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VINE STREET mpRovEMEsr-orrIcx

" -s1 y n16i lmI hOtEMENE-OFFlC
oi Inc CITY Clerk o. the City of Seattle.
Aattle, Wash. Decembs I, 1899.
Nstcs Il hereby givsn to the owners of prop.
~ benefited by ordinance 15il. emitted "An
Nuinsnre providfne for the laying of, widening
e. suApiishing OF Vine street as Q public street
suo nknway IN the city OF Seattle, from the
ssssrsy llne OF Second street in A. A. Denny
mo ". n Bells Seeond add ton to the south
nle o. DEPOT street In Bells Sixth addition TO
1d CITY, Q providing for the condem n alton
~ RAJ estate Tor such laying eff, wideui q and
asnsnLshing OF Said street and lor the levy and
S"lsction OF assessment upon all property bene-
ssu ~ the same, sufficient 10 make compeusa-
S Az ios al property condemned therefor or
asmased thereby"
mat maj they. the said property.owuer., are
~ Nqair 70 appoint one person TO act.
80 - Two othsr penons Zone OF whom 10 TO be
rrvaatea oy the owner of the properly con-
~, aso oy the prov sions OF said ordinance
~ ~. . snc one TO be appointed by the mayor OF
49,! u cset lei In appraising AMI ass gning
: aaka ana benefit WITHIN aud Tor the assess
49, ~ uistrct described and es aolished ry Sec
49, 49, Iouf ~ OF said ordnance No l6ll in ac-
sesnoe with the provisions of section I0l OF
~ OF the gislature of the territory OF
..~1,nt,on, entitled An act TO revise and
s,o saS ne Oh rt of the city Of seattl,, ap.
fossa February 4. 1856 ~
.n1 =, appointment 10 to be made in writing
u"u With the city clerk of the city OF
4e' on or before Decemb r 10. A. D. 1890
r, II. ". MILLER, Cty Clrrk.
,soe paoncation Of this notice December /.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS.

sAs FRANCISCO. Dec 2-Produce ceipss:
Flour, l4,0o0 quarter SACKS; wheat $500 cent
a 8; bsriey. 4,c00 eentals: potatoes. 800 sacks:
bfea. 40 sacks; middings, 2, coo sacks; rails ns.
COZ b0xys
near iuture. and It's asven.. IT is stated, would
be a cause for r. jocing. No. white, sl-3il[:
choice, 81 s21x: mi ling. 81 s7la@1 20 per g NAL
Barley-Less baoy3nt. no feed, yf45gL 464;
choice, a47lz: common grade, II 1871; erswing.
81 SOL SIS for fair TO good. and sL57lzgd-so for
choice; chevaler. sL45GL6o per GENITAL
Co.n-Tne market IS depressed under heavy
supplies. and there 10 no bidding
oats-Irade il not Of heavy volume. Surprise,
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: srryORD STREET IMPRovEMENT.-o
- q the CITY Clerk OF the lily Of Seattle,
~ .s- 0.an nnre m 10 4 1kQQ

- 9, the CITY Clerk OF the lily Of Seattle,
$sssIe. Wsen., pscembe- l, 1890.
TssIea 4 hereby Rivt n TO the owners OF prop
~ ron6em, ed By ordinance No. 1s6l0s entitled
~ ordIuancr providing for the laying of, ex-
,s-lue md e,tab ian ng OF milford ktreet a. q
sSbllr highway in the city o. SEATTLE, from che
xrssh eud Of milford street, In Halls addition
4 "a CIV. on the south line of said Hairs ad-
1ssE,s southwsr along he line OF - d Milford
sse~t ID said Halis addition produced, south
80 10 RE north marginal line Of Madison
: - il said city. And yroviding for the con-
zSeasion Of real estate for such laying of. ex-
ssiise and establishing of said street, and for
~ sevyinR aud col ection Of assessments upon
m seooery benefited by the same, euffice emit to
~ cotnreHsasiou for all the property con-
1870 therefor or damaged thereby"
1hsi they, the said property owhere, ere
hcsroy uaiired TO appoint one PRISON to act
m 10 utner perso' lone Of whom is to be
ssSoirsed BY the owner Of the property tene-
Ssf 81 the provisions of said ordi ance 1,51O,
~ oos n be appointed by the mayor of the
~ q eeatt el in appraising and assigning
61ns.oo and tene6ts within and for the spess-
r. uf djstriot described and es ahljshed by Sc
a 81 his ordinance No 1,5i0. in accordance
pifh ne proyisians of section 10l OF an act of
- joeslature of the territory OF Washington.
cnijtIed ssAn &C. to revise ana amend the char
q :! he city Of Seattle, approved February, 4
aid appointment 10 to be made In writing
"a 6le.i wi h tn city clerk of The city of Seat
q a Of before December 10, A. D. 1890.
II. W. MILLER, City Clerk.
rk't publication OF this notice December ],
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Dispatch steamers from Seattle - follows :.
For can Francisco via Port Townsend ana
Victoria: At6 p N. passengers received on
board as p M !, IL, J.. "a ana
ana every hvs days thereafter
For Alaska: Nov inter y, steamer No
yemoer ~ viii not cary pa sengetsl. December
4Aas 10
From can Francisco. for Victoria and Puge:
found ports: At q m mo l. i
Is. 1 I'D 2, and every i've days thereaiter
Tickers may be obtained q the Once OF tns
company az Ocean Dock. seattle
GOODALI. PERKINS CO.. Genera Asenss
Il. GcIEILAN. Superintendent Seattle.
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/ AXE AvEEUE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
n ai lhA Gifx llerl Of ihsa Eifv Of laaftIa A..

