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Our Success is Based Upon Facts.

Our remedies at quickly and care perma.
nenty.
We do not claim 60 know everything Ia rela.
ton 10 medicine or diseases, or 10 be &hle 10
cure every case. but We do cain, that a large.
extensive and increasing practice, with unpaFs
% doctors skill
Experience is worth everything. kuowleSge
gained BY consulting with. critically examining
sud successfully treating thousands OF persons
Of svcrs sge, sex. profession aGd occupation, al
tssted with every prescr able form and stage Of
suffering with ike mals lies. that NC have sic
ceeded in restoring heath 70 largo malori iy of
cases treated. even iser other Skilled sd ener.
gctic physicians hAv~ fsilei 80 effect any pef.
mAgent change for the better
We are pasrontxed by clsss of ladies and
gentlemen too ssgseioHs 10 be imposed upon b.
au ignorant ausek aud they are too sndepead-
ent 20 be Heightened away from physicians who
are curing hem.
Persons calling st our oniea can have tina
satisfaction OF 4 tree consultation. with the as
sursuce thar they may Gepeut upon receiving
candid opinions, honorable. square dealing.
reasonable charges ami no encoufagemeat
without a prospect az Improvements or cure
oar practice lS founded anon the results OF the
best methods. withoet reference 30 schools or
"pathicS"
You viii not be urged or persuaded To taks
treatment, and no one viii 10 treated unless
there is strong probability of cure or permR.
tent benefit Make inferrogations and decide
for Yourself.
once hours: Prom a, N. 10 ,. m. sun
days, TO IL q. NJ. only.
n. R.--persons unable to visit MS may be-
treated nj their homes hy correspondence.
Medicines and instructions sent by mail or ox-
press Consultation free.
Always send stamp when reply IS expected.
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soSros STOCKS,
Besros, April is--Ciosing: A,chison. Topeka
santa Ne. ISL; Burlington, sos's. Mexican
Central common. -: san Diego. 2ss
SAN FRASctsco xARsKr xKvtxw.
SAX Francisco, April is-whsst-sscady;
bcslness light: N.sA.s Lsa
Barley-strong; No. l feed. asSt9sssse
osss- Receipts of moderate proportions. while
trade 10 fairly active aud gcners. TIE market
has fully recovered from the depressed feeling
thsi prevailed = week age: choice iced. 81 as
12ss No 1 feed n.ssssI.S7's; lower grades.
sssai 81,
nops-Quies: come eject on the part of local
brewers. but not of magnitude enough 10 Am
part any life 20 business; i0sisc.
fotstoes-tArge quantities at the new GRIP
coming forward. rumaing from Ssess'os Peerless.
taaa
suuer-Easy. fancy. iegis'se; scei 10 choice,
Essls.
ksss-CalitorntA sS@iTc: kssissu. itslsc.
NV YORK MERCHANDISE sAEssI
NEW YORK. April -Heps-Esn,
Cofree-opiions unchanged to 10 rotnts
higher. closed barely steady sales. ESQ Rags
April. 81 mar -. May. sizai7tas june. SIC. -
Masei July. sic p&,6 -. August. us a&ssfe.A
tpo, Rio. hrsner. fair esTgoes ssSx -. No.
Tat bean, ls,c
sngar-Raw. arm; sales. $40 ahis snd i.eae
tsss, Nascovato. - test sc. il.coo oeusftfu-
ysas. p test Ases cargo eentrtIaeals. - test.
fof shilsislPhia. sic reanef. steady,
"osss~nenestic fleece, ssatsso
torpes->oEinai. lake. 1lm
hn-LoSer. strata as -
IeAa-pull. domestic. sSsA
CHICAGO AVA srosx ksvI.s.
tHicsse. APRIL S-csstie- Rsxssess. s.co'.
ssssdy 70 ssrvng hseyes. tt.ssnA =. steers g. 70
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SRATrLE keh -, iSsA.
on the nth of September. tssa. called
upon DR.. Jordan with what the doctors
said was infammatory rheumatism. Ny
right hand was che size of tour and bad
not been able 90 sleep for several nights.
pr. Jordan prescribed for me aud told me
To obtain some small bottles IN which 'o
nut the medicine. thereupon went into
a Seattle drug store and asked Tor some
bottles. remarkins that | wanted them Ia
M, DIR. Iordsn's medicines into. A lady
Who WAS present graiuitoasiy remarked
that pr. jordan was q quacs, paid no
attention to this, as hal previous espe-
riene~ with the doctor. who relieved me OF
a misery IN which other eminent rhysi-
clan. failed. In Just two weeks ] could
write With nav hand and u has been well
ever since. The only objection have got
Is that paid ST. for the medicine aud Got
well before nSea ono half II Il. aud row
have 81 worth % meiiciae ! hsve 10 use
for. which i sgxrsvxNnK
bAC HkLDER.
Representing The seia Thomas Clock TO.
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A Record Of Unprecedented
Success,
SEATTLE. Wash, Jan. p. Is,

