Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume], February 09, 1888, Image 3

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proves its appearance.
The Young l‘eople'a Union, of the M.
RChurch, had a business meeting last
evening, when it was decided by them
to give a necktie social on Washington‘s
birthday.
Sir. Dispatch arrived at 8 p. m. yester
day from Neah Bay. The delay was oc
enioned by the loss of the shoe and rud
der on the flats at Dnngeuess. necessi
hting the constructidh of a jury rudder.
Considerable Work is going on in town
ia'the way of building improvements.
sud snngements are being madefor
quire extensive operation in that di
rection to commence in early spring.
The tide of go ahead has seized Port
Townsend and its destiny is steadily on
weld.
Ir. J. L. Davis. of Lopeaisin town.
A post olfice has been established at his
plsee.and a store will roon he opened
them He bxpe'étl a gentleman soon
from Tennessee to engage at that point
also in the manufacture of pressed
brick—the clay having been tested and
found satisfactory. -
The new board of health is Messrs. R.
0. Hill, Wm. Dodd and C. W. Hunt—
gontlemen well qualified to discharge the
thankless duties at such position. We
are not advised as to their choice for
health cficer. It is understood that
Dre. Beavey. Willison. Harrison and
[tailor are all applicants.
We have received a very interesting
communication from Rev. John Reid,
formerly pastor of the Presbyterian
church in Port Townsend. at present of
Great Falls. Dakota. It recites the
tribulations of the family in getting set
tled; also their present prosperity. We
are glad to hear from these dear friends,
and to know of their usefulness.
M mm’. m.
Legislature adjourned.
Tbewife Col. Henry Landes is very ill
Btr. Idaho will arrive herefrom Port
land, tomorrow morning. '
The Peysen have a magnificent store
where they are at present located.
Revival meetings at then. E church
have been discontinued for this Week.
President Kuhn, of the Port Town
send Southern went up the Sound last
Wednesday.
Heu’ry Romano of Dnngeneas will in
augurate the business of hauling saw
logs on tracks.
Custom-L.Q§oer James Williamson is
creating- a dwelling house for his family
Who Plammer additian.
A letter to the family of Mr. Joe Mc-
Csbe, of this city, brings news of the
death in London, England. of George
Goooh, formerly of Port Discovery.
Harry chbs was a passenger on the
Olympian this morning for Victoria.
Thsdevil says he went on business, but
i mam as to what kind of business.
The supreme court has reversed the de
cision of the lower court in the Geo. H.
Miller murder trial. It is generally be
tiered that a guilty criminal is by this
means allowed to go free.
Nothing further has been heard from
tbeStr. Mexico since she went ashore
on Gossip Reef. As she had but little
headway when she went on, it was con
‘ Mostly expected that she would arrive
here yesterday afternoon.
It is reported that the Str. Mogul met
with an accident in towing the Bohr.
Fannie Dntard. A drift snag got in the
Mogul’s wheel, temporarily disabling
her. and the schooner ran into her
knocking 011' the pilot house and smoke
stack.
Frank Clapp’s sealing schooner. the
Granger, is being fitted out for the sea.
son’s work cfl' Cape Flattery. She will
be under charge of Tyee Albert, as usual,
as tar as her Indian crew is concerned.
For the past three seasons the Granger
has been at the head of the fleet. both
English and American. in the number 0!
skins taken.
Kr. Geo. W. Downs. lessee of the
Townsend saw-mill, is expected home in
a few days. and that institution will
soon start up on an enlarged scale.
When we can announce the letting of a
contract on the Port Townsend Southern
flilroad, and the commencement of
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anu Map-Iv. Au-uuo “'11! soon be Nady
{or plastering.
Waterman l: Kala are haung a regu
lar clurauca sale to that. room fur
their spring stock.
The man a nested here on unspicion
of having shot luwer Preston in Seattle
has been discharged
At the Presbyterian uocinl at Mrs.
Captain Grant‘s a few days ago over 830
was realized from the collection.
City council met last evening. but
there was no quorum present. Ad
journed till next Friday evening.
Chiet Clerk O’Brien of the territorial
supreme court has resigned to give
place to Frank Henry of Olympia.
The Call is informed that the Gover
nor doesn‘t. have anything to do with
the appointment of clerk at the supreme
court.
In our next issue will be an attractive
change in the advertisement of Mr. Jae.
