The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, November 16, 1896, Image 6

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1777-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, November 16, 1896, Page 6, Image 6',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83045604/1896-11-16/ed-1/seq-6.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83045604/1896-11-16/ed-1/seq-6.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83045604/1896-11-16/ed-1/seq-6/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83045604/1896-11-16/ed-1/seq-6/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume], November 16, 1896, Page 6, Image 6
About The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914

Image provided by: Washington State Library; Olympia, WA

Image: of 8.

Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (7.9 MB)

The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]), 16 Nov. 1896. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83045604/1896-11-16/ed-1/seq-6/>

Newspaper Page Text

i
«cntoc««. DMtU
In <*-Ur to aec«r* mmtrxior. of
•mires oader tr*e»* h"aln*«. tit* tans*
•V»«M be left at the boaine* ofSr* of
«h'r pa&*r. Xo charge 1» s»fc fw saefe
ran#ra! notices. rartatlem or o*h*r . p*-
ctai aasouncemer.ta will he charged at the
rat* of » cna per sin* «rt
PrtST-IXTELLIOEN' ER CO.
IMS ATMS ASO FISEMAUL
TOWNE—The fur.eraS of Nellie M. wife
of W. R Towq*, will be h*sd at the
reside**?*, tli Terry avenue, this after*
noon at 2 o'clock.
sorarc TO THE PIILIC.
The puhi.c is hereby warned not to pay
•ny bwb»* to parr *e repres»r.nng t© be
agorr.* of the 8**;;;* Post-InteUlgencer.
except the following, who are the only
a fhortaed traeeHng agents of the Foat-
Ir e;:!geneer. *l». J A XcClellan. J I.
liawley. L. A . Harri*e»«», Wttl H.
Hanna and C. R Peek. This does
not apply to resident agents of this
paper who are located in various
cities and loams In the Nocthweat. nor
to postmasters who are la ail cases as
t&onsed to take *uJ>*. rtptions for tha
Daiiy. iunday and Weeksy Pos'-Inte.li
#r»a<er. City coJi«"tor»: J. A Oatheset.
R T. Hawley. W. W. Ewtng and V> m.
P-.stty.
US' ABO.
A ressar'l of t» wSU he paid for Infor
•taMon leading to the arrest and convic
tion of any one sl*a. ng copses of the
Fo«t-Intelligencer delivered to subscribers
11,roughout the city.
AOVKRTIMCRV WTIfE.
Advertiser* desiring d!-p!ay advertuse
ments charged for the Sundav iwme moat
hand in copy oy i o'ciock S*:urday to -Q
--rftan-
ft under tfte head of L*>at.
Found. F«»r Sa.e. For Ren: and Situation*
Wanted will be Insert* i at the rate of I
ren: a word aach insertion. Payment al
ways in advance. No sdv*rtiaement re
ceived for less tnan 5. cents.
NOflCK—The business office of the
Po*i-In!«-illgencer 3 ov-R u»»li II p. m ;
Sjndsy hojrs. > s m. to 12.*» p m an«i 7
to » p. m. ClasstSed adv*rils«menu a'ill
be received up to thi* time.
Advertiaemen!* w.il be received at
branch ofJW* of rh* Pojr-Int*!llgenc*r.
TA< '«A BUREAU—No. 1133 Pacific
av<nu>. . _
f*i ittT TOW NSEN D—W!! 1 lam J Jones.
RELLINGHAM RAY—New Whatcom.
O H Cu.ver. Manaaer.
OLYMI'TA <l7', M-»ln street. Chsries
Watson. Agent.
The following letters await advertisers
at thla office: _____
A. M. Forniture. |O. C 8.
C E. Hilton. P. O. K
)>S I ry
HELP S'ASTED—SALE.
LEO'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, Occidental
block—The leadtnc school Individual in
struction Huaines* and English courses.
WANTED Boy; «S per we*k: s|r«dy
work. Address in own handwriting. O.
C. 8 . Post-Intelligencer.
WANTED Man With *** to $L«* to ln
veat In *ood paying business. 615 Yesler
way. room 6.
HELP WAXTES-FEMALE.
LADIES 1 make big wages at home. and
want all to have the same opportunity;
the work 1* very pleasant and will easi
ly pay |W weeklj ■ this 1* no deception:
t want no mon»)f and will gladly send
full parti« ulars to ail sendin* stamp.
Mi.*s M A Stebbins. Mich.
WA NTED-Oirl for general housework at
*l2 Bradley street. Apply fro n 12 to 2
p. m
WANTED- A girl for general housework.
230 Broadway
WA*TKD-»E««»*D-H%*D (LOTHMG
WITTENHERO 114 Wwt Main, pays
highest cash price* for second-hand
clothing Call or send postal. immediate
attention will foe given.
IF YOU HAVE anv termd-hand clothing,
• all or send postal to the Soldier Sccond-
H md Store. 31ft Washington street.
W A* TED—BO A HI) KRS.
PARTIES DESIRING a good home for
their children at reasonable rate* call
or siddrrss Marlon street. between
Second and Third avenuea. between 1
and S p m
WASTED-anCBLLAXEOII.
WAXTKU Evry buslr ess man who ts
anxious to close out his stock of mer
chandise Immediately for cs>h to send
«ddte»s with amount of stock on hand
and pri.-e wanted, to Quick Salem. Po>t-
Intelligencer
WA NTEI> Tbe people to know that w->
jtlvt! !*•<• promptest and y-U kest messen
t-r *erv!' e In S att!. rug th» O K
I * <vr telephone M 1,'«" S »ttle Mes
senger Co.. *ll Second avenue.
Y-M* WANT MONEY I want household
s *><!« and fur-dture of ail klt;d«. I have
the etisb miu have the furniture Ad
dr« • Furniture care IV?«t-Intelligencer,
and we can make a trade.
s—■ ■
WANTED A secondhand piano; must
be a good make and In first-cla«s con
dltlon Add re' - stating ''rm» nod
length of time It can be leased for
C E Post-Intelligencer
WANTED All kinds of sevondhsnl
hou«etvold good# and stoves will pay
cash pri- e Soldier Second-Haad
St >re Washington street.
W ANT El»—Stacks of merchandise, house.
h=»M furniture reataurant outfits a%c.;
hl*h"»t ca*b prli «*s. Biekertoa A Boyle.
•151 First avenuo
W WTI 1> i:« tt ing* >n tvpewrlter sec
ond hand Apply Ira Williams, elevator
hoy I'nton bio-k
WTI P <'onlw»•- "-in to | rord
lot- Apvtv r f> I>mmmond. Com
mercls! d.vk-
W A N'T>ID To bey good mining
'*lm A F• «» Pnvw C Bailey block
UOOM* %M» no (RD.
