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more than this Is mado either through
ignorance or malice
The statement has been made "upOn
reliable authority that the state secre-
tary has "a pile Of that Issue shout slx
feet high, six feet long and at least three
feet Wide" The entire number received
by tho secretary would not make a pile
half that size, aud he had 1T ths time chat
statement was made about 100 copies Of
the paper He is yet Issuing them for
the good Of the order, and every package
sent adds 10 the strength ~ the order
What better use can be made OF A part
of the funds than 10 procure and distrib-
ute alliance literature among the peOpleS
What plan can we adopt 70 extend the
order, convert the unbelleYer, and
strengthen tho faith OF the brethren chat
will be as cheap and give better reaultss
What we have done we did believing lt
TO be the best thing that could be done at
the time TO extend tho order and educate
the people.
Conscious Of the rectitude Of our pur.
pose and satisfied that the results Justify
the means we submit this statement 10
You. Yours iraternally, ....rat
THE BOARD or TRUSTEES.
The advocate., 1890-07-16
GEo. d. RUdoLEs,
j. p. RATHBORN,
w. w. DIMMoND.


lIigdon n HlgdOn, patent lawyers, 30
liCitors for American and foreign pat
ents, rooms 50 and 56 Hall building,
Kansas City, Mo-, and SO LeDrOit build
ing, Washington, d. O., report the follow
ing list Of patents granted during the
week ending July IS, 1890. by apply
ing TO them at either Office printed
copy OF any patent here named can be
obtained for 95 cents in stamps. Send
for book Of instruction free Of charge:
Kansas Corn planter, John X. ThOmp-
son, Arkansas City; two-wheeled vehicle,
Rieder q Ford, Anthony; door check,
Alexander d. Matheson, Stafford; tax
holder, William II. Dean, Ottawa.
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From tho lIourd VI trustees.
HUTCHINSON, Kan, July

HUTCHINSON, Kan, July O.
EDITOR ADVOCATE; The AHiaacc Tri-
5,ac having charged the board Of trustees
Of the State Alliance with mlsappropri-
ating the funds Of the order, we write
this to give the true status of the affair
AT meeting Of the board, held in the
secretarys office, in Burton, Kan, De
cember 90 and "a, 1850, the question OF
supplying reading matter gratis to the
membership, and to the uninitlatcd, TO
educate them in the principles and OBJ
iects Of the order, was under considern-
tlon, and II was decided that the cheapest
plan was TO got printed an edition OF some
paper favorable TO our cause.
We applied TO Brother S. McLallln,
editor Of THE ADVOCATE, who had located
his paper at Topeka, to give us estimates
Of the cost Of such edition. lIe proposed
TO furnish 2l-page paper, filed with ar
ticles from prominent alliance men Mt the
cost Of white paper. Thinking this offer
as favorable as could be secured, we or
dered $4,000 copies, to which Brother
McTall!n added lO,OOOcopies gratis. The
cost Of the edition, including postage,
was S775, or l,35 cents per copy. These
papers were sent 10 every alliance, 10
organizers for distribution, and to per-
sons who wrote letters OF inquiry about
the alliance A supply was sent TO the
state secretary, who furnished them as a
part Of the outfit TO new organizations
This edition was distributed the last Of
January, and during the month Of Feb
ruary tho secretary received more reports
Of new alliances than In any other month
during the year We feel that the great
impetus given to the growth Of The order
Is largely due TO the influence Of these
papers, and that the order has received
many times over the value Of IL, and that
we are able TO make the following very
satisfactory financial exhibit is largely
due 10 the same cause:
Balance on hand NJ beginning
OF yeaT. eaT....,....,...,....... S3,0i0G0
Fees and dues In quarter" i,12J00
Charter fees es.,.......... i,3M0O
For supplies sr..,.........,." 1T
Total. SiO,02237
H.,...g,s - .,.a,.tav A
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'Tn what large city do you fnd the
democratic press taking as high moral
ground az the republican pressr asks
the Detroit Tribune. Well, II ID gener-
ally observed that In all large cities the
democratic papers take high moral
ground during the republican admlnistra-
tlons, and the republican papers take
high moral ground during democratic
administrations. AT other times they rum
along on rather low moral plane. Chi
cdgO NotCs.
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Alliance Picnic.
BURLIN0AME, Kan, July

BURLINGAME, Kan, July I'D.
EDITOR ADvOCATE;- There will be an
alliance picnic held at Mahoneys grow
three miles northwest Of Scranton, OsSSe
county, Kansas, on August 10, 1890, We
hope TO secure some Of the best speakers
the state can afford, and a rousing time
Is anticipated. Come one, come all (Alll-
ance people especially with your baskets
full. r. s. MONTGOMERY,
Secretary Pleasant Valley +. A. &I. u,
No. 470.
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Notice.

