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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

THE coMPANY's STEAMSHIPS WILL 81
i sail
FOR NEW YORV VIA PANAMA
Steamship COLIMA, Thursday, December s. 1871.
al neon taking freight and passengers direct for
Mazatlan acapulco, OcOs, Champerlco. San jose
de Guatemala, Acajutia. La LiLertad Coriuto,
PunIa Arenas and Panama
tHt; .retN'.-ttn St. VIA YOKOHAMA.
lAlNA via Honoulu), .................
-. tuesday, December s. 1891 at 5 Pm
...... ...rhnrsaay, December 81, 1891 at SPY
CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO. ...... ......,.....,
...........-. Saturday, January %, 1892, az 3 rx
Round trip tickets IL okohauna and returaH..
duced rates
For freight or passage apply at the odics cornsrI:
First and BTannan streets
Branch ofice-2O2 Front strest.
ith ALEXANDER CENTER, General Agsa-
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.
DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN Sr-s.
Der and OCTOBER -, A. N November aud Decem-
Der IL, 90
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports.
September and October 2. T. IL, IL %, 81 0 A. N.
November and December l. Is. I. Is, q, 70, 81.
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays 9 A "
For Santa Ana, Los Angeles and all ports avarY
fourth anL h5tu day, 8 A.
FOR San Diego. stopping only at Los Angeles. santa
tsrbsra anu Sau Luis obispo every fourth aud hltn
day ut AL
For ports in Mexico 2sth OF each month
Ticket Ofice-Palace Hotel, New MohtyomeryTt
6OUDALL PERKINS Il Co. General Agents
LIST 10 Market st, San Francisco
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verltaDlc family medicine box, Becchans Pills.
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
(PACikIC SYSTEAJ
Trains Leave and Are Due to Arrives
SAN FRA NCTSCD.

Trains Leave and Are Due to ArriveIs
San FRANCISCO.
LEAvE-rfiOM NOVEMBER 20, I55I-4ReTvE
o0A Benicia, Rumsey, Sacramento 7.I5r
:30A Haywards, Niles and San Jose 49, &l2;i5r
S:UOA Martinez, san Ramon N Caiistogi 6:lbe
$50 - Nerano and Santa Rosa 80. s6:I5r
5000 Sacramento Il Bedding via Davis 7:I5r
SOUA Secondclass for ogden and East,
s.so, N ara fTst-class locally ,......... 1O:45r
SACRAMENTO. Marysville, orovills
$1,000 Los Angeles Express, Fresno ii' 4;A0f
kersfeld Santa Barbara aud Los
y CON HaywaTds Niles and Iivermore.. 7:45r
y O0P Sacramento River Steamers 90 .u0p
'0OP Haywards. Niles aud San jose 9:i5A
0 00P Martin MARTINEZ an .aii9. Stockton s:45A
ssor Santa Rshi.i Rosa ,s:45A
'4:S0r Niles and Livermore. .......,,. ss:45S
6;OVr Sunset Route Atlantic Express
6e%ing sI Il Faso, Ne New 1o& fisaa,
5oor seiS anu i' Eoate Atlantic Express, s;i'r
soo- for MoJaye and East ............. 12:I5r
e'ooP I Hssywards; Niles and San jose. 1884
NAes anu san jose. I6:l5r
n.oop 9EsS9 and ".? 1857 f5tss
7;oor Shasta shasta Route Express, sactl- ''''f
Portland Puget Sound aud Ea5s: sn5A
SANTA Cruz DIVISION
s;15A Newark, Centervllie, San jose.
FELTON,, Boulder Greek and Santa
.2l5r Centervie;, San Jose Aimad:n 0'4''
felton, boulder Greek and Santa
Cruz. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. >1O:5OA
f:loF Cen!erYile, san Jose. Los Gatos $500
I'll :45P Hunters Train to Newark, AlvisO
San Jose and Los GatOs ...... tS:O5s
COAST nIYIS'N-ThirI sn : TOWNSEND Sts.
7:GUA san Jose, AImaden aud Way sta
coo lions. ...;,.;............. .......... 2:3Or
larO Santa Cruz, Monterey,
Pacific Grove, Salinas San Mig
uel, PaSO Robes and Santa
Margarita san Luis ObispO) aud
Principal Way Stations ....... 6:lOF
10 :3.A San Jose and Way StatiOns..... 5:lOP
stations :. -. -, 4;oor
s2 :30P San jose Tres Pinos, Santa Cruz,
Salinas, Monterey, Pacific Grove
and Principal W ay Stations. -. 80: iSA
r3:3OP hOilO Park. san JUse princl-
mai wav Stations ..........-.. $40 :0sA
80: Or Menlo Park and Way Stations. *8:06A
6:l5P San Jose and Way stations. .....- 9:03A
6:30P Menlo Park and Way Stations. 1884
III :45P Menlo Park and Principal Way
stations -. -..-...i......., t7:3or
&c for Morning. for Afternoon.
Sundays excepted saturdays only
!Sundays only.
THE PACIFIC TRANSFER COMPANY
VIII call for and check baggage from hotels and
residences Inquire of ticket agents for time cards
aud other information.
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ing Mt the Union League Club and made
arrangements for Teturn banquet to the
Governor aud his staff
Certain recently surveyed property in the
keeping of ID Of the Fifth Infantry and E
of the Second Artillery, so called has been
ordered condemned and destroyed.
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THE PACIFIC TRANSFER COMPANY
VIII call for and cheek baggage from hotels and
residences inquire of ticket agents for time cards
aud other information.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING
-ANNERles TO LIMIT OUTPUT.

