The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume], December 30, 1888, Page 6, Image 6

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FROM SUN FRANCISCO.
Winter L« Sot All Smiles and Hnn
nhin«.
of tk* Sew California Opera
—Booth and Knrrett to Open the
>•* C alifornia Tknatar
-Ba* WmaW" ■», Ikx . 3C'. I s *!*.
Midwinter is at hind in tbl« favored
dime, where enow an l frr>*t are rare
pbetiomeij*. Bat in ram are the »»-
■ertio'i-. tl,at oar winters are a 1" warm
■omeiiiim ereri warmer, than our
•■Humeri, tor the coal Tender pro wetii
rich ami the coile< lor of r» f «i'» '*
met with frown«. This re**in may
be more pleasant -certainly i*. !'• ii
While tiiere are neither chillin* wind
er piu'hinv frost-, an*) th'mph fe*
cloud" ob-cure the *ky. "tit 1 when 'll'i
Hoi make- hi* farthest -outhinif,
rendering the Antarctic Ice fields re
•pendent under bis tran-Bgurine
beam , our atmosphere «llfer» a ihill
from the with .rawal of hi» more di-
rer t rays.
But lor thi-.oir d»rke«t dresr*si
neaso!., phy-i Mlly. ** bare a most
blei-ed compeoMiHm. our dearest,
mo t ciieri-oeil holiday ' hristma-
And aside 'rom the <*" that i hn-l
mits brigfiten »ur darkest sea-on,
there is s/jinethin|f marke<!ly ap|>r<e
priiite iti it- t-einx at th perticuiar
time Of the year, just a» the day* Iw
ffirj t*} lenjrtnen an«l at ttr-t
imiien epti'.ly i»ut stea-iily srrowinir
longer an I more \inlU»itt. pivinit ■
fort and joy to our live-; -o Christ
Mn>e, duriu? the world * darke-t era.
At first Hi" hjfht wa» »mail and -trsiir
jtled hard for life amid the "i
of daranecs. hut -tejwlily it
erew ati'l is >tiii •. rowlm
rijrliter and stronger. |n-.eiratmir
the' deejie t bteektK s will if- |"in
and r3iliant l«ni- and she<l<liri)r
pence an l haf jiinesi apofl all whom
they reach, and are we not at ini
tial) nation? We are neither Jew nor
I'aKan. Ituddhist nor Mohammedan.
tbouKh hare « sprinkling of cacti
of the e and of other- and more ot
nmr than we like -till, a a |-eoj.|e
we bail the dav tl»at u-hered in out
Christian era, with a unanimilv and
warmth that uw tidier day ill the year
calls forth
The city is in the midst of the
Cbri-tniu- season Stoic window,
arc becoming i>rilliant with bod-iay
goods and merry gift-nurclit-er
crowil the street *, mnrnfng. noon
•ml night, f'alifomian- are alwav.
wildly et.lhti ia-ti over horn- talent
or any hit of that can claim
birth In its -uriny clime. f*rhaim '
they carry their display of appre< ia
tiou too far and shout their praises
too loudly, but nothing -hows more
plainly the warm heart and genial
spirit that Is supposed to belong to ail
true ('alifornliin-. At any rate, j.ist
now we have an excellent tllu-tration
of thi- most charming trait In the
Wav hati Francisco ha- received a new
opera,
SAID PAMIIA
The production of one of tin- city -
brilliant young nni-ii - ui»». It < hard
htahl, ami leader of tin- orehe-trn at
the Tivoli opera house Ami now
just h wrord of the Tivoli ft i< an
Institution dirtinetiwiy foreign to tin
United Mates, and pmfiablv rwinbi
the (iermr.n i*if-n of a Uieiter more
than any other. The thought would
Terjr naturally l>e uppermost that nunc
but the rougher i|»*s would eare to
nvk amusement there Hut word* to
that effect would quickly call forth the
reply: "Oh everybody |{<t« the
Tivoli,"and it i-often added, whether
there i* truth in It or not, "K.ven the
clergy no." Itutbe that .iHitiuay.it
in fur from the rougher clas< who pat
ronizo the Tivoli. and it- pa irons are
largely music-loving people The liest
opera* are skillfully p it «>n and chou t
music is finely rendered Hut while
men smoke, sit with their hat* on ami
between acts any thing in the way of a
drink, whether beer, lemonade, cham
pagne or water, will I* brought you
by the u*hers, all is orderly a- In
any regular thniter, there being no
whistling. hooting or loud talk ISut
Mto "fciaid I'ssha." This j- it , . . .md
presentation in this city, h tving been
first produced in midsummer,
and (n the meantime s-mie
what changed and improved b>
Mr. Stahl, who ha 1 - l«een diiruuientnl
in raising the standard of the uiu-e
at the Tivoli to ,t high C.egree of e\n !
lencc and ha- ju«tly won the favor
•rid esteem of the people At the tir-t
rendering of ' Said Va»h he « s
greeted with hearty applause, and .t
the close of the rir~t act nothii >' would
Katisfy the audience until be for the
third time came !>efore the « iirtiu
and in a tew well . lio-< n word- i v
pre«>ed his gratit ide and thank*
aliitiv handsome t!oral tie- gn» wen
■ent forward. urfwUtt Dumber of
bis admiring frietiu - remained alter
the performance to con:ratu).>te h
and »i-h him future . 1,,
noon depart* for the Ka-t In re
porting the evenin.- a lia.iv paper
*aid: 'A large number of the
were | re ent. givin - • to the ...
