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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-29
Telegrany zagranieZne=
NOwe przesladoWania zydow W
ROsyi.
KOniec Strajku piekarzy W
Paryzu.
PrzygotOwania do przYieeia &C.
carza Wilhelma W LOndynie.
Nienlcy.
BERLIN. % czerwca.

Pomiedzy dzie}ami sztuki
rzezbiarskiej ma miedzynaro-
dowej berli6skiej wystawie
sztuk pieknych zwraca szcze-
g6lniejsza uwage wielkagrupa
bronzowa: ,,Ameryka, wzbu-
dzajqca' sw,vch syn6w do VOL
nosci".
BERLIN, 81 czerwca.
Niemiecki pancernik nKai-
ser" podczas manewrow foty
osiad} wczoraj na mieliznie
ko}o Gda1ska, wydobyto so
jednak stamtad, Kaiser jest
najwiekszym okretem wojen-
nym niemieckim. ObjetosG
jego wynosi 1876 ton maszy-
ny So o sile 5000 koni. Pan.
cerz jego ma grubosci 10 cali.
Francya.
PGry5, % czerwca.
Zapewniono ministra spraw
zewnetrznych Ribota, re car
wraz z rodzina zwiedzi fote
francuska W KroDstadzie d. F9
sierpnia, re carewicz r6wniez
tam zawita po powrocle z Sy-
beryi. Francuscy ofcerowie
otrzymaja zaproszenie ma re-
cepcya do zamku cesarsklego
Petershof.
Strajk piekarzy rozwia1 sic
zupe}nie. Robotnicy kolei
konnych postanowili wczoraj
wieczorem strajkowac i usAo'
wall powstrzymaG dzisiaj pre-
jazd wagon6w. Kupy straj-
ker6w znalaz}y siena rozmai-
tych punktach, W kt6rych wy
jezdzaja wozy kolei konnej,
policya jednak towarzyszy}a
Wozom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-29

Wielu zosta1o aresztowanych
a reszta upad}a na duchu.
Napoleon Neyjest cz}onkiem
francuskiej komisyi przy wy
stawie powszechnej W Chicago.
Komisarz sztuk pieknych
Troust m6wi, re uchwa}a dyre-
ktor6w wystawy, ably zap}acic
koszta przewozu dzie} sztuki,
zapewni wystawie swietpe po-
wodzenie.
WfOchy.
Rsyma, % czerwca.
,,Opinione'' donosi, re dzi-
siejsze oswiadczenie sic prezy-
denta ministr6w t}umaczyc so,
bic trzeba W ten spos6b, ze od-
nowienie tr6jprzymierza jest
rzecza juz za}atwiona.
Rgym, % czerwca.
w w}oskiei Izbie pos}ow
przysz}o dzisiaj do goracego
starcia. Prezydent ministrow
Rudini oswiadczy}, re zadna
potega ziemska ME odwo}a
rzadu cd tr6jprzymierza. Gala
Izba przyklasne}a temu, tylko
radykalni zachowali milczenie
i oburzyli sic dopiero, gdy po-
sci Martins uk}6} ich troche W
swej przemowie. Carlottirzu-
ci1 Martinsowi zwoj papier6w
na glove skutkiem czego przy-
sz}o do og6lnej ,b6jki, W kt6rej
iednak ministrowie udzia}u ME
brali. Pogodzono sic wreszcie
! odroczono posiedzenie az po
feryach.
Wielka Brytania,
L0ndyn, % czerwca.
Gladstone przychodzi do
zdrowia. Stan zdrowia Nor.
leya polepsza sic r6wniez.
L0ndyn, % czerwca.
Juz prawie uko1czono przy-
gotowania do przyjecia ME
mieckiego cesarza / cesarzo-
wei. Para cesarska przybedzie
dnla 4 hpca ma pok1adzle &C.
sarskiego yachtu ,,Hohenzol-
lern". W ich orszaku znajdo-
wac sic beda: jenera} piechoty
i szef gabinetu wojskowego
Hahnke, jenera} Witch, szef
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-29

