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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-07
PEE sssAxs TO Tsx End.

The Pcsf sEseEs tas 1sHs-
onstssted that the tariff IS the para
es0unt issue in tte pending political
campaign. II has demonstrated that
tbe ottttude of the Eepsssiean party
- that question b Ia harmony sifh.
Whils tbss Of the Democratic party -
aniseonissse 10 the present. prosperity
and future welfare of car state ard
section. IL has shown tisss the izssses
IRE broader AID derper thar tie mere
6tIing of ttis or that oiIles With tssis OF
that p~rxon for brief fssyias4. The
consequence of this election Nill reach
forward and affect the wsafsss. not
only Of those xlso paFtsipafs ia - ss1t
the welfare OF their children and their
children children 10 resuofe GENERA
tisns. IL j. broad. deep infinitely
fsr-reaehing question. itts gFestiofl
0f progress. property. phenomenal
increase in population a'id ssssf1s. ~
the one hand Srsverty. dscaY aud ret
sogresslon on the either. IL t. gstfs-
ton with which 10 good sifizen can af-
lord 10 tsisse. To do ~ soaIld BE little
irss than criminal. yisslls important
In its local s,esring ard effect. ~ essss-
trol and operation afs a1stieF* - ssss-
tionAi concern acting thrs1gb sEse sne-
dunn Of cengses. ard tise is-si~fAi *
eeutiye.
Notwithstanding tie - ssiss= sud
sp!endor ~ Washington nAtafsi re-
sources, she cannot Afford 20 si@pFssssis
the value OF cordial relations slth the
majority ia congress ard sish the
executive head Of the government
With which she il aloat 10 establish
closer relations. THE executive Is BE
publican. The msi9rity in both
branebss Of congress i Republican.
That majority in each branch - GER
tain to be increased hy the pending
admission of new states. 1t y almost
certain OF further increase 80 result
of approaching elections ia TIE Older
states. The Republicans are more
likely 10 gain votes IN Virgins. Aorih
Carolina and Tennessee than 10 lose
in any other quarter.
All these Indications point In one
direction II Washington hopes for
friendly consideration If her interests
In the next congress. il l~hoOves her
20 establish the most cordial relations
possible with that congress. To effect
this, II bchooyss her to chOose repre-
sensaiiyes TO both branches of that
congress who viii be IN political accord
with the majority in eaci. of those
bodies. To effect this oar people must
permit no trivial or minor oonsidera-
lion 10 interfere siih their support OF
the Republican candidates for congress
and for the legislature. That the ean-
didate for congress j. eminenIly
worthy OF such support il universally
conceded.
~ - yr~~ussahle that the candidates
for Legislative bonors have been
selected With equal care and judgment.
Ii is safe 10 assume that the Demo
Gratis. hopeless OF electing their state
ticket. hopeless Of defeating Colonel
Wilson. will concentrate all their
energies 10 secure a majority In the
legislature, and thus secure for their
party the representation of our state
In the United States senate This is
the point that must be most jealousy
guarded.
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sh~y esaysoysvs ssonssn<1s u men -
- most liberal ssxse p3is 20 at
Iahprpys IN the uessa. The psoScss
81 sb~ss as@-yv~ry ~~ns irsse the chan
n~s. a s-s<i. stimulating ecustsefr~
e4ss~Tprsss inyrsvsnsssss sal E'Fu-iae
tot aos ealy - their osn nssrhb<SF'
h<<<s and state. bat sil oTss TIE sorses-
Th~y we're male very rica. but Tsa
ANYBODY male poorsrY
EElsssrassorss saizhs - n1ssfifsses'
s.as enough h2s te~u written 20 ssig
get al line s,s shoagss ass<s sssggsss ii''
v.~rirstsons shsrh rili conyinos ans
r.asxtsar aIa.a that sisess = FTea'
deal a cart IN fbe Assumption ina
the ~ssesess Of sosBs asen fnsss nssss-
mrliy imply injury u otbsrs. or 20 'se
eommnnifv. The eDfsditsou OF oar
country = .aeh that the movers u
great enterpri-e-, isyoisaBg The fiss O
.s,v- ..s,r. Of ssss,nxy and the employ
n.esss - isrg~ tssi'ss OF msIl. hase 81
s...s farve fs,Fsssf44-s fbe resssit= ~
.t...~e wiso sssees.sa are taDsiastsss lsf1
startling agare~. Tie other cases az
not etsrD8teles.
