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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. THE AN
~ nual meeting Of stockholders of the Helena
general OF ce of the company in Helena, Mon
ttana, on Tuesday; January. 10th. 1891, at $50 p. m,
tran, a,tion Of such etser bushes, Is shall legally
come before the meeting.
H. L. WALKER, Secretary.
STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING. THE AN
~ nral meeting OF stockholds rs of the Helena,
Electric company win te held at the general
Tueriny, january 10th. isai, al 7:5b p. M, fer the
annual election. of trustees, n1d for tho transact
tion of such other business rs shall come legally
before the NEE ir g.
II. l. WALKER, Secretary.
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WANTED-GRAND ARMY MEN. WE WILL
" nay $40 weekly for one order daily: some.
thing new for live workers. Charles o, WebNter
4 Co, publishers, : East Fourteenth street, New
York City.
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w ANTED SALFBMAN-AN ENERGETIC
W man to push our manufactures on this
ground. One of our agents make $500 In 80.
Address p. u. box 1871, New York.
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w ~ DmMEN AND WOMEN OF EDUCA-
ders for the Library OF American Ii .aae or,
IN fsn volumes. l.:0I authors, 2,87I selections
,esr rnii, Lsse portraits, in prepare, ion ior seven
sea's, !ost Completed. Five fuII-raea %assh
i,ee Tor thirty cents. Chas. L.. Weh.tsrp e iEr.,tita
East rourte eth street, New York Gity. "o'''
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THE WATER 'FRONT.'.

The new sealing schooner Emmett Felitx. which
has just been built on North Seattle beaoh foe
II: q. McIAin, went to Harrington = smtth,e
wharf yesterday TO take ON supplies for her aool.
ing cruise. she il 10 sail tcs Alaaka today com.
manded by Captain +. !. Bangs she II 3 trim
little craft. Her. registered net tonnage =
thirty two tons. Another one. aduplfcafo oftho
Emmett Fclitx. 10 being built Us the same placo
for A.. Larson.
Tho little government boat Fuca, which ID
used by the government Surveyor on The
Sound, was brought In yesterday for ropotxa.
New fiues are being put in her boiler, the old
ones having been burned ont last year. ana So
has since been laid up at Tacoma She will y
put In use by the surveyors again the frnt q
next month";
Tug Mascotte took two light scows up tho
Duwamish river yesterday to hold up the tug
Bee while she was being towed to Field. ncow
yard. The Bee was burned about week AGO,
and about the only thing of any value left was
her machinery, which was also greatly damaged.
Repairs on the steamer Hassalo ara nearing
completion. and she viii Be ready Tor service
the Grcyhounds run temporarily, but inquiry
ct the Union Pacific Companys Office iail6d -
confirm the report.
was put down At the dry dock. and she viii ~
hauled out on the ways today. The extent eho
is damaged II not yet known, but Il r not -
great ~ was at first supposed.
Budlong 4 White launched their new steam
pleasure launch yesterday. She il . very pfct1y
craft, and il said to have capacity for thirty
five passengers She will be known ~ IL
name Perhaps.
Thursday il ocean steamship day: The Msxiee
will be due from San Francisco and the Umatll-
In and St Paul billed 70 sail on that day. Tho
Umatilla has gone TO Nanaimo to load CAL r.
the trip.
Steamship St. Paul arrived from San rranciseo
yesterday with full list OF passougeD au1 ~
tons Of freight for Seattle. Her ent1xU eoSnO
consisted Of 60O tons Of freight for sound poeiIs
Tug st; Patrick took : scow Of brick e olyme
pia Sunday and came back yesterday and took ;
Hhht scow to Port Blakeley and two light ooou3
to Port Orchard to be loaded with stcnes
The little schooner Margaret came IN yos1ols
day from Quiicene She brought e anous to
cargo OF general merchandise.
Steamer j. r. Mcdonald started In yentuGaR
transferring 1000 tons Of whoat from eoott1ou1D
vator 10 Tacoma hour mill.
Tug Wasp was inspected yesterday ana WonA
out with raft OF lumber 70 Richmond booGI
for the Great Northern.
from Port Townsend sunday with 1900 baEIs0
Of lime.
Ship Gathercr was towed from smith's covo
yestsrdayto the west side Of the bay 70 dischaego
ballast
Steamer Glide IL lied up. Captain Hoamasesq
says II II better to tie her up than - run .
loss.
yesterday TO take on her weeks supply Of fuoL
piles to be towed In from Salmon bay.
Tug Portland Il still on the beach. She =
having new c0ndensers put In.
Tug Chinook ID employed hauling wood ffou
6eabeck TO Port Townsend.
Tug Hornet went up the Duwamish rives -
terday after light scow.
Steamer lola II on her run again.
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Mr.. H. 9. Pittendrigh, manager Of the Haynee
date OF March / to the Coiumbion sayu tho
weather has kept remarkably moderate Ill win
ter, and has not been nearly 30 severe . Ioot
year. The coolest day to date Of writing ~
February q, when the Thermometer registero1
two degrees above zero The cattle arc still q
the winter ranges, and have mot been led g
ounce OF hay since lat year during the cold
snap, and Mr. Pittendrigh has 500 tons Of hay
which will 60 over to prevent loss next yoer.
The young stock, OF course, have bean fed =
usual A great boom Il expected in the 0kano.
gan country In few weeks, owing to coustrno.
tion on the Great Northern railway. Anotheg
railroad 10 spoken Of, TO come in By Kettle rivsb
cross at Osoyoos and run along the eemiIkos
meeu to the east.
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then declined sttse several huctuak1eQe =:
rallied I, declined y, improved * and clcood Il
tDss higher than Saturday. Receipts, foD1GD
bushels: shipments. l35.000 bushels. IS
Wheat-Film: cash, 991o9s<c; Nay u.0136D
corn@sie.dy; cash. O,10u<c; Nay. s,5ss
osis-ssesdy; cash. scz05Ic: Nay. sctc,
July, aSsxc.
Barlcy--76{17Sc.
Pork : Firm; cash. sll; May. silao; JulA
$1l.56
Iard-Firm: cash. ,6so; May. sesa
Rye-Firm at 9Oc.
shoniden--s4Iseles: short clear. ss.oOAse
short ribs, $1.il92SS
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, March 16-Cattle-RsceipeD. 1N0oo,
moderately active; lower; steefs, prime, - -
6.2Itz: common to choice, ti0D5; stockers, q
Go; cows, 32.504295
Hogs-Rcceipts. 42.00o: active, steady; mixes,
81 30; prime heavy and butcher weights
$aNI9390 light, &aS0(9aSA
Shecp-Receipts, LOO: dull and lower; ~
tlves AdO95.s0: Westerns, $3.5oDAS Texans,
A45(9A5 30; lambs, &5(9a50.
BOSTON STOCK HxcHANon.
BosroS, March 16.--Ciosius stocks:
Atchison.. 27zlMsxican Cen Con. 413<
Burlington ..-...... 50 san Diego ....-.... ~
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
suaMARY or ruE slruArIoS