wys}ali do kr6lowej regentki
Krystyny deputacya z prosba,
ably ME udzieli}a kr6lewskiego
zezwolenia ma nowe prawo
bankowe.
Pofudniowa Ameryka.
Pary5, % czerwca.
Depesza z Buenos Ayres
donosi, ze nastapi1 pok6j W
prowincyi Santiago ize areszto-
wano gubernatora Delestero i
zmuszono go do z}ozenia swo-
jego urzedu.
Chill.
Washington, IS czerwca.
Tutejszy pose} chilijski O.
trzyma1 dzisiaj nastepujaca
depesze 2 Santiago: Naczelnik
powsta1c6w w Chill uwiado.
mil admira}a foty amerykah-
skiej W Iquique, ze za}oga
okretow ameryka1skich ME
powinna wychodzic ma lad, DO
ludnos6 tamtejsza moze ma MIA
napas6.
Cuba.
Ha0aaaa, % czerwca.
Niedaleko cd Artemisia INA
leziono bez zycia s}awnego
bandyte Arturo. Kto go "a
mordowa} - niewiadomo do
tychczas. Ma ma sobie mn6stwo
ran zadanych nozem wystrza-
}ami.
Indye WschOdnie.
Calcutta, 2S czerwca.
w prowincyi Bengalii "a
cze}a sic pora deszczoWa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-24
Health is Wealth.

On e. G. WEsr's EKRvD AND BRAIN TRxAr.
AENr. . guaranteed specific for HysterfA Dixzt-
ness. Commissions. Fits, Nervous Neuralgia Head
ache, Nervous Prostitution caused BY the use Of Al
cohol or tobacco. Wakefulness, Mental Depression
Softening OF the Brain resulting In insanity and
leading to misery. decay and death, Premature Old
Age Barrenness, Loss OF Power in either sex, In
voluntary Losses and Spermatorrheea. caused BY
over-exertion Of the BRAIN selfsbuse or ovcrlindu
gence Each box contains one months treatment
II box. or SIX boxes for IS. sent by mail prepaid
on receipt of prizes.
WE GUARANTEES SIX BOXES
To cure any case With each order received by u
for six bottles. accompanied with S. we will send
the purchaser our written guarantee TO refund the
money II the treatment Goes not effect cure
Guarantees issued ot,iy by KERKow Bros. Drug
Gis;s and sole gents Occidental Block, entrance
Open ali night
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san FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Summary or rnr srruAr,oS.


San FRAxcIsco. March ss-In the produce
market this morning prices Of the leading cerc-
ais were triffe higher. Choice shipping wheat
was firm. Barley Is in fair demand. Oats and
Hay is steady and active. The demand for pota-
toes bids fair to continue. The market opened
this morning at last weeks prices and many
dealers had shipping orders to NIL sweet
potatoes are high. Onions are not quite up TO
average in quality, yet move we'll There Is .
good sur ply OF choice butter on hand, and it IL
selling ior = and 1'.c. Eggs will go up this
week still higher, on account OF Easter The
fruit market Is inclined to drag. Oranges are
in good supply and the demand 10 fair. About
500 boxes of fruit arrived from the south ysster-
day by steamer. Prices are the same. Mexican
lines are scarce, the supply which arrived last
week being nearly exhausted. Common apples
sell readily at from IS cents to Sl.c5 per box.
PRODUCE RECEIPTS And ororArfoSA
Produce receipts Flour. 1000 quarter sacks;
wheat, 90 centsis: barley. 5000 eentals; oats,
ZOO ceutals: corn, loo sacks: beans, loo
sacks potatoes, 1000 sacks; bran, 1000 sacks;
F iourL Fam fs e1sr.. q spa..so pcr Dbl; max.
ers extra, S4ss<4A4 40; superfinc. &asA3.50.
Wheat 81 N9l5ii3 per GENITAL for good 70
Bariey-So. feed, 81. ss9l as,s choice, 81. s7,<
@l-stx: common grades. u 81 a6Gi- 3ss< brew
ing, ~ 100. ga for fair to good, and sl42Az9
Osts-surprise, $50: milling. slso1i. As:
good N choice feed. sI.T5si 30: fair. N.7o0
1-72lz; gray, sL7r ssdsl.5 y per GENITAL
COfn-LArge yellow, si-.-si x2lSo, sm3l yell
low, $l-S71 491.3 ss4; white siS2 37s per GEN.
OPTIONS.
Call board sales: Wheat-Buyer 1897, a. scl<1
1875, closing at $i.5s; buyer season, N.519
l5lsk, closing At $1.5Iss.
Dariey-Buyer season, $l.sfsx IS, closing at
$L3Ex.
FINANCIAL
Draffs-sight, III; telegraphlc. Is Sterling
bills-Bsnk, As6: sight, As9: commercial
$4sa Silver bars, 999a Mexican dollars,
IS979c.
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The HEtOgeneic System
Is the Grandest Product of the Nine
teeAth Century.
THE RESULTS
From this System Of Treatment are
Among the Maryels of the Age.
Those Who Have Tested Them Are Only
Too Glad to Recommend the Histo-
genetic Medicines to Others
THE RESULTS
WHArcox. wash. March 10 1se1