ca«ioti Tin op a i- j.. mi wed
.supplied with wit, but much of it
Success must lie in the gorgeou
aoenerv and elegant stunies in which
there {- ample rie-m for bribiat t < tli t
and artistically '« t. . ■ « 1
fortune MI die- on Itelswliere a- kindly
as here, it can iruthfull) l>e railed a
gtand succe-s. Ju>t now trie
UMA AVSoTT COW CAM
tiaimingniu.h attention from tin
opera loving |ssi) !,• J-or three we •
crowded boil* i havi r- ii. |,< <• it the
Italdwm. and tin-, her la«t week would
aeem to !«• a no le-- proAtash on*
Theater-gi«er- are eaterlv hioking for
ward to the conipiet; n ol the new
California theater The old one ha
been traiisfo. in. ,| into a city library
building. The new one I- to lie in
every re-pect a I r-t-cla-- >h. iter a- ;
as it to insure its since-- iiooth :i 1
Harirtt are to o|s-u it Alrr iiv the
have ma .<• arratigemei t for the
Mmenr and costume* of "Othello."
"Mer hant of Veni. e an In
C'wisar." to le forwarded I • Mn Kran
Cis. o M W
Phenomenal (irovlh of Her I hi.
pentOVMl. «>■ it 5». far r.-ui the
and situated upon t rivrr whs h
I* t»nl> *o in MUM, the rapi I d< \« 1, j
itKtit of the Pn •lar. met oj>o!t
am of the marvels of the \ r<>m
ICO !•• i**7 I •
Imputation. * .s*.!♦»> u> it* nutit
*»r-. ;in . • ; •
log the i>me pe?n*i the «ttti« « «»i
lot* built u|H»i jrrcw t- ' ,l>7 *»r an an
nual increase «.i ,#Vt. In the > ear I*7"
there were * prr«» ivi «ve v lot
npon whi. hah» u>. m«*hl In 1>7:1
Ihi- bad in *ea • d to in 1* • to * I
in l*Kt t«* liV and I**7 t*» 71 The
den*itv of the j- <nuiation h>i* • tn?
Iv increased Ihe uvera - r*nt ol
dwelling in I*7 • wa* 47*1 u , 4r w 1 h
in I<*o. had r.«en to 64t* mark*
about fpSo lieriiu ha* over hVo'.nk)
inhabitant* at the present tun.
N»llili>C l *arrilf|l<iU4.
lhil NTe tell* the follow i'> :« ;s . ■
Dati l'a\ lie"* little h«»v at In
Itv ami hi* (ierman prater He had
Jnst learned the I.om\ prayer in «*er
man ami ntj p . , •t. - t iUm 1
the follow njr evening \ e proposed t>*
ofler up hi-m-w (»i mat pravti
he went to t>ed in order ' v irpri*c
bis mother Head I<l that -f
God itmld umlerMw t. .•, even
our common *rh*»ol tiertt n without
any trouble.'
" Yes. M y;i hi* father. .t J
think it would sound a httie -«• r )e
jri" «« ami iiod might not lik«it nthat
spirit. M
*'No, hut you don't under*tan . it.
pA|xi," MivMhr vount man I want
to do w> to >toni<b uutuma \*»
know. You n»m», papa. th< «k« t
on (Uhl at all, iIN «»n uiamt 4
Pr«|rrtiltr Argentine Republic.
A dbtmbmff element m the I. «.•.»
money mnrket ha* be» 11 the drain
cold to Buenos \>re- if »• 1}
the Argentine Hepu i Thr-» j
tnent *of jfi»|d Mere c*; I>\ «v.,
aive Ioan« AtAde Cor ??» purjx> . ■:
d<v.k, eanai . ? r.i
pnvenmit svhirh n<*
l>e ;jovero< «'nt ente-; •
city waterworks an i /
atrudion in r> \\r- 1? rr
litat the tola! Dei 5 :•
the e J ,r|a^ 4 hv tht At • t . »
•< 1 d >. th< v of Hu
U 9300,*:w t 0Ut».
'Thii is an Af» if W^^rfal
! AehieTeiaeßts
i
I _ •
SiATTtt, Dec. I,ll**.
Mr niece, Mrs. Frank Mender*
'child, was paralyze! Its legs were
j like pipe»tem<. the mtnx les baring be
-1 come atrophied Kentln the afoot*
i -li-tre-sing cotniltlon it Deemed to «af
! f*r great pain. It wa* too erident
i that it could not lire long in that state
: We went ami consulted I>r. Jordan,
j «id took hi* medicine, and in three
' month*' time the child recovered the
u«e of itself, and i* now well. We are
j very thankful, and want the aflli< ted
to know It Mw K. t*rtix.
liexter -treet. Lake f'nion, Seattle
Lrnets. W T., I>er.lw.