I AXE AVENUE IMPROVEMENT-0FFI
~ otlhe City Clerk Of the, City of Seattle, Be-
estl Wash.. Dec. LIST, 1890.
Notice. e hereby given 70 the owners OF prop
~ seneAtted By ordinance No. 513 entitled
An ordinance providing Tor the lsying OF, ex-
enoing ami establishing Lake avenue as pub
nc street and highway in the city OF esStte
MN the north end OF Lake avenue on the north
marginal line OF Bloomfield street. northwes,-
ely % : point dir city south of the south snd of
fellow street, and thence north to said Vel ow
sfsei, and Tor e condemnation of real estate
lof such laying OF extending and estsbl shing
dssid street, and for the levy aud coliec ion OF
sasessments upon al property benefited by the
Mmr tumcient 70 make C. nj ensatfon for oil
r.periy condemned or damaged thereby"
ths tney, the said property owners, are
utyeoy reQuir TO appoint one persoi TO act
WIN Two other persons Zone OF whom 10 10 DO
eppcinted by the owner OF the property con-
esmned oy the prov sions of said ordnance
!sis, and one TO be appoi ted by the mayor OF
ne city OF seattlel in sppraising aud Assigning
eamages ana benefits within and for the assess
cent district described and estabiish.d by sec
300 OF sAio ordi ance No. 1,5l3. in o cordapce
Win the provisions OF section lul of an &C; OF
me les tsature OF the territory OF Washington,
en'itled An oct 10 revise and amend the ~ ar
& 1885,"
Sail sppointm snt 10 to be made In writing
ano n ed with the city clerk OF the city OF Seat
Vie on or before December 10. A. d. 1890.
II. w. MILLER, c, Clerk
FRS publication OF this notice Dec. 1. 1890
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49, :, m nag. nso9lssss: good to choice
an m. $500 IAN. n7ogl7s; gray, sIT21<
onions-s2eoss2 Is,
OPTIONS
MI BOARD sales: wheat-Buver 1sao n n
,srsiss. closing At 1871; buyer season. q sii<1
Bsriey-Bayer 1890 81 az; buvey ....o. :, -
@ils'4; closing at,sl IS 'u's' season. slS
FISAScIaI.
,,iI. ns aga. aeio: telsgraphic. Is: sscrlfne
=, a., d as; commercial san: diver bars'
N'oo'si'"; Mexican dollars. sagssc $50
MINING srocxx
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INVEST SEATTLE FERRY
Dock foot of Marion street
WINTER TIME TABLE.
Leave West Sea tle-7 a. m s a m. q. m. II
O. m, 1! m, p m, p. M, p. m, 6:10 p. M,
4 ave seattle-7;4o a M, $50 9. n $50 g. m,
ll:30 a. m. 1850 p m $50 p m, 4:S) p. m. /,
$50 p. m, $50 p m, $50 p m.
NJ. BATES. Manager
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roREIGN MARKETS.
BRxADsruyrs.

LIVERPOOL. Dec 2-Whess-ssssdy; nov -
. winter i. illd: new No. spring. ~ ID
Coru-Firm; spot and DecsmbeE. = I'D
FINANCIAL
LONDON. Dec. AS p mclo1ne- ~ = 4
uon.y az OILS: money account Is i$ls; .. &
a 81. aals: U. s ~. sL0. Bar olives. 4s)6dj
mr. cent
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THE WATER FRONT.

