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Wichita eagle., 1890-03-04
THE MOVEMENT SPREADING.
Continued from First Page.)
EVENING SESSION.

ENENING SESSION.
Meeting convened as per adjournment.
Committee on constitution and bylaws
reported: constitution was read bv sections
and adopted
Bylaws were read, amended By sections
and adopted.
Committee on permanent organization
reported as follows:
We. your committee, beg leave to sub
nit the following: President, w. r. Hop
kins, of Garden City; secretary, w. f.
Petition. of Dodge City; treasurer, J. II.
Churchill, of Dodge City.
There being two officers from Ford
county, on motion the convention voted
that the treasurer be selected from some
outside county. Mr.. Churchill at once re-
signed the Office and Moan Hardy, OF
Hodgeman county. was unanimously
elected treasurer. The report was sUbSe-
quently adopted as amended.
The following vice presidents were elect
ed for their respective counties. who will
constitute the executive committee of the
bureau:
Kiowa. Greensburg, NJ H. Kenaga.
kearney, Hartland. j. j. Clark.
Greeley, Tribune, W. VI. Glenn.
Finney, Garden City, c. II. Godfrey.
Ford, Dodge City. B. +. Milton.
Hodgeman, Jetmore. K. +. Hayslett.
Edwards, Kinsley, Fred d Smith.
Hamilton, Syracuse, l.. s. Davis.
Morton, Richfield, j. w Robinson.
Stevens, Hugoton j. L. Pancoest.
Stanton. Johnson City, Louis Haas.
Grant, ULYSSES, Ge. ". Perry.
Haskell, Santa Fe, II. 5. Millegan.
Comanche, CoIdwater, E. G. Phelps.
Pratt. Pratt, c. S, Cahan.
Stafford, st. Johu, w. X. p Dow.
Ness, Ness City, \. c. Merrill.
Lane, Dighton, - S.earns.
Wichita, Leoti, 7. W. Pelhand.
Rush. McCracken. f. s. Chenoweth.
Gray, Cimarron, n. B. klaiue.
Gray, ingalls,, Geo. W. Dunn.
Garfield, Eminence, Fulton.
A motion to appoint an editor-in-chief
to superintend the publication of the
monthly journal, was lost, and those
duties were imposed upon the secretary
instead
A motion by Mr.. Milton that the secre-
tary's salary should be fixed at 500 per
year, for the year 1890, was carried
On motion Of Mr.. Bolton it was voted
that seven vice presidents shall constitute
a quorum of the executive committee
1t was the unanimous sense of the con-
vention that L. a. LAUDER furnish A copy
of these proceedings to the Wichita EAGLE,
Hutchinson News, and the Topeka Capt.
tai
The secretary was instructed to prepare
a circular setting forth the action of this
to formulate plans for publi-
cation of monthly journal, and estimate
cost of same, to the end that he may de-
termine the probable assessment for each
and at the earliest possible date to
forward a copy of said circular to each of
the vice presidents.
Adjourned. Noah HARDY, Secretary.
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The Kansas Skeleton.

washington Posi-.
A good story on Ingalls, has just started
on the rounds from the senate press gal
lery, credited to q man who is well &C
auainted with the bony kansan- II used
to know ingalls, years ago" said he. HE
was thinner then than he is now and
looked Just about the the same. He lived
in Atchison and had the reputation of be-
ing possessed OF more brain and less
in the state. One day he went up
TO the Office of a friend of his, e doctor.
and while he was there q newsboy dashed
in. Now the kids who sold papers around
Atchison in those days were the noisiest l
ever heard, and the doctors assistant.
cheerful young student, was always on the
alert 10 prevent them from invading the
privacv OF his apartment with their stamp
ing feet and ear piercing yells OF ''S'Louay
naDers." Their assistant had seen
This particular boy as he entered the
huiIdinC and in an instant had placed
inside the doorway OF the Office full-
grown skeleton. When the youngsser
threw the door open and was
midway through one of his decla-
mat,ons the skeleton fell over him. With
shrek that was worse even than his reg
Mar street cry the boy rolled down one
f,ight of stairs and tumbied into the street,
his murmurings continuing right straight
along.
You've scared that boy 10 his death,
exclaimed the budding senator, who was
Overlooking with indignation Then he
went to the window and bending out called
to the grimy bat pallid-fsced victim:
Come back here, boy; I'll buy some OF
your papers. He shan't hurt YOU
The response was instantaneous. Inc
bows sobs ceased and he shouted: No,
Won don't You can't fool me If you have
nut your clothes on
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and mixed, E.ssa4: ABSORBED. heavy and
butcher weights. s46s4Is: light ss44la