There will be mass meeting Oi the
Sixth Congressional District the 18th Of
Of July, At Downs, and all countiCsin the
district are invited to send delegations To
compete for the prizes, TO be given the
town having the best display, the presi-
dents Of Osborn, Smith, Jewell and
Mitchell county alliance TO b6 judges.
Tents, barbecue and feed for teams free.
The following speakers ARE expected to
talk to us; VIM. Baker, Judge PeiTer,
President B, II. Clover, Mrs. Annie L.
Diggs, Mr.. Boyd and others, Come one
and all and hear the great question OF
the day discussed by able speakea. BY
order Of committee. sf1,,rln'
GEO. 3. RUdoLEs,
u Id ID ...---......
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-01-30
A SEQ Raef.

Chris. Hill, the butcher, yester-
morning bet Jack Richards, clerk
in Werrln's store, 500 that he
(Richards) could not bring out a
beef from the slaughter house on
the Ophir grade.
Richards immediately got a day
off from his employer and set out
TO win his bet. He hired three
men on the Divide to help him,
aud they set out a-feot for the
slaughter house, having but one
pair Of Norwegian snowshoes with
them, but. taking plenty of ropes
At the slaughter house they strap
ped on q stiff rawhide and tied their
load on the snewshoes for runners
and then struck Q bee line, as they
they thought, Tor the Belcher
works, where team was waiting
for them. But they got away from
their bearings, and, after many a
mishap, losing their beef in the
snow, and fishing and digging ii
out time and again, they struck
the American Flat road at the
Knickerbocker works. They got
q horse and sleigh TO take them
from there to their team at Belcher,
and from there they drove rapidly
to the Hill Brothers butcher shop,
where good, juicy beef can now be
bought at prices far below cost. -
Enterprise.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-01-30
VICIOUS FOREIGNERS.

A movement is said to be afoot
IN the Pennsylvania coke region TO
drive cut tie riotous foreign element
which has caused so much trouble
of late wears. 1t was n mistake to
open our doors to them in the first
place. They nave been utilized to
break down the wages OF labor,
and have proved vicious and I'M
governable let. In their native
country they were kept in order by
force, and their conduct here proves
that they respect no other rule.
The men whose wages have been
reduced by the foreign Invasion
have but to thank the cowardly
politicians and office seekers who
cater to this class for votes and give
them every possible encouragement
to think that Americans are laying
awake nights to devise means of
getting them over here to enjoy
the pleasure of their society.
The foreign element has been
taught that there is no country so
desirable as America, and this
crowd have been pstted on the
back until they think they own the
country.
They have bred riot and disturb
ance, lowered the wages of labor,
and toGay are causing the wives
and children of thousands of native
born Americans to feel the psngs of
hunger,
1t Is time Americans rose up and
called halt.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-01-30
The American farmers were

The American farmers were told
during the last campaign that they
were being robbed by the manu-
facturer's protective tariff, but now
cones Mr.. Gladstone, who informs
US, first, that the manufacturers
in free-trade countries, and then
gees on to assure the farmers that
if he would only use his Political
inf hence to put an end to prstec-
ton then it would be possible for
the Americans to grew more corn,
wheat and cotton and thu make
them cheaper to the English opera
tives and manufacturers. This is
an alluriug prospect. but we do not
think American farmers will break
their necks in an eagar rush to real
ize it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-01-30

The Dempsey Mccarthy light has
been postponed on account Of Ia
grippe shaving attacked Dempsey.
The msjority of Carson sports are
anxious to have the fight come of
as soon as possible, as most of them
have their coin on Dempsey. The
knowing enes, however, consider
Mccarthy q safe investment, espec-
ially when it is easy enough to G.
odds.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-01-30

