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Sec. |. The officers of the Young
Mems Independent Political Club. of
Seattle, shall Ne President. three Woe
Presidents, q Secretary, Treasurer, the
members of the Executive Committee,
and of the following Standing Commit
tees Committee on Membership, Fl.
nance Committee, Committee ON Polit-
icsl Information. For the purpose of
organization. a Provisional Member
ship Committee of dve members IL ap-
pointed. consisting of Messrs. +. 8
Meany, j. W. Phillips. William T..
Sharpe. J. W. Colket, and +. NJ. Carr.
who shall receive all applications for
membership. and report the same 10 the
Clerk At a meeting To be held on Wed
nesSiay evening. Aus ust 9th. 1874. where.
upon general meeting OF the Club
shall be called to meet at a time and
place 10 be then designated, for the pur
pose OF permanent organization by the
election ef the necessary officers and
committees, to serve until the next gen.
eral election, as specified in these by
laws.
Sec. 3 The President, or in his alb
sence. the Vice President senior in order
of election and present, shall preside AT
oil meetings of the Club. The prnsi-
lent shall be "a sfscio member Of the
Executive Committee.
Sec. J. Tie Secretary shall keep a
rwcord of the proceedings of the Club,
aud OF the Executive Committee. II
wh,ch he sn II he eE ar'cso mt mber.
aud of all matters of which a record
shall be deemed advisable by the Club,
err by said committee.
Sec. 4. Ii shall be the duty os the Sec
re,ary ~ notify the members of their
election; 10 keep q roll of the unembels
OF the Club; 10 issue notices Of all meet
ings of the Club, With a brief tneution
of tue business 10 be transacted when a
special meeting is called. and. under
the direction of the Executive Commit
tee. to conduct the correspondence.
S~c- 5. The treasurer shall collect and.
under the direction of the Executive
Committee. dtsbuFse she funds. lie shall
kessp The acnoants Of the club IN books
belonging 60 IL. which shalt Ne a all
times open 10 the inspection of the
members Of the Executive Committee,
of watch be shall be sx sfseis a naemb~r.
he shall report 10 writing The iinancisl
condition 90 the club whenever TsQae~t
ed by abs Executive Cammlsfee or clnb,
and make full report snaaAlly az
meeting Of said eommisiee 10 be dssig.
mated by u.
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ExHruTIvK caMMTrTgR.

Sec. 6. firss--r There shall be an Ex
ecniive COMMITTEES OF twelve. Who wmh
the pFesidrns. secretary aud Treasurer.
shall manage the general sffatrs Of the
club. and may axks sacA Fales and n :
ulAsions - they may deem proper. eoa
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Go 10 c. +. Frasch's. Mill street, pear
Commercial. for fruits for preserving. ?,
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DA hkSIKHs DASpEIIuS ToSIC il an
arpettzer and cure for Indigestion. n
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DEMO Gratis, ATTENTION.

T,HG DEMOCRATIC TERRITORIAL
Committee having deemed 1t advisa-
BILE 10 call Territorial Convention TO
meet in Walla Walla on the 18th day OF
August, 1854. notice is hereby given that
a Democratic Mass Convention will be
he d in Yeslers Hall, Seattle, on the 9Th
Of August. 1884. at o'clock =. m. for the
.,Urpose of lie ting the King county
delegates entitled to seats in such Terri
toriai ConV ention. All who believe in
the principles OF the Democratic party, as
represented by Cleveland and Hendricks.
are invited TO participate in the delibera-
tons of such Mass Convention.
W. III. WHITE
Cha rman of King County Democratic
Central Committee.
q. +. COoMBs, Secretary. jyS dtd WI
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Blaekb-rries. Plans and Peaches in
any quantity at @. +. Fnsch's, Mil
street, near Commercial "a
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Purest ard most palatable u all bit
ters, DIR. Henles's Dand@liou Tonic. ie5
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DR HKSLEx's DASpEtIox ToSrc ID
truly named the King of Rlisers "a
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DR.. Henley's Dandelion Tonic cares
dyspepsia, puriiies the blood ard in
vgorates she system. les
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Notice of Final Proof.
NOTICE.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
OLYMPIA. W. T., July |, 1884.
COMPLAINT HAVING BskN ENTEREu
- It this office 10y ~ A. PETER ON
AGAINST OTTO 4. CARLSON. for abandoning
his home stead entry No. 4673 dated February
Is, 1883. upon the y o Sc u OF So tior 20.
and L i # NE \ of section ~. township %
north range east. in Kit,sp county, Wash
ington Territory. With view to the eau
collation. of said entry, the said parties sre
hereby SUNNI net to appear at this office. on
Tuesday, the l6ih day of september. 1884. at
O'Clock p. m. to respond ard furDi,h test.
mony concerning said alleged abtl donment !;
and ii appearing TO o. r satisfaction that Yer.
nal service cannot be had on the said to
+ Carlson, service hereof will be made by
publication. posting and mailiI Z, sccord
ing To rules Is and ID OF practice In United
States District Land Offices
jyl au7 JOAS T. CONVEY REGISTER
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!, DIRECT ROUTE TO

