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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-17
RIVIERA
II Has Always been There. and Possibly
Always Will BE.

II Has Always Been There, and Possibly
Always Will BE.
Gambling 10 q habit Of very old date
along the Riviera, say the NineteenM Gen.
fury. 1t might continue IL the Casino ut
Monte Carlo were RACED to the ground. At
San Reno games of chance are forbidden
by law now, yet the lottery, which Is the
most demoralizing of all: forms OF gam
bling, il permitted there, as i'm all Italian
cities. Upward of a century ago the game
of chance commonly played at San Reno
was biribi. This game is chiefly kept in
remembrance by references to 1t in the
writings Of the noted men. For example,
Paul Louis Courier, in one of his incom-
parable pamphlets, twits the nance min
lister with playing biribi with the finances.
This game was far more u~nfavorable to the
player than the roulette which Is played at
Monte Carlo in these days. A biribi table
contains seventy compartments, each
compartment being distinguished by a fig
ure and n number. Sixty-four balls, with
figures painted and numbers marked on
them, are placed in a bag. The player
puts his stake in one OF the seventy com.
partments, and IL the ball drawn out of
the bag liould correspond TO il then he re-
ceives sixty-four times the stake. TheI Q are
sixty-four chances to n against q playt z
at biribi receiving anything; at roulette
the chance of his doing SO on a number is
thirty-six to one, and no person has yet
made q fortune by playing on numbers At
roulette. Thus the modern game of
roulette ruins n player more slowly than
the olderOne Of biribi.
The game of roulette, or, as designated
i'm the statute book, "roly poly" is an in
genious device for inspiring n player with
the prospect for gain, N for insuring
that the player will contribute to main
tain the keepers of the table. There is
more excitement i'm playing at roulette
than at trente-et-quarante, though the
certainty of ultimate loss is the same at
either. Indeed, the man who systematic
ally s~peculates on the stock exchange, who
bets on the turf, or who games at Monte
Carlo helps to d to a stockholders in
come in the first place, to increase a boot
makers profits in the second, and to pay
dividends to the shareholders in the Ca
sino in the third. l assume that i'm each
of the three cases everything has been
don fairly and in accordance with the
rules laid down.
This point of view is not sufficiently
borne in mind. When the wickedness of
gaming is denounced, too little heed is
paid to its unproftablcness, and human
beings are more reluctant to do that
which will not pay than that which is
called sinful. There is a wild delight in
SHINING which is not felt i'm losing money.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-17
where the Rule Failed.

From the Philadelphia Times.
"You should never take anything that
doesn't agree with YOU" the physician
told him.
"If I'd always followed the rule, Maria"
he remarked TO his wife, where would
you be?"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-17
The Ruling Passion.

From Chatter.
Housekeeper-oh. Mr.. Giltedge, do YOU
know the news? Your son and the cook
have eloped.
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures! And l
had my mouth set for a good dinner.
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Tourh Case.

From the Ionkcrs Statesman.
Mrs. Youngwife-Did you ever try any
Of my biscuits, judge.
Judge-No. | never did but | dare say
they deserve IL.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-26

The steam schooner signal Is expected TO en-
ter the service of the Wells Puget Sound line be-
tween San Francisco and Seattle about August
, Adyices were yesterday received from San
Francisco to that effect
The bark Amelia will finish discharsing her
rargo At schwabscher's wharf today and goes to
Port Ludlow to load lumber for San Francisco.
Among her cargo was 2so SACKS OF Cumberland
coal
The Wasp towed driver and raft of piles in
from port Townsend last evening for Mckinnon
a Kerr, who have completed piiing on the
Towusend & Southern railway.
The steamer Delta is undergoing repairs ct
Almond & Phillips foundry. The Mary F..
Perley will, in the meantime. make two trips to
Hoods canal in the Delts's place
The steam collier Willamette. Captain Han
son arrived from San EAncisco yesterday
coal for San Francisco
The bark Oakland finished dischsrging AZ
Harrington a smiths dock yesterday after
noon. she goes 10 Port Madison 70 lead lumber
fo- San Francisco.
THE Hornet docked the ship Germania at the
coal bunkers yesterday morning. The Ger
mania is leading coal for San Francisco.
The CITY OF Quincy came in from snohomish
yesterday with 500 bundles OF cedar shingles
She discharged ut Badere's whsrf
The Hornet sowed four scows OF brick from
White river TO the City alp for Rsnke & Nc
Grath yesterday morning.
There has been spry work In rebuilding the
Coirnan block, which burned July ], and the
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San FRANCISCO MARxErs.