Jones' grocery store. He has his tap set
for the spring trade.
The ball given by the young ladies
lest evening was quite liberally attended,
and a very enjoyable time was reported.
Numerous attentions to the sterner sex
were quite nfl'ecting.
Jimmy McCabe is on duty at the
Union wharf. temporarily. Geo. Korter
being laid up from the efi‘ects of vacci
nation. It tnkes a norm time for it to
take hold on Jimmy.
The repairs to the Str. Mogul occae
ioned Qy being run into by the 8011.;
Fannie Dutnrd, will be completed today,‘
and she will be down here tlne morn
; ing ready for work again.
Customs oflicers Price and Oroake at
Tacoma are piling up lame for them
selves by capturing smugglers. They
recently errested two women with young
bebiee-end got 40 pounds of opium.
Remember the business meeting of
the Y. H. C. A. tonight. Very import
ant. The committee on gymnasium
'ill be ready to report, and it ie import
ant that every eo‘ive member be present.
Poutmutor McNamara is petitioning
(he dcpmtmout ti Washington for addi
tional clerk [lire—l very necessary and
worthy mon. in View of the large and
inoreming business in the post omoo
here.
Hon. Wm. Payne arrives home 10-dny
from Olpmpin. having completod hi
lo;iulntivo labors. H. has made a cred
itable rocord tor himself—mainly by be
ing cuoful. consoruhvo and avoiding
mistake;
Delegate Voorheee has a bill before
congress for an Ipprielion of 860.000 to
erect a light house at Gray's Harbor.
We have not yet "on his bill for an ad
ditionel appropriation to complete the
Port Town-end public building.
Capt. C. L. Hooper ot the U. 8. rev
enue eteamer Corwin looks as jollyae
ever. He wee greeted by many friends
on hie arrival. after an übeenoe of a
couple of years. He is stationed at Al
toria, and will leave for there again to
day.
On account of the illness of all our
newspaper carriers. ye editor delivered
the DAILY Anoue yesterday—the first
time for four years. The route in
somewhat longer than it need to be.
If you were missed please report at
thin ofice.
According to the new law just penned
the legislature to be elected next tell
will meet the second Monday in Janu
ary tollewrng. Representative Follows
of Spokane. who “gown-Ly supported
the bill. said that it the bill were passed
the legislator would not feel so much u
though he were unrelenting the poet
generations.
We called upon Mu. Tallentire the
other day in Olympie. Her late bun
band, MLThomu Tallentire, was fore
man of; the have in 1877-8 and ’79,
and had many friends hereebouts. Mu.
Tallentire is of eoum greatly prostra
ted by her terrible bereavement, but in a
nearly resigned u poeeihle. She lost a
kind and loving hueband, rnd her three
ehildren a loving father. They hue
the sympathy of a great many friend;
Port Angela: seems to be enjoying I
real estate boom on a small scale. Con-
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i of m-v; purchasers {kc-r0 within- le past
5 week. Amuugitlmse Sir- lam inwdml
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acrmuns. u: "l'bv Church," was driivur
cl lab! cvk-nzng in a large :mdinmw.
51:. luluhu unwed how Sutuniu} .
sight. and {mustard freight for the
Ancoa,goi::g to Seattle tolond coal for
Poxthnd.
Our friend. Unu. Noah Shukespeuru
of Victoria. ox—momher of [he Ottuwn
l‘arlinmenl. is now poetmastcr at Vic
tux-in.
We learn by tho Str. J. B. Libby that
the Arlington hotel at Seattle caught
fire at 1) o'clock last night. and burned
to tho ground.
Tho Board of Health has appointed
Dr. Human unistlnt health officer.
and '1“ have all vessel. inspacted
whether arriving from oceunward or up
Bound
Hr. Cline of lrondnle called on us
Inturdny. He Itltu that the P. S. Iron
Co. in about to have work begun ona
largo unlo, linking charcoal and pre
puing for I big ummor‘a “run" by the
furnace.
S. 8. Mexico errived here from Victo-g
tin esrly this morning. It was found on 1
exemieetien at Victoria, that the shoe 3
had been knocked ofi‘ and the keel 1
,breomed up in pieces. but the hull weal
uninjured. ‘
The ssiler on the Sohr. Courier died‘
Saturday night end was buried yester
day by direction of the Board of Health.