sraTrLr. Wash, Jan. p. ispo.
Dr. ]. Eugene Jordan
Dear poctor--I cannot express to you in
words the gratitude feel towards you for
the great service you have rendered me
and NV family. When | first called on
you to consult you nay wife had suffered
for some time severely from catarrh and
complication of other diseases, which
made her life miserable. Ny daughter
also was In delicate health. was at
trac,ed during my first visit by the care
and attention you gave To the whole case:
and, although must confess that In the
beginning went TO YOU merely rs an eS-
pertinent to see whether could find relief
for my wife aud daughter | was SO favora-
bly, Impressed with the manner in which
you commenced your treatment that
was inspired With confidence IN your His
togenetic system. That confidence was
not misplaced. because today, although
you have been treating my family for only
. few weeks. my vile and daughter are
now enjoying comparatively good health,
with every indication OF their being in a
short time completely cured of the
complaints from which they suf-
ferea. The result has been 20 make our
home happier in every way, and am now
so firmly convinced of the efficacy OF your
treatment that 1 will in future have no
other so far as myself and family are con
armed. | write you this letter voluntarily
Md without any solicitation on your part
In fact. consider IL my DUTY TO thus pub.
iiely show my appreciation OF what you
have done for me and NINE, and that 9th.
ers may know where they can be benefited
~ | have been. and therefore YOU are AT
liberty 10 make any use you like OF this
communication. am, yours truly,
ALIEN BEGG.
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Washington Immigration and Homestead
Association.

Washington Immigration and Homestead
Association.
We have for sale 10000 acres In different parts
Of tie SAFE in b. 10. % 90. 50 aud I6oaere farms
sooi farming lands: 40 acres ~ Enumelaw, a
mics On Northern Pacific railway.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Three hundred acres, eis sec i, 70 En,rsws
Al good land. 80 acres sown ia grass. 50 per
acres. ITO acres in see Is to e H. W; good clay
upland. heavily 'imhered. so PER acre.
giYsAr oouary
Two hundred acres in sees Is and "A, tp - a
w; mostly bottom land, si25o rer acre.
ANscoEfgs,
Ten aces teautifni land adjoining Fidalgo
City eli aiei ready isr pa ting $50 FER acre.
81 acres Tar tue above. % per ace
One hundred and its acres near Juanits
Lake Wssbingion ~ niles west OF s., L. :. 4
lraif trees. straw Der les, ete So per acre. viii
sell lo-scre lots for 81 FER acre.
ona hundred sud sixty acres, u. miles water
trout o. s4uam "a Il rb Z. opposite Pot can
be beautiful lee sssoa, ODD for pistAag nice
beach; IS per aT@
Five aQs 10 acre farms aesf lake sshtnv-
ton S'0tos & pr acr . lots sa4i O. near Md
wssh ,ng ton sni Paget sound. 400 t. $40 eacn.
lot AT La'oaa 41xigO. frouts on two streets.
sms hous good RAG. Cue y.ew Of iske
UB.D4 aad the 81 y 500.
Two hundred acre. secs Is and a. 20 -
W. sa25e ret acre; - afes, see e, ~ a n. c,
So E.sF acre.
tsseas tsrga rs ri Kent Asd siaughter: both
are suburban towns OF Seattle; half boar b.
railroad.
Washington iinrni grafton and Homestead
Assccf alton
Rooms = aud =. Roxweil building. corner OF
Columbia and Front streets seattle. NAsh.
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NEW YORK. April ls.-Ihe stock market was
only slightly less active today than yesterday
aud the loss OF business in few leading sso ks
was about made up By the extension ~ trading
% III unusually large Number of shares. giving
the market . broadening tendency. aud while
the failure of the senate and House 10 agree on
the silver question acted ~ deterrent the
sentiment seems 70 be that there will ultimately
be some joint action which will result In easier
money ADD higher prices The market closed
dnl and firm, the majority of the list showing
gains over last evenings figures.
Governments
Petroleum-openedi irregular. spot. steady. at
81 May strong at 81 spot advanced and
closed DUH III ST.. and May closed steady at S.
EXCHANGE And sEcusIriEs.
Ngw YoRk. April is.-Money on call a9ais
primo mercantile PAPER, na7's: eteriin. en-.
change, quiet firm; e0-dsy bills, $Ass.. de-
mend, "a sTa.
Bar Silver-f0ac.
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I,Ros TERMINAL Or INTERIOR POINTS