opocx RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS.
rlo..s :, skAscsco. July 2a-Producs receipts.
- 80 aoooV quarter sacks; wheat, II .oo0 ceutal =
1000 SACKS -'''s 'eH's's' p0sst0es'
ness-Irade IL Of fairly brisk character.
49,. psoduct that viii class as No. stand ardIvili
:, -, nady custom ct s1.s7k and possibly Il
vn0I per GENITAL; milling lots 81 lo6tl /. OK.
D1iey-Irade OF face volu ne: huasnee. 4.
.s'nty oonc on basis o. 81 221 Ser GENITAL q
- sop neure for the more choice ouaiifv at
~ Srewing. LIS per GENITAL ard upvsrdsL
:, co0,,,n1-iehows $L271<fdlso for large. and
30 for small: yellow. 81. ls6I. 90
-roistoes-Early Rose, 75c(dSl 15 Gsrpet C,h,,a
ID; Peerless. 75sfasl. 10: purbanrs slG
A1e per Genital: sweets, 40e5c per IL.
Onions-silverskins, 81. 7Sal 90 nev csnt.,
rops-VoutaDle st zoe per ID. he Commercial
go brewers are, - Q rule, provided,
$3.50 re consequently only occasional and small
Contracfing IL also limited, owing to
- 1e Isct mat holders are encouraged BY rurors
- osMaRe 70 crops elsewhere to ask q price that
Uuyses are not inclined to pay. Throughout the
aslnc coast reports Of crop promises are of
nssufe 20 warrant the belief that the YIELD ID
coIssoerabiy larger than that Of last season"
FINANCIAL.
Dzaiss. sight, 12}a: telegraohic l7Ix: sterling
Diiis, bank, $AGI<; commercial, SsS: silver
oers, A099l 0s1z; Mexican dollars, sslsas7I<c
OPTIONS
Call board sales: Wheat buyer, 1900. 81 $50
L4e4: closing, sI45s<; buyer, season, Q.5S0
L5S,z; closing. $L5354.
6siley-Buyer. $3.50. sL2H<0l 2l1<: closiug,
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SEATTLE, Wash, June q, 1sst