David Ale xander, a religious
crank attempted to assassinate Bish-
OBJ Whitaker on Sunday night last.
He was arrested Monday and COM
mitted fer trial.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-01-30

Over Eve thousand Russians have
settled near Eureka, Cafifornia.
There is one place that ID grippe
viii feel 1t home.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-20

pr. j. Eugene Jordan. Seattle. w. t.;
Dear Sfr-rwo Of my children. hoy aged
IS and girl years, had the measles htue
over q year sgo. Both bsing rather dell
cate. the disease settled uron their lungs
All treatment 90 remove II seemed fsii-
nre. They both continued 20 grow worse,
coughing constantly; had no appetite. be-
coming greatly reduced in tssh-
Nv friends. realizing, as wei - mvsci'
that mr. children were in a very cFstcA
condition. with every symptom Of aalex
consumption tail treatment 80 far being sn
utter saslurel urged upon rue % try nr. ).
Eugene Jordsns medicine i toos toeaT
sdvice~-sent ven statement 81 Their con-
dislon. receiving year medicine WITH IA
.srucsioas. began treating Al once. NJ
children began improving and within
week their cough had stopped and we're
calling for something TO eat osssn during
the aav. They continued 20 improve 80
vsns.asy that il astenishsd Us al ] ksps
nm TIA treatment for two months, eols
heine In excellent health by that time. III
IL nov three months since. and they are
sr;axin. better health than they ever aid.
am hapry 60 make this statement o.
Tact. and hoye il NAV Re the means OF
hen.sssny esAers as IL has In oa- case
Ian very truly yosrs.
JOE II. Ray.
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Fac. TERMINAL OR INTERIOR POINTS
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
II the line 70 take TO III points Esst and
South. 1t 10 the DINING CAR RorrE Il
runs through vesubuled Trains every
day In the year to
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO,
(No change OF earD
Compossd Of Dining Cars unsurpassed. Pull
man Drawing Room sieepers OF
latest equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best that can be constructed and in which
accommodations are both FREE and furnished
for holders OF first or second-ciass uckes, and
ELEGANT DAT coAcHxa
A continuous line connecting with all lines
snsording direct and uninterrupted service
Pullman sleeper reservssions can be secured
In advance through any agent Of the road
THROUGH Tickets
To and from al points In America, England
and Europe can b purchased 81 any ticket
Office OF this company.
Leave seattle Il Sos q m daily; arrive At
Minneapolis OF g. Paul at $40 p n.
PACIFIC DfvIsIos.--Arriye At seattle 2: s. q IA,
through train rom East and south: HISS q m.
coma express: s5s p M. Portland and soath.
Leave Seattle sos q m, through train for
East and south; 1880 m; Tacoma express;
m. Portland and south.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. els
giant day coaches, finest palace dining carn be-
tween Seattle, Tacoma and Portland direct
Fall Information concerning rates. time of
trains routes and other details furnished on
a. b. CHARLTON. Asst. Gen. Pass. Ags,
III First 81, Cor. Washington. Portland, Or.
A. CHILBERG. City Ticket Aren't sls second
street, Boston block, seattle, wash.
seattle Depot. foot Of Third street
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ses, Third and Jamss-
Consuissssoa and prescription absolutely
vRxE
serd nor tree book explaining the hisso-
renstic Sysssna-
CAUTION-rhe H.ssoernette Aecscsnes
are ,c;a in hat ore arcnev 10 each iowa
The lahel aroani the bottle h~a-s sns foS-
lovine Inscription: DR. ]. kaeens los-
dan' 8 Hsxsnx~netsc Medicine kvsrY ether
dev,ce n fxnud
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Dispatch steamers from Seattle ~ follows.
For san Francisco, via Port Townsend and
Victoria. At p. n passengers received on
beard af 5 p. nj March 4. 9, Il is. "A. - aud
every ave days thereafter.
For Alaska. March and "a
From San Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports At2A "a. March I, 6. II. l6, Il.
H. 81 and every i've tays thereafter.
Tickets may be obtained ~ the once Of the
company a. Ocean Dock. Seattle
GoODALI. PERKINS 4 CO., San Francisco
H. MCCLELLAN. superintendent. Seattle
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TINE 10 oLYHIA.
xA1nrcHx AID GRAY's HARDoR
1Ex RAnxxsKR srxANxR MuLTyoxAH.