TIDES AT sKArrLE HansoR roDAY.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
BEApwrreKr's kEyrEw,

NEW York, Mach 27.-fSpceiai. l-Bradssrsa' 9
tomorrow viii say: While speculation has been
proceedings have developed no little strength in
The actiys share list, and general but steady
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Health is Wealth.

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leading to misery. decay and deAih Premsrure Ola
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voluntary Losses anu Sperma.orrhceA causea nv
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DR., BOWMAN & cos
NATIONAL
DISPENSARY,
SULLIVAN BLOCK, FRONT STREET.
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These weli-kuown aud reliable specialists treat
Al chronic, nervous. blood ani skin diseasoA also
ali acute snd chronic diseases OF the eye and ear
1hey are the most eminent PHYSICIANS ON the
American continent As surgeons they arc
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NERVOUS DEBILITY. spernasorrh.s. Semi
nal Losses. Nigh, Em:sslons Loss or Vital Powers.
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Aversion 20 Society, Nearly discouraged Lack Of
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The Deeds Recorded with the Auditou
Yesterdav.

YestoFdav.
Real estate transactions from January I, 1891,
to date are @7,iJ6,S47.57. There were filed for
record yesterday IL deeds, the considerations
aggregating $s61s9, average OF $Ss266 Fol-
lowing 10 the list ms furnished by Osborne,
Trcmper & Co., abstractors Of title, rOoms 8,
10. II and llls Colman block.
NJ. A. schwab to A. MeAulay, lot 10, block Q,
Jackson Street add, 500.
y. Wallace to J. Ritchie, lots 10, II and IL
block l, Morris add. to Ballard, &i75
J. X. kirkpatrick to 7. N. Reasoner, lots ~ to
so, block /. Wassoms add. to Ravenna, @5000
f. A. g. Ebert to W. Collins, lots ID to -, bloch
F. II. winslow TO NJ. Munson, lots II and q
block II, Sd Motor Line add, 500.
N; II. Thedings TO l. NJ. Thedinga, lot ., block
T. D. Hebron to N. McDougsll, lots 3 and 10,
block r, Bells sixth add, 5000.
d |. Whittier 70 n. II: Young, lot .. block 10
T. Hanfora to p: johnson ct al, lots II. q,
block, Bellevue add, 1915.
". n Curt: e G, N. Tilton, lot "A. block 8,
]. c. Massey to +. Warner, lot 7. block 2. walls
worth's to Renton, 800
Z. Harm to G. 1. Willis, lot Z, block .. W. G. I.
Co.. LIST to Kent, $1,000
w. J. shinn to II. II. Shaughnessy, lot IA, block
B, Mceker's LIST to Kent, 500.
p. Y. Alexander 70 G. i. Mckenzie, lots Il. =.
block 3, Ballard add. {i75.
~ .. - =.
10, Walla Walla add, $500.
J. A. Moore ct al. 70 Z. B. Pillsburys lot n
block Ii, brooklyn add, $500.
q. s. List to H. $. Upper ct al, lots Is ana l6s
block 3. Rosedaie add, $50.
J. +. Brewer ct a. 70 @. g. Wheaton, lots . and
4 block 10, walla WaIla add. II, 100.
NJ, NJ. Carraher to B. r. Bell, tract In lot = 20
b. Nils to 4. McNarc, tract in rec q, a, s SIS
): G. Smith to L A. Maltby, lot l. block 8
". 4. Findail TO c. E. Hinmann, lot 2. scrs 2.
and lot 8, acre 3. tract 81, Maple Leaf add. $780,
y: n: sutton to 3. b. Freed. lot =. block ~
W D. wood toJ Friedhon, block 90. Wood 8
j. Z. Akin to n s. Turner, lots ssnd 10, block
c. s. Turner to n. i. Hatton, lot 10, block !.
Walla WalIa Add, u $50.
f. J.. Wood to j. B. Chizum ct al, lots II 10 II
block !, Wood Add to Kirkland, 300.
A. ,. Lleweilyn to 4. Hennekcn, lots to6s
block 2, w Side Add, 5000.
A. b. Ilewellyn to A. Hennekcn ct al, lots / to
10, block 81, w Side Add, 800.
H. Gilbert to A. Orth, Is acres In sec III, 4, III
A. Orth to II. Gilbert, II acres in sec II. 25 4, ~
A. Bcsson to e; Davidson, sw = lot II, block
J. Railing to 4. chilberg, acre in lot l, sec IL
l. Pratt to j. n. McNutt, lots /, 2, block /, ecu
trail add 70 West Seattle, $40.
A. L. Mcpherson 10 A. vollman, lot 8, block :,
Central Seattle, $3.50.
A. vollman to NJ voIiman, same, 81.
C. n. Weber TO ). Dignan, lot II, block a.
Burkes I'd, $1,000
Z. Allgower to c. F. BoxmIer, lot 5, block 20.
Gilman Park, $3.50.
y. n. Davis to i. X. Wright ct al. lots 10, %.
block 5 Davis add, $3.50.
w. I. Cormode to o. NJ, Johnson, lots II, Is,
block 2, Lake View, 81.
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The nSt0gensts System
Is the Grandest Product Of the Nine
teenth Century.
THE RESULTS
From this System Of Treatment are
Among the Marvels Of the Age.
Those Whe Have Tested Them Are Only
Too Glad to Recommend the Histo-
genetic Medicines to Others.
TIE RESULTS