My wife was taken sick with what
' the doctor# pronounced TypbosM
1 Ferer. She continued coughing and i
vomiting for four week*; ibe was get- j
ting lower every day, and at la-t we!
concluded she could twit lire long .""tie
could not keep a thing on ber stom- j
arh. and was distraarted with pierciuy ;
' pains in bead and stomach. We at j
i hut called Ilr. Jordan who, when he
-aw my wife, said that she would
i#Kin to Improve as boon as she
took the II Istogefietic medii in*; and
that is just what she did. She liegan '
i u> improve at once, and was up in j
three days. Hhe is now a Mierer in t
' the Histogenetic system.
Thomas THOMA*.
I i
MT. VIJWOB, Aug. 27, I---
f)r. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, W. T
If'i r f'rwad: AliOUt the 9tb of last j
Kei.ruary I was en route from thi
place to Seattle. I was sulferin> !
greatly with hemorrhage of the lung-, ,
l>e»ide« having a rery severe attack of
ai lite hron< hitis. I foa l to sit down I
three times coming up stairs; never;
wa« so near choking to death in my {
lie, and became rery weak and de- ,
hiliUted. I called at your office at the |
Bran-wick hotel, Seattle, and ob
tained some of your medicine, which
afforded me some relief in-ide of an ,
hour; and I continued to pet better ;
all the time anil in-ide of Iday
was utile to make rail at home on
my place, and have enjoyed superb j
health ever since. And 1 will further ,
state that should I ever get ,-ick j
aiialn from any cause, so long as j
your medicines are in my reach, I j
will never take any other; and al«o j
l>e ready to recommend you to others. (
Should >ou choo-e to make this state- i
ment public, whoever may read the '
same, and have any doubt a* to it- i
reliability, let them addre** me with 1
stamp and I will cheerfully respond.
Wishing you pro»perity in your end- i
less good work, I remain, very re- '
specifully, L. C. I'OBTKB. ,
Mt. Vernon, Skagit county, W. T..p
I*. O. boxh7.
SEATTLK, W. T.
It i« with a feeling akin to reverence
when i think of the glorious achieve
ment of the wonderful Hi>U>getietie
Metlicine- in my case. My right h.m»i
waa entirely puralyze^l—cold ami life
less. I did not have the slightest con
trol over it. no more than as if it did
not lielong to tue. This is not all. I
was *ick all over, and felt myself irre
sistibly doomed. Doctors whom I
consulted gave me not the slightest
encouragement. The took pity
on me when he put in my mind to go
to !*r. J. Eugene Jordan; and I eould
hardly credit my oetises when I»r. Jor
dan told n»e that paralysis is curable
under the Hi*togeneti< system. I ad
mit 1 did not have the slightest hope:
still, IIt id everything to gain I per
severed, Ihc iir-t motith 1 |»ereeived
noi hange, |»ut a- the doctor told me
that it wa« a which a* a rule
mtj»rov* » slowly, and a I did not an
ticipate any good result". I was re
signrd. The next month, bovrTer, 1
to perceive mimi tnkaMe slgiin
of life c<Muing back, atui my joy was
bo indie-- \ t tiiiie.l there nonld a
staiulatiil that i- 1 could not fee an
improvement. I'ben it would «utrt
and improve ri/ht along until after
about :« .r months I could do all kind
of work with my hand. My p-neral
health kept pace with my otlier im
provement. ! recovere*l perf«>«4ly
every way. It i» now u year since 1
takitig me«iicine. All mv healtli
and happtne>«H I owe to I»r Jordan's
brilliant genius as the author of the
lli«ti>gen«iti<- system the grandest
product of the PHh eenturv.
MRS. M. A. 11 %KTM \N.
i » KVi<Mr. W. T.. s*ept. .7. lvvs
Fwtii rhililhiHxi 1 wa* trouhle»l With
urtnarx iticontineme hv
i\»rlrt fever The trotu»le continued
•rettinj: wor*««. and at last the urethra
••e* a«* ed inflamed to an extent
th »t an operation »:»* *up|«o*eii to
t!n fc only thing that would *ave my
life. 1 wa« thereupon ojvrated upotk
hy the *i>rsh al facult ««t the
* ty Mftlicjil« Th. *aved my
hi» temp«»rarily. 1 ut left 1 « t »
fate, a* the place operate I on never
fn'iv \ . . It kept on gettine
v . m and di*ehnrprii: , - «nd '-w* ll
< until it ternunated i t a *»ut five
otH Junf*. which < ontinuiM; d--
charted urine and 1u- 1 i., I
opening* were not all in the ureiht
but *ll ttroni»i (tsr mtoiub i'tu
gluteal ««re learfullv •■M.illen.
and a- htrl a I eoufd onl\ lie
ou nt) hack, and n.\ *'itferini;s were a
proverl> in my whole neishN>rhocKi
kevpiuir a iceneral More andlw
master. I am well known. The ot>r.