nAs sppesisisn boas,
L1avss Tsesna nom sAs \. r wharf daily. sx-
cepe eunday, g 9 - sAAxp Returning.
ieavee KaH1ehie i3.<S p ~. Olympia. p n:
arriving In TAccma p m, connecfang wstn
are through boAm Tor wAafcon and way pcfutA
Leaves Baksf q Bacon's dock. foot OF Uusoa
STREET, 8eSstIe, for Tacoma. ~ p IA, sunday.
s. H.-This boat musf be taken from II
coma for Dsays Haxbor country. being the
oniy THROUGH BOAT.
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PROOFS Of THE EFFICACY
HISIOCENETIC SYSTEM
OF TREATMENT.

J. Eugene Jordan. NJ. u.
SEATTLE. Feb. IL. isSn.
Doctor, my little daughter years old
was taken with scarlet fever: was sick two
DAYS before went for . doctor. He came
and told me she had scarlet fever and was
. very sick child. and seemed 10 feel quite
concerned about her. got the medicine
he prescribed and went 10 Gogging's and
got NJ. 90. G. Of your medicine and stayed
BY her night and day; gave II every ID
minutes. BY the way. ! told the doctor
not TO come until I sent for him. He
asked me IL knew what a dangerous dis
ease il was told him | would come for
him II needed Ny mother has had con-
siderable experience with scarlet fever. and
she was the most frightened woman you
ever saw, but had confidence in your
treatment. From the first hour she took
IL she began 10 get better; In twelve hours
her water commenced TO increase and from
the first dose she began 10 recover and
never stopped
| had NV little boy 4 years old take
little occasionally; In aboat two weeks
little of the rash came out on him and that
ended the whole thing.
Mother says nv little girls rapid recov
cry Is the greatest case she ever knew IN
oil her experience.
gave her Just - worth Of your treat
ment. A. II. PRATT.
Sacramento, Cal.
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ras steamer ye.ephsn~ yin save Hsx1Sss-
C0sEaa whAxr foos Of N2rsoa sers~f- Wednesday
All saturday HSrEz2H 81 . -. sss Pert
6Azssa snae<ck- Cussz Csxy sxs4 eli gAy pczasa
% Hen2s CaDAA R~ssSsinx seaves Casoa CITY
nenSAy sd Tnsrsssey xaoyrane Fer frssxktR
ya0nGD 0Dky e Eaxasa4CosE4Az wharf e. -
bnar1 JOHN AkDxxsoN. kAntsk
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iospos srocx sARkxr.