SAN Francisco. March 16-Thc grain market
was quiet this morning and prices were prac-
tiealiy unchanged. Wheat was quiet, with
scarcity of tonnage. Offerings were heavy. Bar
ley was "A shade Ermer, Choice feed sold this
morning at 81. 10 per hundredweight Oats are
IN moderate demand, aud prices are weak and
tending lower Corn is in heavy supply and
prices steady. There is change I'm the other
cereals or milistufis, the demand being light.
Inc potato market opens In u very satisfactory
manner. All dealers have good stocks ON baud,
As arrivals during the last three days Of the past
week were very good. Prices are maintained,
likelihood of = falling Off for little while. New
potatoes are coming in slowly The butter mar
ket remains today In the same condition as IL
was last week. Choice butter is still being sold
in small lots at 3 cents. Cheese simply holds
its own. Asparagus aud rhubarb are early, and
this morning dealers have not much left over
whatever lots come to hand today. Prices are q
shade lower.
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS.
San Francisco, March lG --wheat-Ssandard,
$i:5etgL5ll4: milling grades, sl.52'
common grades, 81 ssei.5t.4; brewing, si.4255
OILS Tor fair to good, ana $l.4s149l.47ls for
Oats-surprisc. si.eo0si.o5: milling, $lss0
$50; good to choice feed. fi.77, fgis5: fair,
II. 72lz9l 20: gray, 81. 7JGsI 30 Per cental.
,o coI = sl,s yellos s Isl small gel,
tai; cracked corn, $3,J0ot3l50
No change In the wool markets.
Produce 5eceip.s.Flonr 900 80 quarter sacas;
tatoes, 1000 sacks; bran, 5000 sacks.
OPTIONS.
Call board sales: Wheat - Buyer season,
$l.5l1 s9l52is, closing ut $l.5l7s; buyer 1891,
$1.50sUl. J0ss, closing mt $1.5Oss
:, ssa Issl season. sLsassi.ss' closing
FINANCIAL.
Drafts-Sight, III; teIeeraphic. 271s. Sterling
bills-Bank. H.s5ts; sight, NS9: commercial,
$4.s3 Silver bars, 9e999 Mexican dollars,
7S(079c.
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FINANCIAL
LONDON, March 6.--Closing- Consols: Money,
U. 8. 4ks, l045T Bar silver, Is sled pr ounce
DkKADsTUrps.
LIVERPOOL, March 16-wheat-U Unchanged.
Corn--In better demand, while futures are II
good demand. Spot and May, s. "a, steady;
March and April, So I'D, steady.
LONDON, March 16.--The Nork L0ne kxpeeso
says: The weather during the past wuek
favored the crops here hut not on tho continent
decline Of - per cent This 10 largely the result
OF abandoned cultivation. A heavy task now
devoives on Australia. India and America .
next year even in the event of good cTpp9 1n-
giiah wheat Is II dcarcr, California -, aud othpr
foreigns 10 Sd dealer. Flour Is Ii higher. Corn
advanced TO 27s for good sound corn.
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DR.. BOWMAN & CO.'S
NATIONAL
D|SP ENSARY,
SULLIVAN BLOCK, FRONT STREET,
SEATTLE. WASH.

