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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-05
SPORTING NOTES.

Edward Hanlan's crew for the Austin.
Tex. regatta viii be composed of Hanian,
Durham. Hackett and Peterson.
The Murphy-Griffin fight. that was
scheduled TO take place at Louisville. Ky.
and mayor refusing 10 allow IL.
Fred Erne. of Buffalo, knocked out Jack
Sicily, az Brooklyn. in the ninth round.
before the New Manhattan Athletic Club
at New York Friday night.
Mayor McKisson, of Cleveland. has re-
fused TO issue a permit TO the Cleveland
Athletic Club for four round contest this
evening between John L. Sullivan and
Paddy Ryan.
The kempton Park. England. autumn
race meeting opened Friday. The Impe-
rial Produce stake, 500 sovereigns, was
won by w G.. Stevens Tenfel, Frusquen
second. Allegiance third.
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FITz GOES ON TRAINING.
Says Corbett VIII Have to Fight or Be
branded a Coward

Corpus Christi. Tex, oct. 4.-Fitzsim-
mons goes right along with his training.
Notwithstanding the legislatures action
at Austin. He says he has an offer from
responsible parties 10 pull off the fight
should the Florida Athletic club fail TO
do so. He says he is determined to give
Corbett no possible opportunity to escape
him, and that the big dude will either
have 10 fight or leave the country brand
ed as a coward who is afraid to meet a
man who is much smaller than himself
Today Dan Stuart wired Martin Julian
Fitzsimmons' manager, 10 come TO Dallas
at once. IL is impossible TO learn whether
Julian viii go or what Is the nature of
the business.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

sUNfMONS-IN THE SUPERIORCoURT
OF the state OF Washington for the couT-
~ Of King. The Seattle Trust Company,
= corporation. plaintiff. vs. J. j. FttneF.
defendant. No. ~, ia
The state Of Washington. TO the said L.
J Pitners You are hereby sunrnoned 70
appear within sixty 100 days after TIE
first publication OF this summons. to-wlt.
within sixty (sO DAYS after the &&fh day OF
August. 1915. and defend the above entitled
action in the above entitled court. and an,
swer the complaint of the PLAINTIFF. and
serve a copy OF your answer upon the uIi-
dersigned attorneys for plaintiff, az tnelf
office below stated and in case OK Eons
failure so 10 do. Judgment VIII be rendered
against YOU according 20 the demand Or
the complaint, which has been hled WIN
the clerk of said court
The object OF this action Is 20 recover
the following sums Of money, upon the foi~
lowing causes Of action.
First Six hundred and siXty-four ana
1890 tsss4.70 dollars together Win inter
est thereon at the rate OF eight 90 per
cent Per Annunl from January !. IA.a, M11-
III paid. this being the excess OF the
amount distributed hT the plaintiT 10 you.
a. a dividend upon common STOCK or the
pleintIn corporation On the first day q
Juiv fsq3 over the amount actually Que
YOU on such account, the same being PAID
through mutual mistake x.,..
second. To recover tns sum q tNentS.
ev-e hundred e. 5sa3 dollars. VITA interest
thereon Al the rate OF eight go per cent;
per snHunn from January ar. - nn5ll
yaja this being interest claimed b the
riaIriffN fur the Use by you ~ ten thou-
sauf $40 psN dollars 81 its money from
TSs~er, nov z0th. $50 20 July fsf. issz-
Third. TO recover the sum q three huf-
AL ara FIChty-slx ard s3-lte tsas5-9o} e0l-
- s0,erst l,sr vritb interest thereon a. the
rate ~ eight 50 per cent per annufn frofa
Jsnuarv 7th. IssS until paid. he same b.
ing interest claimed b ne plalaslI Ter
49, sssa az FWerry-tige hltDdrsf. t&-yzsssf Gtt-
las. 81 YOU from the 9TH day a Septerla-
frr 100. 10 july Ia. lssa, demand IeT
wN{eh vas made upon you January ~,
fss- Also 10 attach xoar shares 81 fSe
-~,.,ifsl stock az pl2lDtin operation. and
,-e.ss- credits AZ the Washington National
Fnnk OF seattle. 10 satisfy tae 1a1s fi2ent
sought in this scfien-
gTnT fnWICK e. PETERS.
kft0Yness Tor PiHtnftT.
PnStoasre address. 81 Bailey bs.AA44as.
Seattle. nInE County. - asAsnstoA-
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block: e1Ha@h
william Wilzinski administrator IN
Daisy Goodman. lots TO 3. BLOCK ?
Dedge's division Ia T.rasn - - -
c.. 81 y
John Leary to ]. T. Robertson ,o,. :
and 6. block IS. Eastern add. r.3n
Odd Fellows Cemetery Association -
terry, IS.
Martin l. Cavanaugh 20 Albert 3. Cav
a.augn, acres in lot J. sec p. -. 4. $50.
=; smith 20 William r. Stump, I.
tracts In sec .. %. G. s75A
William H Bow to Seattle Cereal Com
pahy. = lot 2. and 1-3 lot !, block 2.
Maynard's plat. 81.
=. Z. Babcock to VI. c Clark. und L.
interest In lot s. block /, Crown add. xsa
Leander Benner TO William J. Henaer-
son. lots and :. block s. South PARK ,2s
King County Liberal Association 10
isaac Woollsn ct ux.. lot 3. block :, Olive
add, q. c.
Charles z Deppman to Fred Fox. " !.
sw = NV u sw 4. sec 30. Q. 3. s7eo
William G. Philips 10 Sarah A. Perry.
LOT u, block II, Lake Union add, 80
George Nanderbsck 20 Daniel I.iveu-
sparger, % acres In sec g. - 6. ssz5.
Samuel II. Berry to Harry c. Rubridge
ana w r. Dodge, 5 acres in sw u nwA,
sec p, 2. ?, Sc.
Mary c. Hall TO Alonzo Hui. admins
traitor, lot 2 block 81, d. T. Denny's Park
add, North Seattle. and und \ interest in
lot ], block II. Jones suppl plat OF block
ii, Burke's Cd add, and und Il lot L
block z. BelHs 4th add, and und - lots
and s. block |, Washington add. O. c.. 81.
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Gem drug store will give you more goods
for less money than any drug store in the
city. Second street Occidental block
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL VICTORIA.