F'lß RENT T*" ple*«ar.t rooms with
hoard, t*- bath and uae of piano. KC
Ftftts av«nue
I' X R UK N'T Trt-nn with board
fin.. table. M's Laker, Third and
100 stresta.
Rf NT Fumt'shed rrwm. with bath
gs ; first class table boar J ftil" Fifth
near P»ke
PRIVATK ra>*Rl> »!*h or without
room 1 v "* Th rd s venue
foh riat-iioi *ra.
RENT H «« • .. » of _
rtccs tn ad ~f ~l tT p s . ~r
H / n L *J* 1 . «><'- '>on '*a. » Ruk well
Nerk Telephone. Rn,)
F*Mfc RENT- How« t!it» and store* In
all legations Seattle R rnt col'ec
tlea C*»mt*snv r«e« t o, ( t*trin bi,x~*
F"R RKNT F' (rr>l*h«~l he -m* o»rner of
rieT*>nth end Ctierry App'v i<% j Furth
«t Ptiget Sound Nstl.tr.a! Ksrk
FOR RENT Newly
hou»». Indira at Queen City t-aundry.
corner Fourth and Pike
TO RENT- and cartages a'.j wv.
Bank ton
RENT a».«od n«>> -««s at nwlerste
rent U l ia N jc N » > -a
bk> k *
FOH KKNT- S-ro,-n
«"stl aft«r S p m rvv-m s
hi.x k i»-a
F« »H RI'NT V'dtni -a:!**!- « % n,v m ,
good ooaditban M
F«>R HRWr four Sfres ln frua
ri»r <-af. Slither. K_a»j Vi.trkvi
P'H RKNT—Moum taixWrn M Barks
buiding
iron KENT SK.ti: house. |t 2.Second.
rod MnT-BOOM.
FOR RENT-Firat-clas* farr-übed room*.
itrkth Rspecutle, for famiHaa, Sghc
h'>is-k*-'pme penamo*: tanas reason
kttt. NX wis bn»-Ji W*k; central;
Marion sr4 Th:rd »*tnoe.
FOR RENT—Elegantly furnished rooms;
>s u/! upwarto baths, ««m heat. Ho
tel F**ir-.*en. Front and Seneca. Mm.
Ferguson. fiToprVctrwa. FunsMwd rooms
for light h*;>u«*V*eptng-
FOR RENT—N»af. '•lean. comfortable fur
nished rnomt. also housekeeping rooms;
reasonable price#-, modern faMprove
»>Tt» orH!<f!t locality. Xorwaii'ly,
Third and Jam*"*.
GERMAN! A HOUSE— Newly furnished
rooms, 15 and upwards; double parlors,
bay windows, hath- 3GS*» Coiumbti
street. h»t. Third and Fourth avenue*
FOR RENT—Three rooms furnished for
housekeeping. tin* view; quiet: hom<*-
lik« plac*. c lose fn, no car car far*. 1-4
comer Sec ond street.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms; also
housekeeping rooms: ettn heat; ele
vator fipier block: room 4*. Second
FOR RENT—TWO single rooma. SXS Ma
rion .strict; nicely furnished; beat part
of th* city for winter: low rent
FOR RENT—Furnished flat of four
room* for housekeeping: ground flour;
modern. HA Washington Jtrwt.
r ~
FOR RENT—Beautifully furnished room*.
Hotel Vendome. Front street. between
t."nlver*t?y and Union.
FOR RENT - Furnished room*; also
housekeeping raoma. at the Weed house,
'♦ft First avenue.
FOR RENT Single and housekeeping
room* unfurnished. 1M» Fifth, one
block from Pike
FOR RENT—Nicely furnlahed room, gen
tleman or lady, light, flra and hath. *l2
Columbia.
FOR RENT-* nke housekeeping rooma;
also one pleasant front room. <l9 Yesler
way.
FOR RENT—First-*■ la*? furnished rooma
S< heuerman block. Front and Cherry.
FOR RENT—Foor unf'trnlshed rooma for
housekeeping &M ColumNa street.
YE KEN IL WORTH INN: furntsned
rooms. steam heat. Ills Front
FOR RENT-Thro* furnished housekeep
ing rooms. Front.
VoR RENT-Rooms. Tha Russell; steam
heat; private hatha.
ABB*>TT HOUSE Third and Pike; neatly
furnished rooms.
FOR RENT— Furnished suites, with bath.
The Arlington
For RENT— Housekeeping rooms. 4084
Pike street
FOR RENT—Furnished room. 414 James
street.
BtSISCM CMASCES.
WANTED—Every business man who is
anxious to cloee out his stock of mer
chandise Immediately for cash to send
address, with amount of stock on hand
and t rice * anted, to Quick Sales. Post-
Intelligencer.
ONLY WW) good paying, nice res
taurant location good rent cheap; liv
ing rooms in rear, the place for man
and wife to make money. Hall, 54 Ep
l»r block
BUSINESS CHA-NCES—AII kinds, hotels!
lodging-houses. restaurants, grocery,
cigar, tohacco and fruit stores in town
and country. Hall, b4 Epler block.
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE.
LOOK OUT FOR A BOOM IN REAL
ESTATE. NOW THAT THE ELEC
TION IS OVER-LIST YOUR PROP
ERTY WITH US
If you contemplate puichasing small
acre tract or residence »ots, look up our
spec ials to.' this week only.
s.*<»—6oxl3B. one block south of Depot, on
Broadway.
•fro -S4xl2»' on Yesler. half-way to lake.
BOA—Wxto on Randolph, close to Madison.
s4ftv-9vxl3ft. Chestnut north of Madison;
also 45x130 on Hyde. 5225.
J27> -30x1 JO on Yesler. leas than half-way
out. araded streets, sewer, city water;
fine place for a cheap home.
13 .ISO— 60x130. Chestnut street. Renton ad
dition. with double hvose. 7 rooms each.
ACRE TRACTS.
Si 500—10 acres cleared; close in; on the
Rainier car line; fine garden land
acres of good land. 30 acres slash
ed. 15 -teres cleared, .a fruit trees bear
ing; good house and barn; county road,
and in this county.
H 8 TURNER, ROOM C BAILEY BLDO.
FOR SALE— 90 a< res. second bottom, fin
est soil 20 acres cleared, bearing orch
ard creek. S-room house. 5 chicken
house.- fare XW. price 20-acre
chicken ranch, good house. 3 chicken
houses. I<> acres cleared. 1400. William
Bremer, 22* Bailey building.
