Hayden. Man gf. Case' :. seey
NsYauk Bl0aEeft .&..sf.- AsstetitElt tslatlt*s
sigmund SchwabacsieF. John S9liine
l. {. Neufeider. r ". nhHaafAs'
Translates a savings bank business ex-
e' psrss3ts received from 81 to s1Q.eo
interest allowed per annutn. S.N Per
cent. on term deposits, Per cent. on OF"
a' Diyiaends declared las, days q May and
November. Loans mace on real estate 81
approved c0llaterals only.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK or
paid up eafital................sl,.-9Soooooo
Surplus. f..-...+t.-+.-*''...'' 4ssf.V
II McGraw. ..................... preai dent
Maurice MeAiiekeu. Vice res4eiI
Lester Turner .-..s's..- -...s+'.'''
General banking business transacted
SIGH, and telezrapasr exchange payable
ia Az the principal cities ~ the
United states and Europe
THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY.
1ncorporafea ISL. Capital 800 900
rszii@v bsliistnE car. eeeosl ana merry
i' Tranzseis a Eensai banking business
SAYINGS DEPARTMENT.
DEPOSITS received II any amount from II
s,.5sr4a ara interest allowed thereon.
Ne l0aue3 iron improved farm and
ritr real estate
NATIONAL BANK or COMMERCE..
corner Commercial and Yesler Ave.
Pata-up capltaI.....-.....-.... .igaa. go
Transaets a general banking bnslness.
II j. EaIi8Fa.s.+. -..--- ftsi fitliL
"a a. HfnrE ..-..t+~.sssss-...-k ace Eisstftt
r. r Spencar. -*-..........- ts-.s-- s Ahsiist
BANK or british COLUMBIA
PAD uEs "a pftel s. 60 s98. reserve. 44e.-
sfa EFcasa uss4ce. - lombard street.. l-ott-
ann Rranrhes. Esarz8Hfa1. ~aa faHe}h2e
seattle. Tacoma. Victoria. NfM ~ eet isssit-
SER Na'sslE 40. k4ara5aapE. ets2fl- az
cstlver. - g.. = Ea8efaE hansCs4S an4 *
rAares business GTan@aeGe4 14es0s ilss.1rt
Fgl9g GsscsuuEes1 1afuulfsTcai4 efsAsts
e~srrs-f Deposits received On current ae-
counf subject 20 cheek. Intefesf p4Aa On
''''s r. LEA BARNES Manager.
STEAMERS.
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PORTLAND GAIN MARKET.
SAN TRANCIso MARKETS.

Portland. Dec 4-wheat-Inactive
ALLEY. q t-2GS0: Waa Waila. 81 1870.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Honolulu aud Australia
Steamers leave san Francisoo for Homo
lula. Samoa. Auckland, N. r., and sgd
uey. ~. =. w. without change
Steamship ArHws., January 10 p m.
Honaluu only, steamship Australia
rHos 4. GRAHAM. AGENT. Starr
Bava block, seattle.
W WEBSTER Dist. Agent. Vancouver.
IL. -
]. y. spreckels & Bros. Co. General
Agents< san Francisco.
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PORT TOWNSEND. PORT ANGELES
AND puNGENESS-