HOTEL VICTORIA.
y G. Dunn, Seattle.
Frank Addv, Steamship Nalla Walfa.
D. r. Ball. Pasadena, Cal
Max poyce. Toronto.
r. A. Hebhard and wife. San Jose.
Robert A. Smith, New York.
J. s Joe and son. California.
X. 5. Cameron, Tacoma.
G. G. Ramsay, Seattle.
J. " Young. Seattle.
A W. Campbell and wife. wellington.
Alice Z. Copp. sinclaIrvire. Ny
HOTEL DILER.
/ a. George. Tacoma.
W. II. .Heaton, Mercer Slough.
\. Mailer. Mercer Slough.
y. u. Anthony. North Bend.
J. =. Hayes. Wickersham.
John Hamilton. Haller City.
Clinton Going. Portland.
W H. kirkmsn. Walla WRlla-
Jerome Andrewa. Dyca. Alaska.
Mrs NJ. Kerr. RarthurSt Y. r.
Mrs Raymond King. Sandon. =. c.
w r. Parkinson Mount Vernon.
Asa Gardiner. Snoqualmie.
walter Dickinson, England.
O NJ, Kellogg. Hoquiam.
John Frosted la Conner.
". j. Cunningham. Olympia.
Miss Alice Cunningham. Olympia.
HOTEL BUTLER.
Walter Bowen. Port Townsend
BENJAMIN Late San Francisco.
William T. Crosse. san Francisco.
Al Harris. ST. Paul
r.. Foley. Spokane.
II ". Bonnie. SpFague
\. FRirEervice. East Cfailam.
\ II. MacNeill and wife. Vancouver
Nj A. Della Hunt. Chicago
\ = Delaney. juneau. Alaska.
Z. Thomas Hall. Tacoma.
\. g. Hicks Tacoma.
W H. Woodruff jr., Tacoma.
Samuel u. Bridges. Tacoma.
W II. kenoyer. Chehalis
John l.. Forrest Portland
I. y. Pike and wife Point Roberts.
Fred Thomas. San Diego
Mr and Mrs. p. II. Morrison. San Fran
clgco.
Mrs G. NJ scovnlc. san Francisco.
Miss Humphrey. san Francisco
J.. Morgan, Astoria
IL y. McFadden, Olympia.
RAINIER-GRAND.
4 Mcmillan. st Paul
X q. MCMILLAN. 81. Paul
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Sem, L. s
Navy.
Frank =. Lee. city.
! %. Hoedich. Cincinnati.
y. Reavis North Yakima.
Russell r. Sewsll. Portland.
W. y. Granger and wife. North Yakima
Mrs. 7. n Hodge. Mount Vernon.
Mrs. FRssett and child, San Francisco.
William 2, Tslnsge. Ontario
J. 9. Aues, Tclt
James W. Fraser and wife. Calgary.
A =. FuTietEh. CITY
James McNauEht New York.
G. \ Marks san Francisco.
II. e. Willis Boston.
HOTEL NORTHERN.
John smith New York
j J Finn. san Francisco.
- Mcclellan WhatCom.
J 4. Lansing aud wife. Cambridge.
Mass.
Henry Teurssen. Minneapolis.
r y. Jewetf. Rcse5erg. or.
Miss Anna kiddaii Whatcolrl
Mrs \ GClasfeiu. city.
Miss Golisteiu. city.
e = Shoemaker. spokane.
J. Rheinstein. Cincinnati,
= n Ayiesworth, Cincinnati.
: N Alcssaftey. Denver. Gel
: e. Goodwin. Thorp. WASH
george " Dudley. Tcrt Elakelcy.
". Watts Portland. Or.
J. 81 Niers. Sar Francisco.
Jshn Poyic. City.
Z N Henderson New York.
J y Ducks Portland.
less Eastman, Tacoma
NJ J. Brown. Wtckershanl-
r J. Mctsee. Boston
" = Mckinley. Tacoma
Miss Helen Re Little. Norm Iarchna-
a E-aswsrf MarVSKaiir-
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Incorna Marine News.