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A seN Day. ago San francisco
evening ysY<r regsgiesi that Arch
tfssssyg gior.iass II the a'hoiie church
xas IN such feet,le h~sifh fhsf he had
ases ssss ~ sass cguBea 81 tie clergy
q rs. aiss SO ga ehe~Sse some na'sse 70
~ sslhusiflrsi - sis- pore s. eoad l'it"r.
TIE rAB Francisco thsgaseke, on the
direct Authority al the archbishop,
pruaeances she report without founda-
ton.
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An article In the September leraH
contributed by Thomas e.. Sherman
the distinguished attorney OF Brook
lyn. New York. contains some start.
ling figures a. 10 the concentration oi
wealth In few hands in this country
According to this authority. and be
ASSURES us that hts estimate have
been made with extreme caution
there are in the United States
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4 Den.oegatse local contemporary
elaine that sf@ especial aim q DIS
patty ia The pending CONTEXT y 70
gvs the pespse COOL gosefnnassit
THE s. q decided istting-sosn- Afore-
time HE pArsy. hy 81 overwhelming
me as'fe. "a IN favor u two good
zssvsrHnasHta. ore nertis sfass one zoath
of Mason AMI Iax0ns line They
"a led "a eonusc;. snsl = ike fate
A9aass thsu nov.
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I>Tf>Tss,N

BAATis~ HAVING NsRSEX r. nv - I
- - 80 - ea A. &c ssssese - TIE
t'a<rt -~lsns satDxs ssEs flHs &ass ssx..s.
aatas tsa. ~ sSsaer eFcn&s. "a sE,glls ~
teiss tA1 - sFsisHs az iuvgszsaeats. sa<zss
az ssfs 50 ssiS ga ia N.kass 70 u errs.ssss
.Es sessszxsesy
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/ t'sT-gS VICINITY OF FoSr9eFlsFs
/. asCagH lrEff- G>sgesi sr Fss.r $50
N@z+ats4 h4sk - s.gnF - Janaes 81 cos
: 49, seSSe- & 3ty stsg xl-Sse ssxre
sSsse = - irg ks&a Mater t'ss : ssssse
- "a a ts1& tNEAE~ Old FIJI
isssszSs3 Jersey hAs ssssa~ Ant r.
en estk ese~ ssss@z. "a &Asz seszrE 80
s~ 49, 50 ssE8ra ~ say Eass~AsEa<sa -
ssEae. y A. }azaes. M slu@ ssrers.
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STssfGfTTYg>

rs ENGLAND MARBLE AND GRAN
= Ae aur&s. Sex & t'syssssie ssrauyt~s.sgs
. ssA1ss = cega~fegy ard kngs1lne wurg
dome VIA artistic Skill 3 f5sH surg3v ~
5A4fs3SEs eH.-s aaftx np land E<essssTely
ss'1e' Assss cse&g%T thsa say asheg era esss
t5f F*ass2- ts~sEus nth pssee< furnished
so spssl$Faisaa free o. enanse- Pike street.
Fssrfss - ~tEtN ststs
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NDffon ~ t9,>T..CI0RS


II Office To CONTRACTORS - gIt,S
~ are wsn;ed GA terrace ~ houSes g,r
:. Lobe & Co. mp IA u ocleck noon, sep
. y Der y, plans aud specifications a. ef,.s.
os ~. >telHmaa. Boston tllock the right
- l,-seExed 70 :, ieci any or al tids
pins ~ CONSTRUCTION OF WASH
ID iozion Territory Investment 20. /.