Whatcom. Through by day
light steamer w. y. Munroe leaves at
O'Clock g. m. on Tuesdays and Fridays.
touching at Utsalady. Laconner and sam
ish Leave Whatcom for Ferndale on
Saturday. Returning, leaves whatcom
On Wednesdays and Sundays at q. m.
For freight or passage apply on board.
or to George Foster, on the Yesler wharf.
CURTIS BR0WHFIELD,
mos MasEer.
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STEAMER JOSEPHINE.

tCArrying the United States Malay
WILL LEAVE YES
p; - ~. ler's Whars, Seattle. for
lsxsS,ssa Snohomish City. via Mukil-
x&ISEs teo, Lowell and way land
ings. every Monday. We'd
nesday and Friday morning, returning on
alternate days For freight or passage
apply on board, or to ID. E DURIE, ON
the wharf, Seattle. N. L. ROGERS.
apa Master
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Experienced and successful teachers
have been engaged for the different de
parfments.
Persons wishing TO study Music. Draw
ing OF Painting will find opportunity here
for superior instruction.
IL is desirable that early application be
made for admission.
For particulars address
MRS LEMUEL III. WELLS, Prin.,
iy3 3m New Tacoma, Wa>h. Ter.
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IL should enter like sunbeam. MIR
@. Il. Frasch's, Sunbeam Tea" i've
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srest. 40 a
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Asa blecd purifier Ds. HExLxY's DAM
nEt1os loSso has no equal. n
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ARTICLE Iv-AMESDMESrs.

Sec. |. This constitution may Ia al
tered or amended from time Ia time by
two thirds vote of all the members of
this club present AT meeting called
for that purpose. Of which ut least two
weeks previous notice by mail shall have
been given to each member. Such no
tice shall set forth the proposed amend
ment.
SEQ. .. That there shall be held q
regular meeting of the club at their
headquarters on the first Monday of
December in each year for the purpose
of eleeting such officers and committees
"a the laws shall prl vile for. such
elections to be by written ballot. and
the persons receiving the highest nun
Ter Of the votes cast at said election
shall be declared elected and vacancies
in any office or committee shall be filed
~ the bylaws shall provide.
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Genesis. chapter xviii. verse xix.
BY request OF may applicants l place
before the suffering so1ue of my Spe itics
used in my successful treatment o. 40
patients.
No. l, ) minal Weakness
No. ? impotency.
No. 3 Female Complaints. Leucorrhea
tWhitesl; Inflammation OF BLADDER.
One mask. '................,....$ >
uTcc IihSkS .....--...-..-. IL
Sent carefully p cked. by express, c. Old
Home ms ruction sent free. to any ed
DIRE 8, on receipt o. a self addres led
stamped enveloUe, to Z. D. box ~.
Private, Chronic, Skin and Spinal Dis
eases cur d.
ar. G.. l.. MILLER, Sr.
los Cherry street. q. %. fox ~
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Strayed or Stolen.

A BRINDLE COW. MARKED BY
n smooth crop of left ear; one horn
broken OFF. liberal reward will be paid
for Information of the whereabouts Of
said COW. NELSON CHILBERG.
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ANNIE WRIGHT SEMI RI.
A BOARDING AND DAY School For
YOUNG WOMEN AND OaEN.
The Rt. Rev. j. J. P-ddock, ID II. Rector
The Rev. Lemuel Ii. We Is. AN C aprn
Thursday, Sept. q, 1884.