skoprcx KKcEIPTs AsD QUOTATIONS.
sts fEAScIsco. Aur. 2.-Produce receipts
rlous. Booo quarter sacks: wheat, 200 CEN
sais, barley. 1000 ccnfals, potatoes. 5000 sacka
Mneat-No change in the situation: Sonora.
sLsS9Lsols; No. white. sl37izfai-ss Isl: choice.
sLftgL4i1z: milling. sl.s25zgI sSL per GENITAL
BARLEY Market held well In position and con-
cessions are made: No. l. si.30GLsIs<; choice.
sLsEz. common grades, u-2-5<: brewing, sizs
tgLsIsz for new and sl4o for old; chevaiier,
N.409L 80 per GENITAL
oats-Falues . shade higher: Surprise fe7l<
CLIO: milling. sLsod6Le2. good TO choice feed.
sLoeegl 20: fair. sl.475z91-5z1z: gray. s-5cgLss
per Genital
corn-shows good strength; white scarce;
yellow, sL50Gl52 for large. fl.52Iz(dL35 for
small. white, $50 per GENITAL asked.
Middlings-Denand quite brisk q. s2s(G2s per
ton.
Hopa-2oG2g5c per pound
Bran-s2o. 50G2l per ton
FINANCIAL.
Drafts sight, 10: feiegrapaic. IS. Sterling bills.
bank, a. 6; commercial sls2 silver bars,
LIS: Mexican dollars, g1I1as2c
OPTIONS
Cail board sales: wheat-Buyer Isao 81 ga
GLASS: closing. sI-f,<: buyer, season, si.5s5s
@I-55: closing. sL55
Bariey-Buye-, $50, s1.s6asl 3s7z: closing.
1855; buyer. season, 40 zSgSL42; closing.
sL4I5<.
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PoRT BLAKELEY, Aug. 2L-Arrived-
Courser. Saiied-Puritan.
PoRT DISCOVERY. Aug. 2L-Arriyed-
Schooner Volunteer.
PoRr TOWNSEND, Aug. 2L-Arrived-
Schooner Puritan, lumber. Port Blakeiy:
bark Samoset, lumber. Tacoma. Departed
Bark Theobald, Nanaimo, for coal.
Cleared-Bark Once, lumber for Mel
bourne; bark Memnon, lumber for Mel
bourne.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 21.-Arrived-Bk
Germania, Seattle; bktn c. C. Bunk, Port
Discovery. Departed-Str San Pedro, Ia
coma; str Signal, Port Townsend; str Dam
ube. Portland: str Manzanita. Portland;
sh Alaska, Tacoma.
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DAcIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Dispatch steamers from Seattle a. follow.
For san Francisco, via Port Townsend and
Victoria. Ar o p m passengers received On
beard az S =. M Anus / o, Ii, ID, q, &c,
81 and every I'VE days thereafter.
For Alaska: Az INST /. a. is. II. II
From san Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports: At q N. August ), S, Is Is %
- ana every five days thereafter
Tickets NAV be obtained az the csice OF the
Company at Ocean Dock. Seattle.
GOODALIA PERKINS & CO.. san Francisco
H. MCCLELLAN. superintendent Seattle
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Read The Testimonials from
Home and Abroad.
SEarTIF. VASE. JuIv 10 Ieoo

SEATTLE, WASH. July II, 1890.
DR.. Jordan-Dear Sir: Ny little boy was
very, very sick with scarlet fever. / went
10 your Office and procured some Histoge-
netic medicine and We commenced giving
him the treatment He began TO improve
from the first, although at the time we
commenced the treatment We did not ex-
pect he would live. In week he was all
right / would not use anything but the
Histogenetic medicines in my family for
all kinds of sickness. / have seen too
many remarkable cures with those medi-
cines and have also seen the failures with
the old school medicines
/ publish this so that others who are sick
may know where 10 go TO be cured.
Respectfully,
MRS. GoUPTEI.,
2,704 Jackson St
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RArLwzYx