ga it2ins -alesSsF1ctnE e norsb vet corner
~ NtessHd snd Cher streets. VIII tss g ~, I
iaeNtsf. i.@N. = III. Charles " Saunders
ssi& T. tipHghinst, sFchiss It's. a. Basscts
h3ock
NOTiCE To tU<T4 A. Ts1tE>-At-I.tE5N
~ Tractors having CohtrArt calling for
electrical work Of suv Kind Sill an3 IL Ia
Their advantage 20 csll iron - address BE,
undersigned sissi sn0 a. q really 20 bid ugs,Y,
anything 10 TIRE electrical line, wiring sop
e e'-sT1c nights. sannu riater~ and D. i ssfis-
tssSsfTaiy N~fsS aud guaranteed prices low
ct ~ the city Baker. Bach & Ia. 10 and
Il AtStas tlezk, t0ianbis hxfwesn lhfri
anG fsarSh.
NOTICE 10 CONTRAJIURS HIS
.>wt.3 p reviewed ~ oe'ts7e 81 unssersszs,
"a AL siSeF - ysiAy Angus q. {.lf n.
cav a}saG - eaFt2tt ~ SecaEla sad Z q ga
sFests- tGaFses szuaSers 4 u
heazaten. G. Boston blocx
NUf&Ik To tuSTAAtsfflK * HI
~ Etst - reeetVssi a. as~srss 81 nal r.
sieHssl ea asi@ sigsF NondaT. s..tsevslasr :
a IN. tor the construction 81 he No
taSt9o leSr tors Ia ytstraes.s g',s : fgaglsf5gsg
bs'fta SsR& corner >Sconsi All tnegry
strv~fS- thSr}ss~A s.us.tssrs "a
henehto1. g BssSssa ,.i4Nrk
pIUs WlLL hE EEC atVEp kY y
- hasos1e s3u& 2saeu ga Nes;.tsv -szs~
ssza A~F 2, Tor Dang MeG Cars ia 49,
cisfton aaslaiax
\oriCk - CONTRACTORS - THE
y Raises aAssrlai Cn1nr.zay hare
st~7ait T~--iss1ss3 aFraug efseufs a. rzrg-yFs
3t.tFtF - customers ssha@e snl ssEassf,.
s.''e *tP@ FTt's~'rt Hraek lGszs
e~steDf, psssssS asIr. gnrss#r f-,ns-a "a
afvssztfs, lab ksssi shls 60. la 49, ! s9rsss
sast .3tF ItG-garsgy srsire IN ne T.sr~
FEar. ~ ~ers7s.ss ssrs,.r
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ADVERTISEMENT upeter the besds % Lost
Faslssd Fss SAFE. F0g Rent. and 15iuAtiolis
Wanted wiil ~ insertsss Al tue rate o. :
es..sts . xorf sfT first insertion, ! cent .
zssggs fsl~ cara 81 ssss.asf4t insertion. Pay
msgsf always tn advance.
x6yf IL E--The business os3re OF the Post
fxrgtllaEscEk viii hereafter be open anti
20 n classified advertisements viii De
rsss-fVssi ap - ttsls honr.
TIE following letteFs sre swaIting sfver-
ti-sFz ~ this office
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NAAfFn Partner ~ HRICk-
w yaui 49, .taoafy out "a lntgrs W il,
a. ns2ata sas-i Yarat Sc pz~'S who esf3 fus-
AfsQ capita Pes fHt iD steaen power EsisuE
q AsAsst. aiFh 1ssa, man. i.ieurissn \ Co.
Vttx.
"a ANtbta ~ NAN ER0kDTSMIX
w ye'uvsrSsbs Bee thv undertaking bs.Nl
ne~s - az 80 tfsHesrs. . fsart.sr 18th
sit.0 ttt1 ftslap uT Nasa4 nv frrrr,s
Ass3tvss & 1'.l,stakeF. F.ess lpts iitg. ueeF
IbAEfNEN @ANfkp MIN p.faa OK
I aistfF. tr Esasa hssss uCss - make Money
80 - IL. - 100000
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dispatch steamers from Seattle as follows.
f"i san frAneisco, via Port TowusauS
and victoria Al s:oo p m. passengers rs.
eseiResi an hoard at 5:o0p m Sqprembe-
>; ~, - p -, 20. aud every i've davs
and "a F'sA''ef ~
"a FROM san Francisco. for Victoria and
fisst sound ports. At 3 a. m, sep,,mh..,
:. Sc. :, II H. 2. 2, and every i've days Their.