Twe sailere took the corpse across the
boy end they will be quarantined (or
twanty ene days.
Messrs. Ward and Huszhes, the noted
gospel temperance workers who have
,been helding snob successful meetings
‘ et Beettle. will open e series of meetings
in this city tomorrow evening—probably
using the opera house.
Sgt. Wm. Bell came up from the cape
on the str. 8. L. Mention. where he had
been ever hsuling the cable between
Tetoosh end the main land. He finds it
in bed condition but is in hopes of re
peiring it to work until a new one can
be laid.
Butter makers are among the moat In:
dcpendent people on earth these days.
and deserve to be elaeeed with plum
bers. end eon] dealers. bonanza hinge,
etc. Good boner is advertised in the
Seattle market at. 50 cents a pound and
were at that.
The Board of Health of this city have
adopted the moat stringent precaution
to prevent the small pox from getting {a
foot hold hero. An nuiotlnt health
omen bu been appointed by them,
and all pmngou are boarded on an
rivnlanl n coutul impaction is made
of crew and plaungon.
At the Y. H. 0. A. business meeting
Saturday evening fihero wore s few nev
members elected. Among olhor things
done,- a gymluium was authorized to be
purchased. A mus meeting of tem
perance vorkors wu called to meet at
the I. E. ohuoh ibis evening at 7
o'clock to organise for Ward & Hughes’
[ups] tonpsrlnoo umpaign.
Hrssrs. 0. B. and A. W. Bash arrived
home from Olympia Saturday, where
they had successfully engineered the
Okanogsn county bill through the legis
tnre. The measure was fought to the
bitter end~principally by Representa
tive MoElroy ol‘ Skagit. who by the way
sadly misrepresented his constinents in
doing so. The new county joins Skagit
ion theeest. and their mutual interests
lie in the direction of securing wagon
road commuiiication. The bill had
‘every merit in it. as Stevens county was
abundantly large enough for tour conn
ties, population being sntficient. Then,
the residents of the new county had to
travel heretofoie from 100 to 200 miles
to reach their county seat, and the two
sections were separated by amonntain
barrier over which it is impossible to
‘make a road, “Gully" Bash as he is
leaned. is really the father of Okanogan
county, and is entitled to great crediti
‘tor the energy. zeal and excellent judg—l
[meat which he displayed in pushing the ‘
measure though his brother. ex‘collec-i
tor A. W. Bash, “got in with both feet”
on the home stretch and worked with
his usual success.
Considerable interest centers in the
action to be taken by the new board of
health in selecting a health oflioer. Tuey
have some excellent timber to select
from. Dr. Willisons leading aspirant
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ARRIVALSr—Br. Sp. Milvertun. Capt.
Adams. from San Ftaucisco, to load .
grain at Tacoma.
Haw. Bk. James A. King.from Hon
olulu.
Capt. Gilmore. owner of the tug Man
tiok has sold two inside lots in Seattle,
60 feet wide and including riparian
frontage.;to the estate of the late Capt.
L. M.Stnrr {or 855.0“).
Lust evening the temperance workers
met at the Methodist Church to make
arrangements -fnr the comiuu campaign
of Messrs. Ward and Hughes. By re
quest Rev. Mr. Denieou predded. It
was decided to engage Learned'u opera
housefor the meetinés and to provide
for the expense by collections. A com
mittee on music Consisting of Chin. B.
Wood. Mrs. J. N. Denieon. Miss Belle
Stockand, Miss Manda Stetson and A.
Dobbe was chosen. This committee
request all of the singers in the city to
meet at the opera house at 7 p. m.. sharp.
A finance committee offlhree consisting
of W. F. Learned. Henry Bush and M re.
Capt. Hindu was chosen.
The temperance meetings will begin
at 7.30 sharp. All will want to hear
these wonderful men. 'Come early to
secure a seat.
From Weancmas‘. natty.
Gospel temperance.
J. L. Davis of Lopez is in town.
Str Idaho is nearly ready to sail north.
Bk. Normandy, Traslr. arrived-from
San Diego.
Ship Yosemite. Sanders, arrived from
San Francisco.
The Ancon is being painted and re—
paired at Seattle.
Cnthesrt's hotel. at Suohomish, was
burned on Sunday.
Geo. _W. Downs arrived yesterday
morning from San F raucisco.
