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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-03
a GREAT NEW YORK nFENCEl
: ORGANIZED,

= In August 1892, Frank Mcdonald was
irl:New York; the Pacific Bank had. al
ready" been wrecked and. Frank Nc
Donald went East with the deliberate
purpose of attempting TO foist upon the
public the worthless securities Of the
Pacific Bank. = The brothers We're then
ready to. steal and lacked only the op-
portunfty In explanation Of his ef-
forts. and those of the elder Mcdonald
Frank wrote to Dick as follows:
New York, City,
+ + no. 1. Gramercy Park. Aug: 4 1892.
: My Dear Brother: The Norfolk land;
!: pa says. there is no use trying to sell
Until some one with money wanis 1s.9is II. II.
no cash. He is ready to sell Wnenever
there are any genuine buyers. For the
present you cannot eBpgcl pa,,be1 bbey'nIng Yn,s
can push ahead the perfection OF ute
TO his Sacramento-street lot and get
from that $4,000; also have some good
fire on that piece sell that Washing
.- tor ton ,, and Jackson lot; You should get
be $4,000 dead sure in the next ninety
Gays. and: there is considerable other
real estate from which you could real
ze, 1 think by having some one give
sy5temauc attention to It,
"a admits. that those outside lots
20 snas doo oy got him into and that his
ing out poorly. so I do not know how
you are going to get him out of that
though you viii find that from your
real estate you can realize more
quickly than from anvfb1np a1se
more energetically handled. / intend
ed working that the minute the cleo
trio roaQ gave me q free moment
] see by the printed statement that
Murphy has not yet reached the point
Of moving the earth, and If you can
unload few more on him he will be
IN box. Ever since have been hare
I have been trying to devise some
way 10 sell our MADEIRA and Mohawk
properties and help Dyer unload bia
various matters, and / think we NAV
do It by opening California Invest
Co. will be manager of the New York
department. and we shall then adver
tise choice investments, bearing 5. 6.
S and 10 per cent interest, and shalt
have proper circular matter describ-
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fairs of the electric road of Los Ange-
les. the gigantic scheme into which the
McDonalds were inveigled by M. H.
Sherman. Woodard, in the develop
ments of the conspiracy that ruined the
Pacific Bank, proved a veritabie
Nemesis to Sherman. The newspaper
man contributed to the Los Angeles
Times under the name of "Jayhawker, =
and at every opportunity prodded'
Sherman and his knaavish supporters IN
the Pacific Bank. In August OF 1877
Woodard's interference became almost
and Frank Mcdonald wrote
to his brother as follows, promising
Dick that at the first opportunity ne
would kill the newspaper man:
NEW YORK, Aug. IT. 1892:
NY Dear Brother: return you
Woodard's communications, and the ::
less said about him for the present
the better l do not think you need
a midwife yet, and if we do do not:
think he is the best one we can .
choose You may ahave to have deal
ings with him, but the less. the bet; :
ter for all parties, as you must Wei
know. 1 have never settled accounts
these days, and when i do he Will
trouble us no more, and doubt II
he will worry anybody else. His cake
is cooking all unbeknown to him, and :
he is fortunately supplying the fuel
every day for making it done the
brownest. of the brown. Your loylng /.
brother + FRANZ
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THE CAUSES OF THE RUIN OF
THE. RIVERSIDE BANK.