Tacoma, Oct. 4.-Speciai.--The tramp
steamer Straits OF Sunda is in port. She
will load 2.25O.0o0 feet Of lumber for Della
goa Bay at the Tacoma MILL
Bark Guy G. Goss Is az the Tacoma min.
She will take on cargo of spars and masts
for Boston.
Steamship Strathnevis is expected here
Monday.
The Northern Pacific liner Victoria has
sailed from Yokohama, and Will arrive
here about October II. She brings a full
cargo.
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score of the whist Tournament.

Last nights play Of the whist tourna-
raent at the Washington club was lighter
than usual only four tables running.
The play was mnemouic duplicate whist,
at which one series Of twelve boards was
played by all the tables. The sides rep
rescnting the north and south won from
the east and west The closest game Of
the evening was the one by DR.. g. =.
McCulIoch and ". ". Powell against N.
a Ssottstein and Harold W. Preston.
which resulted in gain 81 one fer the
latter. The result OF the evenings play.
with the gains and losses was as follows.
Points. Gain. Loss.
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Football pracfice To-day

Football practice VIII take place at Ninth
and Columbia streets this afternoon, and
candidates for the Seattle Athletic Club
eleven viii meet at the club at O'Clock.
At the last meeting George Russell was
elected captain.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-05
MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco, Oct 4-Arrivea-Bando-
rifle. Coauille river. Departed-san BENZ
70. Tacoma: blk Alden Besse Port Blake
ley; schr Gotama, Coos bay. Freights and
charters-Br str Straits Of Sunda. now at
Tacoma. lumber thence to Deiagoa bay.
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The Drowning Of stephen Turpcr.