FORCED SALE BIX water front lots on
Lake Lnlon. three blocks north from the
Third street car bam also eleven de
sirable residence lots, two blocks east
from the lake must be sold John P
Dorr 6 Co., room A Bailey building.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE For Seat
tie inside property nice healthy home
In Southern California. Riverside coun
ty !•> acres, good improvements. 14,000
s"® Terrace street H Brool.
LOWED OFF LANDS in Mason and
Th--ir«ton counties: excellent fri:lt land
easily cleared and nicely situated f< r
farms, favorable terms. Tacoma Mill
Company. Tacoma. Wash.
FOR SALE—At a bargain, an Improved
firm bearing orchard, good buildings
on count* rojid; convenient to Seattle!
Herbert 8 Upper. 12 Scheuerman block
Ft >R SALE—Beautiful 2 and S-acre lot®
on water front or car line, close to the
city very cheip. George DorfTel lis
Haller block.
FOR SATE C *rr« convenient to
£ltj good improvements, easy term,
30 S< hevierman Mock.
For SAI K. c'hoiee Hty *r.<* farm pron
c"ty. John P Dorr A Co.. room \
I-ailey building.
FOR *%!.F—MISCELI.A*EOI*.
P !> APOI'T TIME vou got rid of that
h-'atlng stove M ,- ?ln ,Vkes In exchange
for nte itrjprti\e<i air-tight stoves oifj
oither c>ok -«r heating, and don't
>•> l rorifet v i don't have to trust to
f,Vf ' r >" or -' J 0 Martin s stoves are
th« best of all. IK? Ftrst avenue.
F£R SALE-One of t»~e N>st
v- In the c.tv consisting of *,
ro»m« doing a styvl businew. central
10. atk r WLi >«e SC.;.-; on rea.sonabie
term,. .. owner 1, compelled to leave
rtfy. Address
n SALE—Cisar store on lesdirg bu«b
nesa sue-t w. 11 stocked Alflitu^
Apr,ysani «
FoR SALE J'vV the furniture of Siu
room a Inclu mg vapor bsth: house fnr
rent, nine moms tn all. owner ill t'.s
Third avenue •• 1 w
FOR SALE—Eiglit-horae botte- a?mns»
new. . h»ap. Supply Store -«
NKW If Ml r MSCHINfS-Con
*ll Fir*! tven ta. ' . •
f tM, *Jrn. l " id Apply St
FOR «tl K-I.n|)i,|\(, Hot SES.
Ft'R SALE—Lodging bouse: 3 rooms
centrally d- busio.?ss
n;.';..*].""' in
for KXCHISGE.
H k N T J° r ,r "'l *■"'* +"*■■*? cook or
heating r i » *h e<-f»ae-» * r
improve*! a r • *ht it v«' su*„ M,r :i n
S 9Vt First a venue. " '
h' tR N< t 4 k v.«} tit~Sniaii farm imineum*
Nere.l f>r t, Herbert S
i i»r>« f ■- s ■ -vi.TTT>gnn block
RKMOYALS.
THE WASHIN.;T« V U hk WORKS
ha>e remo\-e.l to SU S-»uth Third .tree'
upstssra Th«y manufacture the only
llfe-savtng street car fe? tn the mar
ket Tl.e city rounctt t» invited to 51
and investigate it. M lUn**, Minageri
THE SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16. 1«%.
PBlimtL
TOUR NEIGHBOR S HOUSE ts a dandy:
doabtless she bought one of Martin a Im
proved Arr-Tight Store*, and no wonder
she is pleased to show how nice It look''.
she wxil tell you it's a fuel saver,
toft: trade that old coal stove to Martin
for one of the heat alr-aght stoves made.
zttt Firs', avenue.
FOR THE NEXT TEN DATS AT COST
—Tntrme»i tr.d untrtmmed hats, tips,
upright plumes, fancy feathers, wings,
birds chenille braid Golf and Tam
O'Sfcaaters at 25 and » cents. M. Gal
lagher ;»12 Second avenue.
GEOROE GILSON E. A. Herrmar. C. G-
Perkins— Columbta"* Seattle Stove Man
ufactunng Company manufacturing the
-t'Oiumbia" air tight stoves. MM First
avenue.
FOR SALE-A large assortment of high
grade pianos and organs, new and sec
ond-hand. at low prices and on easy
terras Sherman. Clay & Co., 715 Second
avenue.
MRS MONELL complexion and hair
— Superfluous hair removed
without Injury Rooms 14 and 13 Downs
block. Second avenue.
MRS L. HUDGIN. artistic modiste,
Washington block. Is making a specialty
of H**ar.t tailor-made suits this season.
Prices reasonable.
SEATTLE WOOLEN MILL CO.-ALL wool
Mackinaw coats, pant* and blankets for
miners, prospectors and loggers. 11!9
First avenue.
WANTED—Second-hand piano: good
make. Address C. E.. Post-Intelligencer.
STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS, all
kinds. 4M Yesler.
F DANlEL—Merchant tailor, removed to
8» Third.
MARRIED LADIES, try "Seguro."
rot sd.
FOL'ND—That the Seattle Messenger
Company ran deliver package# and mess
age* satisfactorily and cheap. Ring O.
K. box. or telephone. Main lift.
FOUND—Polics patrol shoe*; an excel
lent shoe for winter wear; made from
mute skin: chamois lined, price ft. 50. R.
Abemethy. 42- Pike street.
BARGAINS in unredeemed watches, dia
monds. sealskins and musical instru
ments. Uncle Joe Loan Office.-517 Sec
ond.
MARTIN. MM First avenue, takes in ex
change second-hand furniture, stoves,
etc.. for improved air-tight stoves
LONDON LOAN OFFICE—Money loaned
on valuables, watches. diamonds and
jewelry. 105 South Third.
LACE CURTAINS and blankets laun
dered good as new. Mrs. Mosher. 2510
Front.
FOUND—Thirty piles adrift. Owner ap
ply on brtg Blakeley at West Seattle.
LOST.
LOST OR STOLEN—The fox "terrier
"Jack." $lO reward to any one returning
nim or furnishing information of his
whereabouts to 8. R. Davidson, at Hotel
Northern.
LOST—An opportunity to have their mes
sages delivered promptly and cheaply
by all people who fail to call at 614 Sec
ond avenue, or ring the O. K box.
LOST—WiII the gentleman who found
feather boa near Athletic Club kindly
leave it at Arlington hotel?
SPECIAL KOTICES.
COMPOSITION —ln nonpareil, minion,
brevier or long primer face# on the fol
lowing sise bodies: Nonpareil or mln
ion not exceeding 13 ems pica; brevier,
not exceeding 1* ems pica, long primer,
not exceeding 24 ems pica. Special terms
on large orders. Address Post-Intalli
gencer. Seattle.