Miller. the condemned murderer. was
not liberated as was expected.
Miss Jessie Spencer is in town. and
has entered the University Academy.
Messrs. Hughes and Ward have taken
rooms with Mrs. Jaokmuu on the bill, ‘
1 Str Willamette will carry a partial}
‘cargo of lumber on her next down trip. i
‘ Ship Richard 111. Captain Mclntyrefi
coal laden from .Seattle tor San Fran~j
ciao. .
The G. W. Elder is to take the place
of the Idaho 011 the Alaska route in
April.
In the divorce case of Overend vs.
Overend, testimony is being taken be
fore J. J. Calhoun, referee.
The Arlington hotel fire destroyed
about 330.000 worth of property. It was
full of guests at the time and fortunately
no lives were last.
Ships Geo. Curtis. America, C. F. Tar
get and Spartan, and barks Lizzie Wil~
liams and Majestic arrived in San Fran
cisso on Monday. ‘
The Canadian and the Northern Pa
eifle R. R's are having secret negotia
tions ns to freight territory and other
common interests.
The Hughes and Ward Gospel Tem«
perance revival opened last evening. A
warm meeting and numerous signers of
the pledge are reported
Mr. Chas. Meeker. representing the
Farmers and Merchants Insurance Co.,
of Albany, Oregon, is in the city and
gave Tm: Axons a pleasant call yester
day.
The anniversary of the Seaman‘s
Bethe] Society. at Tacoma, was a very
interesting afi'air, according to the News.
Chaplain Stubbs appears to be an active
man.
The death of James Bilel of Tumwaler
removes one of the best known as Well
a! one 0: the best respected men of
Western Washington. He died of
pneumonia, after a very long illness.
The Vancouvcr, Klickitat- & Yakima
Railway Company has awarded we con
tract for the construction of the first
five miles from Vancouver northeast
word to Maloney & 00.. of Butte, Mont.
They have commenced work.
An iuebriutod party went down on
Union wharf last night and wanted to
buy ticket for Mukilteo; tailing to get a
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closely inspevt every 511le vessel, with its
new and passengers, and, at hisnlisere
tion, if he finds that no restilential dis
ease, shall have declare: itself during:
the passage, may be kept under Quaran
tine of observation for a period of not
more. than three days; but if, at his dis
cretion, he finds the vessel clean, the.
quarters of the cre“: and officers in order,
he. may, at the expiration of twenty-four
hours allow such vessel to proceed to
ports of discharge.
Tmßn.—On the arrival of any vessel
on board of which shall he found or shall
have been, any cage. of Cholera, Fever,
Small-pox, Scarletma, or Measles, éor
other Infectious or dangerous diseases,
the Health Officer may declare Quaran
tine against such vessel, and await the
instructions of this Board. _
Forum—The ‘Health Officer shall be
held responsible for the. faithful per
formance of this duty, and present_ to
the Master of each vessel, .after finding
the crew and passengers in a healthy
condition, a pennit to proceed to destina
tion, and collect for the same the mm of
Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, ($2.50).
CHARLES EISEXIH-ZIS, Sn.
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F. W. l’rz'l'rmnm'n.
Board uf Health for Puget Sound (‘us
mum Collection l’istrivt.
J. I). MINKLBK,
Health Officer.
Price of lumber has been advanced ;
82.50 per thousand on the Sound. ‘
The demand for Puget Sound cedar ‘
shingles is greatly increasing in the east. .
The Wallula Inland Empire is the
name of the latest journalistic enterprise
in the territory.
Spokane claims to have the second
best hotel in Washington territory; it
cost. furnished, 8100.000.
Washington Territory boasts of 64
iiourinz mills with an estimated out
put of 3885 barrels per day.
The Cascade tunnel Will be completed
about the middle of flay and trains be
running through it by the first of July.
Rev. T. L. Jones. of Oregon M. E.
Conference. is now in Seattle. assisting
Rev. Mr. Hanson in his evangelistic
Work.
The Victoria Times of Monday. 30 h.
save: “The Umatilla Will be released
from quarantine next Monday should no
more cases of small pox appear. The
steamer aaturna went , at to the Uma
tilla at 3 o’clock this afternoon.
Tuesday morning at 4 o‘clock two dis
tant shocks of earthquake, accompanied
i by a load rumbling sound. were felt at
‘Snohomish City. A number of persons
‘ residing in the northern end of Seattle
also claim to have felt the shock.