THIS NEW AND COMMODIOUS
l. bui' ding will be open for he Christmas
term of shool on
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THE UNFORTUNATE
OR. GIBB0N'
DiSPENsARY

NIX - an - ~ n
O%c st. corns 7
OF COMMERCIAL, San
Francisco, Cal. Es.
ia liz he'd in lisa,
for the tr. aiment oil
sexual and seminal
Diseases, uch o.
looSoRRHd-A, 6LEKT
SrRIcrURK, SYPHILIS
in ali its foruis,
SNAr<AI WR.K<Ess
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FOR the UPPER SkAciT.
Stuov Glide @ W. Cove. Masse,

r EAyES YEsLER's WHARF ON
Thursday and Monday. calling At stan
wood Ctsalaay. Moss Landing, Skagit
City, Mount Vernon. Starting and all In
termediate points above. For freight or
passage apply on board or 70 GEORGE
FOSTER. on the wharf. apl
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ARTICLE u-PRoPERTY.

Sec. |. Suitable prov sions shall be
mad, in the bylaws Of the club for the
appointment or election Of An execu-
tive committee, who shall have the gen.
eral management of thu clubs affairs,
The property Of the club shall he vested
in such committee a. trustee for the
club.
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ENoR sAi.E-PRoPERTY ON FRONT
It and Second streets 1 q finest ana
cheapest ever before offered n this G ty.
Old age and sickness the cause of party
wishing 20 sell. Apply % MR. JKN-
NINGS. II Commercial street my9
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LAKE SIDE
HOMES.

, ,NLY THREE MILES FROM THE
" Seattle Post Office. on the sunny side
OF Lake Union.
The undersigned has divided his bean.
ufui farm on the sunny SIDE Of Lake
Union. into
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rA6 WASHINGTON MONUMENT,



The Washington monument has tao"
reached " h"'Hh' '' l'' ir".' hnd u" Gus
tvnnY smut Is "ein- m'de u" continue
Che 'u"c'nr" twenty I'el hiEn'r' al winch
pom another a"d last 'hah-t w'll 10
made, a. '"iN h'e courses "nl then re-
main To make the structure hoght OF oVJ
i''i' From 'hi' point me rN "h'daI rool'
n''N -'hr'e ir't h'sh' VIII heS'h. All the
ft"""' "h'h nave been ihld mus Tar haVo
smooth hnlN1 ON mo inside uut The
next c"W7e "il jet illllr ON lhr inNid"
and tn" nrNi ones "a lttle mrtter' amt So
an, these corhrlS forming tue support FOR
.uv interior arch winch wiii he th" base ~
mo Iyrumldal root. Ii IL expected tnal the
.ouumeuJ wll reach q height ot 800 feet
u less lhAn two months time. sep, Will
then he taheu tu commence tine work upon
tue root, and, while that work ltsrh Will
uat occupy more tuau three weeks, the
preparation, tor 10 Viii br SO deucat- and
OF such dlneront character from any here
tolurr made, that % viii be- some ,iu- oe-
tone the La, lnl ui styuc Is begun. bN the
Hr.t of November A. Is couud,utiN. "a.
,.....t cha, ,.. .-,r,,...,,,.. ,,ii I.. .,,t.,.
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SEhe Little eHuckleberry. -