While 1t was the policy of the Nc
DonaIds to correspond with each other
every day, Frank Mcdonald did not
again write to his brother until August
II. He then penned a letter that ex-
poses completely the dishonest schemes
between the Pacific Bank and the
Riverside Bank. The financial fancies
of Frank Mcdonald, in connection with
the Riverside project, cost his fathers
bank over quarter of million dol
lars. Frank Mcdonald led o. T. Dyer
into chimerical projects. D. S. Dorm
and others were used as instruments 70
further the scheme and in the letter Of
August II, 1892, Frank Mcdonald ac-
cepts all the criminality of various
that ruined the Riverside
Bank and helped to wreck the Pacific
Bank. The letter follows:
N. Y City, Aug. II, 1892.
MY Dear Brother: You entirely
mistake my feelings with regard to
d. If anything, 1 am more incensed
toward him than you since L am the
one most largely. responsible for the
position in which he has placed us, but
feel If there is any ~ way Sa;y, to, to get It, our
can follow 1t in safety to ourselves
we ought to choose 1t. You send me
on, and him on here, and Johns, and
time to turn round to see what may
be done when you say, no use trying,
let him go. Now, unless you are un-
able to carry on the struggle for him
any longer l think we all here ought
to have a trial and see what can be
done.
promise nothing. count. on moth
fng until actually accomplished, but
there are possibilities here, perhaps
even great ones for US, and in few
weeks when once we get the machin-
cry started we may be of material
assistance in tightening your burden.
But this is hot summer, no one
feels much disposed to business. SO
have all come here without the mate
rial properly gathered and In business
shape to work with and California
$500 miles away. Everything we need,
away. Things move exasperatingly
slowly and the very thing you keep
mentioning is the most difficult of all
to dispose of, namely, ID. stock. ex-
pect sooner to sell some or his other
properties than to realize on that.
That must be handled very gingerly,
or all our efforts will be set at naught
The reason we wish TO sell the water
bonds of his first is that there is a
market for these ana even II we get
is a good help for starter and we
must not despise little helps all the
while we are striving for large ones.
Mr. Clark will, he says, take more
Park will probably give D. some ac-
commodation. John and 1 are after
him. and we will try before long to
materialize something in coin for you.
If we find the task hopeless we will
shortly notify you and then you can
do as you wish. Only give us as much
time as you can, for this is a large
and slow field to work In. In the mean
while strengthen your position all you
can. for II the inevitable comes let
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upon the Hnancis., torld Of New York
FRANKS CRAFTY SCHEME TO
DECEIVE THE EASTERN
BANKERS,

In the next letter that Frank McDon-
aid wrote from New York TO his
brother is a reference which is deeply
significant. Months after this letter
was written, R.. II. Mcdonald Jr. sent
a cipher dispatch begging his brother
to give him the opportunity to rob the
Pacific Bank. That opportunity was
Mcdonald wrote on August 9, 1892, he
says:
al had to come back to New York to
attend to the Chemical loan matter.
Continuing, he declares: I'VE are trying
to get our investment agency plan into
shape, and l intend to try and sell lit
tie of everything we have, SO as to con-
vert as much as possible into money: l
have made up quite list of things with
Dyer and myself and 1 have put in lit
tie Pacific Bank stock and Peoples Home
and other things to maks as characterful
a list as possible. How we shall succeed,
goodness knows, but this is the place to
make a good trial. Your loving brother,
FRANK -
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Mcdonald referred in this letter repre-
scented the organization OF the New
York agency through which the Pacihc
Bank and its dishonest managers
hoped to float the worthless securities.
The advertisement read as follows:
Gold
Investments
In Amounts of
500 and Upward to Suit Investor.
Interest at 5, 8, and 10 Per Cent.
GILT EDGE SECURITIES.
For Bank References and Full
Particulars Address or Call
CALIFORNIA
Investment Agency,
90 Broadway & Wall St., N. Y. City
EDMINSTER & CO.,
Managers New York Department.
For nearly a year after the organiza-
ton of the Edminster Agency the Nc
Donalds, their parasites, their agents
and their supporters maintained their
headquarters in New York. From
this headquarters, a coterie of f1atter-
ers, gamblers and financial sure-thing
men organized their efforts to impose
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FRANK PLANS TO DECEIVE
SHERMAN WITH FALSE
CONFIDENCE.