The Y. M. G. A. seems to be starting
011' with unprecedented prosper
ity. Another lot of new mem
bers are to be admitted Saturday eve’n
ing. A very good direction for young
men to be expending their energies.
The Call asks questions quite glibly
in the University matter. It is no long
er au emergency of doubt, having been
practically settled. A (cw more moves
on the chess board. and Port Townsend’s
righteous cause will at last emerge in
triumph.
J. F. McQann. for several years the
efficient boss of the mill, has [Crizned
his position with the Tacoma mill to at
tend to some property he owns on the
Skagit bottom lands. Mr. McCann
planted the three brooms on the I‘acoma
mill in open defiance of any fair competi
tor shortly afterthe champion cut last
year. Mr. McCann hasa host of friends
in the First ward—Ledger.
The following are the nominations
the governor-sent to the council on Mon
day: Inspector of coal mines, J. Sulli
van; regent of the universrty. in place of
F. P. Hicks, dos-lined. J. C.‘Weatherred.
of Tacoma; trustees of the Vancouver
school for defective youth. t I fill the un
expired term of John W.Sprngne. Louis
Sohns. of Vancouver; dental commis
sioners, F. P. Hicks, A. McCully. P. H.
Carylon. Ed Pitwood and J. C. Grasse.
MARRIED.
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McNAMARA—BULLENE—Ou Febru.
my 6th. at the Roman Catholic Church
by the Rev. Father Manioulonx. Mr.
Oeo. H. McNamara of Port Towuseud
to Miss Alice Irene Bullene of Seattle.
Mr. McNamara is our very popular
Post Master and as he launches out on
the sea of matrimony he will have the
very best wishes of this entire commu
nity. Mrs. Manmarni-z the daughter
of Capt. J. J. Bullene and is an accom
plished and refined young Indy—every
way suited to make a fuitbfui and lov
iug companion. Tax-2' Anoua throws its
old shoe in that direction and wishes
“ban voyage."
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EVANS—Jr: Dnnzenesa Feb. 1.1888.
to the wife of Thos. Evans. a San.
HUME—At Seqnim‘ W. T.. Jan. 16.
i 1888. to the wife of Andrew Hume, (1
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anicv is hvruhy given that the mer—
['llt‘ hvuc‘un. (with the red lens—lantern
ugh!) on the port side of Swan island
channel. Willmuvtte river; also the
Flwpile bencnn (with the While lens—-
lantern light) 011 the starboard side of
the same channel, are carried away
linth beacons and lights will bere
established as early as practicable.
By order of the lighthouse bum-d.
U. SEBREE.
Inspector Thirteenth Lighthouse
District.
SPECIAL SERMONS.—Rev. Mr. Denison
announces that he will begin on next
Sunday evening n series of sermons on
“The Church ." He will treat of .the
differences betwren Bomunism and Pro
testantism. of the doctrines of the var
ious Protestant denominations. cf the
true standard of church life. and of the
present size and growthuf the various
churches in the United States. Seats
free. All invited. '
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Sizr'rmms 0N SCHOOL 5] enosa.—Llen- l
ry N. Cupp, the land luwyc r or Washing
ton. D. 0.. wishes the addresses of all
settlers on school sections in this Terri—
tory If suflicient inducement be ob
tained. he will undertake to secure the
passage by Congress nf a law excepting
sectinns sixteen and thirty—six from the
sch-ml ru<ervution where usettler was
living thereun at date of survey. and
thus enabling him to sell his improve
ments in us to allow the purchaser. it
qualified, to obtain tltle. Interested
parties are requested to communicate at
once with Mr. Gopp, stating their cir
cumstances of their cases.
Mr. J. M. Rouse won a S3O shoot
ing match with Oregon Jack.
Steamship Mexico, Capt. Hunting
ton, is ashore again. this time on gos
sip reef. on the gulf side of Plumper
Pass. Foggy weather caused the
disaster. though her engines were
not working. and she did not strike
hard; consequently the damage
may not be great.
We had the pleasure yesterday of
meeting Hon. A. F. Learned agaln.
who has been in Alaska some eight
or nine months employed as book
keeper for the Treadwell Mining 00.
Mr. Learned has a good situation,
but does not specially care to return
to in as the country up there is so
isolated and so disagreeable to live
in.