Tickets may be obtained q, ,ha o.....
Oh ne coDpsny AZ The Russell -
1stDAiL> PERKINS 4 co. GENT av,s
40. AZ Market street san Francisco. Gal
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HGNF 40 IEt>E.

VI kNrsp LEASE. I0T si.ea
w ta'n tea ptauses wSsk 81 post
Nss e." etC yeas-- ttaStur,s. tessg ssssl
t.--si-er
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.iNN4IkRS ND tHEAIAIN

RKfANT-s ASSAY OFFICE. SEATTLE
- F.s'ta ! Se~iia bices, correct asssys
Tor terms ara references assssrssx "a a1uoxs.,
ses13 >&Fys facs ~ sasii az ex press mining
pTIsleEtssa. vxsmtav4 az Reasonable rsfes.
4 " b. anE
{ EoAGk BETHUNE, sSaAYEg AND
~ as lEtst. saslF 80 nf ex.zI. Sr~ eEss.
orSs' eTc- -Sna xaHa p.ss Cor ASA By cal
F~an@-z NsxN 70
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" ANfatt ~ RENr AN CPRUHF
w ttspss AAl.ess Eivtux make sass
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CITY NOTICES.
. ssFssMrNT Ro ID. NEST ,

@ ~
4 ssEssMENT Ro Il, VEST STREET
n grsGe-Notice IL herr by given that the
assessment roll for q grading, piliag and
bridging West street, from irgtnia street
10 fe>ler avenue. has been fled with the
undersigned clerk of the eisy of seattle;
aud further notice IL her,by given that the
said roll Is open To public Inspection al the
office of said clerk. In The city hall. aud
viii remain open Tor insp, elton until FIJI
day, ;. piember 10, Isee. az ; O'Clock y. ru. ,
aud that all persons feeling I'll cmseiyes az
gricTed by any such assessment may APP
ply TO the common council OF said city TO
have the same corrected, on saii septem-
Der -, 1859, 81 o'cl.ck p. m, az their
council chambers, in the city hall.
e. W. FERRIS, Chr
Date of Dirt publication. september 6,
lSsa.
4 sSEssMENT ROLL MAIN sTKEkT
"A grade--Soiiee Is hereby given that the
assessment Il for The grading OF Main
street, from Twelfth street To east line of
Ierry's fourth sd1i len, and construct ng
sidewalk on both sides thereof has b-en
hied with the undrrs gned clerk Of the
ci,y of seattle; and f. rther notice Is hereby
glycli that the said roll is open 10 inspec-
ton 1T the Office of SAID elork. iu the city
ball aud viii remain open Tor inspections
buuf Fridsy, SepteMb Der %. lSSs, al )
O'Clock M, and that all persons feeling
themselves agerieyed by sny such assess
/ hattsh H1sf rRR1s ~ ttit t1iE taRil ftHttii vi
said city 10 have the sara. corrected on
said September -. isss. at O'Clock y. m.
At their council rhambers in the ~ ball
G. W. FERRIS. Clerk
Date OF first publication, September s.
Iss9
/ 1 SstSSMkNT ROLL. MikADo STREET
sFade-NotiCe - hereby given that the
assessment roll I, r the grading of Mlkado
street, from Eighth street tn Ia sifth st4etsf
and constructs 81 Icwaik on both sties
thereof. has been ficd with the under
I agnesi. clerk al the vity al Seattle. and fur
{ ther notice j. hereby given that the said
T roll is open Ia public insp. ction at the
o'iice 81 said clerk. Ia the city ball. aud
viii euadtn open fJr Inspection until Fri
I GAY. >eplefn t-sF -, is>H, ~ oe eek D. m .
satd thst all peesosss feeling themselves
sEgrfeyCfi by any such assessment MAY
Apply 60 ihc cotsme0 council II said cir
+ in have tOr san" cssTfes ~. en- <aii sep
tm1Tr "a, is-', al : o'clock p. IN. at the
council chsmlc' ia the Is hall.