SPECIAL INFORMATION DAILY to
manufacturers, business houses and
public m*n by the Pre#* <*"llpping Bu
r»an (Allen's), Union block. Portland.
Or
AICTIO*.
AUCTION SALE—On Thursday. Novem
ber 19. at 10 o'clock sharp, at our sales
rooms. 1115 First avenue a full line of
household furniture, articles too numer
ous to mention: terms cash: no reserve.
Brattle Auction. Storage & Commission
Co.
EDIT ITIOYAL.
PACIFIC TELEGRAPH
best and only school in the West teach
ing telegraphy; our students are placed
in offices when competent: full informa
tion upon application, Seattle National
Bank building.
WILSON'S MODERN BUSINESS COL-
Jege. New Collin ; building, a go->d. r>ig
school—that's all. S*nd for circulars.
FRENCH AND SPANISH LANGUAGES
—Constant A Brecon's, Burke building
room 425.
RI.OCITIOY.
riON S< HOOL—cf
Slauson. Seattle Nations! Bank build
ing: tuition reduced; send for circular.
ALICE HAMBI.ET Public ReadeT
Teacher of Elocution. Volee Building.
Seattle National Bank building.
MISS LIZZIE JAY RICHARDSON, elocu
tion if* Fourth.
VOCAL A*D IWTHIMFATU MISIC.
MRS E B MILLAR Gold Medallist ej™
wtshe* a few pupil* for tiu«!c French
and German at her own or pupli* home
For term* and full particulars nppty IMB
S»veri*h avenue
MISS ROSE C MIT*"MKTI -" Mandolin
and guitar form»rlv Instructor Illinois
K« male colleee new Has* now orsran)*-
Ing For terms addres* vvv; Seventh
MME ADELA LI CT will a 11m
*"d number of vo-n! pupils at h* r r-»si
den'e 3V' Nirth ivcr;;* *^u?h
ART.
JESSIE M ELLIOTT. Studio * Boston
bl^ok
menuhw %\n comiimßC.
SAN FRANCIS*"**"* BRIDGE rOMPANT
engln-ers and contractor* bridge build
dredging harbor improvements end
general contra* tin*. Charles street and
First avenue south.
SEATTLE BRIDGE COMPANY builders
of for railroads and highways;
r»!le driving tre>tle and wharf building.
"II Seattle National Bar k butMing
MEtSEXGER SERVICE.
RINO THE O K m.
- -rn 1 rlon end Great N tele
grams. hacks, gt.rnev* and expr- «a
w iu»ck service Telephone Mi in
!« «H Branch Pacific Laun
crv
bum ran \i irmitt *>u re
pairs.
BELLS. BATTERIKS. burglar' alarms.
*•»> and combination fixture* cias'.-g
out Johrsor 3*4 Ma.n atreet. Tremont
hotel Telephone. Main 2«s, repairing
promptly done
WOOLE* MILLS.
HE IS A HAPPY MAX who Is
w.th his present oondiMon. That's the
way they Ken*r?. Ily fee; af'e r they fc~<
**«> dup a- the Eagle Woo> R MUls. SW
r tmt avenue.
F».ORI*T« ASD ICKD<l)fB!(.
N- '\v IS THK TIME to piart bulbs and
tows, "We have » Ur*s atock an 4 can
save yo*i m»">n-r Woodland Seed and
>• - ond >v»-
Mis«>;ui.A*ror*.
OT.D PAPKRS for *»le at the business
cSict of ibxt paper. lac per bundle.
riXAsriAt.
WE NEGOTIATE LOANS in arty
at the lowest rates offered in the city,
on improved irsxie property in Seattle.
k jh#) on hand for smalt loans; targe
loos*. cioeed k".cut delay John P.
Iy»rr,afc Co . rr-.-m B •• • • ••
NETHERLANDS-AMERICAN Mortgage
b*r-k. S. EHens 4 Co. a**nts. Olympic
btccfc. rrsake.« loan-* to -any amount on
improved teside property and farms.
No de;ay and lowest rates.
AM OFFER IXC all the property of w CL
Hitl estate, consisting of city lots, acre
age. brick yard. etc.. at private sale.
William H Lewis. administrator. SIS
Washington hiork.
SSS.mei« ASSETS—MutuaI Benefit Life
loans monev ,f ill value* on Its policies.
Angus W Young. I» Washington block.
LIBERAL ADVANCES on watches and
diamonds at low rates. Uncle Joe Loan
Office SIT Second. Occidental Mock.
THETHOMAS INVESTMENT CO rooms
4 and 5 Oocidertal block, mortgage loans
and 3re Insurance.
HERBERT S UPPER makes loans on
farms and timber land. 12 Scheuerman
block-
JAMES BOTHWELI* loan* and insur
ance. 3 Boston block; telephone. Mam
#».
TO LOAN—Money, long or short time.
Wiiliam P Harper. Dexter Horton bank.
LEE ft BOWDEN financial and insur
ance agents. Horton hank building.
EUREKA LOAN OFFICE—UN Second,
corner Ptke.
L'^ANS—Short time. Crowley, 21 Hinck
ley block.
L"ANS—lmproved real estate. SI Haller
block.
LOAN3—Uewellvn. Ward * Hardin. sl9
Third.
I*Bl RA*CE.
CHARLES \\'ATS« >N, .r.surance. 302, 303
end 3ttl New Ycrk building. Telephone,
Main 4NL
LARRIS CAIN & CO.. general insurance,
suite 31 Hinckley. Telephone. Main 351.
BURNS Sk ATKINSON, general insur
ance. 14 Boston block.
HARWOOD MORGAN! INSURANCE.
Room C. Haller block.
GOODWIN. RASER & FISKEN. Insur
ance. Haller block.
HAN FORD A STEWART, insurance. 207
Pioneer building.
WILLIAM HAITZ A CO., insurance.
Gottstein block.
CALHOI N A CO., general insurance.
Olympic hlot-k.
WATERHOUSE A BEACH, insurance.
A. Colman block.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
WM SHERMAN DAWSON. Attornev and
counselor at law. Offices tr»4 and 305
Traders' block. Spokane. Washington.
t RED H. PETERSON, attorney and
counselor at law. Corner Yt-sler avenue
and Commercial street.
PRATT A RIDDLE, attornevs at law,
rooms Bailey building.
ANDREW* F RT'RLEIGH, attorney at
law 22$ Burke building.
SI RI'VE. ALLEN* HI'OHF.S & M'MICK
en. Bailey building.