II the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
IL the line to take 10 al points East and
scoth- IL IL the DINING CAR ROUTE it
Yua. through yest,ouled Trains every
Cay IN the year 70
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
No Charge OF ~arD
COMPOSED Of Dining Cars unsurpassed, Pull
man Draw'ng Room sleepers Of
latest equipment
--T0URlsT SLEEPING CARS
Best that can be constructed and In which
accom- modaiions ar bota FREE and furnished
Tor holders of fFss or second-csass tickets, ard
ELEsASr Day coAcHEA
A. cont nuous line connecting with all lines
Pullman sleeper reservations can be secured
IN advance through any agent OF the road
THROUGH TICKETS
To and from al points in America. England
and Europe can be purchased At any ticket
Office OF this company.
Leave seattle at sos a m. daily; arrive al
Minneapolis or 81. Paai at 5:lo p m.
PACIFIC DIyisox.-Afrive a. Seattle o IS a M
throas h train from East and South: HISS a m
Olympia and Chehalis express. Ais p m. To-
Leave Seattle Sfo q m, through train for
East and South: 1870 a. M. Tsc ma express;
2.i5 .. m, Olympia and Chehaiis express; 7p
N. Portland and south.
CANT day coaches. finest palace dining cars be-
tween seattle, Tacoma and Portland direct
Daily service.
Fun information concerning rates, time of
A. p. CaAR TON. Asst. Gen. Pass. ACT,
III First St. Cor: washington Portland, Or. :.
A. CHfLBERG. City Ticket Agent. 10 Second
street. Boston block, Seattle, Wash.
T. T0SKIS. Ticket Agent.
seattle Depot. foot of Third street.
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n NJ the Residence OF Ex-ha aver Yes
Ter, Third and James

Consultation and prescription absolutely
EsEE
send for tree book explaining the His'o-
senstic system.
cAUTIo>-The Histogenetie Meiicines
are sold IN bat one agency IN essh town
The label around tie bottle tears the soi-
gowins inscription DIR. j. Eugene Jor-
dams Htstce~n~ssc Meiieins.@ livery ether
device Is fraud
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BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES.