The steamer J. G. Bristsiu took out la9 niebe
. besvv car load OF freight for Rockwelrs camp
near Ursalady, consisting Of al the macninep
for = lumber. shiugis and planning MIL. iumpor
for sbe buildings necessary, and I'VE stock -
nee ,here the outfit 10 the property Of ne
Us,twsll Lumber and Milling Company
TIC .se.,usr Al-ki arrived last evening Win
fifrv.eieht tons OF freight Tor seasue iron - -
Franeisco. The Al-ki brought Up ~ 49, ~
Boiling nam bay ports. and wiz icsd ooai iof 'ns
return trip. 49,,
Tns ,uy pioneer brought In the ship General
r.,-cbild nom Port Tow5send yesterday, ana
re ys.sel viii ioad Bisck Diamond cosl iox
ssn francisco. Her last TIP vas seV s'ssas
one. .x v,.,.o.> -
NJ. css,,,s vasterdsy, where she VIII taEe Gus
nsIsss,. prepsrslory to taking on oszso =
coal. a. he~x~
me 'I ps,Iinghsm bay, 10 lying q the whafi
for inspection. shs has been ose1hs~
Tns steamer Lily goes out In me plsos 2. 49,. ~
az Munros this morning Ine isusI 49,
:, e,s,uood. where her broken snsls 49, 49,
IT,. ri, Highland Lights finished takins 2.
-. "a opD tons of cOel lsss night ADu van
se 80 "a 70 sss today by the tss coliiA
IT, steamer Hsytlsn Rspsblic VIII aGl sfos
me el .ssa Tor sound ports next Tuesday.
TIE ste mship ouesn sa,'s :"
tomorrow evening at so'cioek
Tha steamship Umsniis u .ss ''''
Francisco tomorrow
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RErros. Wash. Nov. Is. 1890.

DR.. J. Eugene Jordan. Seattle, wash
Dear Friend: | should have written you
before regarding our little girl. Her re-
covery was so very slow could not have
written before and said she was well. but l
feel can safely say she is well now. and
think had it not been for your wonderful
medicines she would not be with US now
My husband. Yates Mountain. joins me in
thanking you for the great favor you have
conferred on us. Wishing you greater
prosperity in your wonderful work, re-
main, sincerely,
MRS. Y. MOUNTAIN.
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TAKE HE STEAMERS OF THE
PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.. FAST LINE
AZ Iaker d Cos wharveA
FOB
FAIxHAvEN. wHATcoM. LA CONNER AND
WAY PORTS
H.w BAKER & CO.. AGENr2
See Local Time Cards
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SEWING MACHINES.

az SINGER MANUAL TURING co. NOW
lsss.A AZ &C ments; be sure and examine our
Rsrs,Ir reductions before purchasing sewing
~. I. B. Morton, Manager. si2 Third
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MERcHANDfsE
Hops-Quiet and weak: Pacific coast. a4ploc.
Cofee-options closed steady. lo@D points
down; sales, 1s,7p bag4 including December,
sH.i5gi7 Is; January, SIC 200isst spot Rio. dall
and easier: fair carsoes ct l95<c.
Sugar-Rehned, steady and quiet
Lead-Duil and weak; domestic, t467,<
Tin-Quiet and steady: straits. $3.50
Petroleum-Clossd veal: January opened -
671zc and closed ct &c
WOOL.
NEW YORK, Dec 2-wool-Dull and oasy: do
nestle fleece. A6S9c
BOSTON. Dec. -wocl-Territory steady; d.
mand, on scourged basis Of eoc for nns, go ia
fne medium. 64@55c medium; California and
Oregon, quiet at previous pricssL
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2 -Dnll anl easier; Mon
tana, 20g22c; territory. H@22c -
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
BosroN, Dec. 2-Closing stocks:
Atchison Topska.. so31Msx Cenral tcon,.
Burlington ........ IS
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO. Dec. 2-Wheat-Thcrs wss- n
crate business In the aggregate transacted. q
feeling was rather more nsrvoua The opoui
was frmer. prices being x@3fo higher, ind
enced by firm cables and liberal dsceeass u
the quantity Of wheat and nour on ocean pase.
age The market latse advanced 10 more. and
THEN, unuck ol.quietlAB fumVEss Dc8ou ~ 49,
Off Prices declined l1<c. rallied "a, ruled
quiet. and closed l,zc lower for December ana
&c lower for May tnsn yesterday. Receipts
7s4, 600; shipments, 1872 600 bushsla
wheat-closed easy; cash, olkc; january
9lxc; May. $10ON
corn-s,ssdy; cash, SOC; January. So5Sc; MAJ.
53s<c.
oats-stsady; cash. ls1ls; January. $50; Mar
457sc-
Mess pork--sseady; cash. N75s Jauuazys
s1l.o7: May, Silt.
Lard-stesdy; cash. ss72<, December. skebJ
January, s6.05; Nay, S0@
Rye-Quiet and steady. 1t eS5<c
Barley-Nominals at Use.
Wnisky-SlA
shoulders-;47 5aAs755l; short CLEAR. N.&0AN
short ribs, S5.10g620
CHICAGO LAVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. Dec - Cattle-ReCelph 14oQ
steady; prime export steers $596 -: conmon =
choice, Ss3l55: fed Texans. Al00A60
Hocs-Ksceipts 5000; stronger and aelfvot
light mixed Sa2s95; prime hesvy and bntehM
weights, sa651s. rs: assorted light - 00&0
sheep-Receipts, 900; strong with iatf q.
mand; natives. ss7.@465s westsrna et0Aso5
Texans f368A6o
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CTTAMER MABEL
,sxoHosIsH RIVER RoUrE)