WHArcox, Wash, March 10. 1891.
d.. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash
Dear Doctor: have been and hope will
De the means of convincing many people
OF the superiority of your wonderful sys-
tenn, and through my influence they have
been persuaded to come to you and make
use of your medicines, the efficacy of
which have testified to in the past, and
think it would be well to publish my tes-
timony again, for there are so many peo-
pie coming here who are diseased, and
your medicines are so much needed, that
feel it my duty TO do all can in the way
of advertising it.
fyou remember my case, was troubled
for many years with neuralgia in its Sc
verest form. suffering untold agony. I
tried doctors of every sort, all to no pur-
pose, until l commenced the use of your
medicines, and after continuing them for .
time was entirely cured.
| am so glad that the people here are
awakening to the fact that this new sci
ence is the way to health, and that these
old drugs which kill more than they cure
will be put under the ground or buried in
oblivion. Yours very truly.
MRS. MARY PARISH,
Formerly Mrs. Mary Hindman.
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rHK WArEk rRoNr.

Steamer 7. J. Potter caught log In one of As9
wheels while coming In Sunday Might ana u
gave her such jar that two pa1ssngefss vhoso
bcrths were Just over the wheel, were thrown
out on the door. No damage Of any consequence
was done, but she was delayed . little IN getting
out yesterday morning - result Of IL
Tug wasp left for Hat island lsat evening -
TOW . boom Of piles to Mukiltso for the Great
Northern She win then tow several raits Of
lumber from Priest point 70 Richmond beach for
the same company.
Steam collier Michigan went 70 Roche HarboR
yesterday to load lime for San Francisco II uao
said that abe waD 70 have taken cargo Of cal
but could not get IL q The bunksn without
waiting too long.
steamer City OF Seattle completed her rvpairs
and went out on her regular run lagt night,
The repairs amounted TO nothing marc than
some slight work on her machinery.
The British bark Embleton nnished discharI.
ing her seattle freight yesterday and waa 70 -
towed to Tacoma last night 70 discharge IL ~
mainder Of her cargo.
Steam barge l. J. Perry W. beachsd yesterday
ct the foot Of Jackson street to have . hloek OF
wood removed from her wheel. The Na1eoeto
towed her around.
Repairs on the steamer Haasalo are nearing
completion and she in beginning TO show mp
well. She 10 now receiving : cost Of paint
throughout.
Hart and Stetson 4 Post Lumber companies %
Aukilteo yesterday for the Great Northern.
Steam schooner South Coast, OF the Wells line,
loads at SAN Francisco April and sails io4
Sound ports on April S.
Steamship Mexico sails for San Francisco To-
day ct O'Clock p. m, and the walla walla L
due from that port
Steamer Henry Bailey came in yesterday with
twenty tons of hay from the skagit for LILY,
Bogardua 4 Co
Tug st. Patrick took another Sow OF stone
from Port Orchard to Richmond beach for tho
Great Northern
Bark Templar, Captain cordill, win b ssady
for sea today. She takes cargo Of coal for In
Francisco.
Tug Mascotte towed over scow Of shinsIss
from the American Lumber Companys nil -
terday.
Tug Phantom took out scow load Of supplies
for ssimson Mill Company's logging camp isse
night
steamer Edith wiz b on the ways for e Issso
ten days yet Her repairs viii b quits exten-
sive.
Steamer J. R. Mcdonald arrived Sunday svuas
ing with 800 barrels Of lime from Orcas tsIand.
steamer wasco took out forty-nvs tons q
freight and . fun list Of passengsu ysseerday.
Steamer Grace did mot come In yesterday f1u0
Port Warrington for some unknown rooeo2
Steamship City Of Topeka II swaiting ~ tun
ct the bunkers to load coal for Portland
Tug Biz viii b Laid up the greater pass q IL
week 70 have her repairs completed.
Steamer Eastern Oregon was q the bunksu
yesterday for her weekly coal supply.
Ship c. =. Sargent sailed for San Tnneloeo
Sunday with ,l2s tons Of coal
Tus Chinook passsd inspsction yesterday, -
today goes out on duty again-
Tug Portland has completed hes zspairs ~
}~>tr< H. eNS1Av
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One of the sailors Of the English ship
Cromartyshire, now unloading friedrich a
Smiths cove, whose name Il Scotchman,
died yesterday afternoon in Providence
hospital. The deceased had been in the
hospital twelve days, suffering from com.
pIication Of diseases. He Was about 90
years of age. No arrangements have yst
been made for the funeral
Mrs. Catherine o. Henderson. aged s.
years, died at her home on Madison street
Sunday night.
The funeral Of Frederick Gaylord TOOK
place from Bonney & Stewards rooms yes
terday afternoon, the remains being In
TERED in Masonic cemetery.
The remains Of Nora Robinson, colored,
were buried from Bonney 4 Stewards
rooms, the interncnt being in Masonic
cemetery
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RrSrox. Wash. Nov IA 800