SEATTLE. WASH. June q. $780,
My brother. James III. SummerviIle,
who last winter was travelling with Mr..
Wheeler, secretary of the Baptist Mis-.
sionary society of the Pacific coast. took q
severe cold In Whateom which developed
into Inflammation of the lungs. He went
down and took the boat for Seattle imme-
diately. He was very sick al night,
vomiting and getting no rest during the
trip. When be got to Seattle he had to
be carried to my house. and when he ar
rived there he was black in the face and
his pulse rescued 100. He was terribly
sick. We put him to bed and sent for
some OF DR.. Jordan's medicine. and the
awful paroxysms o. pain we're relieved inn
mediateiy after he took it. In i've days
he was up and in short time entirely
we'll of the worst case of pneumonia ever
saw. have used the medicines in my
family with great success for ali kinds OF
trouble since coming to Seattle and take
this method of recommending them to
everybody.
WILLIAM T. sUMMERvILLE,
With Bake. Cole & Co.
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new structure Il now nearly ready for occu-
paney.
The piling Tor the garbage scow slip st Vine
street has been completed, ready for the timbsrs
and piankire.
The steamship Wilmington leaves San Fran
cisco for Seattle July %, consigned 70 schwa-
bacher Bros.
The Premier came In yesterday morning on
ner vancouver run She brought in thirty tons
Of freight
The J. r. Mcdonald went to whascom Thurs
day evening with large cargo Of freight
The 6kagit Chief went on her regular run on
tne IA Conner route yesterday morning.
The steamer Hayden Repubiic 10 due from
San Francisco tonight.
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Hk" YORK MERCHANDISE.
steady. N
ccnee-openet steady aud unchanged, to
- ~ points mp; sales, 1870 bsgs July. ST.. 200
srs.A. Aecust 1850; October, sla9o,dl6; spot
N<e ees' -O0' NO. q has oesn'
sussf- Raw. firm; sales. 2,7i0 hhds., S, 456 bags
s.ssossdc, 50 test. 81; 1900 bags centri-
.ssss 70 test, SIC; spot. s, 6; 65 bags moiasses
s =, 81 test, 2lae; refined. frmer; off ~ $50
=. ..ee; contectioners' A, 5 l5-l6e; granulated,
sSle; eubes. s lice.
Lssd-Dull; domestic, f455.
unsteady: straits. SCI
-, .ss'oieam-continues dull: spot opened AT
~ august sac; slight gain was made, and
w market closed dull.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO, July s4-wheat - Excited and
axner; opened lsalI.c higher, declined To.
.a.iied Sec TO s2e for September. In which most
. .sst centers. suddenly advanced 20 with
- and trading, there being little wheat on
me advance was followed by another up
a OF hes&e. At 9ic and above there
a. eonsiaefable wheat for sale and
market settled back &c. ruled
Issuisf, and closed IA higher for September.
sasher Tor December than the closing yes
49, inere was nothing in the way OF cut
ss. Jews 70 cause the sharp advance, but the
49, interest no doubt took fright az the re-
- -. large export purchases yesterday aud in
s.ssmpi to cover forced the advance. Re
1 z is7, 600; shiI ments, $500.
ssD,aess-closed steady: cash, so5sa9lc; August,
"sse; September. 81, &6sesc.
o. -steady; cash. sos; September. 4oesc.
eoss Easy: cash. SZl@c; September. soistaSoesc.
tt-eieady: cash, si2; September, $40 Is.
NJ - -firIn; cash. s5.s7is: September, s6.o2ls
Ne-Firm at DG5sc.
ssfisy-steady.
whisky-A 10
,e s1e,s rios- shoulders. ,as2,ses7 u.s.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
nsss'Aeo, July 25-Cs,tle-Receipts, 1900:
ana firm; beeves, tL5e94so; steers
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MODESTO. CAL. June is, $780,
Dr. Eugene Jordan. HumanitY'S Friend.

MODESTO. CAL. June is, 1880.
DR.. ]. Eugene Jordan, Humanity's Friend,
Seattle. WASH:
Dear Sir-Miss Van 0rmer can hear after
taking your medicines o. p. TT. for three
weeks. On the day she commenced taking
the treatment she could not hear the tick
ing of a watch placed close to her ear, nor
could she hear q word that was said with
the well ear closed. This was the way We
tested her hearing. At the end OF two
weeks she could hear distinctly the ticking
of watch. and yesterday after the expira-
ton Of three weeks. could hear the watch
ticking with perfect distinctness and could
hear conversation uttered in low. distinct
tones at a distance of ten feet from the
speaker, and this with the we'll ear closed,
and could hear without difficulty and
without making any effort to hear. Just
now she came to the door on the opposite
side of the room In which l am writing.
fourteen feet from my desk, and closing
her wei. ear talked with me for about i've
minutes. Yours respectfully.
MRS. ]. l.. PURVIS.
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VESSELS SAILING FOREIGN.
From Puget Sound With Cargoes From
June 26 to July &c.