These ell-known and reliable specialists treat
al chronic, nervous. blood and skin diseases also
all acute and chronic diseases Of the eye and
They are the most eminent PHYSICIANS On the
American continent AS surgeons they are
NERVOUS DEBILITY, spermatorrhoea, semi
nal Losses. Night Emissions Loss OF Vital Powers,
siet p essuess. Gloominess Depression Of Spirits,
Aversion TO society, Nearly Discouraged. Lack of
Confidence, Dull. Listess, Unfit for Study or Bust.
ness. permanently and speedily cured.
I'LL SEXUAL DEFORMITfES and impede
ments to marriage corrected
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES. Syphilis COM
pletely eradicated without the Of mercury.
scrofula, Erysipeas Blotehes Eruptions, Eczema,
Acne, Ulcers. Pimples. Pains In the Head and
mes, ETC., permanently cured when others have
failed.
URINARY. kidney and BLADDER Troubles,
Weak Back. Burning Urine. Frequency OF Orr.
ra,ings Urine High olored with Milky Sedi
meat on standing. Gonorrh9a. elect. Cystitus,
Nsriocele. Hydrocele. etc, permanently cured.
Charges reas onabe.
STRUCTURE cured in from fifteen to twenty
CATARRH. Throst. Nose and Lung Diseases
successfully and permanently cured.
Piles Fistal. Fisstre, Rectal Ulcers, perfectly
curei without knife, ityature or caustc No deten-
tion 3rofn business over 900 cases cured. Treat
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LADIEs-An Femae Weakness promptly
cured. Headache. Nervous Prostitution, General
Debility, Sieepessness, Depression, Ovarian
Troub es. Inflammation. liberation, Falling DIS.
piacemen,s, Uisnenorrh9a, Spinal Weak ness,
kidney Connplaints Change of Life, etc.
Office ffours-9 a m. to p. m. Sundays 9 q
m. to l2 NJ.
\. R.-persons unable to visit US may be treated
at their homes By correspondence Consultation
free.
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The aItogelstie System
y the Grandest Product Of the
Nineteenth Century.
THE RESULTS
From This System Of Treatment Are
Among the Naryels Of the Age.

MopEsro, CAL, Nov. 9, 1890.
DR.. J. 8. Jordan, Seattle, WASH, My
Dear Sir-Nr. and Mrs Purvis left here in
August; have just reached Texas and Mrs.
Purvis writes to me that Mr.. Purvis has
been cured by the use of the medicines
which he used during the time they were
here and on his journey. You will re-
member he had eczema twenty years. He
also had lump on his lip which was very
annoying aud it has disappeared entirely
All he did was to use medicine externally.
He has doctored his face for twenty years
and found nothing before that gave him
any relief
Sometime ago I told you about having
such bad finger. One of my fingers be-
came terribly inflamed and enlarged, the
pain and inflammation being intense.
applied the Histogenetic medicines and the
Inflammation and the enlargement has dis
appeared. beg to remain sincerely,
MRS. J. pURVIS.
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PAssENoER LISTS.