coroner's inquest. summoned 20 inves-
bgaie the drowning OF stephen Turner tn
te tay rear Ballard last Tuesday. return
q verdict OF accidental drowning The
ather Of tho. bow was the principal wit
neSs He had taken Stephen out fishing
eaFinE the afternoon. and fshed from a
snail wharf near Ballard. He told the
oay 10 slt siill while he went home. short
distance away. 10 get some bait. When he
returned stephen had disappeared. but he
rsd no attention 10 Il. thinking he had
keae down on the beach 70 play with some
bays. He went homo a short time after.
sad d3d not know anything had happened
q Stephen until. Deputy Coroner Teater
egought 80 hts dead body. Freddie Grid
aie one q the hoys playing on the beach.
'Sttned that he saw nothing or the Turn
hoy until his dead body was washed
ssaore. He noti6ed Mr.. Teater. and help
= carry che body home The jury. com
gesed az 7 : Hanks. T. J. Nash 4. Mad
~ II. y. Nesse. 7. T. Barns and \.
"iaEe. was out bat a few minutes. and
rendered "a verdict az accidental drowning.
The only special underwear sale TODAY
az Monday Is Al Hyams. Pauson &
Co.'S
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Disnafrn steamers from Seattle as fol-
iows-
and Victoria at a passengers re-
cssVea or board al - m-b October ).
SCI a!aska--Oetober and p. a. 2 A. III,
From Gan Francisco far Victoria and
Puget Sound parts a. a. H.. Octooer :.
:. L. Z. - =.
Tickets nay - ostnf7~4 ~ the Office Of
the company a. Ocean dos b, seattle.
GCorATsTA pERkk%E A. CO.
General Agents San Franclsco.
J. z. TROHBRILGE. +. 8. SuSt-
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ing day OF the races. In the 2.If class
trotting the five fastest heats ever gone.
with an average OF 200 Is. were reeled off.
Then w. ". P. paced the mile 10 a wagon
in 2:oes.. a reduction of "A seconds from
the record.
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Tchn j. Ahern. who represents Charles
Csnisky.s St Paul and John :. Barnes
Al: American baseball clubs 3ov on fhetr
way TO this city in a special car. arrived
last night am expects the cluhs 40 piav
in Seattle October 70 and poeS ibiy TIRE
nth. Among the PLAYERS wi1 be- wanv
old fayorltes In TIE DAYS - professional
baseball here TIE only John :. Barnes.
vxho managed Spokane and Portland. rs
ore % the head usa. hut tire most noted
r,s~s0n Is Comisky. ere renowned hail
player. wbo drew ..1a0 year Tor sew
erai seasons
The teams are composed as follows:
AL Americans. Jack Fanning. Charles
Frazer. Dan Lsllv. Pete Sweeney. Tom
F1.vra~s Toe Werrlck Kid -TuIeu
Jules strauss. &. Frank. George Harper.
s. Paul Couisky. william Wilson.
Johnson. Pickett. Carrie irwin. Tim
O-Rourke. Cauopy. Lou Camp, jim
Burns. Tony Mu.iane.
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pnrtlnn,i Exposition.

ne Northera Faciic VII 10 = SiAI
,xrvrsien train. leaving SeAtt'e a. :
49, -,o- f-tcNer =. 80 Portland
,g,.'-,-e.s xl he limited % return 70 cciosser
- - either regular trains q the si'scasl
,s.,,t~- Portland az p. n "a the l$Sh'
So for me round triD. So
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The record lowered by W. W. T. was
that of Roy Wilkes. at Independence.
Iowa, October 80, 1891, Alb.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
emrA.fEn poaArIr

STEAMER RoaATIE
Arlington dock, leaves for Victoria and
port Townsend daily. except Sunday, at
II - p. IA: returning. leaves Victoria ~
m Steamer idaho leaves for Tort
Townsend snd way points daily. except
sunday. q, a M. Sunday. direct. a. .
a m returning direct. leaves Port
sTo,yrEerS at 4 .. m Telephone 10.
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HOODS CANAL ROUTE.


STEAMER DELTA
Leaves HArringtnn's dock. foot ~ Wash
frgton street, Tuesday. Thursday ami
SATURDAY at I o'clock a. m. for Kingston.
Port Gamble. Seabeck. Erennon. HoiIsy,
Dewatio. Lilliwaup Falls. Hoodsport and
Union CITY. Returns alternate days. TAX
ing the place Of steamer ChAhalis.
A. g. ". BERRY, Agent.
u TrOrfTfRN Master
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TIME CARD. IN EFFEcr MARCH Is

North hound--Ieave Seattle n. m:
leave Port Townsend a. m. leave Friday
Harhar. II: 80 a. M. leave Roche Harho-
u 30 y. M; arrive New Whatcon. q y. M.
South hound-f4eaVe New Whateom a.
m; leave Roche Harher a, m. leave
Friday Harhor 10 n. m. leave Part Town
send p m; arrive Seattle 7 AZ y. M.
j. II. Thompson. managing owner. Lilly.
Bogardus q Co. agents, City dock.
Phone, Main 81.
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port ORCHARD AND poRr WASH