W D. LAMBI'TH, Seattle National Bank
building.
PATENTS.
PATENTS OBTAINED: machines de
signed. Adams. COlman block.
MIXES AXD MIMXG STOCK.
I HAVE a limited amount of Slocan
Queen Mining and Milling: Co's treasury
stock on sale Th a Slocan Queen prop
erty adjoins th* famous Slocan Btar.
which Is a regular dividend payer. For
particulars se.:> Veline. 1102 Second.
MINING BROKER R B. Johnson. 12
Kline & Rosenberg building. First aven
nue.
FOR sk\LE mining stocks. Vcllne,
1132 Second avenue.
ASSAY ERA.
A L. JOHNSON. 114 Yesler. assayer and
chemist. Mining properties examined
and reported upon.
MIMXC EXGIXEER.
MINING EN- JI VEER—Examinations, re
ports and consultation. 18 vears practj.
cal experience Room 60 Haller block.
Charles P T&tro.
PHOTOGR \I*HIC SUPPLIES.
LATEST PATTERNS In amateur outfits
and complete stock dry plates and films;
_ free use dark rooms for changing. Wash
* ingtor. Dental and Photographic Supply
Co.. 211 Columbia, opposite postoffice!
C. W PARKER £ CO.. fresh paper and
plate?; everything used in photography;
no ( atalog'.e
book bisdivg.
WE LEAD the printing procession; min
ing prospect-sea .1 nri stock certificates a
*p«*-laity Metropolitan Printing and
F)"dir.e Company. Dexter Horton Bank
buildinr Seattle.
f ANTHONY—General bookbinder, pa-
P«r ruler and Hank book manufactnrer.
Sp 6 First av»nu*. foot of Cherry. Kline
& Rosenberg building: take elevator.
COITR \( TOR< AXD BMLDEB9.
A P. RANDALL & CO., carpenter*,
jobbers; glazing. Telephone. Green ftl4.
22ft Spring «tr-^t.
W. C contractor and hultder;
general jobbing lift Madison. telephone,
Tike ;
STORAGE.
STORAGE l Distributing Warehouse.
4i" OocHf"it;;s n»nue. J. C. Readman.
Telephon-* M);n ins.
SEATTLE STou vrjfT AND CO MM
ston Company in*> Front
UVEKt. \\D rUtAfWG.
SAN FRAN* ISCO DYE WORKS. O* Sec
ond. Telephone. Red ioks.
WEIR'S DVE WORKS 1111 Jackson. Tel
ephone RJaok I*l.
TBI FACTORr.
FOR TRUNKS \ND TRAVELING BAGS
go to Que*n Cttv Trunk Factory, rep Ur-
Ing a «peci*!tv avenue and Cora
mercsal Bran< w HH Second
Ft RRIER.
H MOSES practical furrier Kline &
R-.,»»r.berg b!< -k Fir*t avenue. w"--er*
he wilt he prepared to do all kinds of
fur work at Eastern pnces
*HIPPI*G.
TUG BEAVER—Towtng done at reason
able rate« Applv on board at Oc?in
dock. Seat' * or Hotel Price city
(MBRri.Lt REP%IRI*G.
UMBRELLAS Manufactured, recovered
aiud repairs* s. neral
lumbia *tree' Robeec-n Bros
WIRE. IRO\ \\ (IRK PLATING.
PACIFIC RAILING AND PLATING CO..
11* Union
MER(tft\T TMLOR*.
CHOY CHUNG CO 1415 Second between
Ptk" and Union. Price* reduced.
STOIC RKP«IHI\G.
STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS. Ail
k„ndi. IXM Third iu«t.
' PHYSICHSS AMD SIRCEO*».
DR. FUEISCHER. Deitsehe art*. spe
cialty, surgery and ger.ito- urinary dis
eases, Office, Gottstein Mock
DR. J. J. STURGUS
Homeopathist. New York building.
'Phone. Red 171.
DR. HASELL. M R. C. S,. England. 517
Washington bldg. Telephone. Main 4n.
DR SARAH KENDALL, Holyoke block.
Telephone. Green JS!.
DR ANNIE RUSSELL. Roxwelt
block.
DESTim.
GEO. W. BRAGDON, D. D S . l-t Starr-
B< yd block. Telephones: Office. Main
172 residence. Red *3l
CALDWELL. 15 Haller Upper or lower
sets !S: both SK: filling. II and up; ex
tracting. st«c.
DR. H F SMITH. 11. 12. 13 Hinckley.
Telephone, Main .£»; residence. Red &U.
ALBERT J. FORREST. Fryc block.
Front street.
DR. Q. WILLIS PRICE. Third and
James.
GEORGE E. THOMPSON. D. D. S..
Burke block.
P H O'CONNOR. D. M. D.. Bailey build
ing.
C. A. HOLMES. D. D. S„ Colman build
ing.
R B. GENTLE. D D. S.. New York blk
DR. FRANK S SMITH. 6-7 H»Jler blk.
OCULISTS AND At RISTS.
DR A. B. KIBBE. oculist, aurist and
physician for diseases of the throat; re
moved to rooms 335-327 Bailey building,
corner Second and Cherry streets.
DR. STILLSON. eye. ear. nos- and throat.
Haller building, corner 2d and Columbia.
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. K. EMMETT. the South African
medium, in her wonderful clairvoyant
sight, reveals the past, present and fu
ture; consult her; readings. 50c. Rooms
22 and 23 McDonald block. 811 Second
avenue.
MME. LA VEE. clairvoyant, trance me
dium; tells past, present and future;
satisfaction guaranteed or no pav.
Southwest corner Sixth and Madison.
MISS PERRY, wonderful card reader;
your fortune for 50 cents, if you are in
trouble do not fall to visit her. Room
1? Epler block.
MRS. GEORGIE VAN WINTER, clair
voyant and business medium. IW> Malt
land block. First avenue; room W>.
MRS. SWAN. 60f> Second, health and com
plexion specialist: medicated and elec
tric baths; magnetic treatment.
MRS CHRISTIE. 614 Second; medium;
predicted election of Republican presi
dent for over a year.
MME. FRANCISCO, the wonderful clair
voyant. 1416 Second street, near Pike.
FLORANCE MARVIN nuMlcly nredlcted
Seattle's great fire. 811 Second.
MRS. MOORE, clairvoyant medium. 614
First avenue.
CHIROPODISTS.
FiANNA. *l3 Second avenue, room 7 Epler
block; 2ft years' practical experience; all
competitors challenged.
M AYICI'RE.
MANICURING. MS Second avenue. Price.
35 cents, and lesions given.
MASSAVE.