RALHAYx
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
is the Ire TO take to al points Ess. snd
south Its the DTSIsG CAR ROUTE I;
runs through vessiDuled Trains every
Cay II the year 20
s.. PAIL AND CHICAGO.
nc change IF ARG
composed Of Dining Cars uasuro.sssi, Pull
man Drawing Room Sseepers OF
lates. equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best that can be constructed ana in which
accommodations ara boih FREE and furnished
or holders OF frsi or second-class tickets, and
ELEeAsr DAY COACHES
4 continuous line connecting with al lines
sIcruing direct and uninterrupted serviee
Pullman Sleeper reservations can be secured
ID soSsnce through any agent OF the road
THROUGH TICKETS
To snd fron all points in Ameslea. Fnrisu
and Europe can b purchased AZ any ncks
ONCE OF this company
TEAISs LEAVE SEATTLE AS FOLLOWS:
Overland through tra Ms, GID e m and D n
Portland and south. 6:lo g. N, . . 3 n al
Chehalis and Olympia express. m
Tacoma and local. 6:l0 and 80 g. m; . 5:l5
and SIS p. m
TRAITS VII AEgIvE FROM
Eastern points, Has a. m and ll:s5 p m
Portland and south. SO q m, 435 ard e.z5
chehsIis and Olympia u.45a m
1scoma and local, $40 and HAS g m; As
a.z5 and II .35 z. n
Time shortened Is hours between Seattle and
81 Paul
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars ele-
rauf day coaches. finest palace dining cars De-
tween Seattle, Tacoma and Portland direct
Daily service.
Full information concerning rztes. tine of
trains. routes and other details farnished on
application TO
A. b. CHARLTON. Asst. Gen Pass Agt,
IL First St, Cor. Washington. Portland, Or
/ A NADEAU. General Agent. sestfie-
A. CHILBFRG. City Ticket Agent lis Second
ffrees Boston block, Seattle. Wash.
Z. TOEKN. Tcke. Agent
ceaftte ner,ns foot Of Third r<raa<
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RAILROAD STOCKS.


MERCHANDISE
ssss-xsnted: strong.
s1-opfsons closed weak, eoESS points
ioses cables; tight money; sales, S.
August slSaSGiSS0: September,
SD; October. sI7 eot1l7. Is; November,
fos kio, easy; fair esrgoes. 3s.c
n aas, easy; sales. 4.50o bags xcentrifu-
= session. e6 test. 5, &c: C and F., cargo for
- S14c: for % test centrifugals. aSsc:
- <ses sugar; c. and T. refined, quiet and
ss-seglected; lake. August, fI6.Sa
FIN; domestic, s. esis
h-sisaez: straits. s2L41
S1ssan-The market had another bad
= Ina falling s'Sc, Pensylvania spot lie
Er. her 24e; Pennsylvania spot opened
- $50 AZ So csseptember opened At s7>sc,
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
re- Aug. 2l-whest opened steady
\. prices advanced &c, later declined
sssoa 70 outside prices. fuetuated and
e aower for December than yesterday.
- fsso0 bushels; shipments, 2aS,ooo
riosed steady: cash. sleSss: septem-
May. sLu7s.
n ss-- = cash, 43'.e; September. ssssc;
NC
.ssyi cash, SIC; September. ssssc; May,
ss-sseady at rsa7Sc.
s-osl: oash, sll.2s: September. sli.4O:
ssesdy; cash. sac: September. So 22ls9
"asary. sS.sTi s.aS.s0.
s-sonioal at sc.
IFs.s2s-sseaty AZ 72(a7Sc.
y So s.s.-.sA 7SsS-s 81 !; short clear. sa7eS
'Ss MA sASsa5 a.
CHICAGO 1--WE STOCK.
- Aug. Cattle-R Receipts. 1900:
h + -sssfs. SsS&I7S: ssoekers, sae4: Tex
g. .; rangers, sSsa4.
~ -. aaseeip's, 900: natives. s49a IS; West
eeips. so.ooo. higher: prime packers
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SAN JUAN ISLAND. WASH. I

GIN JUAN IsLANp, WAkH.I
June ., 1890 I
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle. Wash.-I
will inform you again of my case. / am
improving very fast. in fact, think am
well, but | will continue with the medicine
one week more. | feel like new girl since
/ began taking your treatment I have
time il has almost entirely stopped coming
out ] am so glad there was such q man
as DR.. Jordan IN the world or would have
been in my grave by this time There are
many here who are taxing your treatment
and they all seem 10 be doing well and
speak we'll OF you. Dear Doctor. it makes
me tremhle 10 think of the many DAYS I
have suffered for the pasttwoyears Hope
10 suffer no more.
lam very gratefully yours,
ADALISE ROSLER,
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rodav,s weather.