wfu leave Hatnelc's wharf every Tuesday.
THURSDAY and Saturday. At q M, Tor kien-
mond, Twelv4 Mile Point kdmands' s,1 sic
Point Nuckilteo. Msrysvane. Lowsu O
Z. A. SWIFT, Manager.
]. A. HATFIELD. Agent
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OPIUM EATING, OPIUM SMOKING
OR MORPHINE HABIT.

PsiDlsssly and Permanently Cured at home.
Bushes Confidential. book sent free Cal, on
or address Dr. 5. B. Collins room q, fourth
floor, American Express Building, Monroe St..
Chicago, Ill.
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EASTERN MARKErs.


NEW YORK. Dec. 2-The stoel m.,p., 49,.
was active In spots. while the general iiss -.
quiet 70 Gull and while there were frsonsns
changes In The temper OF speculation she sor~
was IN the main, especially In the sfssruoor
strong. aud among the active stocks matsris;
advances were secured. Among the eains =.
taoiished were: Lackawsnna. 81 per cant: On.
ION facihc, ~; 81 Paul. ~; Rock Island. 70:
Atchison' Missouri Pacific and southern Pacific.
Government bonds steady.
MONEY AND RxcHANeE.
Money on call. A<97; closed offered 4 Z
frime mercantile paper, Goa Sterling q.
ensnge' quiet and weak; today hillA
Ass14; demand, Ass1< Bar silver. y.o6.
BoND2
y, 3 fs registered I2g4Iu. s E<s coupon. los
IT. coapea.. ~ II 1slfactnc Ss..........l0s
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RANK6
MAVERICK NATIONAL BANK.
BOSTON. MASS.
~


Accounts OF banks, bankers and corporations
solicited
Our facilities for COLLECTIONS are excellent
srd we re-discount for banks when balances
warrantit
Boston il reserve Ety. and balances with US
from banks mot located In other reserve cities
count As q rese We.
We draw our owl exchange on London and
the continent and make cable transfers and
place money by telegraph throughout the United
States and Canada
We have Q market for prime frst-class inve b
ment securities, aud invite proposals from
states COUNT q cities when issuing bonds.
We DO gen raj banking business. AMI invite
correspondence. .-
JOa W. WORK. Cashier
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CTR xO77tEs.

uuNphD STOCK AT AUcTION-aIT.
poice c..d Rs.smnsr 9 q 10 M. ia 'front.' Of
streeu will sell At pubic eu don - Ia ~
sns sa ior cash, 10 pay expense of i'm
war. sn ns sesPins QUE hay horse over nine fs)
GEO. C. MONROE Ch,ns SO p.,,..
CIlY TkEAsUKIRs NOTICE TO TAX pay.
now due and n.xsS,a OF the yesr 1890 are
on s "a room ~, Bnter bIocs, sorner Second
anc James streets, Seattle. Warrington. ''0
eai taxes a.e paysbie from Novembey 1 Isoo
% March !. 1891 until o'ciocr = ~ =, scsv,
a uIe III taxes renal, ing unpaid viii become
thereto Ae istersst ADDED
Dated this LIST day OF November. 1soo
WILLIS l. AMFS City 7-essnrer.
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THE WESTERN NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
10 BROADWAY.