MRS. CHRISTIE. 614 Second—Medicated
baths, massage, electric treatment.
PROPOSALS FOR SIPPLIES.
PROPOSALS FOR Sl'PPLlES—Sealed
bids for supplies will be received by the
directors of the Washington State Pen
itent iary. at their office in Walla Walla.
Washington, up to 2 o'clock p. m. of
December 14. ISS6. for the following,
viz.; Groceries, dry goods hardware,
paints and oils, flour and feed. tobacco
and drugs and medicines. For specifica
tions and any inquiries adlress James
Mclnroe, Walla Walla, Washington.
URAIM AXD STOCK EXCHANGE.
SEATTLE GRAIN AND STOCK Ex
change. 29 and 30 Sullivan block: grain,
provisions and stocks on margin; fif
teen-minute quotations by wire.
ICE AXD (OLD STORAGE.
DIAMOND ICE AND COLD STORAGE
Company, foot I'nlon street, manufact
ures crystal ice from distilled water.
DIVER A*D WRECKER.
A. O. BENJAMIN. 312 Railroad avenue;
agent for hydraulic sand and dredging
pumps.
I XDERTAKERS.
BUTTER WORTH & SONS. undertakers
and embalmers. corner Third avenue
and Pike Telephone. Pike 43.
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State of Washington for King County—
H. G. C!ay. Plaintiff, vs M Mat
thews et al. t Defendants. Summons for
publication. No. 22.897.
The State of Washington to the said
James M Matthews. Rose Matthews. Pio
neer Savings and Lorn Company. Scot
tish American Mortgage Company, Ltd..
Solicitors loan and Tru«? Company,
Thomas DeWltt Wyler and Effinghum B.
Morris, assignee? of wall Solicitors I»an
and Trust Company, for the tw-nefit of its
creditors, defendants,
You and each of you arc hereby sum
tru ned to appear wi'hln sl*tv ;lav#
after the date of the flr?t publication of
this summons, to-wir: Within sixty '#<»
days after the 12th day of October. IS!*,
and d«fend the above- entitled action tn
rtiA above entitled court, awl anrwer the
complaint of the plaintiff, and -erve a
copy of your answer upon the undersigned
attorneys for plaintiff at their ofPce below
salted: and in ca.se of vour failure so to do.
Jnrtgm' nt win N» rendered against vou
to the demand of the complaint,
which has be-*n filed with the clerk of ? iid
eoi-rt. Th<? object of he above entitled
ait son la to obtain Judgment agauisr
d» fendant*. Jame* M Matthew- and R
Matthews for the sum of si..*2 »*> upon the
notes gtven by them to Solicitors Loan
and Trust Company, assurnor to the
plaintiff, and tjr 'he osts of this action,
tncii din? an attorney's fee of tl"&<*». also
praying frr a decree establishing and
foreclosing a certain mortgage given to
secure the payment of the aSove IrWj'fd
nes* and recorded j.i the Mortgage rec
ords of the aoditer'a oftV-e of King county,
•■■ate of W »shtngton. in Vol SI on page 21
t',*reof. and d«*crtbin* and covetinit the
fol'.oamg ianda, situated in said county,
to wit: Lota 15 anl is. block IS. of tfi*
Walli WalU addition to the city of £•-
a"le also pravirg that in sa'd d *cree the
Interest of each of the defendants in and
to said property be declared junior, in
ferior *nd aubordli.ate ir, plaintiff* in
terest 'herein, and that the of re.
deription of -ach of the be
forever barred and forecioaed. and for
Cenera! cQUltab?# relief.
HASTINGS A STEDMAN.
Attorneys.
P. O Address Hailer buiiding. Se
attle. K.ng cour.'y. Waanington.
CITY WOTICE*.
NOTICE OF ABBESSM EST ROLL OF
Local Improvement District No 122. for
the Improvement ot Cherry Street from
Ftr*t Affi'i* to Second Avenue, under
ordinance No OC. and ivarinic thereon
Noiir«- t* her.-by rivet. :h:»t the •*•**».
men. rol« of Lo.-«i': Improvf-m*^-• strict
No 122. Cherry Street from F.rf Avenue
to F--ror>d Avenue, «nrt»r No.
«!>;. ha* t"*ti reported fcy hoard
of public work* «© the city council of the
c; v of Seattle and I* now on fU« \r, the
oft* -if 'be city c m 'troli-r sih)
city eierk, «m 1 the *aroe u now open for
public inspection at *aid office. a*;d will
remain open for until Mondav,
the 7th day of December. i<* a t ; o'clock
p nv. ami all person* interested are here
by required to appear before the city
council at a session to be heid in the
council chamber in the city hail on tit*
CITY MTIfEJL
Tth day of December. isse. at < o"rk>e*
p. m.. and make objections thereto. At
satd ttrr.e so rtxed the <v>ur.<;» win cor
s-i-ier any tad s*H oh, ir*.'■■■ an!
wii! make such corrections In said toll
a- .' .'.-*r-s .ir,' w;n '-v .
lY* .«.n •• : • of s'i- h •«* u>s.-■=-.< - • -.•
street • rvssJnp? sh.ti; in- >K>.U\
fr >m the Owal t md v »f • «. ,-i?v» ;»r-d
wiH ;r.r> by ;>r*::..:r ■ ..jvrovt- %•.< • ••cr.
MM sevy. and 35#oss the amounts iherf
>f against each [wnf! And lot shown in
*«iii roll and declare the same a f-ntt >k n
hereon Said matter may he adkiurn.d
;o a Uter date If »o ordered bv the city
"ouncil WILL H :'AKKY
0-:> Comptroller ar.a *Citv
Clerk of The Cltv of Seattle.
Date of first publication, November 11,
CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE City of
ivattle.—Not! *o is hereby giver: that the
Ist annual installment of local improve
ment district No m for Ue imnroxement
of Front street and the adjacent and con
necting portion of Vmlw Avenue, in
cluding a* part of FVort street, the pub
lic square known as Pioneer Place tn
the < ity of Seattle, frcro the south line
of Madison Street tc the North line of
lesier Avenue ar.d including that part
of Yesler Avenue extending easterly
from the West line of Front Street pro
duced south to the West curb lire of
South Second Street produced North,
under the provisions of ordinance No.