San FRANCISCO, Aug. 2l.-Forecast till
.. m. Friday: For Oregon-Fair weather,
except light rain at Portland. For Wash
ington-L Local rains in the western portions.
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MlNfsG sTocgx
FOREIGN Markets.
BREADsruPFs

BREADsTUFFS
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 2l.-Wheat-In poor demand:
new winter. u I'd; new spring, rs Sd
Corn-Demand poor for spot and good for ft-
lures; spot and August, As sd; September,
Is 4zd.
FINANCIAL
LYNDON. Aug. 2i.-4 p. m.-Closing consols:
Money, s6Iz; do account eess- q. 8 As, Ias;
U. s 4ls's loo.
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Reservations on anystsarsnip ane IA ne
Atlantic service TO Europe and Eng lAno go -
secured at Northern Pacific once A. IhlIosfg
c.gy ticket AGENT us second street. bosko1
block: < Ionkin, depot tiekesagens esA1is
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rwo v9souGE rHAINs

xor,seru Pacific viii on and after June
issh inst run two through trains 70 and from
ne East leaving seattle At e:lo q M ana
n m Tine shortened fveive heaA
srrnt- seattle A. Chileerg. city ncKes agents
- s..cnnd strrel. Boston hlock-.
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WV YORK STOCK ExCHASGK.
iu yosg. Aug 2L-The stock market was
Edeiy sctive and very weak. resulting in
znL declines in everything traded in. The
m q he aid OF the 10 Dor troubles and tight
kss, hsss ct last succeeded in forcing the
ztassioa Of long accounts, and stocks today
<sss hrcvn over st q lively rate. Money was
ssaed q he highest figures In years, probably
nee ne ksy panic in 1854. and q large pre-
zirn essrs-d for its use over the day. At . p.
Fata he market had reached its lowest
MN Airport was received from Washington
20 nsfae treasury department would prob
nae sone action 10 relieve the stringency
Rs Money market. and q sharp rally took
sR he elose after the rally was firm. but in
szses Al the lowest prices of the day.
sssrnnenss steady.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
A'oss On call. tight, 4as6 per cent; last
Fine mercantile paper, 5sG7: sterling
40. eaiet and weak; sixty day bills a. s., ::
11aa, AA Bar silver. sllss<.
BONDS
unregistered. i2i U.S4z's, registered. IoSi
- coupon .l24 US as, coupon. .1o4i4
A<<ts ffNH
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All classes Of tickets reading va ne Onica
Psrihe 70 the East are good VIA san LAxs ~
ard Deuver without extra charge. A. & Aa<ssa
city ticket xrens7n second street bossoa o4oex
C. K. BALDWIN, agent eify dccx
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MERCHANTS SATIoSAL BANK
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY AND FTgAs-
cIAL AGENI or THE UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT
Deals IN foreign aud domestic exchanges.
Makes Geographic transfers. sa1 issues letters
q e-sdfs.
General banking business transacted
Once Brown building, southeast corner sec-
Fad and Cherry streets.
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MOVED.

We are ready 10 receive you II oet neN sso.s'
tsvrssIurr bufliinr second and Cherry streets
A rev ssSoooo stock 70 select from Chester
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Formerly chemist 10. .ae B. O Railroad
Also p-acEscA asssver anS CHEMIST IN Cn1e2ge.
AssAylng. r2Gp<sag. chem cal work OF 81
kinds eo1s seH1 SAMPLES BY mai OF exrFez1
Room -. Terry building,
correr Wash ington aud Coranegeizl stres4K
EEtrsnee o1 waxhlneloa street
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Hops Is Cents AT whatcom.
shipping intelligence.