San Francisco, March 1.-THE followino
passengers sailed today on the steamer Mexieo9
For seattle-E. L. Stovel and wife, Mis- CarnfAs
Miss N. Walker, E. Palmer, Nellie Spencer. =. 6
Williams, +. Arkin, Mrs. Nelson, O. +. MCCALL
7. Price.
For victoria-Mrs. A. Raven, r. A. THAN, y
Leguine, +. A. Ringyan, A. A. Anderson.
For Tacoma-Mra OConnor, Captain Yankloo
and wife. +. Tozler, Agnes Bowen, }. Woodstog
and brother. J. p. Abbott and wife, Miss Aver.
For Port Townsend-Miss Alice Wilson, y. 8
stangrom, Miss Curtis
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EASTERN MARKETS.
sew YORK srock KxcHAsaE.

NEW YORK, March 16.-The movement in the
stock market generally was downward, and
principally in coal stocks, but toward the close
new buying orders were put and everything
reached the highest prices Of the day, many
showing gains at the close.
Government bonds, dull and steady.
April petroleum, 7oss.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE. =
Money on call, easy; closing offered nj ~:
American cotton oil, 2ss5s: prime mercantile pa
60-day bills, $AS5ta; demand, 3Lso Bar silver,
99lsc.
E0sDA
o. s. - tregistered) f2i ~. = ~ (coupons) 10
.. 8. As treg.l -. loi e. s. Eas tcoup.)...io2
Pacific g -. LII
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SEATTLE. Wash. July S. 1890

SEATTLE, Wash, July S, 1890.
DR.. J. E. Jordan, Seattle, WASH, Dear
Sir-I 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 eight hours.
am now 81 years old. had similar
attack four years ago from which laid in
under the hands of a skillful physician.
l merely allude to this to show the won
derful value of your treatment.
Truly yours,
REV. LYDIA SEXTON.
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THIEL,s DEFECTIVE SERVICE.

f1~faDks@he4 ASs
General Receive Bus ness Transacted for Corpo
rasons ard Individuals
CHICAGO stock Exchange building
ST. f.oUIS-1o0 and Sos olive street.
NEW YoRk-s2 and 81 Nassau street
~ PArI1-tserman American Bank Eusi1lnS.
HEM Ek-Tahoy block.
PoETLAN D-otice, rooms 81. SO, 90 II. g. ~
ana a. Inbee beck. =. e. SULLIVAN 0ASk
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- 1ohIHERN PACIFIC RA1LnoAD
Is u: = =: s, z = e:,s.. e. ~
81 i ns;Ss s g., v.s I. Tralss svs1
sT. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
49,. no -cAanes q cara,
$1,000 g Dining Can snsuru.ssed. Pu,,m..
Oa~ins Room sisepers q iatess
equipment.
fOURIHE SLEEPING CARS
1t tAas can : con.trucss to- ma - '-.,r. =.
Ssnneastichs sre both rsss snd a frn,shca az
= ~ g eocond-c1as tickets, and
kLE0ANT DAY COACHES.
srd,ns 1Ir.s9 me connectng with AL iines. A.
e6re. .n.n sIeeper reservations can Be- secured n
sassnes through any asent o. the road =
THROUGH TICKETS
ess e Ame.c En..s ssd
company. = s"s s'eAss o1Acs ~ I'M
rsAxns IEAvn ssArrLR ~ yoL1ows:
yycer.snd th.essh train, 6:l5 :. m.
rcnisno And south, 6:l5 .. m. and e:36 D. n
Cnsnsis and Olympia, 0:i5 Z. m
MMnaceues and north, $40 .. m. and Sis D.
aso oce "a . ND !ccsI SIS and els M isls
1RAINs WILL ARRIVE vHcu
Eastern points. 1925 . m.
rcrtland and south. s:lo :. N ana 7:sS ,. y.
sassss. ss sss ' SerR IS SO ana s.
Isceme and local. l2:2s. $40 and fi:l0 .. m:
Time shortened Is hours between Seattle and St.
raul
1hrouxh Pullman Palscs Sleeping Cars. elegant
~ coecnee, hneet paiate dining carr between Sc
e1ie Tacoma ana Portland direct. Daily service
FnA Information concerning rates. time Of trains
louie and other details furnished on appllca-
"A. p. CHARLTON, Asst Gen. Paxs. Agt.,
IA First st., cor. Washington, Portland, Or
=. A:NADEAu,C General a gent, seattle.
=. CnlLBAk0. City Passenger and Ticket Agent,
southeast corner Yesler avenue and CONNER.
c1ai street, Olympic beck Seattle, WASH
=. IONkIN, Ticket Agent, seattle depot, foot Of
Third street.
CExTTLE LARK sGoRE 4 EASTERN
January =. 1891.
DAILY.
Lv seattle. Ar Seattle
Fos snohomish. sedro. Ana g:i5am 1900 m
CORES and farhaven-..... }3:45 m S.00 m
F0r North Bend. Gilman ana
~ ......s.s.....-.-.-..s.a ~ m o:OV m
s1 neAJaro. % oO m
DAILY EXCEPT suSDAY.
Gilman and way............-..3;45p m s:55 m
retween Portland and Anacortes. one train
daily each wcy.
Between Tacoma and Anacortss and Fairhaven,
two trains daily each way
Call fog pocket time ard.
4. w DUNN, Superintendent
f w. RUFF, General Passenger Agent.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING

TRADE AND SHIPPING
Exchanges for the Day Were
$l4O,648.94.
a TEMPORARY DROP IN PORK.
Hay and Grain Move Freeiy-Califormia
Butter Firmer-EEss Drop . Little
Onions Advance -NaveIs Firmer.
TIDES AT SEATTLE HaKsor TODAY.
HIGH wATrR Low parxK
an. It PM # am fl. pm. fl
7.as 100 so a.5 sss 80
AT FORT TOWNSEND.
So ~ 500 siFsi7 oS
SEATTLE, aiarea ID isai
Exchanges a. the Seattle CLEARING house today
amounted to $ifo,StS9I The balances were
4o,4safa
The markets opened up yesterday hrisker than
usual for the first OF the week Hay. grain aud
feed have commenced to move quite freely, but
prices remain unchanged.
In the fresh meat market. pork has dropped to
cents Dealers say the reduction Is only tenn
porary In consequence Of an oyerstock in the
market. Some nice live chickens came In yes
terday and sold at ST. 1905 per dozcn tho jobbing
rate.
In the butter and egg market. californis but
ter 10 little firmer and eggs have dropped q
trific again. Oregon ianch arc down to 2it92.c
and native ranch, fresh. to "a cents
The only feature OF interest In the fruit and
vegetable market was an advance OF another "a
cent in onions. making the price ~. cents per
pound. Navel oranges are also a trihc firmer.
There Is little asparagus in the market; the
jobbing price Is % cents per pound
GENERAL SHIPMENTS
During the past fwenty-fonr hours goods and
the following amounts Ky raii-Northern Pa
chic. 1l5 tons; Columbia 4 Puget Sound. 80 TONS
Seattle, Lake Shore e Eastern. az TONS by
Mater-Wasco ~ tons; Henry Bailey, 10 tons:
Garland, - tons; Evangel, - tons: City of Sc
attic, 10 tons: State OF Washington, tons;
Eliza Anderson, 5 tons, Grace ) tons: Delta,
tons: Buckeye. tons: lola. tons: A. r. Robin
son, tons Total shipments, AZ tons.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE REcEIrrs
Produce and merchandise have been received
ut the port OF Seattle during the past twenty-fou
hours a. follows: BY rail-Northcrn Pac-
ific,SJ0 tons; Columbia & Puget sound % tons:
Seattle. Lake shore & Eastern, 4la tons. BY
water-St. Paul 20o tons: Clara Brown. 81 tons;
tons; City Of Seattle, tons. wasco, s tons:
Evangel, tons; Garland, 4 tons. Total receipts,
l,S23 tons.
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WARRINGTON CRY, March 16-The 60 g
ex-Congressman Taulbee, Of Kentucky. ~
called In the criminal court Of the District e
Columbia this morning. The court sdjou1ne1
until tomorrow
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PUGET SOUND
MACHINERY DEPOT
YSlef's Wharf, Seattle, Wash.

Sole agents for
the State Of WASH
Hington for Gar
locks Spiral Pack
3ing. ispscking
is made in pieces
M feet long and in
! sizes from 3-16 to
inches. Each
strip is coiled In Q
\ box made espe-
7 cially for 1t, so
1that there Is no
chance of its get
Ating impregnated
with dust
We will give .
box of this pack
Hing. to any reputa-
4 BILE firm and II
they are not per.
fectly satisfied
with it they need
NOT pay for It.
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H0eDs CANAL ROUTE.
pAc11o COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