REsroS, WASH. Nov. ID, 1890.
Dr.sJ. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, WASH
Dear Friend: l should have written
You before regarding our little girl. Her
recovery was SO very slow / could not
have written before and said she was
well. but I feel can safely say she is
we'll now, and / think had it not been
for your medicines she would not be
with US now. My husband. Yates
Mountain. joins me in thanking you for
tho great favor you have conferred us.
Wishing you greater prosperity in your
wonderful work, l remain. sincerely,
Mrs. Y. MOUNTAIN.
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lower; natives, $3.50: Western, ss9s7s; n.
tive lambs, 3S1596-
CHICAGO DoARD or TRADE
CHICAGO. March 2a-Whcaf-Closed aYme
cash, 81 si.dnl0sss: Nay. $lessk; July, Q0es[
Corn-Sseady: cash, 6s067isc. May $50
6Sskc: July. 6Jttc.
0ats-Easy: cash. Sac; May, So &C.: July, Ga
Pork-FSrrn; cash, SIR 50Dl2So: May t125i
Lard-Firm; cash, $50; Nay, tS.SA
Barley-Sominal as 70c.
Rye-Steady 1t SIC.
Whisky-$L16
shoulders-S44N9A5o: short clear, Ss.z0&A
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PUGET SOUND
MACHINERY DEPOT
Yelefs Wharf, Seattle, Wash.

Sole agents foe
the State Of WASH
ltngson for Gar
hooks Spiral PACK
ling - Speaking
10 made in pieces
feet long and in
|sises from 3l6 to
u inches. Each
strip u coiied in .
box made espe-
|ciaHy for IL 70
that Tiers h no
chance Of Its get
ting imprsgnsfsd
with dPst
We win give .
box Of this pack
ling TO any reputa-
bile nrm and II
they are not per-
fecfly satisfied
with It they need
not pay for IT,
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RAILWAYS.
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
y the line to take TO al points East and
South; It's q. DISISs car sourE. It
runs through vestibuied Trains every
day In the year to
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO,
no change Of carD
Ccmpcsed Of Dining Cars unsurpassed, Pullman
Drawing Room sleepers Of latest
equipment.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best that can be constructed and in which &c
holders Of nrsf or secend-ciass tickets, and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
A continuous line connecting with all lines af.
fording direct and uninterrupted service.
Pullman sleeper reservations can be secured In
advance through any agent OF the road
THROUGH TICKETS
Europe can be purchased 1t any ticket ONCE Of this
COMPANY.
TRAINS LEAVE sEArrLE A. ToLLows:
Overland through train Sis :. m;
Chehaiis and Olympia, 0:i5 4 m.
Anscortes spd north. $40 I; Y; and Sis p m.
ESQ, b:25 and 1896 p. m.
TRAINS WILL ARRIVE From
Eastern points 1925 /. me-
Anacories ana north laos and STOP m.
Tacoma and local, l2:25, $40 and ll:lO .. m;
3:1t, ASS and IS p. m.
Time shortened IL hours between Seattle and st.
Paul.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, elegant
sttls Tacons and Portland direct. Daily service
Full information concerning rates. time Of trains,
routes and other details furnished on appica-
M A. D. CHARLTON. Asst Gen. Pass. As..
A. cHILsERS. cisy Passenass and TICKET Agent,
southeast corner Yesler avenue and Commercial
street. Olympic block Seattle Wash.
]. A. NADEAU. General A cent and Depot Ticket
Agent. Seattle depot, foot Of Third street
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MERCHANDISE.
Cofee-options closed barely steady AZ
points down. sales were a.75o bags intending
April At ff7.506Hl7-55; May, al 4s1l7G. june.
&I7.i0; July, $l6A7aHf6ss. September, sih-5gg
ls55: spot Rio, firm; fair essgoes, Dc No. 7,
I7tse.
sugsr-Raw. quiet and firm: refined, dull.
Copper-Neglected and nominal
Lead-Firm as s4so
Tiu-Rather easier: straits. 10.
BOSTON STOCK ExcHAxeR-
Boston, March enclosing stocks:
Atehisof y Mexican Cen Com. 1871
Burlington ..... - san Diego. II
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO, March g3.-Csstie-E eceipts. 1900.
steady 20 strong, steers. prime and fanty.
S5sUa5.a, others. 3; heiiers and cows, Sx2s
O. -. Sfoekers. &3t9A
Hogs-Receipts. sloc; higher; rough and
a 2sg4 IS. prime heavy and bafehersi weights,
As5. light. ~ 50e4 30
sheep Receipts, 1000, weak and shade
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LONDON, March c3-Clcsing-C Console: Money
IS eI6: money account, 80: o. g. ~. 12EIS
Bar silver, - lSl6d Per guinea Money, a91x
per cent
BRxApnUYvA
LIvKRrooL, March 2-Wheat-Inpe0vtng
Kansas winter, So Sd.
Corn-Demand fair for SPOT and futurse3
March. So Sd, firm: April, s. ed arm: 4ays g
ed 6rm.
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We CANAL ROUTE.