&. ". FERRIS, Clerk
Date Of hFss publication. september 6,
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T. l-sA~k ~ fexs -, l.asss sss SO sssagss-
I sassf yerssg Nsss Aas f~Vsfih. So ts-aa
"a isa Sssr~ kFRsy 90 ~ zslsss,,
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VI ANEep-A SkGA>Es HAND EkIk
w g~sga sskte mamhss ef gasnagus
Nl 2 "a. sssv ssHaute ~ Wufk Asssre<s gst5s
ersea a.s laft zssseass-f-
Eel-LANp wANTEp ~ Tas
W ~-ggs. waEa bs5sk cssy sHd tssssz..
r,s lHf-re haa kxeaff Hsltes tTesn ~4zFssr
.t sty - HsN ts~A A.tfFt~s :
e -at En- -..e ~ssFFhryss az NHTzs Ess&sEk
VI ANEt a. sttks ftA ssGk nRtNg O..
~ 4xHs os SraasHt eu tFak ssncsf hs~
fssea tsEs.s ASS MsFFt $685. ttss p.t e. ~
N# EN3 ~ekt Hatsssss "a. ~ a.
Is &o- srss af5,sc Fss-za - Hsssa4s
Hsss
N+ANtsts ge.sta az g. AzSsk~ RfaH.
w 49, essee est -e FroHs ss~e~s
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a7sx1xxAxBxssz ---
= 1.:.sss1rs- sg1f xs nassH Me-
IS RS rsents. Frvzs szxsss bsrsfs
xsxsh seaitze-
rHEAPE.T p ACE Fux skss hks = !.
I saz<eF xunes slz~sFe4 fsoat -sasxs -
Ear. sorts $50
"uT9I- AID Lsgrs1is0 hsss 81 W..
II - srfrrxzs<s.zs rsax.rrs - 81 . sz@s@- -
. :. S..s1~s1s "a g. frosr fhz> csts naA -FsSNtt
wsttrszs r.s.ss-T. Third ssFsek. n-z.- -.--- :
D-.ETT ES7agr-sUg SlgE gLEAs
4 ss.raa coca ing 20 ~ Iii. sssuEsa ssfss7s ;
y ~sl.. - sssst. s yer .-xk
|-I-H pain fuK Books. LiEgAEiE--
\ sasf s-zsx. z-s ffS8t sftes1
REv17y1 NOTES pAEEk-tlS =
II ;s~u,,-1sshe~ bare Easssl aKssc 1911
1-,- ssesSes.s. \. the aesexzse tTfls1ax- az
Ttfrs ..rxsf. % kssss itseFTT zAks s-ssssss'-
tssx- --------
Nefp1NIls5nT AND pA1 sAGt k-I.sN-
vi ssn nos ~ eposragsea s"f -.
Elsklxsa.f and dzzseanx saTxs ID g'@- ANp.s
s,a~.rx~ n Bcrrxn. rsaaassr. AFr~r4s n
I-~tTe easIe.mx.
n1y- CHANCE 10 EAkE MONET :
X s,-,s.S sts.s rsess ycsg eaa md fss engine
ss.sza IS Pgss IaEesassefseefs t~tseea 6e'
Sc IA
.css .Itgets- TItskETS Oh SALE Al
III f.sss rasxs a. -@sgEss- Lake >foke q
F.a< s.Ts. .segsas. fs@.s oi Assilssa sfrsssi.
.a-fIT. HrY IMPROVED or CSfA-
w ,xoss<i l0ss from owsers ssssSF. 1s's
r. Gilmore. Psssfae rsstaslKaist -
mug WESTERN MILL COMPANY AT
Lake rnsou IL prepared 80 furnish
slsnssYis-f sas5 and 6A-ors. also giASr, hss-
I,x large stock GA hsEss;. and ~ loss<i
prizes. ------------
DTTTgSED MADAME TElTswoRIH
! Il Y~~ras. reliable ciairsog aas fortune
teissr. SIS Third street.