tASI TfME-Sl TO wHATCON ALSO
seishs =; reduced rates
STEAMER wASCO
~ harrington Smiths dock, foot Of wash.
(crns,s.,,ecs TOR Ecmonds. Clinton. Browns Point
ocu.sss v san de Fuca, CtSaiaay, Deception. An
6oosss :! sstisshAven, Sehome and Whatcom. Leaves
t,rnsrs Wednestays and Fridays NJ q. m. Re
4h:y<Sf raves Whs.com AT 3. m. Tuesdays
eVnav !. ana saturdays For freight passage
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Trsxnont Building, Ola Front ss.
ne most widely and fAvoraoly known specisll.ss
Surgical Diseases, and diseases Of Eye Ear, Nose.
na Is. ss CITY
and o. the Long lAand College Hospital. Brooklyn,
R ss sns
cure II Chronic diseases entitie these eminent ply
scians 70 the fun confidence Of the aficted everJ-
a CERTAIN AND POSITIVE CURE for the
AWFUL sMecfs q early vice and the numerous evils
PRivXTE. BL i.5, AND SKIN DISEASES
NsHeRy era And sgs pr.
PEs ssis And sfsl REcT4L
e1fS 1 (; sR
nsnsly and snccsssfnlly cnred In svefT Csc:
.esrsas ssm SSos wssEass: Lost MssShoo1
w snt Emissions Dscsysd 1, r.cnites , TsTa y,
sex Ell = e 81
disorders that result from youthful JOliea OF the
MARRIED MEN, or those entering q that
happy lie. aware Of physical disability quickly
STRUCTURES radically and safely cured with.
out pain or detention from business
Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Catarrh. Brouchitis
ola. Tap. worm tndissssion Dyspepsis. ccnstps.
.on and all diseases Of the vaTioOs organs Of the
= oas sa: ssa
81 matter wha. your complaint, consul. these
many cases that have been pronounced hopeless
All surgical diseases tumors and deformltles re.
moved with astonishing results Genito-urinary
surgery. structure, all diseases and deformites q
either sex, eli mpedinaents TO marriage quickly 70
cess, IS the best evidence q : doctors Skill
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ence. An confidential Send 6 cents In stamps to
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RAILROAD STOCKS.
xzscnAsDIsk

Hops-Steady and quiet
Coffee Options steady. H1lo points up Sales
were 500 bags: April, 81. 6oegiz.6,: May.
Sl74s: June. Si7.lo: spot Rio, STEADY. lair
cargoes, DC: No. Z. 1stzf9isssc.
sugar-sales, $40 bags Centrifugsls, &c test.
SIC.
Copper Nominal
Lea6-Easy, nominal, i3,s
Tin-Straifs, @s0I0.
VISIBLE GRAIN sUrfLY.
Following IL . statement OF the visible supply
Of grain stinat and in store March IL. as com
pared by the New York Produce Exchange:
Wheat 2 900: decrease. %, 200; corn, z.z70
01e: cats, 2,slS,00o: decrease, 5000, barley,
1855 60; decrease, 1900
CHICAGO BOARD % rRADE.
CHICAGO. March 16--wheat was moderately
active steady 70 arm, opening about " HIGHER
thar saturday. closing. Il odya1ced 5a11< anA
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WAsHINGroN SAVINGS BANK-INCoR-
w pORATED.
LLEwELLyN-poDeE BUILDING,
6l2 Second street.
s Per cent. interest paid on Savings Derosita
s Fer cent. interest on e-months Certificates.
Per cent. interest on l2-mcnths Certificates
oeneral Banking Business TransactsA
BANKING HOURS:
10 . n. to 3 p. M: Saturdays, 10 = n. 70 .. N.
and to n ua----~----------------
DEXTER HORTON & CO.. BANKERS
INCORPORATED 1887.
Capital. 1900 900
Surplus ioooOo
President ..-.................W. 9. LADD.
Vice President. ,..-....;.A 4. DENNY
Mamsses. ,-..........'.'-rfN ~ NJ w, N a,Yrvn
Sigh. exchange and selegraphic transfers on New
snd sas VARIOUS ar pa points n 10 wssa
ingion, Oregon and British
sight bills OF exchange on London available else
where IN Europe
COLLECTIONS made at all points on favorable terms.
Bonds stocks and other valuAhles received on de-
posit for safe keeping --------------
ny WHEELER pREa. ~. BARRY, Cash
PRANK " SUTTON. ASSISTANT CASHIER
JOHN ". osrkANpER, vIcEPhn.
THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE.
DIRECTORS:
n r DENNY A. :. MILLER.
r y STONE JOHN Y. OSTRANDER,
f. w. WHEELER.
Corner second and Marion streets. Seattle. Wash.