SS4«>. which provides for the improve
ment of «aid street by curbing ana pav
ing certain portion* thereof and provid
ing for the payment therefor In install
ments and establishing a fund for such
payment by the levying and collection
of special assessments upon the prop
erty benefited by the Improvement. and
providing for the issuance of boS-s as
authorized by an act of the legislature
of the State of Washington, approved
March 9th. "fitt. and under the provis
ions of ordinance No. 334*. approved
May 7th. ISW. as amended by ordinance
No 344". approved July 11th. 18M. has
been duly certified to me for collection,
and the respective sums therein charged
and levied against each parcel and lot
of land, and part thereof, in said dis
trict. in payment of such installment
remains unpaid, and the same, includ
ing the Interest on the whole amount
charged must be paid on or before the
llth day of December, ISSW. Unless pay
ment IH» made on such Installment on or
before the llth day of December. 15*96.
the same shall become delinquent and
shall bear interest at the rate of six per
cent, per annum, until paid, and if not
paid before said time, a penalty of five
(5) per cent, shall l»e added, and the
sums delinquent shall be entered on the
annual tax roll for the current year
against each lot and parcel of land, and
part thereof, so delinquent, and with
the Interest and penalty shall be col
lected as other taxes, together with
such additional charges or penalties as
are authorized to be charged and col
lected on other delinquent taxes, and
each lot or parcel of land so delinquent
shall be sold tor the amount of such
assessment, with interest, penalty and
costs, in the manner provided by law.
GEORGE F M EACH AM.
City Treasurer of the City of Seattle.
Date of Ist publication November llth,
1896.
CITY TREASURERS NOTICE. City of
Seattle—Notice Is hereby given that the
Ist annual Installment of local improve
ment district No. M 8 for the Improve
ment of Seventh Street. In the City of
Seattle, from a point 120 f«-et North of
the North line of Plk«- Stre«»t to Olive
Street under the provisions of ordinance
No. 3?97, which provides for the im
provement of said street by construct
ing a pipe sewer along the center of
said street, together with all necessary
openings, wyes, manholes, ventilators
and flushing tanks, and by connecting
the same with the main Intersecting
sewer now existing at the Intersection
of Olive and Seventh Streets and pro
viding for the payment therefor in In
stallments and establishing a fund for
such payment by the levying and col
lection of special assessments upon the
property benefited by the Improvement,
and providing for the issuance of bonds
as authorized by an act of the legisla
ture of the State of Washington, ap
proved March 9th. I>*93, and under the
provisions of ordinance No. 3349, ap
proved May 7th. 1594. as amended
by ordinance No. "?440, approved
July llth. livftl. has been duly
certified to me for collection, snd the
respective sums therein charged and
levied against each parcel and lot of
land, and part thereof, tn said district,
in payment of such Installments re
mains unpaid, and the same. Including
the Interest on the whole amount
charged must be paid on or before the
llth day of December. 1*96. Unless pay
ment be made on such installment on
or !>ofore the llth day of December.
IK*J. the same shall become delinquent
and shall bear interest at the rate of
eight per cent, per annum, until paid,
and if not paid before said time, a pen
alty of five <s> per cent, shall be added,
and the sums delinquent shall be en
tered on the annwal tax roll for the cur
rent year against each lot and parcel
of land, and part thereof, so delinquent,
and with the Interest and penalty shall
be collected as other taxes, together
with such additional charges or penal
ties as are authorized to he charged and
collected on other delinquent taxes, apd
each lot or parcel of land so delinquent
shall be sold for the amount of such as
sessment, with Interest, penalty and
costs, in the manner provided by law.
GEORGE F. M EACH AM,
City Treasurer of the City of Seattle.
Date of Ist publication November llth,
189(5.
CITY TREASURERS NOTICE. City of
Seattle. Notice Is hereby trlven that the
Ist annual Installment of local improve
ment district No. log for the Improve
ment of Second Street <as widened by
Ordinance 11<W» tn the City of Seattle,
from the South line of Pike Street to
Yesler Avenue, under the provisions of
ordinance No. 3*M>. which provides for
the Improvement of said street by curb
ing and paving certain portions thereof,
and providing for the payment therefor
in installments and establishing a fund
for such payment by the levying and
collection of special assessment* upon
the property benefited by the improve
ment. and providing for the issuance of
bonrts as authorized by an act of the
legislature of the Mtate of Washington,
approved March ?Wh. IM»3. and under the
provisions of ordinance No. 32tf». ap
proved May 7th 1894. as amended by or
dinance No. 344«. approved July llth,
1594. has been duly certified to me for col
lection. and the respective sums therein
charged and levied against eaeh parcel
and lot of land, and part thereof. In
sald district, in payment of such In
stallment remains unpaid, and the same.
Including the lnt-re*t on the whole
amount charged must be paid on or be
fore the llth day of December. I*?*}. Un
less payment b« marie on
MI- h Installment on or before the
llth day of December. lSfifi. the same
shall iwcome delinquent and shall tear
Interest at the rate of six per cent. f>er
annum, until paid, and if not paid be
fore said time, a penalty of five <5.) p*-r
cent shall be adrfcd and the sums de
linquent shall !*» entered on the annual
tax roll for the current year neainst
each lot and parrel of land, an-l part
thereof, so delinquent, and with the In
terest and t»enaJty shall be collected as
other taxes, togeth«r with such addi
tional charges or penalties as are au
thorised to he charged and collected on
other delinquent taxes and each lot or
parcel of land so delinquent shall tr«
sold for the amount of such assessment
with interest, penalty and COSTS, in the
manner provided by law
GEORGE F. MEACHAM,
City Treasurer of the City of Seattle.
Date of Ist publication November llth
3 £ !*,
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS—No
llct Is hereby jflven in ixy-ontunfe with
the provisions of Mction 7 of article XVI.
of the city charter that examinations
will be held in the city hall for all per-
Mns who have filed applications for po
sition* In the classified civil service of
the city of S-aitle, a* mentioned beiow-
Police department—Patrolmen and driv
er#. November I*. IW.
Kire department—All position* in this
department belrw that of assistant chief.
November 21. 1W
Library department—Bookbinder, stitch
er ar.d clerk November 2S. IfttM
Department of buildings, budges and
•a harvcs—Master of garbage scow. No
vember 25, I***s.
General labor—All positions In the labor
service, including axemen, carpenters
bricklayer*, blacksmiths, wagonmakers'.
tesmsters. cart <irlv ■»-!•, tunnelera, general
laborers, etc.. November 28, Jim
All appUearit* win be examined in the
branches frpecifw d in xb»» rules and regu
lations of the comrair-slcn, and In the r«-
OusrunenU of the position for which they
apply.
No applications for these examinations
will b*» approved later than six day* prior
to the da'e of su h examination.
Each applicant will receive postal no
tice of the exact time of his examination.