On August "a, 1892, Frank Mcdonald
counseled his brother to be patient with
NJ. H. Sherman. Frank urged Dick not
to quarrel with Sherman although both
realized that Sherman had involved
them in disastrous speculation.
Frank, with the cunning that after
ward suggested his gigantic scheme to
rob the bank, was alive to the impera-
tive. fact that Sherman was necessary.
In begging Dick to be shrewd Frank
wrote:
My Dear Brother: There is no use
in further discussing the Dyer mat
ter In all things you may be rigRE
excepting your idea of my sympathy
for him That is simply absurd. But
as you continually act on that theory.
YOU paralyze more or less all our ef-
forts here 1t almost seems that you
do not wish to have Us try to pull him
YOU are ready to close him out l sup
pose you will do 1t and end the matter
In your own way. You ask me for
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Pacific Bank VreckGrs Negotiated Their
Worthless Bonds Through a New
" York ."FelGG.
Frank Mcdonald Bitterly Denounced the Los Angeles
Manipulation as the Instgatr Of Disastrous
Speculation and the Cause Of

In the recital Of the great conspiracy
that wrecked the Pacific Bank and its
feeder, the Peoples Home Savings
Bank, the correspondence of Frank Y.
Mcdonald will constitute a most inn
8 portant element. The letters of Frank
are so. voIuminous that The: Call finds
1t impossible: to present them all In one
issue. Those that. are published this
morning, however, reveal a most re-
markable story. of fraud, deception, dis
honesty and theft. When Frank be
gan: writing his letters TO his brother
the leading .conspirators were in New
=. York {. Among them were NJ. H. :Sher-,
man, onspirator-in-chief; A. F. Johns,
Dr. r. H. Mcdonald, DR.. w. j.. Jen-
nfngson,~-w. h. Eastland and Edmin-
ster & Som. =. :;
After. due deliberation the Eastern
agency. of. the. conspiracy was organ
: lied. under the name. of. Edminster &
:. Co. :: This concern was simply nothing
more or less. than a: ''fence" for the Nc
..Donalds..... At. this time; the. schemers
were IL the greatest. distress. Plot af--
ter. plot was matched to float; the worth
less bonds. and securities of the bank.
on all sides the mapipulators we're ha-
fassed* bg disturbers and bl{ckmailers
: For the first time. a newspaper man,
:: known. under. the nom de plume Of
.'Jayhawker;;''':. enters the story. as a
leading character. :: The time had not
yet come when. the: :McDonalds and
e. .
their. associates. had: to protect them
!: selves against the action of certain
: newspapers in this city. That part of
the: story: is: of subsequent development
and. will be exploited: by The Call at the
proper time:
= The letters that are published this
morning have. a. most important bear
ing in revealing some facts in the con-
nection' Of M. H. Sherman with the Nc
Donald banks These letters were
written long after : Sherman had
trapped the Pacific Bank into the Los
Angeles Electric, road deal, and Frank
: had begun to realize: the: character of
the crafty -:InanipuIator who had in
veigled him into. the Los Angeles deal
The young. banker abused Sherman in
the most intemperate way and with
something of prophetic. sense warned
his brother. to beware. : While bankers
and creditors Were. .clamoring on. all
sides for money. new and crazy finar-
cial dreams, @foated. through the brain
of Frank Mcdonald: In. one. Of these
schemes the. young banker. saw a pros
pective fortune for himself; his. brother
Dick and .Edminster out of the funds
OF. the +Pacifc Bank :. A dishonest. COM
pany was to be formed out of the Mo-
hawk venture, in which D.: S. Dorm viii
figure prominently: If not .creditabry
AS a. whole. these letters will shed
great light upon the secret operations
of the Pacific Bankers and their para
=.
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While M H. Sherman believed that
he was. .fiatterfng Frank Mcdonald into
inactivity Frank Mcdonald wrote the
following letter of warning to his
brother: -,
-. N. Y, Aug. II, 1892.
My Dear Brother: Enclosed please
find letter from M. H., which I
wish filed: away. Hereafter we
will keep everything from him,
as we. may need: them to refresh
his memory with. He seems to
forget things too easily. I have
other letters from him which T
shall send shortly. They are long and
I have no time at. present to answer
them. shall send on originals and
answers to you, the latter for you to
forward, the former to file away.
Your loving brother, FRANK.
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DICK TOLD TO BEWARE OF SHERMAN