Depository of publ. moneys OF the United
States tie state OF New York. the City OF New
York
BRAYToN IVES, V. P. SNYDER,
President Vire President
II. l. SMITH. THOa ]. BRENNAN,
Cashier Asst Casliec
BOA a. or PEc-pes
Brayton Ives President. Edward J. Berwind
Pres. Colorado Coal and Iron Co Charles T.
Canda, ex-Assisiant Tres urer U. & VIM N.
Color. Jr. of n. w. Color 4 Co. II Pine street.
Channcey ". Depew. Prest N. 7. C. d H. r &.
Co V. P. Snyder Marcellas Hartley OF Hart
ley q Graham, 10 Maiden Lane Henry b
HYDE. Prest Equitable Life Assurance Society.
r. o. Matshiessen, of f. o. Matthieeseu &
wiecher's Sugar Refining Co.. 106 Wall street
John E. searles, JE. Prest Havemeyers Sugar
Refining Co Sidney F. Tyler. Prest Fourth
Htreet National Bank, Philadelphia William
c. whitney. ex.secretary of the Ssvy.
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DrAMoYps. Wash. Nov. 10. $50

DIAMONDS, Wash, Nov 10, 1890.
DR.. ] Eugene Jordan. Seattle, Wash. -
Dear Sir: Your letter aud medicine re-
ceived again inclose $40 Tor which please
send some more of your Histogenetic
medicines. am greatly improved. The
trouble has gone. Do you think it wise to
continue taking it for some time? / re-
ioce in the result and am thankful to you
Wishing you universal acknowledgment
of your success, beg to remain. yours
truly, ANDREW STAFNE.
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QUICKEST TIMxTo OLYMPIA,
KAMILCHIR AND GRAY's HARBoR
THE PASSENGER STEAMER MULTNoMAH.

tThe opposition boat
Leaves Tacoma from the N. P. wharf daily, ex-
cept sunday. ~ Q. m. sharp. Returning,
leaves kamiichie 12:45 p m: Olympia, Q p. M;
arriving In Tacoma p M, CONNECTING with
are through boats fnr Wnatcom and way points.
Lsaves Baker & on's dock. foot OF Union
street. S.attle, for Tacoma, 1t ~ m. Sunday.
N. B.-Tnis boat must ne taken from Tacoma
LOT Gray Harbor country, being the only
through boat
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sxRAMER&


SExx.ILk KIRKLASD. HoUaHTox AND
On and afssr Aprii 1. is3o. steamer Raus Z
VII ieaye her dock norsh Of Jackson atr.et
eaoie gower-house. Lake washington 10. kin.
h1a. nouxhton and Yarfow daily.
e s. house Leave kirkisnd
~ SODA N. At 9:45 . N
Asu y0A N. At11:45a "a.
AZ 1902. N. At las q m
Al 500 p n. At 3:a5n n
ps, ~ g 90 p e. A. SIS nm.
t tux ocsfcan secure berth and meals bv supry.
@' " G. ?. KRAFT. Master
WMTER TINE CARD FOR 1890, CON
" mencins Tuesday. september %
PASSENGER STEAMER FLEETWOOD
FOR Seattle. Tacoma Olympia. steilscoom
Puget ciiy and NcNeifs Island:
oofSs
Law Lesvs olympic daily except Monday. soo m.
Leave stefia"oom 900 q m
Arrive Tacoma I0.3Oa m
AlHve seattle LOOP. N.
leave Iss Seattle daily except Monday. 100 p. m.
AHnve Tacoma $3.50 p m
Leave Tacoma 400 % m
Leave Steiacoom SIS n m
Hsve ruRetCisy Sis p
Arrive Olympa 80 I, M
LANDiNGs-seattle, Yeslers wharf: Tacoma
\; Z; r T. wharf: olympia, Horr,s wnasL
round trip Sunday. Carries North western and
wells Fargo express and fast freight
z. J. HATCH. President
OLYMPIA. September %. 1890.
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CTKAMER ANeELES-