There are very few who do not
know of this little bush growing
alongside our mountains and hills;
but very few realize the fact that the
little purple berry. which 50 many of
us have eaten in most every shape,
there is a principle in it having n
wonderful effect on the bowels. Dr.
Bi@gcrs' Ilucklcberry Cordial is the
GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY tina
restores the little one tecthing; and
cures Diarrhua. Dysentery and { ramp
Collie. For sale by all druggists at 81
cents bottle.
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nimiory that ovorrsuas a selfish rat Naa
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AaAh nNfA "a EtAlh'A'i'If-i
Prominent amous th- dotay tics On enc
OF those hesuaful p.airstiotls iu uio swamp
region Of GeOrsia, vi mere Che magnolia
grsndhlora and the live OAK uungi icd thor
noble shallow forty years ago wa, ln4iy
Jack. \ fay0rite servant, intelligence,
Oi, 1ient, courteous, AVID VITA the uAun-r,
ot the old schoai, n Was now vvrg.us
upon sky Among otaer duties dey oiv,,I
upoE hiul was thu gonera. supervision Of
the plantation inbrmAuy, where the sich
were carefully nursrd aaIt supplied with
Drdiriue aud sDtahle foed Acquirtng
cons terable knowisdE so IN the treatment
Of ordinary Diseases Inrid-nt-tl climate
and exposure, he hsd y. surns in tue -,t,-
ina tion II hts felfeSv-s seI Nants, q famous
isech, and was at al times prepared.
WITH entire -eif.possesslon Aad di sulty,
70 Indulge IN blood iettne, O. I'D.
minister pursstives, prosorib- ur' batus,
and recSmlnsni t0n,cs. A pint VI blood
20 reduce the puise, then t-n grain, 4
vaiomei, followed ia the moruiug by
half tea-cup OF castor oil containing three
or TOUR d,ops Of turpeutine 70 impart al.
diional potency " the dose, ana finally
snakeroot lea u brace up ths he .tiup s,,-
rem, constitutes the practice in vogue ia
ca'os VI ordinary fever. II tins vigorous
uesnUeut failed VI tae da,slf.d .nA,t "A
repetitesn was generally resolved upou.
anS so the Ratlaaat. sometimes eifse LleI L.
sucn ao,,rs- tAs, ne no longer afforded
attractive food tor diseSss, slswly r,c.,.
cred ia spite Of this bero.c y'doctof,ug -
A. a supplement to MS isDors a. = pAy.i.
cisn Daddy Jack INDUCED in a rude WAY
in the ar: Of .ntisiry lie understood
how 10 cut round an aching tooth with ths
same lancet which he employed iu blood
letting from the arm. lie could suuihi-
late an exposed and throbh,ns nerve with
tenponuy nail beatai red hot. With tue
the use at an old fashioned extractor, with
wbich to pry out "a offending nslar,
sometHnes even al the expense Of a frac.
tafed jaw, he was familiar. In the al
sence OF suitable instrument q strong
t~ane string. we'll waxsd. suniesd to puil
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ADVANTAGES OFFERED.

PROTECTION Is FURNISHED BY ACTUAL. COSrba.cd
the
en-
in
adv
a Il a is needc
Should
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/, coriv
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ug
in
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Eailey's Saline Aperient.
WHAT IG IT,

his cheap, mild -, ctiye and delightful lax.
ative or plIgatNe, Intended IS a substitute ior
drastic -nd nAuse-un2 pills. Il cures ,onslipa.
adapted 10 al who lead a srdeu,ary o., ,lo.els
eonitred life iiis white powder and r4rrve,cr.
hkr so'la wsirr, and Is az pleasant II docs NO,
PHPe Aoi sickrn a.,d ds alW4Ns ready Pvt 4p u,
snath and soALk.
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To all who are suffering from the
errors and indiscretions of youth, ner
vous weakness, early decay, loss of
manhood. etc, | will send n receipt
that will cure YOU FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered bya missionary in South
America. Send sclf-addresscd enve-
lopc to the Rev, Joseph T. lnman, sta
tion D., New York City. s26deod Il
xyly
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Mrs. kirkpatrick has again assum-
ed control of her hotel, the Kirk
patrick House, on Austin street, be-
tween seventh and Eighth, and she
solicitS the renewed patronage of her
old friends and of the public Trav-
clcrs. and all who patronize the
house will receive kind and courte.
ous treatment, with tirst-class fare al
low rates
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The finest Photographic work ever
done in this city is now being turned
out at the gallery of Mr.. W. ID. Jack
son. on Austin Avenue. Prof. Cohen,
of Houston. one of the finest artists in
the state. now has charge of this work
and lovers of the beautiful in art can
spend a half hour very protitably in
examining SOME OF his beautiful spec
linens. II
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Mr.. Edward Henry, Pinegrove
Schuylkill county, Pa, writes, that,
having had Il limb crushed and his arm
paralyzcd. he was completely cured by
few applications of st. Jacobs Oil.
the GREAT main cure
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Pecler's Chill and Fever Syrup is
warranted to cure any case of chills
and fever Contains no quinine or
arsenic, or anything injurious to the
system.
PEELER's DRUG STORE.
sugl-3m sixth and Austin St..
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TIE TEXAS BENEVOLENT
ASSOCIATION.
th"rt.r,d fN1er the Lars Of the Vate Of Tros
Chonered T"aer Me Lo.cs Of tie Hate of 7s.ros
OBJECTS OF THE ASsoCIAT ON.

he o he Associa be
OF of
tl' ion %
socia and ton ot fall classes
ne Oft
'''ca>', members and to assist them distress sickness
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For Rent. TWO new prick store
houses near Narrow Gauge depot
Enquire OF Tom fApuil'E
iV2g- I'm,
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THE cRuNrlNc eETcHsp HIM.