DuEAPsk fHAS tbs CHEAPE-T-
\ Tue SEATTLE Furniture Co sells fErnl-
rsaF. sBz si-r HAN x9y uti1ef noass ia the
etfY ssai, aad price our goods sDd -
convinced. LIS Front street. near PIKE
street.
I'VE PAKkE & LACY MACHINERY
i Company, E and 80 North Front street
Portland, Or. manufacturers OF and deal
ers ia min and mining naeale cry, boslerz,
eE.gsflsas. 1osG and iron working saaefsin-
cry Estimates furnished Oh complete
plants OF every description. seattle once,
fsroa ~. Boston bsoek-
i,pg TURNING. So RoLLsAWING AND
i genera. mil work, ~ "a Garthley a
Hafsr, rear 0f Lake shore mill, LAKE Y n
Ion
rl,o sToRE AND SALOON kEEPEks--
II The well An1su Mr. L. GsrliDgvr fixture
manufacturer oil -an Francisco. has olsens q
a branch in this city, where he aaputae-
ttIrs-@ all kinds ef store asd saleson nxtures.
counters, shelving. ice boxes. grocery TX
lures, drug nxta es, wall cases- mirrors,
etc saloon fixtures, really made. ON hand
aud II sde 10 order. call and get prices be
fore ordering ELSEWHERE. L. beriinger.
AIS, second street. SEATTLE.
OZARK CAPES SILL FURNITURE
u CARPETS. bedding, etc ,cneate. Tor eAsa,
tam s.ay other arm in or arosiad seattle.
Try them aud you viii fnd IL 20. Pike
and Filth.
| k-c TO $50 A MONTH CAN BE MADE
TtO working for Us. Agents preferred
who can furnish a horse and give their
who lime to the business. spare mo-
menss may be probably employed also.
few vacancies ia towns and cities. b. +.
JOHNSON & Co. lDs Main street, Rich
nlona, Va. y. B.--Please state age and bust
ness experience. Never mind sending
stamps for reply. B. n. J. d 60.
mavi5wA isrnos
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To the stockholders of the Guarantee Loan
& I. Ust Co, of Seattle:
whereas, 1t Is desired 10 increase the cap
ital stock OF I. e Guarantee Loan 4 Trus
Co. of seattle, therefore the undersigned
being majority of the trnste.s of SAID
company, hereby call a meeting of the
stockholders of said company 20 be he'd
on Saturday the eth day of September. ls~g
al the hour of . O'Clock In the afternoon vi
laid day, at the company's Office ia III.
city of Seattle, for the purpose Of co, slider
ing proposition of the said board of trtl~-
tees. dolly adopted Al 2 meeting af sale
board. held July ii. isss, fo- The iuereas So
Of the capital stock of said company from
the sum of fifty thousand dollars to the
sum OF two hundred thousand dollars.
l. ;. J. HUNT,
- T.. B. DOWNING,
J. II. BOWMAN,
g. II. HEiLBRoN,
ID. y. BAXTER.
Seattle. July II. Iss9
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

NJ < AND Nks 4 ]. CASTLE HfkT~
VI s-x ans. TEACHER. Is~asian ]. ia $50
azssssEews. r o. scx Ssattie VT
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TREASURY Department.
OfflCE or COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY. :
WASHINGTON. June y. lssa.
WHEREAS. BY satisfactory evidences, pr..
scented To the undersigned. il has been
made 70 sppesr that The Washington
National Bank Of seattle" In the c3tv Of
seattle, IN the county of King aud Terri
tory OF Nashi sgfon has G ,rl.,,iier with All
the provisions oi the statutes of the Tinted
states, required Ia be complied with before
an association shall he authorized To com
mence the business of banking
Now therefore |. jesse b. Abrshams
deputy and Acting Comptroller of the
ns,ar,eney, do hereby certify that THE
Washington NAtioual Bank of SEATTLE. in
The city ~ eGtts. I'm the county OF Esny
spd territory nt WASN'T gtoi,. il suthorjzed
" com mcnce the business Of banking as
provided in s.etipn flfiy-one bundled snd
sixts-nine of the Revised statutes Of the
United states '"'
in tesitmofy whereof witness
~ ny hand anG seal OF Office
,l tilis 9Th day of june. Isse
HhaI }. ID. ARsAHAN<
Deputy and Acting Comm
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81 TO Sll.laM = -. .oAE l.n q

~ TO $1,000 X lots. .oAS l.a a.
furniture, pisgssss -. Sos aud cshe.
ehsfsel securities. without removal. tusi.
ness strictly couetis uftal Gilmore 4 co
falsce rsSiAafsut. opposite E-sssos'ies.