WHATcoM. Aug. 23.-The hop crop OF
this county is selling for 25 cents pound.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE RAINIER

THE RAINIER
schwarz, p Angeles II T Gsrretson, Tacoma
z Kuible, Tacoma w Turner. Portland
c King, do ER Gould, ST Paul
G H Treble. do WI Grambs. Tacoma
III King, San Fran Stiiiman. San Fran
L Gafely. City Sawyer, Phila
p Dickman, Tacoma q Preble, Portland
sN Bell, Minneapolis JF Carter, Nj
g d Brown. Portland NJ Carlisle Cincinnati
II Smith & wi, Porfl'd w Wallace, San Fran
o n White VT. - VIC Teter. Minneapolis
Gersell San Fran Upton, Wslla W
Mrs Mclaughlin, Cal Mclaughlin, Cal
Johns & VT, Los An Katie Johnson. L An
c wslmsiey. Kan NJ Hall. Portland
WI Armstrong & VT &c A Phillips. Wis
Mrs III Harrell, Dett Baker. C0yington
r w Baker. Covington NJ Warren. Conn
G OfBrisn, Olympia III Folger, Portland
& Folger. San Fran z Saxton, Kansas City
Kilbourre, City J ID Sargent, New Haven
II SteekeIls. Snoho CIV Chapman
n Donaldson & VT Mrs Holbrook, Portfd
6 Folsom, City
THE sSooU ALxIE.
LIZ Kellogg. CITY JE Alsop, Tacoma
Louis Manoft, BskerCy J Boorman &w,winlock
August Bituer, sidney J Krn'z, Snohomish
Jas Carroll, SD Archer, Tacoma
A Stenfeid & ", Gilman Knox & W, Gals
Mrs Webb sn. skoksh Mrs Hale, Port Madison
] Beard & W, Kirklnd T Cutler. Portland
Cutting, ~ Los A Allen. Snohomish
II Hyisud, p Towns J ID Douglass, Tacoms
Mrs Kuhn. 2 c, Colfx Mrs II Kammiski, Elsbrg
Irvine. Stanwood c r Jackson W, Snoho
Mrs Low. Alameda
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CTRAMER BUCKEYE

CTRAMER BUCKEYE
GEORGE McAvoY.-.....Ma Master,
win make two trips daily between
SEATTLE, RICHMOND BEACH AND ED
MUSDS.
Leaving Baderes dock. foo; OF Seneca street, q;
so'clock q m and o'clock r m
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CTEAMER ANGELES

Townsend sequim, pUngeness, Port Angeles
and Crescent Bay, Tuesday and Friday Il m:
returning leave Port Angeles Monday and
Thursday q n, arriving az Sezttle same eve
ring Carrying freight ana pesse1gerx
=. u. WHITE Master.
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DRENIER TINE TABLE,
BOUND scurE
vancouver. Monday and Townsend, Thursday
Ihrrsday-----.--s p NJ and Monday L = pm
Townsend, Monday and Seattle, Friday AMI
Thursday midnight Tuesday N
Seattle. Tuesday and Tacoux, Friday and
Fridsy.--.-----.s . n Tuesday .....-....--loan
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SEATTLE
Medical and Surgical DispsnsaI
Drs. Merrill & Merrill,
fremont Building, Front Street.
SPECIALISTS.