in
to
junction
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&c ing each class OF investments. In ad-
dition to this advertising we shall all
labor personally and we may, in the
plans we are preparing, work up
utterly, fail. we shall be out only
3 little advertising and printing matter.
. We build no great hopes, but here
we are in the center of the financial
market Of. this country and money, on
all sides seeking investment. shall
begin with MADEIRA Improvement Com
pany's stock, as that IS all issued and
ready for working with and ought to
make "a good showing. I wish you
would please have Miner take out
from the cashiers safe 5000 shares
and have them issued in certificates of
S100 each to me as trustee and send
on here. Dyer is here and have had
several long talks with MIN and he is
anxious to do all he can, but it will
take little time to work his various
things and If you wish him to succeed
we shall have to be patient and help
him. I am glad Johns is coming and
hope he will bring all the data we
need. 1 am here handtied without
the information 1 need. Your loving
brother, FRANK.
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A PROPHETIC. WARNING TO
BEWARE OF M. H. SHER-
c

During the months and years that
were occupied in running the Pacific
Bank not one of the manipulators in:
volved trusted another. r. H. McDon-.
aid Jr was afraid of his brother; his
brother was afraid of him; both were
Afraid of Sherman; all of them dis
trusted Johns and Johns succeeded, in
cheating them all.
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FRANK THREATENS TO KILL
JAYHAWKER,

Through all the troubles of the Pa
cific Bank, Colonel Woodard of Los
Angeles was on the track of the Nc
DonaIds and the schemers who sur.
rounded them Woodard had been a.
newspaper man and was then lawyer.
He was thoroughly informed on the af-
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BITTERLY DENOUNCED BY HIS DUPE.

ss s n Angeles 1Tss % @
There
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rs be as strong as we can Your low
ing brother. FRANK
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION COMFANl Y
steamer State OF WASHINGTON leaves Sc
attle from Yesier wharf daily except % ~
day at 10 y m Ior Lnessr., nsr1,ns, a,
Whatcou for Vancouver and Blaine; ,
Connections-At Seattle. Flyer and = 2
r fer Tacoma and way points al f,N.I-
Ell. <. x M c. r r.: at Anacsrles' . y
al Nhateon. b. h. & Il. G X II
and steamer Lady Of sne Lake al MAI
com. ,,-s.. s.ff.. ex~sn.
$50 s,ea? ,er Fairaaven leaves Seattle from
yesIer wharf daily except SATURDAY at 10
n m. for Edmonds. Everett. nlg0y Isl
AZ ~ Sss.n stages from Bay View, Whitney
and Mount Vernon - s.,.,, .s-,,..-,,
sunday. a. II. Telephone Main al'.
r-T-v pDATS TO PORT TOWNSEND
AND PORT A<G EI.ES fKoM
CITY DOCK. .u
Seattle ara Taw y,r i Nsn ' civ Dock
,ss3nrs n eane%days and FRIDAYS - =
m,aright for Port To"nsena. or t,o-. S ~ -
.a-~s T1rFrsersss. Port Angels. ~ "a
,, cetfvshurg pyshi. CIalian Ray aha
esas nav. returning. arrives Al safe
or oppas{te days. STEAMER t,Afx ~. !.
CIV pock Ter PERI TownseH1. t,o,s
Angeles and VictoTla I1esl,@Fs nv. Sal,
- Sst1rsavs st y midnight afi'F0 ~caN
-. Citrate days st Z;53 n
- r-Tovbor,r Main s. o. Main s..
-ApT r. THOMPSON. Aanage''
HOOD CANAL ROUTE
STEAMER DELTA
.sv.., = : mail leaves IsalbFslta dock.
tAtt@ Washington street. Tuesiays.
100 and saturday, al ! cclocs a.
= fo- X lngsEon. PORT 1&iDt1r. "a s9es A.
49,; .S Tslly. Dewatlo. IAliwaup FATS.
1l5s,a.ssr1r. and Union CITY Returns "a al
t~rnate days -,0.~.,.~- ,f,s.e~
Telephone. Main 52s.
-Ipw TOWNSEND, ANACoRT -.
e%fJeuAxEN ard NHAIC0N ROUTE
STEAMER DISCOVERY
v.s~ss Yesisr dock Seattle S9n1AF.
1x5tssr.esaay ADD Ftsday II 2 N. hsi@rT-
" ass[ss Whatrorn MONDAY Thurs say
- esrrrslav at =. n LsaVes Saattse FER
r .~rers Tuesday. Wsd1e day ana FRIDAY.
~ returning - Seattle Same day.
VI T ATKINSON. Gea NEr
Roam "a Boston 30 x oe,m@3t% 4. D.
Telephone. Main iss.
-r1~rT RIVER RoirTfs-st~a rrser city
- sysnatgu Weeklx TIRE Card
Y44s~s Sxaftis %eyveube~ "a. a. ai.dui ght .
>."s.@,rre- "a AZ suiAnsgnt: N0vs N Ter *
=. .sGSnirns Leaves Nagrt Vernon No
s-.geI.-r Il a. p IN: November =. 81 1
y r. November - at .. N. Calling at
Tv,a1fr. stAnwcoe. Far. Skaglt City. A0gat
Vernon ard Ayo1
F'or passenger ard freight rates Apply ST
Clss sSoek Telephone 8ain 81 ~ X.
ssIkesaa. Maraser II. IL NeDonaG
Master.
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STEAMERS.