NO1AaN FJRalt' AND IN-GRANC s
" ti0sAoTc. F&lses restaurant
-tu 10 Asso rU EuAN ON FIRM,
TlN iuTv, pianos hnrSs-s Diamonds. etc
low rsisS seattle Loan 60. Fs~sga IA
kurse h{nrk
= ekk CkSf Monty ~ lORN "a IN
ssse reofsVty - rChuil8; slse ssa sssss.
tayras. fsy gseUtS Csn be usssie Aay tlne
etirF one year no delay in making io&nS
iru'asre s PstsoH i'urke hi0ss
Nfo&sa To LsAN-AAss a. pan
vi seas, &o.oua s.. hsstau Algsk
NlUNsN Tt LOAN ~ RkAL k.GATs
vi &Ad rsrspfss3 ssS-ggtty $o.Ex. gaurs-
gsEes, t-snstS, rssau8y ans c4gy ~srFaagS
els Ass8zts Aa3 SOLD q = Miller 4 Ga
. seFS- - t's.grshss sirs.f NeS In eis~ek
I ttN8 or sE0kf TtNk laAS~ MADE
L e ea rv@1 eN5sfe w1& rsakc favorable
Tstrs sssa give tas business TsStrupt zft.sD-
tloW NtG Aa~a bssY mortgages tssss H. NJ
is<r, t-@ssiq Taifs strrvt-
NttsNEG fA LOAN u$ BUSINESS gEfsy-
vi eety tor 0alhalag pavF.ssss ~ ste tses-
wsN NsvsDeN ans kcaa -ss.s.ssEy Of Szm Frsr.
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UCEIfsTS AND AFRfNr~
DIN ff>TN

4 LBkkT ) FOkKEsr. D.NTI@r-
\ BafSe brick block. corner Third ans.
n3on teeth extracted aud gold GlIiag a
sFs. ats
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ps his 7-e8steure coruer 81 Front ara
ttAt. 90 hoe ~ eshie and Electric sass3s
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~ = toI9ntis streei, sessrle.
M ?, 6lDD3Nt5>. y. d. :. OPP NATIVE
Aseaflstry. oShCe, Fuosn 5. Bnrke
~xatfie " ash
4 a HOLMES DENTIST E07N :
|. Calvm his hsslse
" o WILLS FaiCE. DENTIST,
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N1U<EN - tnA>-4AnNE-t
vi Mortgage ITaSs CO. ssifu pzta an
capital oi ~ ,ass',tss' mskes hams on i'm
proved sltS sssa farm V-,5ps nv. wu pay
money aa ioan "a h@ufs after application
i tu>ac. we Only Ssnt iiE3e Ia examine
tale loans Of $50 IN $50 tse Nanlesi- alb
soluse}y 10 delay building leans \
specially sny aadSil eoso petition smet-
~ knit, Srasral sxcus ama examiner,
room /. Ne~ign niock
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DEAuNAI--oFFlCE Or IT .Ils MEYER
IL removed from n Atkins block To ii
Boston block.
SPECfaL MOTTO E-THE FIRM HITLER
- 10 known ms BattIn n Co. has this day
been changed 10 battin, Lee & Co. l. X.
RICH mote having purchased an interest
In the business, W II hereafter ass - W. \.
Lee, under whose management the firm
has been doing business thus tar, in cob
Quoting the affairs Of the new firm. Battin.
Lee & Go.
ID kdoNED-Miss KATE MCCARTHY
III moved into her dress making parlors,
No. pa Second street, between Marion aud
Madison.
NOTICE. HAVE LARGE Sgo0K
~ OF furniture aud becdiug az turner
hail, Fourth and jefferson .tTeets. A.
Nshihuseh