STtAMtN Np%INt lh.lsIsD.
Daily. except MONDAY. T'fue card COM
inenelng Tuesday, August - 1851
r.aayes seattle, ITO a. ~. Townsend.
1870 n m. BuuepnesS. j. m. arrives Fort
Angeles, I..A .. No. leaves Port AugeieA.
2.sa o. m leaves Pert Townsend. eco y.
rl: arrives Seattle. $50 r. m.
CITY DOCK co. Seattle. Agents.
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-. - se.,sf. -. u - -. 80 s.~s
s93ns.sy- -
49, ~ ~ IT, ~@-SA 49, q asAs
s-Fasf Iacefss--g n a ~, - 60
:. - AZ ~ II Mh'sfts A@sssl5sa -
ssl..s ssstA- Gs'SA' 1893 q MARVIN s~feos'
Fgeesaes8. fase s.. '"s =
,,,~-~.~-, s.+>.-...> - .~,-...,.x
1SAIsa - y = ~ y 80 ~ = k-<AA-
Skttt Nttsak=NN 4
1.t,.,,.. g. 5000.
$500, -. .......
80 NS3&f ~ = St NtNtfSfNN.
seam II Mi. 'laeorsa.. no n SAM
= .lsAfa ~ = Ntst Ne.sss = 1T YAM
sa, K. 80 IS Ms q Il y Z s. .s,pla
'oaiiy except Monday.
So $50. .,
- ss3eE 49,, Seaatse
Nsn ~ ss 81 Ai ko 4sPsy
Asslsr avg 80 freatIst. seattle.
: y, e-1N - Ase..,. iesssF @fath
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.
,, Is.s0A'eh steamers ron seattle IS iol-
- g., te,,,nss., -, Pc. a.,v.,..,ya
and Sis:oT t.,sr 4 !, NJ Spasssnesrs re-
IS - ~ A''Rs" - - sa-f ~ = ? A.
= ,s = slsss. n,. ana =
F,Fars 80, ,,rsiss,, s'' F., N.S.ssrsa' ana.
ya..,s,<s $50 .,-..ss - - fa@
:, = sa'.sss~ tehtss ~ - III, asS. :. y
- ~ - w.
~, Tickets may he oosainsd = ,he st'iee OF
sS 49, :, ~ - ~ ~
esenerai Are ats sSn Francisco.
-------
SAN YvrAN rSf.ANI1s s-gsf1 AMER ~
DFN THOMPSON.
Carrying United states mall leaves city
ns,ee foot az main street Monday We'd
ss..
Townsend. San Juan Islands and New
"hateom. TIVE ,-srn
>-.-.A r,,,,r.a - 49,. ess,tt. go =
Leave part rownsenf 7.aa i. m: I.eave
g s n !, 49, a,i So ~
6.tsa 3. m.
a, m: leave RC.she Harher, ii:ea q, M:
ta2Ne SfatttAH aeFpor ls3 hs teaNe
a2Fk @Wfise'so e's' = M ARRIVE Sestsfe
So & n
- -, noins,son , ,,sli.siisS owner y. A.
iias'is'a' assent thohc. ~
OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE.
9 wuev Nai lii9s ti \ n q, !. s,sansr
= = - we : .,''Nh
DAILY TIME Cam.
Leave Arrive
ss,,,s. s''ias =, =, "a Seattle at..iso N
.Ftf 80 N'tt tthttet Ftsf y -
Sonnsseting with boats for Shelton and
Expts m TACOMA "A f,tssstrs
fassalne. r3fs, ncels Hast ~ afstn rect
tsA1tFATN j. XvTfI.fty Hsns.r.sr
-
OCEANIC STEA MSHIP COMPANY.
1gouoluiu and Australia
Sstaar,,..r. leave ssan rs,.,n.sIex~, FOR Homo
ney. n. = w. without change.
Steanastlp AFaMts, d@ifattA ~. y n.
hoialuiu onAy, steamship Austt@has
January ~ ..u
IhoA a 6EAHAM, AeLNT, starr
bnra neek, sea,ne; -. x,
w. WEBSTER. DIST. agent. NanceuFefs
~. 49,,
,. -. SpfeeNtfs q ifoe. -, at9sfat
Agents. san Francisco.
a,x-Fsts err ROUTE SIR .R4syr4gtfSp
- Nsae' r,ast,S ss-.s,,t s,,srssa,s
,. 80 ~, S.e,s - s,ssa .s.aa :, ~,
= -. = s,sss..s n ~ = =, ansi 4 ;. ~ = -
A.SaNt ~ ttftaN N -, G., sti ~ = =, - t.a,,a.
Fare Single frir. TIC. round trin. yi.aa.
snohomish.
Landins-Coiman dock. loot OF Marion
street
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NANlGAIiON
COMPANY.
Claud Troup, Pres. r, W. Goodhaes Sy
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q D. Erownhela. Master.
T.eayps city Dock foot OF Main street,
esslrsr Non8av "wednesday ana Friday at
s = rs FOR Port Tovnseud. hnacuftes,
gar4leh. Falrhaven and NfhafcoEi, going
fhrostgh to blaine on SATURDAY
S;t. Ttsek co Ngts jos kfNDAIIs.
sfs.iag.s5gss.e 81 General Manager.
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ron ALASKA winter Tlme Card

STEAMER CufLKAT
.s7n leave sraffIo JarnsFy AMI every -
saes aftef uHsil further noNee
o. IS. McAk.i.kP- Master.
]. a. CARROLL A&ent aen essssseiers
wharf Telephone NO, -.
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oLYMrTA rAcoNA AND sEATrLE