Mant di'M banpe ot pu* and urine at
la«t turned into Mood po!M>nin|f. and
I wa.i retiut ed to a keleton
<ivinj( myseit up to die, all m>
fftmft? indMniaitßd KOHUIIS abort
of a miracle w.i- p**>idle to
t*v» •» n»e. I the l»e*t mtsij«ai *kill,
with ;t the Mu?hieM result
wo-ahl form amt break while I,
Irate atm endurtii|r cottbl d»>
but contemplate death I
■' : 1 ' tfd of the A IUKM •*! the Ih*
>\*teni n* Me«iu:ne Pr .1
I- Jor*iaa *nd a-» th« i
verv rea>onaWe I li.id ni\*elt i irnei
tu th< • i tor and 14van his
me4i.' me* Ihe re*ult 1« I consider
cureri I told the dix-tor that
if ever 1 weil h> efforts I
would endeavor h> All means
in my power *»' acquaint the world
with the grandest »y>tetn ui«d. :ne
nuua ban ever produced 1 have now
but one word to *n\\ and that 1- in
my estimation all other d> 4*t4»r-* o»m
--t»are»t to l>r. Jirlan are a*pcm;e*
compare«i to a giant and 1 ai-o wi»h
to | M. Iv e%pre»* my j* ty for the
igttorant 0 eddlers who tr-ed hard to
krep me. throuah icnor-tnt
tr»»m treating with Pr. Jor an* Had
I f nlowevi tbeir valua!4e advice I would
have been dead ami buned lone
erer* dm tor told me th it a
can iwter bo «urwl ainl never wa*
cwred by the aKI of me<iH <ne
J. l>. WBKKLCm
and »worn to we
be J. IV Wbeeier September 17, A I*
JCJIICS K * MJSffttK
Koiary l'ublic In and for Waabingtoo
T«rrit».rj. >»»a<
OAee and 11. 4 .4* \ an.i t#
Sew Ye-, r Block «wi«w
I THE GREAT
TKIBOIITOBTIL Mil I
Northern Pacific
RAILROAD
TIA rwm
■ Cwodt Division. How Com
pleted. Makiac it tke Skort-
Mt. B«tt and Qaicke*t.
Tk- Dining '*r line Tile R<wtt
, jHo Delay* Tv*** Tmia*. !«*«« It «f
:s, Chicago vtd ail cs>t&t* Ticket*
„ j fact ciwl Soottow- Through Pmllmai.
Drawing E»n sSeeping Cam. fceserra
>. Uoo* eaa be «mre<i la advance.
e
e T» East InX r«w«»Hi:
e| *» tvfai aad do not Bake a mWale.
,j ; but be tart to take the
Men Facile Ratal
AB-l Ke ttoa*. yoai ticket read* via. thi» :
I line, -t Paul or Micii««paU» to avui.J I
' baoge* and Kruu deiar* eecartroed by I
*»h-r route*.
7; -..uKh emigrant Sleeping Car* run oc
rrioila? -11. re** trn.o* rail aeagtfe of tin l
line. Berth* Irm. Lowest rate*, quickesi
1 tame.
I benerai Itm<•* «f U* < in***;. Sa. t Wa*k
tarUnc *t., Pertiaml, Drtta.
A. D CHARITON. A»- t Geo. Pa». Art.
S«. 2 Washington Ut, Portland, Or.
W B. Si'EN'ER,
Ticket Agent, Seattle, Wharf.
A.CHILBEKi.,
; ; Ticket Agent, Seattle.
!
Seattle. Lake Shore \ torn Rv
i t 9
CHANGE OF TIME.
/ |V AM) AFTER St-VDAY.PECKMBIB
" * 'J- l m '*. train* wfU depart from an 4
i arrive at aftJ«- a« follow*
Fail* « ify. Oilman, Leave. Arrive, i
s whom lab aii«i way ?
rrisrjsr«i'b '»••»•« s: »H
Viatel on LakeWath- j
j inftoa .}
j 'illman *n<t way .ta ; B 4<x) mu «, , m j
* n<l war ! » 9®« ra
SCBCSSAK TEAKtC.
| To.imitiJ'tfore B 7:10 am Miiffl:
To Ballard B J 46 a ta 11 40 a m
To Yerler.cc: * <Ti'it/
with ikt/ B 1:38 p m 3 ;I0 prn ;
Waihiogti.ii >
"A" daily. "B" daily except Sunday.
W. J. JENNINGS.
: - Cleu. F. and P. Agent.
Canadian Pacific
RAILWAY.
THE TKUB
TIM.\SiO\TI.\i:\TAL KOITE
BETWEEN'
THE PACIFIC AND THE ATLANTIC.
ITH PASSENGER E , IPMENT 18 Til*
finest in the world, e * sistingof Luxur
ous Sleeping Cart, havin drawing. smofc
iit? arel bath rooms; C<> fortable aiv
Clean Colonist Can. with ce Sleeping
Berths for holder* of second eiaas ticket*
and the most modern style of day coaches
It* Dining Car® Hotel* provide th»
bent quality of food in unlimited quantity
at reasonable rates.
The Variety and Grandeur of Scenerj
along ita line is nnequaled, and in the de
tail* of traek, train service, etc., nothing it
omitted that tan add to the safety an«"
C»mfort of ita patroos. All in all, It gircf
the >»est and mqst sen*icable line of travel
whether for business or pU asnre, betweer
Portland, Taeorna, Seattle, Victoria and a'.
Pacific « Points, and Wjnnef»e«, Min
uea(x»lia, Ht Paol, Cbi< ago, rit. Louis, Otta
wa. lort*uto, Montreal, Boston, New York
and ail Eastern Cities.