LONDON sfoSk MARKET
LONDON. March is.-rhs stock market closed
~ -. on account of Bisussreks retirement
kSxssas. March is-The Rsurse IA weak in
seeuencs of Bssmsrch's resignation.
sAs FRANCISCO MARKET sxvtxw.
- FRANCISCO. March ia-wheat- steady.
sstisy-s Steady under moderate cesrsnss. No.
Wn-kasy trste not quite SIS brisk As sorne
sa ocsire. ssin sherr Is movement enough 70
esse issr activity al aroanl; eha.c~ fred.
= 1919 -; Ne | iced. u-sa: lower grades
hcps-ioaisr,
eA. 800 n"s'AAA'' s---S
ussolse
sn-Enaairy good. bat supplies TOO liberal
-. sny sdvance In prices California. lsS.ee:
sassrn. issssisc.
NEW YORK xKkcmASDssx.
NEs Noxx. March ~. - Coffee - Orssans
sssoec barely steady. 2esysSo notnts aown. eics~d
safesy Steady ss40 down. sales i7Azso bass;
- - Nl.5s@is.se: April. az 3sst- IS. Nay.
=. -: Isne. Sic Ssss..is; 1aiy. sisTesa
~ spot Rio lower; tssr eassoss 80 80: No.
eseAs-R Raw. sscsiy. ssIcs OF cargo Of esafrf.
...s ~ srsAkvsses for Boston. &c tess. ssis<.
- sasgs OF moiaxses sugar. ~ test. sc. and
saae1 weak 81 Hssssae; extra C. 81 ss slsc.
s. as extra c. sse. yellow. IN sSssc: mould.
NJ standard. ssxe s.iee.
a. spssf-Ssgaeesss; lake. March AID Arsii.
a-Ern. domestic 81 49,
hn-s'esdy. straits, sasa
essoAec rkcorcx uasxsv.
hsy &c,
sss-sasy; March. ssasc: Mar, sssse
s-sssscy March. .iasc: Nay. ais*.
ssrsxy-Sethlar doing
-kAsys March. Is; Mar. max
a-steady: March. sskes. May. NM
CHICAGO LIVE sroex xAaKrr.
escAse. March ia-cassae-aeessress is.asbs
oesvc& tLi0s<so: ssusn. NsasAS.
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Nsw roHK. March Ia.-stccks duh, win
Iaeniy hesvy tone during the forenoon.
enicn nv place later In The dsy 10 Armer feel.
= ana prices are ieft ~ insfgnincanf changes
- ~ nights Injuries Governments stsady,
tstsoisun opened steady ct s7sx. sdvaneed "a
= End ciossd arm q 10.
spck kxchanse opened ST.: closed, 50.
ueesoudatcd kxchange opened, ST. cloopd.
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nrss HorE-
kmn Dental. eesbeck John Nelson. OLYMPIA
Burns enohouish johnson Portland
wilson. cospevi4ie Ole Jsssaa, DO
Palmer, DO WI os1sn. Anacortes
= I0vefoy. do A Rsevsl vsrairhavn
~ rush, do rPsrksr. North Yakima
steele, Portland Rsyth q vi. Terrs Hast
Mmnons 4 VI Do n n swan. ssanghter
WeslinGtOn. ~ psnl " Newisnd, Eli.nsbx
~ Calhoun. ccupviIie @ Z NeFadd~n. S'tO6co
rrsa Nctts Palmer Thsmpson. warren
Il Jores s VI CITY DC cronin. DO
Nm Williams. San vran Mis Williams. san YrHu
Nles casson. % VI Hu6srd. Newport
Mn Afssu. DO ~ peBos Nashville
Miss fhsyas. DO smith. Portland
= Howard. chicsTo shorey Hall Co do
= y Hammond. p Town smith. rfsy
Paul Hefleman, Web N Bell, enohomssh.
Barry. San Fran N Jones, Nonsesano
d Sweet. do Az Raninxton. Anton
Hnyf. do 4 sssidcr. n Townsend
AFMsfgs. do TB wilcox. Portland
woodruff. do CE Ladd, do
4 Campbell. Blskeisy D Snyder
Mrs 9 Andrews. E'gfw'd " L Hsxsns. do
" Stbiss Chicago FsLewis Port Lewis
Hiscock Syracuse G Blach. Detroit
Reynolds, Dts Moin<e \ Korlss spoksneF
caiiand. vsncouvsr " Stretch. Fsirhaven
Coleman do Mrs Crocksft Co'pevs
J . Jonss vi. spoksne Nn Hsxhvardcn. do
Va Gshon. Vancouver 4 " Mackxy. Portland
~ Thompson, City John Davis Ar acortes
Jun1ns Kochestoe. % Pred Davis. San Fran
Prank Bartlett Tacoma " n Maxwell, spc kane
rH White, New York NV Hall Z vi. Chicago
rHs sroorAIxrs
9 Bsunison. wash Mn " Bixxs. Portland
Nosnn, KaIena re smith VI. wash
p Menrer. Tacoma n Conner La Conner
@ Cofsy. Hdaigo TN Dalton, City
w I E1lia. City l. Lane q VT 81