FOR VANCOUVER VIA ANACORTES.
WHATCoM AND BLAINE.
Connecting at Vancouver with steamers
FOR Nanaimo and New Vest
minister, Il. C.
The Elegant Sldewheei Steamer
NORTH PACIFIC.
McWil!iams, Master
VIII leave yesier wharf, Seattle. every
Monday. Wednesday and Friday al II 70
a. m for AnacoTtes Fairhaven. Whstcam
and Vancouver. Passengers may go on
board and occupy rooms az $50 y. m Re-
turning, Will leave Vancouver every Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday, at IL %. M
Tbs steamer has superior passenger &C.
com ucdat.ons. Table service unsurpassed.
For freight or passage apply on board or
at Yesier wharf
VANCOUVER LINE
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental Block, Seattle. Wash.
TranSac;s a savings bank business ex-

7 h3TN1ENfs 4 NatlFIEs Wink NuFIflrtS OK
clusively.
Deposits received from 81 ~ $40 Do
Interest SLOWED per anuum Six per cent
- term deposits per cent. en- culinary
deresits ~
Dividends declared last days of May ara
November LaanE made On real estate or
approved coaaisrais oniy.
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STE Atit rs.
pt-C;ET SOUND a. ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

VICTORIA ROUTE
steamer CITY ot Kingston between Ia
coma Wash and Victoria, q c.
scam Lvi u Tacoma llgArf 4:lsan
! So9Ts " .2Pt Townsend = kr.15 -
isnTrs Az ll3. Victoria u IL sts,ern
.pally excea, sunday.
This steamer furnishes first class a..
.,ar.u,osiatlol4s. carrying both freight ana
na-s4r.serS and ieaves from Xesleg yh.rf
seattle FOR N!et sEta, III q - T. m. ana lar
Tacoma at ais q
For rates, tickets, etc. inQeiTe -
". ALLEN.
Agent. Yssisf Wharf. seattle
A NAnEAU.
General Agent. y T. nv. Seattle
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Incorporated }ssI.
t@ntaE s++ss.--+-s.---s<+s -+--.-+.fs.ts sftsNf
Surplus ................ .........4.+... To $50
President ..-.............A a Denny
Wee President ........,.. " II. LAID
Manager ...-.s.-.......s. III. Tat4mer
sight exchange sn1 ;e,egraphIc trans
fers an Eew York. chteaga. 81. Pau' san
Francisco. Portland ard various points in
Oregon and british Columbia.
Sight bills OF exchange on t.1T4on avail
able elsewhere Tn Europe.
Collections made a. az points OF faver-
able terms.
Bonas. stocks ara ether yalaab.es re-
celved on deposit for safekeepfrv
THE PUGET sOTNp NATIONAL
BASK OF SEATTLE.
rspttal stock paid in.....-.. ~ %
surplus --..-4.<r-- .,*+..s+-t--+- 2a.@e
r Q. eider..,.--.-.-.....f'1e PTfFsteH.
z Y Auksny ,ss, az .'sssFs'sr
Cores nnssrsz Pa al RE n-sn~aoe' sst.e~ N
tae rrFssi states ana Europe
NATIONAL. BANK OF COMM sRce.