syphilis. disease most dreadful In tts results.
cum pleEeis eradscated
Ulcers. Cararfh. etc, permanently cured
where Others have failed
kidney. Urinary ami Bladder complaints
painful. difficult. too frequent, burning or
bloody urine. high colorcd or with milky sesii.
ment on standing. weak back, gonoFrhnAs. gieet
eystitis, promptly aud salesy cured. Chxgges
reasonable.
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The steam schooner L. J Perry brought In q
cargo Of hay today from down sound
Hides and vol are rsther aaies The demand
TOT them In the two markets Of the cosst--6Au
Fnnclsco and Portland-is Hight and shipping
IL very quiet Old prices rule. In the outlook
for the immediate future there Is nothing Of
special interest
Feed and millssuns have undergone 10
change to speak Of since the last report was
presented. The market Is very arm ~ last quo
sattons Prices sill possess . strong upward
tndency but there have been no further ad-
vsnces The market is fairly well stocked and
the demand continues very good. No changes
are looked for very shortly.
Egss were the same today as stated last Re
ceipts are light but prices are held down.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
During the last "a hours the merchandise aud
produce receipts at this port were a. follows.
Northern Pacific railroad, 5Ss tons. Columbia &
Puget sound railroad. Is tons; Seattle, Lake
Shore & Eastern railway, eli tons BY water
Clara Brown. tons: Washington. 2 tons W. X
Mefwln, . tons: City OF Pueblo. s57 tons; l.. j.
Perry, 30 tons; Premier, - tons. Total receipis,
1852 tons
During the lest - hours goods aud merchau-
disc we're shipped from seattle 20 the surround
Ing country o. follows: Northern Pacific rail-
road 90 tons; Columbia & Puget sound railroad,
g tons; Seattle, Lake shore d Eastern railway,
IS tons. BY wster-walia wslla, 1900 tons
Clara Brown. tons; Fleetwood. tons: Mabel.
Is tons; Washington, 10 tons: w. X. Merwin, 8
tons Total shipments. 1.To2 tons
NATURE OF RECEIPTS.
Seventeen cars lumber. car oranges. car
furniture. 3 cars general merchandise. l car
horses, 3 cars wood. Is cars cattle. car tics. |
car potatoes 2 ears beer. ears molding Sand. (
cara oil, l car wheat cars brick ears wood.
car shingles. 2 cars stone, 10 tons hay.
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TO THE LADIES.

We give most cazefal an3 eansidsrsie stsen-
ton 70 diseases of women an& ehfhirsu IL yau
suffer fran any obscure. disfscnt or lingering
disease. or II the common soatsae doctors TAIL u
care yep, rezaemesr the celebrated specialists
cure yea when others lail The speelsltSts srs
skilled g. every depsrtne mt Of medical aud sur.
Eicsl experience. The professor has had wears
os exp=Fleace Ia the hospitals Of Err, KIM sna
New Norx, kormsr9y special prafeSscr 10 We
mans Hospital 20 lese. New York. aad is one
ot the most saeoexssnl aud best known gyneess-
logical specialists la this country
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shippinr IutelI,eene..

sss FKaser<co April A-Arsvals-stmr
IossmhtA, Portland via Astoria Cleared-ssmr
Mary D. Hume, whaling: b. VIII W. Case, Nash
asak. bk Ne.rose. Pot Pownsend. Departures
--st'nr Oregon, Portland; Sicarsgsan ssEnr
AonsserrHt, Sanaimo via Victoria
FoKT TOWNSEND. April 70. -schr Nay G. Russ
arrived from Victoria this evening. h Gny C.
Cess Cleared today for New YORK city with .
cargo OF spars from Port Baakeley
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Nervous Debility. SpsrmatoTs hnA. Seminal
Losses Physical Decay, arising from inIlsere-
ZION. rro4aesnx sacepse sfiess. dependency,
plmnles on the face, aversion - seciety, easily
discouraged. lack OF confidence Jun. un6t for
study or business, end finds life q burden.
saf,iy, permanently aad speedily cured.
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0AS: asocken md FEEDER. szssDass; Tsxaa
sseerx. - so4zAh
noxs-Recszpts, 7nop. sfeady: nixsd and
nsnr ~ S0Ax Is: heavy, tAIs9Asa
enesp-kec<9pes 10.ooo. SLOW 10 cents l0wsr.
ns1vesr 10. Western corn-isd- t3e19s.
Texans. AIs1A1
CHICAGO PRODUCE MAKxKr.
enc so. April iss-Rye-uaset: s-1sS1c-
Barley Easy.
Nntsky-e2
Shoulders. ss9s.zs: short clear. s sc1e: short
rfha, ss-x6ss
LfvgRrocL sEArx uARKRr.
LvkxrooL, April Wheat steady; demand
poor: hoders ofzss moderately.
Corn-QSieS
BOSTON WOOL MARKET
BOSTON. Apfii n-Wooi--D ma1d active.
nrn: territory wool. range Ice &c Tor hne, rsfe
y ios tine medium and .4azSc Tor n dunn
iexss and California wools, Gsiet: . led wc.Is,
10. very active; Australian. Arm u aQtslIs
PHILADELPHIA WOOL xAHKEr
fHiLApxIrsiA. April is.--Wocs-Fa demand;
Montana. fs415r. territorial, lS9z3c
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QUICKEST TINE TO OLYMPIA.
KAMILCHIE AND GRAY's HARBoR-
THE PASSENGER STEAMER MULTSoMAH.