INIIU.t KVIIt
Efasr1rr a r. Robinson. carrying II. 3.
mil leaves City dock. foot Of Main street
a. 80 A. M: arrives AZ Sidney a. 1Dls
a M: arrives at 5liverdais ~ ~ m.
Leaves gilverdsIs a. i2:f5 .. m. leaves
sidney on return a. p. N. Daily
sscegt SUNDAY. r. -. Robinson. master.
LILY. BogardUs & Co, agents Telephone.
Msfn e.
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THE, VANCOUVER R0uTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
Steamer Utopia J. - y bfssn. Master.
T4aysz Tacoma. = noon Seattle. Nesier's
MARI < o. IA Mondays aud Thursdays
far port Townsend. AnaeoTtes. Fairhzvrr.
View Whatcon. Blaine and Friday liar Dor.
and Vancouver. arriving Vancouver y. 10.
following day.
Tare ~ Eiaine, 8. fare 20 Vancouver r..
For further Information apply 10 Ies.@F's
wharf.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Honolulu and Australia.
Steamers leave san Francisco for Homo
lulu samoa, Auckland. ~. r.. snt Sydney,
~ 81 W without change.
Sfssarnship Alameda. October L. 2 n. m.
Honolulu only steamship Australia Sep
teu,her "a 30 q m, and October IS, 10 A. m.
THOs. A. GRAHAM. AGENT. Starr
pcyA hlock Seattle Also corner Eleventh
and Railroad streets. Tacoma.
J. % Sprecksls A. Bros Co. General
Agents gan Francisco.
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The only special underwear sale today
and Monday is at Hyams. Pauson &
Co.'S
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hank or BRITISH COLUMBIA
PAID 40 caQttzL s. 90. 90, reserve. q, 1g5.-
90 Head oNles. - lombard street. Lon
don Branches. Portland. San Francisco.
seattle Tacoma victoria. New " min
sser Nanairso. Kan1IooPs. Nelson Van
cogver Is G. 4 general banking and sK~
charge business trsEsarte1. Loans mace
pfg1s stx~osantea Commercial credits
granted. Deposits received On current az
count sGh5ect 70 check.
r LEA BARNES. Manager.
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EVERETT ROUTE STR. GREYHOUND
STEAMER GLIDE.
Change Of 90 septemher 1.

Leaves Commercial dock. Tacoma, go
m. Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
for Oialla. Wilson Greek and way land
ings 20 Seattle. Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays for Buenna. Stones Landing
Des Moines Chautsuqua. Vashon Aqusr-
IAN and Seattle Returning, leaves City
dock at ? p. m, Fare 20 all points. Is
cents j. r. NANpkRifOEF.
Captain Steamer Glide.
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Rig special sale TO-DAY" ae~ "a -
a. s. 81: worth sl.-5a o'FahS'si : ~
rfllt ntrret.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE,
ROUTE.
s. Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
MIiLTNOMAH
SAN JUAN ISLANDS.
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.

Carrying United States mail, leaves City
dock. foot of Main street. Monday We'd
nesday and Friday at a. m. for Port
Whatcom.
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Transacts q savings bank business ex.
clusively.
Deposits received from 81 to $4,000.
Interest allowed per annum: Six per
cent on term deposits; 4 per cent. on ordt-
nary deposits
Dividends declared last days OF May ana
November Loans made on real estate or
arrroved collaterals only.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STRS. GARLAND AND EVANGEL.

Seattle and Townsend-Neah Bay Route
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
DAYS. Wednesdays and Fridays at 1918
n m. for Port Townsend. Pert Williams,
Gettysburg. Pysht. cfaIiam Ray and Neah
Bay; returning, arrives Seattle 2ls0 D. m
on opposite DAYS, Steamer Evangel leaves
Yesler dock for Port Angeles and Victoria
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at $50
o. m; arrives Seattle alternate days 8
u. m.
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Worlds Pacing Record Broken.
Te~re fgaute. Ind. Oct two new
voslst's records were hung up on the clos
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Gem drug store will give you more goods
Tor less money than any drug store in the
city. Second street, Occidental block.
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STEAMERS.
PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma and Victoria. B. G.
sooamlLvI Nj. Tacoma ..Ii19ArI l:&5an
i9s smI sPi Seattle Tswns.na A Ar i senIn
4opml Ar!ilol:- Victoria ii MlLyl s:sopm
STEAMER sEHoME
Between Seattle sna Victoria, b. c.
10 m Lvl... Seattle ...... tArt 50 m
! q m iIvs. Port Townsend. lArli1 20 D IN
9 a miArt...... Victoria ......GLvI Q N
sDaiIy except Saturday.
These steamers furnish frst-ciaes ac-
ecwmodations. carrying both freight and
passengers. and leave from fes.er wharf
Seattle.
8 ~ YrRETs,
Yeei.r wharf Seattle.
I A NApEAU,
General Agent. ~ p r. r. Seattle
CUT RATES. CUT RATES.
SEATTLE TACOMA Route.
STEAMER CRICKET
Makes fhFse round trips daily. 80 follows;
Leaves Tacoma - a. IA. - m. and .
p n. leaves Seattle 80 a. m. : Ii ?. IA,
and : Is 3 m
Fare &c round trip s5c-
sunday F:xcursions-Leave Tacoma s.71
q n anA 80 ?. m leave Seattle II a. n.
ard . g. "a. Fare = cents
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sKAGIr RIVER Ros,TE-wEEKLY
EVERETT AND sNoHoMIsH RIVER

THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP co.'s
STEAMER WlLLAPA.
Captain George Roberts.
Leaving Seattle for Alaska October 10th
and every Is days thereafter.
For freight aud passenger rates apply to
j. G.. CARROLL. Agent
Schvahacher Dock. Tel. Pike g.
CHAS. +. PEABODY. General Manager,
Seattle
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OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Jacob Furth. .......................P President
arthur n. VICE fFesldenI
John Leary Second Vice President
James r. Hayden. .Mangr. Cash'r, See'y
Frank T. Blodgett. Assistant Cashier
S.gmund Schwabacher, John Collins,
z. c. Neufelder. J. T. GreenleAt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-05

PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle, Wash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-05

SWEANY

ALL AXE INVITED. AND,
NO SUFFERING HUMAN BE-
ING WILL BE TURNEDAWAY.
THE POOR
who can 1t his offices Fridays are wei
FREE OF CHARGE.
MHAT Is THE REASON OF DOCTOR
SWEANY'S SUCCESS, AND WHY DO
THE SICK PEOPLE OF SEATTLE AND
LYa
lie has succeeded in effecting a cure
OF diseases before which all others stood
powerless; because his fame has preceded
him. and the honors he received at the
leading Eastern hospitals, as well as In
Europe. were the highest ever bestowed
upon anybody; because he has testimoni-
ais from men of the highest standing in
life as well as from those of lower sta
ton; because he is not only doctor.
but Christian and a philantnropist: be-
ead eau s Ms .rratmS , Ii unsurpassed oy any
1t 10 a part OF Judgment and sense to
s1ek pr, Sweany hTst, instead or SQuan-i
dering time and money upon the uncer-t
tainties Of patent medicines and picayune,
ALL PRIVATE DISEASES OF MEN.
AND WOMEN POSITIVELY CURED
IN THE SHORTEST POSSIBLE TIME.
Young. Middie-Aged and Old Men.
II you are victims OF youthful indisere
items and unnatural losses. IL YOU are
on the road TO idlocy, insanity and the
grave. IL gloom and melancholy, morbid
fear and unnatural lust pervades your
mind. II YOU are respondent and down
hearted IL you have lost all energy and
ambition. II you have an aversion TO so
ciety, IL your memory Is failing and you
are unfit for business or study. you should
consult DR. Sweany before II is too late
Get we'll and be man.
Diseases of Women.
II you are suffering from any of the
diseases peculiar 20 your sex. you should
tell you just what can be done fer you.
He has succeeded In building up the most
shattered and brokendown constitutions
and WIFI bring back 70 you that health,
strength and beauty which every woman
should possess.
You Can Be Cured at Fl ONE.
There are thouss nds cured az home by
correspondence. Write your troubles IN
living away from the city The stricteat
secrecy is observed. so cast aside all feel
Ia conversant I'm ell modern languages.
Method OF Treatment.
No poisonous or injurious mineral drugs
are used. but the medicines are all com
pounded from the very choicest, puFeSt
and most effective medical plants, roots
They do not act violently, but all OF ther1
harmonic with nature, and while thsirl
effects are marked and Immediately sp-.
parent. they do not build ND temporarily
cures
oface hours. 70 Il a. m. 10 and Z
90 3 .. N.
Address:
LEVERETT SWEANY. VI. D.,
Union Blk. IT'S Front St. Seattle. wash