R Issnein- COIN an dock o. Z O'Clock q. "a.
e6mSis Heday aud Friday for Ktnrxton.
BANGOR. seabeck. homa Homa III.
-. s. rost and Ualou City. Re,urn,nr.
& Wv ~ o'clock a M
y. IhoCTMAN, Master.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.


TQAnE AMI CuTDDTNn
AAeAD11 AMI 611l1 Il l1NUs
RI
VOdl 1Edue reported 10 be In
IOOr JOHulIlOn.
--
nAv,c cwrnan1re
eVoES Ssos '~SS.<S.
-
Business Showed Unusual Activity Yes
t.,a.c.
Ass'y v" sure
NO Change In Quotations.
TIDES AT sEarrrx HsRsos TO-DAY
ni"H "AlAf 10" WATER
r = - -
IL p N. IL a M ~ p m H.
-, - :, - = =
- 1-11 - liz - : ~ is-.9 70 10 ~ 81
AT ropr TOWNSEND
= =, =, : :. .
-- III GO ! 81. . . z.o-i ~ 20 20
Sr.~rrr y,,cb % ,sai
rrch,rs.. a.. ,,s Ssa,.s. 49,
amounted IN sis- "a, :. ms h,Iarce. ~.
&2s.ISs ~
MARKETS.
sh,a,. -,
-. y ~ ~. - sssse..as w. 'assSa 'Hsu usuA1
ana tue nctisiiy On the Streets pore cSioence OF
marked improvement IN trade.
No changes were reported in market quota
poor con,.lfion- The locaI demand has fallen
"a >.,'. - 80. 49,
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URINE LIKE BRICK DUsT--O. K. I. GAVE
HIN ALMOST IMMEDIATE RELIEF

. very bad condition. The urine was like brick
dust, and suffered great deal with my back.
ALI remedies were unnvaiiing until tried the
Oregon Kidney Tea, which gave me almost in
mediate relief. II. HAMILTON.
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REMOVED.

L. Roche, the Photographer. has removed -
100 second street, between Columbia an1
Cherry, Rengxtorf building.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
new FORK srocK EXCHANGE.

NKw YORK, March 23-In the stock market
today little animation was shown in the general
list outside of ST. Paul, Burlington, Rock Island
and Northern Pacific preferred. The market
was steady, and with the slow appreciation OF
values which prevailed throughout the day
there were some marked gains before the close.
The declaration of the usgal dividend for the
quarter by the Rock Island gave the principal
stimulant TO the upward movement The mar
ket closed dull and nrm ut about the highest
prices reached Rock Island Is up III. Sc. Paul
Ia. and Burlington IL per cent
Government bonds, steady.
Petroleum-Aprii closed at 72ssc
MONEY! AND EXCHANGE
Money on call. easy; closing offered ct 2ix0a
Prime mercantile paper. Ig7. sterling ex-
change. quiet and firm: 6o-day bills. A.S6tx:
demand, ass Bar silver, sss4c.
q. 9. - tregistered) i2llu. S. AS fcoupl. .lo2
q. s. 4s fc0uponsl. III Pacific t.. lilo
U. 8. SIS treg. ).....1og
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Always avoid harsh purgafivs pills. They nrso
make you sick, and then leave you coustipated.
Carriers little LIVER Pills regulate tho bowels
and make you we'll Dose, cne pill.
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4AKEs SCHOOL.