DAILY TIME CARD.
Leave. Arrive.
Olympia $50 . IN Tacoma at. $50 IN
Tacoma at.i0.Q9 a IN Seattle at1isao IN
Seattle at. 10 y IA Tacoma At. a.tsl = IN
Tacoma al. 800 u IA Olympia At $50 y
Connecting with boats FOR shelton and
hamilchie.
FARE TO TACOMA. 81 CENTS.
Landing. City Dock, foot Of Main street.
CAPTAIN l.. WILEY. Manager.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-25

THE VANCOUVER RorTE-A TRIP
THROUGH 9ifE IsLAEDS.
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sssf vrhasf 81 m. Mondays aud dAurS-
aaVs fee Port Tuwbaeu1, AuHe1rtess air-
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rn TharstaN tFtr,
rare ~ Blaine. g.. fare 70 Vancouver.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-25

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TUESDAY, MAX :
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-25
\ rgr COAST STEAM SAvIGATIOS
COMPANY.

rss..rsrb.f.e a4narrrrH for San FraucsMc0
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fheFeaftef.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-25

T3rne card ia effect oct. -. 1894
Seattle and Whateum route State ~
g.aFhsnRfpm leaves Seattle daily except
gaFarH4p Az ID ~ NJ Seattle and - Com
ssef R0isto- h'nir4laven leaves seattle daily.
eTeept saturday AZ 500 p. m. Tacoma and
eeaffla R0uss-~ State n ~ =hlngt1n leaves
ee3ttie Tupssays. Thursdays ana SatnF-
DAYS AZ s.1e 81 r-.
YEsLER DOCK.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-25
PACIFIC coAsr STEAMSHIP CO.

North TaunA-I4e cave Seattle 200 A. m.
leave Port Townsend T.aa a. m; Leave
friday HaTbor 1850 "a. m. leave Roche
Harear 1880 p. m. arrive New Whatcom
Goa p m.
south Round-T.eave New N-hateom 500
a. m leave Roche Harbor N 20 a. nt..
leave Friday Nsrbor 800 mb: leave
Port Townsend $50 p. M arrive Seattle
s.i5 g. N.
!. r. Thompson. managing owner. j. A.
Hatfield. agent Phone. SSS.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-11-16
NEOSHO VALLEY.

&C. L. Arnold is the authorized reporter and
agent for the REGISTER at Neosho Valley. Any
one desiring to subscribe may do SO through
him, and any assistance rendered MIN IN gain
ering the news of the neighborhood will be ap-
preciated
Four persons were baptized by inn
mersion week ago last Sunday.
The protracted meeting closed last
Friday evening.
A large per cent. of the apples rot
ted during the warm weather in DC
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Crook went out
to Moran Saturday.
ID. Mosier and wife, accompanied by
relative from the west part of the
state, went to Blue Mound the first OF
last week on visit.
o. H. Carnahan has moved up from
Jeddo and will likelysremain at c.
Cleaver's until spring.
The marriage of Mr.. B. F. Clark
and Miss Belle Arnold ON Tuesday
unites the interest of two who have
been acquainted with each other for
many years, and with whom this COM
munity is perfectly familiar. To pre-,
dict for them anything but pure hap
piness would be assuming thing that
cannot be foreshadowed in the least
measute by the past of their lives.
Chas. Loco is staying at John Nc
KEGS and going to school.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-11-16
PLEASANT VALLEY.

D.T. Smith is the authorized reporter and
agent for the REGISTER at Pleas ant valley nose
desiring tosubscribe may do so through her, ana
any assistance rendered her In gathering inc
news of the neighborhood will be appreciated
Rev. Gam BILE was in at the Valley
Sunday, being engaged in a protract-
ed meeting at Golden Valley.
Rev. Grocer of lola filled CANDLES
pulpit at the Valley and LaHarpe
Sunday.
Clark Travis came out Sunday with
the preacher from lola.
Grandma Chilcote went to Douglas
county last week to see her daughters.
Annie and Martin Longstreth, from
Colony, were at the Valley visiting
friends Sunday.
Died: Mrs. Martin, wife OF Dallas
Martin, Friday, Nov. 2. Rev. Gam
BILE not being at home there was no
preaching services. Interment at
Pleasant Valley cemetery.
Fred and Leila Longstreth are. still
down with typhoid fever.
While Mr.. Towards children were
going home Sunday evening their
wagon ran into a rut and turned over,
throwing them out, but did little in
jury, save spraining Miss Carries an
kle, but she is most over it now.