Every smoker hould -mohc Lit
lie Joker
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As indicated by the illustration thi, n,,nn
draws from the bnttnm of a weN or ci,,etr sns
every movement stirS 'he water from iop "a
bottom. and thus los the c1utinuou, int,odpr
uuu of fresh air prevents siagnetion and kesp,
the water fires h aud pure. u al'o puJiGes WI
cr already StHguuut destroy, wiggle tail. u,
makes the water HS good as cycr Vita
many prominent citizens now using ,hspgs
For sale exclusively by RIPLEY q JURY
dealers in Farm Implements aud machr
AUSTIN STREET WACO TEA
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T. r. JORDAN,

Don't forget TO call al the EXAM
INER's office and pay your snbscrlp'
iinn
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25 CENT COLUMN

W ANrEp--A female nurse; white woman
w preferred. Apply at LIS Austin Avenue.
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MEMBERSHIP FEES.

lONIRARUTIONS TO BENEVOLENT AND RELIEF Fl Nd.
Igbi Hy dtys qter1fdc0io" u"d tame" dSSes'"e"
cdied atertcdrdS
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\\-ANTED-An elderly lady wants situa-
w tjun Il. housekeeper or governess in a
,muN family. Would teach music If desired.
Address, Mrs :. J W, Waco Pustoflice.
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principles whatever be
LOW RATES OF ASSESME ENTS ARE NO ECONOMY.
o
tn mem by
graded
the Association
it,
bank Post Office
day
and dc
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w ASTED.--At SecondnT- store one hun
w dred silk dresses. Also books, maga-
>neS, etc {. f. klmgsbury, Ag't South side
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L'OK SALE.-The Bonner place In East Waco.
' This property consists oi five room dwell.
ling ami stables. line cistern aud Ia ucres
and is offered very low. Apply 10 r. Il. cox
over the state Central Bank a-21-l4t.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-02

"Wha' ou nirth is that you'vo go'r
,kei Mrs rrllington when Conway ar
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-02

oners his professional services 10 the citizen,
ul Waco and Vicinity.
,pEFiCE-At Drug Store ~ J l.. Cornish
~ street, Frsf Waco o. l-lpdw3m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-02

ayes, that, what they cnll it. Finest
thing to sleep on you ever seed. All yol've
gpt to do /, TO tie IL up IN the ysrd and
snu A. away like thar want no hot
Won her in the community. Pm mighty
tired trym' to sleep On hot bed, 50 io-
night while you an the boys mir ii-htiu'
m ~kuniu' for breath, ri be out under
the ~tnr-, -nitn' ihe co,l breeze from til"
...ttfI.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-16
nANISs.
Dallas Nali0D9l Bank
DaLlAs. TEXAS.
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Transsois uenors' taHhirr Du'lness
OFFICERS - q hsgue, President Il "
Tompkins, Vise-Pgo,ident y. NJ kearion
Cashier
DIRECTORS H. q. Bayne, r. v. Tomp'
kins 4 X fcfgusf0n, 4. J, To ter, j. \. TTexe.
want IT 4. 4 MOhecai WI Wright o. A.
keatlng D. Al kourlou
The fOlloWil. ate Eastern suhfcrbcrs 10 the
sinck of THIS Bank. 1866 Charles Wheeler lnta
VICE prrgli ~ Cuua National Hank. philsdol,
phigG NJ rrutmnn rrlsidCni Central National
Bank, Phindrlphu. a W nTow f., prnvidunt
l. o. a IWFt Company, Philadelphia ". A.
pullman. President {. aboard bauk. Nov YORK,
q hayn President ilrl National Bank,
D rndfCrd, rR T. J. IHWton, First ~ inlai
Rank, ur'gHu, n va. Y. Rita 81 rUurshurr
.iHl Savings Bank Il Hanna, NtIf Pillow
Company Monmnuih, ll.i ID. O'DHy Vie.
Pics 'aUnt United plrc Lines.
tank ia Dexter q u, gussln'k former iusufs
if ro ON.rn MAIN fTKEEL