Br order of the rtvtl *EJ vk-e coram lAS loo
yt the eity of 3**«ttb>
A. H. fJROI'T, Secretary.
MPOUNDED STOCK NOTICE—The fol
lowing d*H«cribe<J heifer, placed tn the
city pound on Nov#wl*r 4. ML will Ne
sold at public auction to the hlgh'*t bid
der for cash In hand, to pay cost of lm
aoiKMtinr and advertising. Mor»i»y ji®.
ner of TnW
On? red h.-ifer 2
."he owner uf "7K> V'
being to tee unknown.
a?** ° f p Ht> *testi2 i sS^Eß
IMPOUNDED w—
lowing ,;e*crtt*«j h„ifJ.
city pound on N°cv«oit»>
sold at public auction to th* !&9KH
der for ash tu hand, t»
pounding and
v«!t)b-r 23. al »
front door of !<ohce
ner of Third street and
One black and v*hUe
The owner of the
being to me unknown.
Date of first pnblicatlS^ijSiM
PEC PL^S' SA VINOTmiSiS^^I
Occidental Block, ■
c * p i ! *V Ft c ERSA In d" T liniiisalikfl
Jaco> Furth
Arthur A. Denny
John SecMtd' VvZ sSKfI
.<erdee.Ms«3B*w
Frank 1. Blodgstt .....
S;gmund
E. C. Xeuf#;der. J. f. QflNMaSpPfl
Transacts a savings b*4k
De pos :s received fro* || |
Interest allowed osr
rent, on term deposits; 4 par
dinary deposiis.
Dividends .Velared tsst
November. Loans mad* on n2S|H
approved collaterals only
DEXTER MORTON * CO.
vice' '.V.'.V.'^.
Sigh: exchange' aad't'sl^m^^S^l
fers on Nsw York, Chiesgs*
Francisco. Portland and
Oregon and Brltisk Columbia
Sight bills of exchange
able elsewhere In Euro** •
Collections mads at til
able terms.
Bonds, stocks aad otfese
cotved on deposit for s»fs fl
THE PUOET r»*.lI Qet
*4 ■
Capital stock paid la
Jacob Furtk ...»
E. C. Neufeldsr ••"■wkl^Dl
R. V. Anksny ..JEKfI
Correspondence la sll tks MtsriMiiiiM
ID the United States MSIUHB
THE FIRST NATIONAL IMH
SEATTLE.
raid-up capital .......JHUj|9
J. H. MeGraw .^...JMi
Maurice McMlckea ......... vlggjH^^l
Lester Turner
(General bar.kin* business ttssMflßH
Sight and telegraphic exchaassaHß
is r-11 the principal MU«« *1
United States aad WH>i.'«pa
NATIONAL BAN£w~csHß|
Paid-up capital
Transacts a general basklac M|jß9
M. f>. Ballard jz—'WßM
H C. Henrv Vld j^H
R. It Spencsr
Safety Deposit Bases fwHjjßl
STEAMER* j|Mil
""PACIFIC COAST STKA3CnQ||VfI
The magniticeni steaflMfs VMBM
City of Puehla and Watla WaOsMHM
tw«'cn Seattle and San FtiiKWpHH
at Port Townsend and Victoria, R489
Leave Seattle {
For San Francisco.! Ban FraaolMMjß
S a. in.: Novemo*
November 3, 8, 13, 21. at
IS. 23. 28. Decembjf
December 3. 8, 13. 18. 21, %, JpB
Leave San Fran*! Due
Cisco for Seattle <>'Novembsf'Waßß
November 5. 10, 15,iDecemh®
December 5, 10, 13.1 I
The magnificent steamer Ct&JSMM
leaves Seattle ut 9 a. re.
vember 13. 21. December B. m W»1
12. 27. Due lack at Seattle NMHXI
December 10. 2S, January
The company reserves
steamers or sailing dales,
J. F. TROWBRIDGE. P-JKI
Perkins ft Co.,
PUGET SOUND *
SHIP compaioC^^M
VICTORIA ROCm |pi
STEAMSHIP CITY OF EUWMiKI
Between Ttcoma and /ictsmjiflta
i;«tm'L»! Ml *Taooma ilflMBI
10:13 am Lvi "vt Seattle JSjjß|
] :3«i'm Lvf 72; Pt. Townsendl
4 Mrm ArlllOi Victoria I MOMfIU
•Dallv except Monday.
This iteamer furnishes
madatlons. esrrvins both frfjjWF IKI
s«nger:. and leaves from TmHtjW/fM
For rates, etc.. mqulre p of rtr?v j ) J^g|
General Aaent sl. P. "SftJ
STUAITS STEAMSHIP COMPiIBW
BTRS. OART.AND AXD KW&C4mM
Sesttlj and Townsimd-Nesk
Steamer Garland leaves Te*i#f
day# Wedneedsvs and Flimsy;. S»m
fer Port Townsend. Port
gene»*. port Ar«'!M,P»r!
burg. Pysht. Clallam Bay and MBMH
returning, srrivgs st SeattlS * jraiJM
opposite days. Steamer
Yealer de k for Port Townsews, '.riSl
and Victors Mondays.
and Fridays at C:*> p. m.;
alternate days 2 30 p. m.
HOOD CAVA I. ROCTI- i
u.s. MAIL 111
STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Galbraith dock. ?«<.* !3i»
ton street. Tuesdays, Tl»«*rsd»f»Jg|g|
urdays. at 7 o'clock a. to-* *
Port Gamble. Seaheek.
D«watto. Lllllwsup Falls.
v.*. CRO. VTIKSSSIWP.,
Red 1^"
PACIFIC VAVIOATIOJfC* X
Tlm«? r-ard In effect Jom
SEATTLE LA CONNEB
State of Washington i#aw»*ilW«
J»*ave* SeattlS SW
Saturday, at 19 p. m. Tsslir
WHATCOM. SEATTI,* AW^@»|
Rf»T"TE-T-ike stealer H|
acortes. Kairhaven or
Commerc a\ dock. »jj; |S9||
dock <foot Main stiwth
Tue-mys. Thursdays S«! I 1
uroing leaves whlteom
v#n « 15 p ""(pUsys^^^jffljjll
m KP^crSot^„tS^fl
■mmu E1 moods S*4
tTO M trips toiiy "-trSFGtI
Leaves SesttleJ
r.ects with st««gg
at coimaa -<*»• ■
•'See- Everett
sects wi'-h
Lands at *' Mh4 tLS|IMP
Vrl/K
KRUOE ANO
STEA*FR ? *^ ,o 'V^^^ !
carry""!! fr'elak»*a? f.
a: Seattle for all

The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume], November 16, 1896, Page 6, Image 6
About The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume], November 16, 1896, Page 6, Image 6 About The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume], November 16, 1896, Page 6, Image 6
About The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914