Through Tlrk*t« arr IssaM to all Priartpa.
Poiats in th* I nitfl Ktatea, ( aaada
saU Kurupf at I.owrst Kates.
For detailed information appiy to the fol
lowing agents of the compan) :
C. Q. McCORD,
6 Washinsrton st, Portland, Or.
K W. Mc<ilNNEHri, Seattle, W. T.
K K. EIJJS, Taeouia, W. T.
I). E. BK»)WN.
District Freight aud Agent,
Varn onver, B. C
Corresv-ondence respectfully solicited.
10 SAN FRANCISCO, CM,
Men Pacilc Company
LiisrE.
THK m\ SHASTA ROITF,
Quicker in time than any other reote b<
tween
Seattle and San Francisco
I.KAVK KEATTI.K IiAtLT AT 4 P. M
4KKIVB IN -AS FKAN< IS<'U, 7 :4.". A M
Through Time Fortj-Eig&t Hours.
rheGnMl Beetle route ol the PadAc Coast
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Tonrlat Sleeping Car*
second clan peasea
e -r* a!ta. !«♦*<! l«» K\PRE>S TRAIN?.
For ticket* ami other iufor/yarmu ealJ or
A. <'HILBKR(x,
Ticket AR**nt, S< attle. W. T
K V. ROGERS,
Ass:**. <iei». Freight And Pass. Ajfeut.
K. K kmi rk. Manager.
rn;n sot \i> snout: R. R.
Time Tabl« Taking Effect Sunday.
December 8. 1888
Iydvr. Arrive.
""""I »^P-»
B.mthvr«.ml Etttcro j # m
Scat Ik' an.l T»ron, I ...... «<«., _
S«»»ithern atul Eastern mail carriea TuU
man vicei-cr*.
I. A. NADEAr,
(n-iierai Fn tßhtan-! Aeent
T. J. Mti.Nkß, Manager.
(o|.nilsl\ I'lliKT SOI Ml
RAILROAD.
Time Tabic, Taking Effect
Sunday, Nov. 11, 1888.
Traiu* arrire and leare S«-att!c a. ft.
U»w»
Leave. Arrive,
Newcastle ami way - .
stations »iied> i ' P r *
Frauklin ami way »U \ 7 tiDa. m. 1 i\ p. ro
•lations* S <ix>a TO I2i*»i».e.
•Coal S o»p. m. 10 <op.m.
T. J M!LN£K H«i«rrtutenOeiit.
I. A NADKAt'.ti. K. an.l P Act.
tnjrlisli Steel Kails
FOR SALE.
By "Melpomene," now Land
ing at Tacoma, a quantity ot the
t»e«t quality steel rails 40 and
SO poundii per »ard tor sale in
lots to suit.
For prlrrt appW to
BllJon. liITHRIF. A (U..
Tacoma. W. T.
MONEY TO LOAN OS IOITCIGES.
HOUSES TO KENT
to Ui>m
la th* BOSTON BLOCK «aJ th*
COLONIAL BLOCK.
Wall located acre property far
«lf rknap. riot* to KIRK
LAND on* mt WEST
SEATTLE.
HERMAN CHAPIX
JA*i« "• ruin
• "oJ.Unu: llot«i
I*rk l>* Suif am! lidrf* Kan.
11*1 HAVI 1 \N IMMr.NSt
»' rfiivrt
ly * si an.t «v c*u n. *
*>«f#r ih<* t»uf»s port* a. m Chißavarv ever
a the No UtwwcL C ltmw sikl
*» r»*r.< . « to? h* r
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SEATTLE POST - INTELLIGENCER. SUNDAY* DECEMBER 30, 1888.
0. R. & N. CO.'S
STEAMERS.
TO TAXI TTTTCt WOJDAT. «OT It
STBAMBBS
\I'IIX LEAVE SEATTLE CTTT DOCK
» T far Tuomm daily. exempt a:
JJ* a. a., II 30a. a «p. m.
Tor Tawssa—Sticdayt «t 1» «. ra. «D<i 4
p. TO.
For Victors*— Daily. ex»ep« Sawlay, ■!
139 a. B.
ffr- Oiyapia—Datty. except at
1 :e «_ b.
TomcMn? ft Solerapoena on a."
roatea.
Seattle, Whatcom 4 Semiakaso licit.
STEAMER CEO. E. STARR
I Leavea j*eartle it IK) p. m. Mondays.
Wedncviat* and Friday*. Arriresat What
con at 11 a. m. Toeaday*, Thursdays anrf
.Saturdays. Retarning. kave* Whatcom at
I p. m. ru**days and Tbannltn, and 011
! bandar* at T a m. Arrive# at fHiiftli at 2
a. m. Wednesdays and Fridays and on dun
lay t about 9 p n.
Leaves Whatcom for Semiahmoo Satur
days at 1 p. ns. Leaves hemiahmoo for
Whatcom Saturdays as » p. m., arriving at
Whatcom about V j>. ra
NOTICE—j-uamer lands at all regular
landings except Oak Harbor, Laconnerand
Fldaigo.