Win leave Hatfield & G. Imam whsrf for Port
townsend. seaulm, pungeness. Port Angeles
snd Crescent bay. Tuesday snd Friday. II m:
uturn;ng leave Port Angeles Monday and
thursday, 8 q. NJ, arriving ai Seattle same eve
ming, carrying freight and passengers
T. u. WHITE Master.
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BOUND sevfK

vancouver. Monday and ITownssnd, Thursdsy
Tbufsday-.S m and Monday. IL 80 N
5ewnsend, Monday and Seattle, Friday and
.: annnd.x midniehs Tuesday ;;;.;:..:..-Sa q
tnday........ m Tuesday - -
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ITO MoNTESANo AND ALL POINTS ON
GRAY's HARBOR
VIA
PUGET SOUND & GRAY's HARBoR R B.
Throuyh in one day from Seattle.
Trains connect daily at Kamilchie at .. N.
with steamer from Seattle
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A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
Drafts d avn on all parts OF the world. In
terest PAID on savi gS and time deposits.
dours-lo q. m. 10 p. n, and Saturday even
ings from TO 9 O'Clock.
ID POSTS may be made in person or by regis
tered letter. money order or express, and deposit
books will be returned as requested.
Money 10 med on real estate at re tsonable rates
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Pullman ressrv.noa: sds 20 =, w p SesD ss
via the Sortnsrn Pseins I Inn 4 cniissrs CITY
sleeper ana ~ s.Soud street. Boston block =
ness. ss Se1os ri cxel sesn, sssstfA
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DIR. JORDAN's once is at the Resi-
dence OF ex-Mayor Yesier. Third and
James.
Consultation and prescriptions absolutely
FREE.
Send for free book explaining the Histogenesic
eystem.
CAUT1oN-The Histogeneic medicines are
scld IN but one agency in each town. Thelabel
srcund the bottle bears the following inscrip-
ton: 'Dr. J. Eugene Jordan's Histogenetic
Medicine Every other device IL . frsrd.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-03

HOOPS CANAL TRANSPORTATION LINE.
Steamer JOSEPHINE
VIII leave atie.d -Coimsn's dock, foot of
Marion street. az O. N. Tlt, j.,
: tor Kingston, Port Gamble. Bangor,
seabeck. Pleasant Harbor, Homa Homa, Liili-
waup Hoodsport and Union City Returning,
leaves Union City at q m. Pony train from
Lil1iwaup Falls 10 Lake Cushman daily.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-03

TIVE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST co
i Incorporated 1871
Lswellyn-Dodss Building. sscond,srsM
CAPITAL. $4,000.
Tnpsacta general banking business
sAvINes pEPAkrxRNI
IA upwards and interest ailo we'd snersoa.
Money loaned upon improved faSn
aud city real essata
LEIGH g. J. HUNT .................Presiden,
WILLIAM Z. BAILEY .....-.. Vice Prssidsns
MANAGE
D. n BAxTEk.....-. ...... .. Cashisr
E,I p ; DoWNiEG-T.;;;-.,;...;.-..;.;,;sscre Secretary
". SEARS, wM. r FISHER
DEoPLEs SAVINGS BANE.
900
With authority to increase to S1.ooo,o1o
Occidental block. Front street, Yesler avenue
and James street. Seattle Wash.
Incorporated December 10, 1854
oFFICERs-BoARD OF TRUSTEES:
BAILEY GATZERT......... 49,. =. President
,A nn pok Vice Pres lent
Az aAyDEN apc
1 scHwABAcHER. JOHN LEARY,
WIN. T. BAILEY OTTO RANkx pHN COLLINS
Interest allowed OF ord nary aud term depos.
its LOANS real estate security
For further information, see prospectus and
extract from by. avs
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
Authorized capital. ...........;251o 1000
1Ao Iv0,Vu
Trsnsacts general banking business
r HOLYOKE. President
81 D. $3.50. Weep dent
n
THE SEATTLE NATIONAL BANK
y2oU,UVu
G. WE GRIFFITH. Lawrence. Kan.,) President
w. r. BALLARD............... Vice President
FRED Cashier
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SEATTLE
5vO00
MAURICE MCNICKEN..................V President
LISTER IukNER..... Cashier
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-03

DUdhT SOUND NATIONAL BANx, o. az.
attic
Buy ana ser foreign and domestic enohaasA
uanafer money by telegraph to any pan q
the United States and tarope. resstN,
deposits Of money and Issue -
books or certificates therofoa
CORRESPONDENTS:
London, ". n Rothschil1 soma
Paris, De Rc:nsehild Fr, res
Frankfurt A. NJ, l. Won sseiRor d Ca
Chics4o, Commercial National Rank
Boston. Suffolk National Bank
San Fraacisco, the Bank Of California
Portland. the Fist Madonna Bank.
BAILEY 6ATZERT - p,e~sAs,s
Z. p. FERRY. vico. pre-. aens
- - CASHIER
Rank .ocar'd corner Cherry and Front streets