sGEG1ALfsTS.
Are SIN trezsiag with the greatest success Al
t1ronse. Nervous. Blood aa4 surgical diseased
s SIsa esseasss Of Ere. Esz. Nose, Thross ard
special Attention IN Dl.e..ss Of Woman
Tie dcc<3-s have hsd years 81 exDsriencz in
he Hospitals OF Brooklyn aad New YORK s71
are tae mos1 successful and widely kQoWa
gyneeo,ogical spec akis.s in thss eoualry.
40 AoaaG azd Middle Aged Men,
IosE Manhood Aervc1s De5sIIsy. sDsrngte-~
Thcsas seminal Losses. PHYSICAL Decsy, eristny
iron IndisereS.c1- producing .eeplessnes2 d.
sTscn1encT, p.1np-es on the face aversion z,
society easily discouraged. lack Of coni1suea
eEi.. ua1t iof sEa5y or bassasss. sa1 ands life =
burden safely. permanently sad speedily ezrs1-
Blood sad Skin Diseases
SYPHILIS. disease mos. drsasfsi ia ttz rsssastx
completely ers1scssed. Scr0fasa. rnsaEaztlsn
and impure hood co-r@cts1
hidaes and Urinary Dfseasas
D-eAetes ard Brlgas's dsssass Pa.7f1I 95a-
eul[. TOO frequent. bso0dy or milky ur ne and ali
En1arn<A discharges srreS-e1
Genfto-I r5n4Ey surgery
GoaoErhoea, eject syp1iiz Eys-ocela. va-s-
cocele and -trseSrres radically and safely czrst
without pan O. detention from business All
SEXUAL defornitiss AID inpeiins1is D nx--
rage successfully remoYed
Rectal D8.@zzas.
heDor-n0saS Pies. Elss1re Fistaiss. Pro
lsIssss AMI JlcsEsSsons relieved without cetsa.
ton o. pain
we DO not claim 70 know everything in raas-
hon 20 medicine o. disease. or 20 BE- able 70 cara
every case. E1t We do ciAfzn tnst tzrys. sxtsa-
sive AID iue-e azlag practices. Eita uapArsilsIsl
tors skill
n. R-Persons unable 70 visit rs mar D
vesfed az iaelr homes b. corfespoadeacs.
Medicines and institutions sens hy mall or x
press Co3su ration free
Always send xtzz1p when reply Is eEpeczel
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York
BRAfToy IVES, Y. p SNYDER
President Wire President
III. A SMITH. TH0S J. BRENNAN.
Cashier Ass'f Cssaie-.
BOARD O. DIRECTORS
BrzyEon 7Tez President Edward J. Berwind
Pres Colorado Coal ard Iroa Co Enari=s &
Cgn1a- ex-AsxsssauE Treasurer Z. 8 wm n
Color. Ir-. OF =. W. Coicr & Co, IL Pine street
Che1ucey Il. Depew. Frest " 7, C. < H. z 2
Co. =. r. SNYDER. Aa-ee.lzs HAr.iey OF Hart
ley & E-xs1zT7, IL Maiden Lane Henry 2
Hyeze. Prsss. Eqaitsb1e Lie Assurance Society
r. @. Ma.tkseSsen. Of r. g. NasFhIsssea q
Wecherss sEga- refining Co. los WILL strses
Tohn E Seariee. IT., Pres. EsveTneye-s sugar
ReEnttg Ce S.dnsy r. Iyier. Prezs Fourth
street National Eank. Philadelphia William
c. whisney. ex- secretary Of TIE Nary
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CTEAMER MABEL.

CLEANER MABEL,
lsKAGIT RIVER RoUTs,,
Carrying q. s. mail, viii leave Yesier's dock on
tide every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday fer
Richmond, Edmords, MGckiIteo, .Talalip. Stan
wood FL, Skagit City and Mount Vernon.
E. MERRIFIRLD, Master.
G. r. FOSTER. Agent
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srH OUR NEW KID GLOVE
Department All fitted 10 the hand chester
Clfagy.
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soum nsErx.

T>o NoNTEsANo AND ALL POINTS on
GRAY's HARBoR
PUGET SOUND q GRAY's HAKBoRRx
Through in one day from Seattle.
Trains connect daily at Kamilchie at = n
With steamer from Seattle.
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Save hroka-<' and agentE' cen mission ~ dszs.
t1x 6ireEs with this con snr
Ready capital always IN hand. No soviica-
liens sent away for approval Reason st.e rxres
ri interest Loans closed without DELAY
2 u PALMER
Manager for branch oEce
Room Il RCxwsll building northeast coru<r
Columbia and Front ssreess saelssa
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xAEEA
w ASHISGToS LOAN AND TRUST CO.
w tIueo-porai d
MORTGAGE LOANS
Securities spr rovei here. No delay
Branch of &C imam nock, seattle.
f6rouod Socr. main eutrsncs-b
GEORGE FOWLER, Manager.
Home ofses-WaIls Walla, Wash.
r.x.a-, - AS Wall street, New York
Nes 20 Water street.. Boston
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THE wEsTERS NATIONAL BANK
OF The CITY or NEW YORK,
Ea BROADWAY

Depository Of pahsie rnoseTs OF TIE Uasscs
States. the state Of New York. the Clsy OF Ses
Yrr<
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(sHARLEs r EMERY Real EsrATE LOAN
~ Cez p9ny.
Boston and Kansas City.
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Mortgage loans on city business end res5dansz
property. Building loans q specially.
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Sight exchange and teiagrapdic transfers on
New York. Chiesgo, =. Paul san Fran
cisco, Portland and various points
III Washington Oregon and
British Columbia
signt bills OF exchanges on London srsiIsbls
elsewhere in Europe
Collections mads !. al points on favorable
terms.
Bonds. stocks and other vsluables received
On deposit for safe keeping
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