U. S. Mail Steamer Hassalo
Leave* Seattle for Whatcom and ail way
landing* Sundays. Tuesdays and Thurs
day* at 11 p m. Arrive* at Whatcom Mon
day*, Wednesdays and Friday* at 5 p. m
Returning. leaves Whatcom same days at
H:M p m . arriving at Seattle Tuesday*,
Thursday* and Saturdays ax - p. ra
W. B. HOLCOIf B, (jenL Manager.
C. W. JOHJfsOS, ,-np<-rii!tendenL
A L. MAXWELL.
lieul. pa«a. and Ticket Agent.
J. R. POLLEV. Local Agent,
Cut L»ck.
W. S. & T. CO.
CAKKYIHO THE V. S. MAIL.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
SEATTLE PORT TOWNSENB BOOTS
w/l fcAMKK EDITH WILI. RON DAILY
O between Seattle aiid Port Townaend,
leaving Seattle at 10:.M p. m„ toaciiing at
Port Madison, Port fiambie and Port Lad
low. Returning—Leave Port Townaenc
daily 'except Sunday, at 9:30 a. m.
SEATTLE-WHATCOM ROUTE.
Steamer Eliza Anderson "leaves Seattle
rfui day, Tuesday and Thursday at 9 i>. m ,
touching at Cliuton, Coupeviile, Utaaladv,
Deception, Anacortes, Guexnis, tamisfi.
Blanr hard. Fairhaveu, Bellinzham and &e
--home Ketnruing—Leaves Whatcom Mot
days, Wednesdays and Fridays a; 7 p. in
SEATTLE-LA CONNER ROOTE.
Steamer City of Quincy leaves Seattle for
La Conner Tuesday. Thursday and Satur
day at 7a. m., touehiug at way ports. Re
turning alternate days.
For freight and passage apply at compa
ny'» office on Yealer's Wharf.
GEO. 8. JACOBS, Secretary.
Canadiaii Pacific Navigation Co.
(LIJIITKB.)
STEAMER
P REM I EK
BOUND SOUTH.
. LEAVK ARRIVE
Vanrouvir, Monday Townseud, Thursday
<fc Thursday 2pm & Monday 'J:3O pii
Twwusend, Monday Seattle., Friday and
<s Thursday 11pm Tuesday 00 a a
Seattle, Tuesday and.Taeon-.a, Friday anC
Friday . 3am; Tuesday ,iO{am
BOUND NORTH.
■ LEAVE . ARRIVE
Taroma, Tuesday & Seattle, Tuesday and
Friday .2:30 pHi Friday 4 vio p :rv
Seattle, Wednesday Townsend, Wednady
A Saturday. 6am, 4 Saturday..9:oo a m
Townaend, Wedn'sdy Vancouver, Wednes
<fc Saturday .10 a m day & S*?dy 5:30 p m
DAYS OF DF.PARTIRE FROM SEATTLE,
Wednesdavs and Saturilavs.
BAYS OF ARRIVAL AT SEATTLE,
Tuesdays and Fridavs.
JOHN A. O'BRIEN - , Master.
F. J. CHURCH Agent at Seattle.
Jons Ibviho, Maagr. C. v. N. Co. L 4.
Pacific Coast Steamship Co,
One of the
ELEGANT A 1 IRON STEAMSHIPS
Of tlits company will leave Ocean Dock,
Seattle, every Friday a; 6 o'clock p. m.
1 Passengers received on board at 5 p. m.)
For Port Townsend, Victoria
AND SAN FRANCISCO.
Queen of the Pacific Nov. 9.
I'matilla Nov. 1»'», '*). L>ec, 14, 2S.
Wa'la Walla Nov. jX, Dee. 7, 21. Jan. 4.
Returning, steamers leave San Francisco
every Friday at 9 o'clock a. m.
FOR ALASKA.
Steamers leave a* above fortnightly for
Wrangel, Juneau, Sitka and other Alaskan
{torts.
daho Dec. 11, 31.
Ancou Nov. 19, Dec. 17, Jan. 14.
FOR FREIGHT OU PASSAGE APrLY TO THK
COLUMBIA FUGKT BOUND K H. CO.
W. B. SPENCER. Agent.
H. M< LELLAN,
Pugt i Sound Sopt P. C. S. S. Co. Seattle.
STR. FLEETWOOD.
FAST TIOVIIIE
Between Seattle, Tacoma and Olympia
and way ports; carrying passengers,
Northwestern and W«-lls Fargo'» mail,
expreaa and fast freight.
TIME TABLE.
Iv. Olympia* 7a.m. Iv. cattle 00p. m.
Ar. Tacoma .10a. m. Ar Tacoma 4:00 p.m.
Lv. Ta<-<>ma 11 a in. Lv.Tacorua 4 Jp.m.
Ar >♦ attle Ip. m. Ar. Olympia7:3op. m.
•I**ave Olympia daily, except Mondav.
Thia steaii e- departs strictly on achedule
time. onl> boat making round trip on Suu
days: meals ou hoard.
liKO. FOSTER. A sent. Seattle.
PAt IFIC \Hlli\Tln\ (OMMV.
TKE STEAMER
Henry Bailey
I EAVES YESLER WHARF FOR TULA
I A I.*'. - ' M' \ -' •
and intermediate points every Saturday
and v* e«i s«la>.