From Puget Sound With Cargoes From
June &c to July &c.
Rothschild's Shipping List.
Am. Oh. Daniel Barnes. with lumber valued at
S.2s5 %. from Gig Harbor for Iquiqui.
Am. bk. G. 0. whitmore, with lumber valued
ct 81, sl00s from Port Blakeey for Honolulu.
Am. sh. Prussia, with lumber and salmon
valued at Sl0,775.2o, from Port Blakeley for
CalIao.
Am. bk. Fresno, With lumber valued at s1o,-
0oe 81. from Port Gamble for Port Prize
Chill. biz. Emma Ramelia, with lumber and
salmon valued At sl2, 5s5.ss, from Gig Harbor for
Valparaiso.
Chill. BIZ. Gladovia, with lumbsr valued at
N95i, from Tacoma for Valparaiso.
Am. bktn. George C. Perkins, with lumber
valued at -. sl06o from Port Ludlow for Homo
lulu.
Am. BIZ. sonoma. with lumber valued at ss.-
1865 from Tacoma for Melbourne.
Am. bktn. Modoc, with lumber valued at S.,
1866, from Port Ludlow for Takon. China.
Chill. hk. margarine. with lumber valued at
$lo.554.60, from Port Biakeley for Valparaiso.
Chill. bk. vanora with lumber valued at 81. SEQ,
from Tacoma for Valparaiso.
Am. bktn. Mary Winkleman, with LUMBER
valued at ss,22Ls5. from Port Gamble for Homo
lulu.
Total exports. sl03. sI9.45.
List of vessels arriving from foreign, and YES
s~1s ~.ix-, ~ ssil fovafCu.
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'(uick Results from The Use Of
the Histogenstic Medicines
SEATTLE, Wash, July S. 1890

SEATTLE, Wash, July 5. 1890.
DR.. J. e. Jordan, Eeaftle, Wash.-Dear
Sir: recently had very severe attack
of erysipelas, from which one of my eyes
was swollen shut in twenty-four hours.
Under your treatment the swelling was
reduced and was restored in forty ght
hours. / am now 81 years old. ! had .
similar attack four years ago, from which
/ laid in most critical condition for six
weeks under the hands of a skillful physi.
clan. merely allude TO this to show the
wonderful value of your treatment.
Truly Yours.
REV. LYDIA SEXTON.
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9 SoS44s; ssockers and s..d... :. -. =
Texas cattle. Il 5oas. "a 70;
..;.sa -nscefpts, $500; active and hi,he,.
al * 20; heavy. n.6s9xs5; iieht 81 70
az IS. p-heceipts, 5000: steady; natives. s4u
"estesn. s49A6o; Texas e. 4o944s
WOOL.
tcr,ss rs July 1.-wool-More active. terri.
is,rs .eAas and California unwashed. cold 10 !
ua.au ADELPHiA. July 25-wool-Nore active.
Aonfana, H@a5c: territorial. le1a22c' '''
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Shipping Intellixeuce.

PoEr MADISON, July 25-sailed- Vega.
FORT TOWNSEND. July Administrations
Castle. 6kagif; steamer Willamette, with mer-
chandise. to load coal ct Seattle; schooner An
ME Larsen. with produce from Valparaiso, to
ioad lumber a. Tacoma; barkentine Klickitat.
In ballast. 70 load lumber as Port Gamble. De-
parted-sehooner Clan Robertson. wheat for
United Kingdom.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
sREADsrurrs

LIVERPOOL, July 25-wheat-Firm; demand
fair; holders offer sparingly; California, No. /,
10 4lzd@7s I'd per GENITAL: red western, Is Sd: red
western, winter, 7s ID.
Corn-Demand fair for spot and active for
futures; spot and July, 30 1os<d hrm: September,
30 LID. strong; October. IS 1870, 6trong.
FINANCIAL
LONDON. July 2a-Consols and money closed
at 96 51sc, and s6ssc for account United
States 4s. 126: lss, los Bar silver, 1ssxd per
ounce. Money, 31a@Sa< per cent.
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RAHRAYx
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD

TUE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
sos the line . take 70 q, points E.s. and
ans through Vesnouled Trains evey
day in the year 70
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO
NO charge Of rarD
Composed Of Dining Cars unsurpassed, Pull-
man Drawing Room sleepersof
latest equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best that can be constructed ana IN which
sccom modaiions ara both FREE and furnished
iof holders OF first o. second-ciass tckes, and
ELEGANT DAT COACHES
continuous line come citing with ell iiueS
sIor0ng direct and uninterrupted service.
ruLlnan Sleeper reservations can be secured
~ tovsnce through any agent of the road
THROUGH TICKETS
10 ana from all points IN America Eugfau
ana Europe can Be purchased at any ticke
once oil this company.
TRAINS LEAVE sEATrLx AS FOLLOWS:
Overland through trains, $40 q m and D m
Portiand and south, sic .. M. % . m an
chehslis and Olympia express. D. m.
and s;s5 p. IN
TRAINS IL ARRIvx FROM
Eastern points. Has g. N. and IL :35 D N.
Portland and south. SD q m, AS aud a:z5
Chthsiis aud Olympia. n:4sa m.
Tscoma snd local, 40 and HAS a. m: as
9:45 anu II :35 p. N.
Tine shortened Is hours between Seattle and
ST. Paul.
Through Peilmsn Palace Sleeping Cars, elc-
can't day coaches. finest palace dining cars be-
tween seattle, Tacoma and Portland direct
Daily service.
Fall information concerning rstes, time of
trains. routes and other details furnished on
spf b. cH a1I ioToS Asst Gen. Pass. Att.
12i First ST., Cor Washington Portland. Or
l. A. NADRAU. Geeersi Agent. Sesttle.
A. CHILBERG. City Ticket Agent. 716 Second
street. Boston block, Seattle, Wash
Z. TCSKIS. Ticket Agenr.
Seattle Depot. foot of Third street
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Steamer Arrivals.

QUEENSTOWN. July 2a-Gallia, Germania and
Wisconsin.
NEW YORK, July 25.-Prawle Point. Prussia,
saa-e.
SOUTHAMPTON. July Is -Columbia. New York.
Lain.
NEW YoRK, July MISUNDERSTANDING
Llysrpool; Amsterdam. Amsterdam.
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EASTERN MARKETS.


AEs YoRK, July 25-The activity and
eroysncy shown in the stock market yesterday
30 which directly resulted from the expecta.
non that the secretary of the treasury would be
iols % get IN the bonds he wanted disappeared
pday and again dullness and stagnation pre-
Uiled. During the day bearish traders made
nv feeble attacks on certain stocks. of which
Atehison and Lackawanna were the most con-
Pieuoue but the movement was of short dura-
soa n fneir cases. The market closed heavy
aoN TO the opening figures
0ovsrnments, strong
EXCHANGE AND SECURITIES.
Money on cali. easy at to So; sterling
aenarge, quiet and strong; eo-day bills, Sass;
snaud, 'ASsss4 bar silver, sl.osN,
BONDS.
~ treg) .12SlaU. s. as (coupon)iosl<
: teoupon). .l2si siPaci6c 6s..........l lis
u = Us lreg. )..- .l03i
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Sight bills OF exchange on Lon Ion available
elsewhere in Europe
Collections made q al points on fsvorabls
terms.
Bonds. stocks and other vaIusbies received
on deposir for safe keeping
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HOODS CANAL ROUTE.
III The rev and connections
STEAMER DELTA
viii run in connection with the steamer Jose
phine from Hatfield -Colman dock. leaving Sc
attic on Tuesday. Thursday and saturday ~ 8
a M for Union City and all way points on
Hoods canal Returning Monday, Wednesday
snd Friday Por freight or passage apply az
Hatfield olmaa dock. or on board.
ID. TR0UTMAS, Master.
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QUICKEST TINE 10 oLYMP1A
KAMILCHIE AND GRAY's HARBoR.
THE PASSENGER STEAMER MULTNoMAH,
The oppositIon boatl

Che opposition boa1
Leaves Tacoma from the n, p. wharf daily, ex,
cept Sunday, 81 q m. sharp. Returning.
leaves kamilchie i2:lS p. M; Olympia, p M;
arriving In Tacoma ; p. m, connecting With
are through boats for whatcom and war point1
Leaves Baker Bacon's dock, foot OF Union
street, Seattle, for Tacoma, at =. M, Sunday.
coma for Gray's Harbor country, being he
only THROUGH BOAT
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roIuMB1A PUGET SOUND RAILROAD