Che opposition boar
Leaves Tacoma from the ~ p wharf daily. ex-
cept Sunday. 81 O. m. sharp. Returning,
leaves kamichie 1875 p. m. Olympia, p m:
arriving IN Tacoma p. m. connecting with
ore through boats for Whatcom and wav points
Leaves Baker Baeon's dock, loot OF Union
street. seattle, for Tacoma, at . p. m. sunday.
n. B.-This boat must be taken IRON Tar
coma for Grsy's Harbor country, being the
only THROUGH BOAT
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SEATTLE. April II. fs9c
carload OF hay 70 Wayne was the only ship
,~>rt III in mort Anee by rail to-day

4 CAT0Au VI Ivy ID WbyfsS ~ FU6 U37y k5ffrF
ment Of I'm port ance by rail- today.
But one csfiosd Of Eastern POTATOES Vas re-
cesved here today. The potato market 10 Sill
badly demofalEed, but II receipts continue
Eight the market win soon recover. a. the de-
msnd is masking heavy inroads on sock Prices
ranged today between 40 sud s57.s0 per ton. Ne
lives we're very quiet to-day st - per ton
stooks are but Light and sales are email. the
larger part Of the trade going 30 the Kastsrns
On account OF their chespness
The steamship City Of Puetla which arrived
here today from San Fra neisco brought the fol.
lowing amounts OF freight for the different
sound cities:
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FAST TIME.


The Northern Pacific Railroad vestibuie Din
ing and Sleeping Car Line, daily service 70 ST.
PAUL, Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago. No
change Of ears aud twenty i've miles the short
est rouse 20 Chicago Tourist sleeping cars
through. placing passengers In the onion 6epos,
Chicago. seven hours and ih.rty-six minutes
ahead Of other lipea A. Chlloerg. city ticket
agent. 7I6 Second street. Boston block. x Tonkiu.
depot ticket AGENT, seattle.
Are you going 20 build within six months.
Then call and get one of those twenty elegant
sites, 10 be given away, in my South shore ad-
dtion. on Green Lake The electric cars now
run by the lots w. d. Wood, room s. kiigen
block, second street.
Call on s. 4. Walters at room y, Roxwell build
Ing, for Information interesting TO real eStAfe
IN sestors
IL will pay YOU well TO see the seattle Ice Co.
1t Dos second stree, before making contracts for
ice. W. n Donaldson, manager.
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WEsT SEATTLE FERRY
DAcrF1c COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

DACrFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle as follows:
For san Francisco, via Port Townsend and
victoria: Al p. m. passengers received on
board 81 , D. M Aprss 3, :, II, Is, -, -, aud
every ave days thereafter.
For Aisska. Apr Aai -, q. m.
Prom san Francisco for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports: Ats q. IN. Apr ). 10. Is, % =,
30 and every I'VE days thereafter.
Tickets may be obtained ~ the once of the
company at Ocean Dock. Seattle
GOODAIl- PERKINS h Co. San Francisco.
II. MCCLELLAN. superintendent. Seattle.
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AHWAyA
TO sAz saAscnco
And All Points In
CAL T0RSIA
Via sAe Ut Shasta Roussof
xHx SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
The caiy route
THROUGH CALIFORNIA
- al Points
EAST AND SOUTH
THE srESIc EocrE a. rE1 PACIFIC COAST
PULLMAN BUFFET sLEaPEa
PULLMAN TOURIST sLEEr1SG CARS
Attached % express trains a6ording Superior
accommodations for secoad-cla0 passsngers
For rates. tickets slseping car reservations,
etc. Gel. upon o. address
THOMAS A. GRAHAM. District Passenger
AGENT no South Tenth street Tacoma. Wash
Z. p. ROGERS Asst General Freight and Pas
eeneeT Agent. Portland Or.
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Sight bills of exchange on Ion1on available
else where in Europe.
Collections made ct all points on favorable
terms.
nds, stocks and other valuables received
on deposit FOR safe keeping.
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Coal trains with eoaeh attached. Axve 10
s~xsixr ranstng Ssae, Vt caErr p&sseagcrs
Il ". ASSk1ls2. &x1s<er.
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~ Z. MILLER SEQ. BANKERS
Newiir block. 2is Columbia street.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Exchange bought and sold.
investment securities bought and sold
Deposits received subject 10 check
Interest paid on time deposits
Collections made on all accessible points.
THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST CO.
L incorporated lss1.)
Llewellyn- Dodge building, Second street
CAPITAL, saoon
Transacis general banking business
SAVINGS rErAErxEST.
Deposits received in any amount from one dol
lar upwards. and interest allowed thereon.
Money loaned upon improved farm
and city real estate
LEIGH s J HUNT. ......,...... President
WILLIAM f. BAILEY ......... Vice President
g. u. HEILBRuN .....- .....,+..-- MANAGER
u. y. BANTER ........-,-,....t-.. Cashier
T. h. DOWNING Secretary
I. r. MINOR, J. d. LovMAN. j. NJ. SEARS.
WM. X, FISHER.
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MORTGAGE LOANS
THE SCOTTISH AMERICAN MORTGAGE CO
tsniss<b OF Ssos4sn1
The oRBsoS MORTGAGE coaPsSY.
glimiset1 of Scotland
THE AMERICAN MORTGAGE COMPANY.
Of scotland gtimiseai.
TIE NORTHERN COUNTIES ISvEsrMEN
TRUST
flimi.edl Of England
THE AMERICAN FREEHOLD LAND MORT
GAGE COMPANY,
liimised1 of Loaaan
Have money 10 loan on improved civ ard
farm property at reasonable rates and on Ia
vofsble terms Loans closed without delay
Apply TO ]. K EDNIsToN. Room 10. sehnr-
man Block. corner Front AMI Cherry streets
SEATTLE, Wash.
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THE SHANE
JOSEPHINE

THE STEAMER
J0sEPHtNE
Leaves the Hatfield Colmsn lock 81 O'Clock
q m TUESDAYS. Thursdays and SATURDAYS Tor
kings-en. Pert f.snhle. Sesbsek aud Union
city. the head Il nxvigAtioa % Hoo9's canal
Leaves Tn ion City on Mond sys xednesdays
ard Fr!Says al o'c ock n. For freight or
passaxv rply on hoard or 10 Colonel J. \. CD
iner sgens AZ dock.
JOHN ANDERSON. Master
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last TINE
e. :. STEAMER MABEL

last TINE
G. :. STEAMER MABEL
wfll leave YesseTss dock q. q IA every Mon-
asv Wednesday ana Friday Tor Twelve m la
pasns EimnEas. Aaekliseo. Mar sci ie. Lowell
ard snohoEtsh. returning following days o.
q -. Neo -. FAs~iEh4 agent
SEArriR. KIRKLAND. HoC6HToS AND
- YASRow FAIRLY.
ca and after April !. ISae. steamer EDlTE
VII leave hpF dcex nnrrh % Jackson ssrest
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19

Sight exchange and Geographic transfers on
New York Chicago. ~. Paul, san Fran
cisco, Portland and various points
III Washing on. Oregon and
British Columbia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-19
J. KEITH WILSON, Manager

J. KEITH WILSON, Manager.
Branches: San Francisco. cal, Portland. Or,
Tacoms, Wash. Vic oris, Vancouver, New West
minister. Mana mo sad kauioops, b. G.
q neral banking business Transacted fore 81
exchanges bought sni sold; drafts and tele-
graphic transfers sold on the banks branches
also on New YORK, Chicago. rsnada and Hong
Kong. Deposits received subject 10 check. In
terest paid on time deposits