For freight or rate* apply on board steam
er or toO.u 11. Foster, agent
S. r DENNY. Master.
riCflK Vdji.lll'H WWtffl.
THE STEAMER
Skagit Chief
I EAVES J A HATFIELD'S WHARF
1 i !<>r San Juan I«!an«u. touhekatg
a* « mlon, I'tsaladv, >%anwot*d. !,aCotiaer
Fr day Harbor and R+ehe Harbor ever*
Snndav ami Thursday.
For freigh? or rates aptly on board steam
er, or to J \. HATFIELD. Agent
HENRY BAILEY. Master.
STEAMER W. F. MUNROE.
Carrying T. 8. Mai*.
Leaves Seattle for Edmunds. MoJtiltee
Marysviile aim tuohomish
Dally, except Nunday.
For freight •: p*>*a«rr ;u<jaire on boar -
or at Visit r wharf.
C D. BKOW NFIELD. Manager
Gaoa.i H Kurt* Agent BcaOk
SnilEßtLiat BUVA
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ASDEMOS. BUTRAIVD * CO.
a«rf Mining and
DraßKhUmen.
IVULRi MV MIN v, WATER WORK
II * *."ii a- -_e. M\*<*ra#e auo
dralaarc ecgiuearng g.x-n **e«".a'
ttoa. * ,?y peoparty or lauds snrrryed or
Kara an-*. me< han. a 4r«w
iDjP, ear—••»*: Tig and b! w< »-r at* a ®r*e* .alty
T ,h|4?i ? p ar# an J taa>» a *a»i on haad
kideti-.i * us l W. Y<a.t r-L*arv Viock .vti
tie. W T
JAPAN BAZAAR.
at Ijapo*>k tiKitis
Jus* rsrtiret! dlrNt, iaponH from J«T*an
* V -e ■ :v •-
12»3s liecvic Ugh* Ealklujg Tma\ at
!G P. STONE
Will «D a lew
Desirable Building Lots
LAKE UNION
ADDITION.
—
This property is within three minute*
walk of
J
EDGEWATER DEPOT,
Seattle, Like Store k Eastern Railway.
COMMUTATION FARE 10 CTS.
Low fail *i.z<. 60x120 feet, and com
manding finest lake. Mountain and City
views of any locality in or about rieattle.
lying nearly level, gently sloping to the
lake.
STEAMER LATONIA
Will ran regularly from end of Lake Union
Street Car track. every -TO minutes, to
EDGEWATER,
In connection with the car*, for
CENTS FARE
Price of these most desirable
FULL-SIZED LOTS
S2OO EACH; CORNERS, $225
Very Easy Payments.
Price and Terms will be
Changed January 15th.
INQUIRE AT CARRIAGE REPOSITORY
Co'Uer Frent and Beli Streets.
CAUTION
Beware of Fraud, as my name ami the
price are stamped on the bottom «>? all my
advertised shoe* before leaving the factory,
which protect the wearers against high
price* and inferior Eroods. If a dealer oflVrs
W. L. DOUGLAS shoes at a reduced price,
or says he has them without my name and
price stamped on the bottom, put him
down as a fraud.
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE GENTLEMEN
The only calf SEAMLESS p»hoe
sm««oth inside. NO TACKs or WAX
THREAD to hurt the feet, eaiv as hand
sewed and WILL NOT RIP.
w. L. IkU'M.AS » l >HOE, the original
and only hand-sewed weR $4 shoe.
custom-ma le shoes costing from to*:'
W. 1- I».»l*i*LAS »3 51> PoLI< L" -HOE
Railroad Men and Letter Carriers all wear
them. Smooth inside a*- a Hand-Sewed
Sh«H* N.» Ta- ur Wax i [tread to hurt tin
feet.
W. k L;« »'*•.I.AS f i.SO SHOE unex
et t-ed for heavy Hear Be*t Calf Shoe fur
the price.
VN 1.. D«»r«LAS S.V.JS WORKING
MAN'S -HuK is the be»t in the world for
rough wear <?ne pair ought to wear a man
a vear.
W. L. DoruLAS *.• HOE FuR BOYS
is the be> f Seh«*»i shoe i;» the world.
Ail made in Congress Button and lace
If : • ; s*>ul by y«»sir :• alcr. write W. L.
iH>rt;LA> PR< ' ETON. MASS
TKi:n\ KUMOM), IscDts. i
DI .V.MONI )S!
DIA MOIST IKS!
Extra fine inducements in
Diamonds ff»r the Holiday
trade. Intending parchtxcn
will find :t to Their idr&Qttge
to ctii tut] inspect my stock of
Wiaonds. Watches, flocksand
Jewelry Ufott buying. Dia-
Kcada of the first water, guar
aatecd.
DIAMONDS!
DIAMONDS!
WM. H. FINCK,
103 Commercial St
ASSESSMENT ROLL
SEi OSD STREET GRADE.