IIn AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
~ street., corner Osfavia, San Fran.
1lmtrnbIe location, new and beautiful
0ona1ly strong fnculry, superior
~ co0pEehensive character. For IN.
= pogiacuIars address the principal.
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Mrs. Charles Russell. OF Eastern Oregon, vao
cured OF asthma Of fifteen yearI stauding ~
Moore Revealed Remedy.
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cc-Ladies' muslin underwear gnrDGn1a
handsomeIy Trimmed Ches>er Cleasys
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Tn ruoEr SOUND NATIONAL HANK, on
IA - eapaeai 80 =.
49,. =. ...-.,..................-. $4,000
By 81 IN surssrn s,,d Acrre.f,c ex-s..~..
usitsd esaaes and Enscps: rscesre depoeif, ~ q
s sss s sssa e s,scss. ..s
Sasss - WI rsusivs peenps aatension
Dfnncro1s:
8 1unI III "a vies- frsssdens
Ia = HUNT. 4 iv1iRiixiiuiiEiNiiffHxL
Correspondents:
1stss esn3. = nosnschna = sons: Paris. d
1900 CO xsw Yesk, agency Of Bank Of Caf
sossos. Ssnssssfo, ccm%s,s.., Ns.ioasl In;
r re ss's e caitfssniA: Porizasd. The M
WAsnINoTox SAVINGS BANK-IxcoR-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BUILDING,
sl3 Second ssrset.
sr~ esat interest paid On savings DepsssA
Psr cent. interest on s-nonths ceruAesssA
PR cent interest On l2-moaths cersincasn
MONEY LOANED on HEAL ESTATE
A General Ranking Business TransaessA
BANKING HOURS:
- = =. - 3 ,. M; Saturdays. 10 q u NlAA.
and Z IN a -
THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST ca.
Unsupported 10S7)s-
L,sweIlyn-Dodse Building, second susse.
CAPITAL. 100000
Ttansacss general banking busissa
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT..
Dep0Ua0 received In any amount from one AoalaR
uPwards and interest allowed thereon
and city real estate
6ny4 I; 1uNrTi;;..s-....--- President
e d NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Manager
naWrInns,:: -...'..........----....- Cashier
COLUMBUS 4. TYLER, j. b. IoWMAN' !. I'd
SEARS. WN. r. FISHER.
THE FIRST OF SEATTLE
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fThs opposition boat,)
- TAcomA from the n. p. wharf daily. ex.
eonday, 1t = M, sharp. Returning. leaves
1chio l2s45 p. m; olympia 2 p. M: arriving
eeena p M, connecting with steamers reach
laft,e 1t p. m, and which are through boats
~hatccm and way pointA
E1sss Baker q Bacons dock, foot OF Union
seattle. for Tacoma, at 8 y. m sunday.
EAn-This boat must be taken from Tacoma for
uaxoor country. being the only through boat
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U6ION MERCHANES.
= <1rlEOND Il CO. (sUCCEssORa TO
- & FAegre). commission merchants
- dealeTs IN hay, grain, feed and pro-
eDltctted. Commercial dock, foot Of
seattle. Wash.
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IACIFTC RAILING AND Plat
my, lis Union street: ornamental
- railings and grille work: polishing
every description.
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TIDES Al sxarrIx Hansos TODAY.
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ACIK1O COAST sTEAMsHIP COMPANY
lspetch steamers nom Seattle q follows:
- IN Ernncteco via Pom Townsend and VIC
n. QAsoenGers re0oived on board
0ays thereafter.
- Alnoka: March and 10.
eom San Francisco foe Victoria ana PuGpt
ports: AZ . N March y, IL. Ia II. Do
ekets may Be obtained q The once q ne COM
-, q Ocean dock, seattle.
GOoDAL, PERKINS 4 Co
g General Agents, San FFancaacA
= AcL9LLAN, superintendent. Seattle
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,ulders-SA4a9Aso: short clear. Ss.N0ASA
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M Z COON. GoTTsTEIN BUILDING:
In L Mitchell New York standard
-: -FOUR speciality" trousers to order.
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1nE1 TINE TABLE
BOUND soura.
SOUND xcnrn.

VHkIEN, Mas.er
Eaeduie without notice.
ysILE KIRKLAND HoUGHToN AND
February l, 1891 steamer Edith u
her dock north of Jackson s.rret cable
zE1SS. Lake Washington, for Kirkland