COLUMBIA & PUGET SOUND RAILROAD
~
Trains arrive and depart as follows daily, ex-
cept Sunday, for Franklin and way stations:
Leave 1o:u0 a. m.....seAttge Arrive $50 .. m
Arrive ii 80 T. IA. Frank in Leave " rs q m
70 NEW CASTLE AND WAY STATIONS.
Leave $50 .. m. .--S Arrive $3.50 8. m.
Arrive 40 p m- Newc sstie--L Leave ESQ a m.
Sunday excursion trains, on and after July
90 1890 for Franklsn aud way stations one fare
for round trip:
Leave 7:55 g. m, ..Seattle..-Arrive 10 D m
Arrive $50 a. m Fran kiln -. Leave $40 D. 10.
H. w. MCNEIL, Resident Manager.
A. RRAEIN, Assistant Sur erintendent
OLIVER F. BRIGGS. Gen. Pas enser Agent.
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HOME TREATMENT

That win Give instantaneous Relief and
Permanent Cure in All Catarrh. Throat
Bronchial, Heart. Lung, Stomach, Kid
ney and Liver Affections
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pREM1ER TINE TABLE

PREarER TINE TABLE
sounD sourx
vancouver, Monday and Townsend. Thursday
thursday -.......3 p m and Monday IL 40 o nj
townsend. Monday sud Seattle, Friday and
Thursday midnight Tuesday .......-sar "a
Seattle, Tuesday. and Tacoma, Friday and
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Sight exchanges and telegrSphic transfers on
New York. Chicago. 81 Paul. San Fran
cisco, Portland and various points
ia Washing o.. OREGON ald
British Columbia
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]. KEITH WILSON. Manager.

]. KEITH WILSON, Manager.
Branches: San Francisco. Cal. Portland Or
Tacoms, Wash. Victoria. Vancouver, Nav West
minister. Mana mo and kamloops. II. &.
General banking bust Eess trans acted: foreign
exchanges bought End sold; drafss and ieie-
graphic transfers sold on the hanks branches:
slso on New York. Chicago. Canada and Hong
Kong. Deposits received subject 70 cheek. la
tersst paid on time deposits
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Accounts OF banks. bankers and corporations
solicited
Our facilities for coALEcTrass are excellent,
snd VIC re-di.eoans fvr tsHks Hner nslaaces
warrant IT,
Boston IS reserve c g, and distances with Us
from banks tbos located IL other n serve ciitesl
count u rese We.
We draw ogr owl exchange London aad
Ire eontiEeat, and make cable .Taas err and
place iroaes by telegraph througi out the United
States and Canada
We have market FOR p-i,ne 6rst-clsxs invs Z
ment securities, aad :nvite prsp isa.s from
states euunti Il cities when issaing beads
We 20 a sen raj banking business aai invite
correspondence.
ASA r. POTTER. President.
Jos W WORK Cashi r
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ANGELES

win leave Hatfield & Colman wharf for Port
Townsend, sequim, Dungeuess. Port Angeles
and Crescent bay. Tuesday and Friday IL m. !:
returning leave Port Angeles Monday and
Thursday. 6 O. M, arriving o. Seattle same eve
ming. carry ing freight ana PASSENGERS
r. N. WHITE, Master
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-26

DoRr CRESCENT ROUTE STEAMER
L Ferndale, A. o. Benjsmin, Master. Leaves
seattle sundays and Wednesdays at a N.
Leaves Port Townsend daily, except Tuesdays
and saturdays. al s.l5 q n. arriving AZ Port
Crescent at n m Returning. leaves Port
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Townsend az .. n Leaves Port Townsend
for Seattle on Mondays and Fridays AZ 10 D. m
For freight or passage apply on board of to C.
L Fox Agent, Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-26

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-26

Mortesze ,oans on city business end ressdeuce
property. Building loans specially