N TH EI- HEREBY OIVkN THAT THE
roll for Use gmdittg of -
«*ud *tfrrt. fr*»ro Pl&e to H >c<iir<l itmta,
and «»ij»*mctsni a sidewalk on both «id«-t
tiU-r<-of. baa be«-a S)ed «n!it tfc. uudrr
*«r • i. >-k of ifce pjty of and
further i.. *."<• :? hereby <:*ro that said roll
i* open t üblle !&*arctiott at thr oftte of j
f a.«J ri~rk in the «ity fca.'l an 1 will remain ,
open ' »r incpectioa until Fnday, January j
I*. lv at : 4o Wk f» m..and u> at a) i
prpM»t?* fe* . ng thenar; *e* acjrrif red by
any *us*h *»Mr«saeot tsar appiy totbr com
moe wun lof said rfljr to aave tLe *a>r.i
orreettd ou M*;d January l*, at 7:®
or « k P : at Hieir c*»on» il itnuur,*rin
tfitr city hall.
W fc. rOH&EST. Clerk. «
I*a:e of first pvbiicaiwii, l*ec- 32, lw*
-VISITORS-:-
Eshelman, Llewellyn & Co.,
WE HAVE SOME OF THE CHOICEST PROPERTY IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. WHICH WE WILL
BE PLEASED TO SHOW INTENDING PURCHASERS.
We quote the following description of the scenery as seen from West Seattle from an article in theSai *
Francisco Journal of Commerce:
Our Seattle friends, we trust, will pardon a stranger within their gates offering this sratuitoH* ad rice, bat
we take an exceptional interest in the truly magnificent surroundings of this coming "West End" and nnt r««
the risk of being considered "gushing" in our praise by some, and "cheek}" in our unsought advice by otkm.
We must excuse ourselves by saying that we have inspected this coast from Alaska to the Mexican border. We
have seen the sun rise on the Alps, and have revelled in the beauties of Lucerne from the summit of Riei, we have
felt the soft influence of the Mediterranean and delighted in the castle-fringed hanks of the glorious Uhiie. We
have sought out and admired the finest scenery of the Old World and the »w. but from ne one spot have we ever
been so impressed with the beauty of the landscape as with that viewed from the tible-laud of West Seattle. It it
simply uniqne. On one side of you the majestic Rainier points his hoary crest into the very heavens. Alone ii
his grandeur, like a very god. his massive front of 14,444 feet seems todwsirf into pigmies the surrounding moun
tains that would elae be giants. In front of you Mount linker, another white and clistenin? monster, though some
hundred miles or so away, thrusts himself upon your vision, whilst riffht and left of you the Cascade and the
Olympic ranges form a background of the most exquisite mouldings that the mind of man can conceive, wild and
rugged in their outline and ever changeful in their soft and glorious tints. ★ ★ ★ ★ Through this property
will pass the Seattle \ Southern R. R., which will at once be rapidly pushed to completion with a depot clone handy
to the ferry slip. On either side will extend wharves and warehouses, factories and stores.
FURNITURE!
If you are going to buy furniture it will be to
your interest to examine our stock and get our prices,
for we have the largest stock and the lowe3t prices,
"the same quality of geods considered," of any furni
ture house in the city. .
We have and are constantly receiving an im
mense stock of
BEDROOM SUITS,
PARLOR SUITS,
SIDEBOARDS,
HALL RACKS,
BOOK C ASES,
EXTENSION TABLES,
OFFICE DESKS,
FOLDING BEDS,
And everything that is to be foun in a first-class
Furniture Stere.
0. W. LYNCH & CO.,
117 Commercial Street,
t«i«
NOT FOR SALE.
OS i HE CONTRAST, OCR iNaCRAXCE AGENCY FrsiNKfid WA.-I NEVER MORi
*.*» constantly kept T«rt »ltn ;fce and pruapentj of -«att...
«d the aroapeca (or ttie fn-ui- w-.-re uvvor brirhur. W i rvprvwnt eieTtn iiumrmt*.
a «T.om which m»y V roand the old«t navj b«t in tke world. W. cooS--
>«r»-!Ti»U!« kTTUm«S. tu»«-»u(<r eirlwireiy. pvicj th*t *lo"n. uur fttr
r*»u*i attention. We a»v, rweotly added too«r Utt the Loadot Aanmnre. with •
at- 'a of 115.000.a0c Tni» :» tlie otdeat insurance company ;i the worid.
Parte* r.<j«iria* taaoranoe, eitter Eire. Marin-. Ljfs- or AccMent. will Bad it t» thtl
to oaU on us at oor office in the Poacis baiidia?. Front «tn*t. S'si* '
JAMES A. CAREY & CO.
I IE I
OF SEATTLE
POST BTJIT^DINGL
For Printed Matter of this Wonderful Country to mail to their Eastern friends
AS WELL AS RESIDENTS
Are cordially invited to call at the office of
mLOBE & CO.,
GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR.
Send for one of these Lamps—Better
than an Electric Liirht.
This cut. epresents the
"MAMMOTH ROCHESTERP
300 CANDLE POWER.
Call at our store and see the beautiful display of
goods arrivin daily. • o charge for Ad
mission. Remember our motto,
One Price and Square Dealing.
IE. ILiOIBIE &c CO.,
GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR.
S2O Front St.
Try the Self-Wriacins: Triumph Hop, only 1» cento,
roaaplete; ask to it. Agent* Wintrd.