The finances of Hnyti ap ear to
be in a worse condition than tiiose of
of the Hawaiian islands. The au
thorities arbritrarily reduced the
value of the Mexican dollar to 60
cents. but to avoid a revolution they
raised the value to 70 cents. The
country is plastered all over with
mortgages to foreign bondholders,_
and the party of reform wants to in
dulge in wholesale repudiation. The
result will probably be that one of
the foreign Governments which has
loaned its coin will try to absorb the
republic.
Work has not yet been resumed in
any collieries at Wellington or Nan-n
aimo. The miners are having mass
meetings and are making an efl'ort to
ascertain the best menus to provide
against such disasters. Another
public meeting will be held to-mor—
row night to hear a report of the
committee. The imtuest will be re
sumed to-doy. T e miners are
naturally somewhat nervous about
returning to work in the mines when
the one regarded as the best in the
district. No. 5. was visited by such a
fearful calamity.
In Oregon. where a general elec~l
tion occurs in June, several candi
dates for congressional honors are
already in the field. Mr. Hermann
wants to succeed himself and Mr. C.
W. Fulton. of Astoria, Judge Olms
tead and Mr. Glen. 0. Holman, of
Baker county. and Mr. J. C. Leisure.
of Pendleton. are other republican
candidates. On the democratic side
Mr. T. C. Hyde of Baker county: and
Mr. J. M. Siglin are candidates.
The greatest stake in this election,
however. is a United States senator
to succeed Mr. Dolph.
President Cleveland, in his strug
gle for reuomination has clearly
made a powerful enemy in New York
in Gov. Hill, who seems to be able
to divide the state committee with
Cleveland. Hill is a shrewder and
energetic man than Cleveland and is
likely to make serious ttouble when
New York chooses her delegation to
the democratic national convention.
Hill is popular with the democratic
masses. because from the first he has
refused to coqnette with the mug
wumpa, has ridiculed civil service re—
form. am! is the recognized leader of
the I‘uminany or "spoils system”
ldemocracy.
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Vv’ater Street, Port Townsend, W. T.
IH-Ij'ili'a' . ' Kiri. 3“,, K I‘. HILL. \ l('L—{'l'(‘:~ 7 77777 2:. l . liILL, Cash»!
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Authorized Capital, ~ $250,000
A General Banking Susiness Transacted. __
Deposits received subject to sight draft or check
noun! Lonnzn ox APPROVED smnnlm.
Collections made and proceeds promptly remitted on day of collection
Sight and Telegraphic exchange payable in all the principal cities of tho
United States and Europe.
CORRESPO\ DENTSz—Loxnox—The Angllo Californian Bauk (Limited);
BERLlN—Gebudcr Meyer; NEW YORK—The anover National Bank; 8»
mecxsco—The Anglo~Californinn Bank (Limitedl; PORTLAND, 011., Th
First National Bank; VICTORIA, 8.C., Bank of British Columbia; Hun“
NOVA Scorn, The Bank of British North America; Hong Kong, The Chat
”red Bank of India. Australia and China.
Agents for the American and Red Star Line of Steamships. Tickets
for salt to and from all parts of Europe.
Q“ We have a secure and commodicus Vault. where we will receive n. -
uables on storage at; moderate charges. .
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“’9 carry the largest and most complete stock OLE
Men’s, Boy’s and Youth’s Clothing
Q” 0! any house in the City,-
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@eng’e Eurnyshmg @eede.
\Ve an: hemlqunrters for, and our lines are full in every particular.
flats, Caps‘,Boots¢ 85 Shoes
Age to he foulhl in our store in the greatest variety and BEST QUALITIEI.‘
GROCER I E S . V
We can cater to the most f;:~tidiuus and carry by far the best assorted line 01
Staple and Fancy ( irm‘eries to be found on Puget Sound.
Country Produce taken at the Highest Pnces.
"s“] Hoods delivetml to an}: pnrt of the City Fum: OF CHARGE. Country
Orders fiolictted au-l BEST ATTENTION GUARANTEED.
iGreat Reduction!
‘ Good Bargains '
Befora : Stock :‘fi'akingl
We will sell for the next 14 days all
goods in our establishment 'at
Great Reductions to sa.vej,;,_;f
taking- up in stock,
Many Goods Pegn‘ees of Cost!
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