~ Troheideo. Wosh JBenswaneer, City
Rash. Portland Mis- Lulu Bell Tacona
, . HuQA1v. NY a Beincich. Albany
< rurer, Portland Toties q vi. Portland
ruref u. Dc II Hale, City
Mr. L Hortzeli. Tacoma ~ Goodeii Mcnfesano
Lawy1lep. City Nv Perkins q vi. wash
VT Clam. san de Fuea
MAPS FREE
Mspa Of Ballard. showing wnefe the Manitoba
nilroad and Canadian Pacific railway are CON-
Ing In, and where the great real estate deals ave
going on. Daniel Jones 4 Co. ga second
Take the Northern Pacific railroad. vestihuied
ole~per and dtning-car fcate. for ell POINTS East
4. Chflbcf3. city dckes ogcut IL second oeseek
Desepa block. = Tonkin. depce eetss aGsnt
&xsu<<- - = ~
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The company reserves the right to change The
tine tahis Or PLACES OF ealI without notice
Tuesdays ana rridsya
DAYS or ARRIVAL AT SEATTLE.
Tuesdays and Fridays
JOHN A. o'BRIES. Maste..
Z ". NcSIySIs Agent
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During the Lest swenty-ion houu FOODS an
peehandiss vss~ ahipp<d from SEATTLE 10 n.
qnoun0ins country n follows. Northern Pa
- sailfcod. iis tons: Columbia and Puss
- roilpuad. Is tons: seattle, Lake ehoee 4
E9eNn railway. ~ sona BY vate.--skasi
cnief % tons; Mabel. . tons: w. X. Mervfn. q
80; Clara Brown. TONS; Michigan. tons
.easy Bailey. n tons: Glide. tons: Grnrs,
-: Augusta ( tons: Mnuntafneer, 3 tons
1sue1setsA i.soo tons Total shipmsnn, al.
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Tm vmf NATIONAL Rank o. nArrrx
- e eaetsa-----------.-----------'s 3, &C st,s
iauk ksaF1 nsxIcxxx ssss.sss,
As1kk .CasAses
os.sua, sankins hssfsss nsasaessd
GsAs snd ,aaegrlpAic sxeAanes. psysAae IN q,
The principal esties of tAs rnissa ssstrs
%. : uA11az0usr
Insurance. AGENCY.
cnce rson a. Basaoa block.
sEArrx VASE
rAnnix Ns Insurance Co. q DsuokiyA
American rue Insaraaes Ca. u rhfissSpAiA
fsciAe riss insurance Ca. al Portland
ASSETS OVER r.cm.ma
Dnrxa HORTON : 90. sAxKzns-
ncospersAsd ~
nApwxv seoo ga
lresidens NV IASA
x xsss. rr sssss a = psaas
asns exchanss and tsaesrspats ssanssuu =
Aew Iork- Chicago So PnHl San vfn0r
dsco. Portland. and various polnS
IN Wsshlngscn. Oregon and
Briuak Columbia
SIGHT hills Of exchange on London. avss,asss
collscsisns made t III points. % invssasss
Beods. socks ana other va,aahsss sssuavua
puax- SOUND NATIONAL BANK. or 81
sHy and all foeeign and domestic sxcAan0
srsnsfsy money By telegraph . any pars Of
deposis OF money and issae pa0
books or certificates therefor.
CORRESPONDENTS:
london. r. n Roshschild d sona
Ta.1s De Roshschild Frenes.
Frankfurt A. ~. L Won steieef d Ca
New York, agency OF bank q California
cnicseo. Commercial National Bank
B0ston, Suffolk National Bank.
san prancisco, the Hank Of California
P.rtland, the fins National Bank
sAIrxY gxrzKRr..-.--.-...-.----.-vs 81. Prss.dsn!
v. r. F1kkI ' ace- rfestdeut
s.aS located corner Cherry ana Trsni streets
DAM o. 1RII1sH COLUMBIA
Unsupported By royal charter lssa,
Now open for businenin tie
Starr block
Capital paid up.....-.. ........ -.....--9 76nlow
lcvss . increase to.--..--.-...---- .ao00oM
KEITH WILSON. Manages.
branches: San Francisco tcal.,. Portland
Orr Tlccna lWash- Victoria. Vancouver, New
asssminsssr. kanaimo and KAmloops III d.
General banking bssinsss srsnsacssd: fcrsssn
exchange fought and sold: drafts ana tofe-
raphic transfers sold on the bank's brsnches:
Tong. Deposits received subject 20 chscS
interest paid On time dcpositA
pAHK or COMMERCE
Authorized capital
Tnnncts general banking bua1nea