-
TTaasscts = general banking tusioess.
" r Ballard .-..-...-..... president
- g Hsrry ...-....-.-... Wee prsa.flen.
r. r. spenesr ..-..s..s. ..,..s. ...... TasAisr
Safety Iepez,s BIKES for Rent
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Time Card-T.eaves Seattle a. m, ie
m. and .. m Leaves Everett Sis a. m.
$50 p m. and lis p. m.
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Three round trips daily except sunday
Connections Seattle with the stearlar
fryer for Tacoma. Al Everett, with the
steamer Mikada for Snah0mlsh and with
the Everett IL Monte Crisfo railway for
Monte Cristo and way stations
Coinan Dock Seattle Merchants Dock
Everett. Telephone, Seattle Red 33l. Ev-
erett S.
f.. II SCOTT. Mauaser
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sEATTLE-PORT GAMBI.E-TC,wN sENrl
ROUTE
sTEAAfE.R pRf.sprR

Leaves CITY daes daily At - a. m sxcenf
Sunday ~ Port Madison, Kingston. pert
Gamble. Pore Ludlow ard PORT Townsend
Returning. reaches Seattle az ? a m "a.
Telephone. Main =. Lilly. Rpgar4ls a a.,
agents.
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FOR BELLINGHAM Ray. ANAcon-
TtsS AND BLAINE
Steamer George = Starr leaves Central
cock, sesrfie, a, p. n. 3oassay weines-
day ana FRIDAY. Returning ieaves Hlaln~
J. d. and WhatceEa p. ~ Tuesday
Thursday &nS - szrksS
IA CONNER TRADING AND TRANS
FORMATION CO.
-e,. Man 81. Central Dock. Sest:is.
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yHATCOM. ANACOR-Es AND FAN
HAVEN ROUTE.
STEAMER FAY CITY

Leaves City dack Zoo, II Main stree.
Tuesday,. Thursdays and SATURDAYS a. (
p IA. Single farS from Seattle n ren1S
trip. s. 81. frcG1 Tacoma. tia5. rasseg ,r5s,
g. ". j ELLIS. Manager
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Fare between Seattle ard Tacoma. q
cents. R0uD3 tg!p. IS cents
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SEATTLE s. EVERETT NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
co ON THE GREYHOUND.

SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDMONns
ROUTE
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STt. ANI.kS.


SEATTLE. TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
ROUTE.
STEAMER MULTNOMAH
Leaves for Tacoma and Olympia daily a,
] T. N.
STEAMER CITY OF ABERDEEN
Leaves Tor Tacoma ard Olympia dsi'v. ~
cegst Sundays. az a. N. RetpTn.ng ar.
riYss Seattle =. IN
Fare between Seattle ard Tacoma. q
cents. K0un4 tr!p. IS cents.
Tel. Main 81 Cry Dock. Agent.
CAPT l.. WILEY. Manager
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
lN3TON ROUTE
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