WHArcoM. WASH, March 10. 1891.
Dr. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash
Dear Doctor: have been and hope will
be 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 I
think it would be well to publish my tes-
timony again, for there are 80 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.
1t you remember my case, was troubled
for many years with neuralgia in its Sc
verest form, suffering untold agony.
tried doctors of every sort, all to no pur-
pose, until commenced the use of your
medicines, and after continuing them for .
time was entirely cured.
| am 50 glad that the people here are
awakening to sthe 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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Flowers. the Pride Of the Orient. lovely Came,
liza plants in full bloom; just the thing Tor Eaes
ter Sunday aud for garden. II. KawsshiKis q
corner Of Spring and Second s'rects.
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5oc-G Gents trimmed night robsA CAsgNR
Cleafy.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING
Retail Market Review for
the Week.
TANNERlEs TO LIMIT OUTPUT.
FlourAdvsnces- Sugars Deciine-Canneti
Goods Firm-yegetables Fluctu.te
Considerable During theweek.
TIDES AT SEATTLE HARsoR roDAY.
HIGH WATER. Low wsrEr-
q. M #. p. m. IT. u. M 3. pms II.
-.----t----t------
5.5l 100 IRE Ill liz. 81 .5
AT PORT rowSsENn.
80. SECS so 49, IL - -

Al feisf faNN~6Sh-
5.2s rs 6.ts so Il.59 ~ - -
SEATTLE, March %, 1891.
Exchanges at the Seattle Clearing house today
amounted to $lS7,lato7. The balances were
$oa,76S.2l
Produce receipts and shipments OF merchan-
disc were very good yesterday. A letter Just re-
ceived from the Manager OF San Francisco
tannery by local hide and skin dealer. states
that the supply of hides has been Larger than
the tanneries OF the country have been dis
posed to handle. And now it is proposed to
still further limit the output OF those tanneries
presumably for the purpose of keeping up the
price OF leather. From this the writer concludes
that the prospects for an improvement in the
hide and skin market are not very BRIGHT. The
local dealer expressed the belief that there
might be an advance of Il cent all around In q
short time, but that would be about the limit.
RETAIL MARKET REVIEW.
Retail trade in groceries and provisions has
been up to the average the past week, but the
fresh meat trade continues slack.
Flour has advanced - cents all around. SUI
gars have dropped again.
Vegetables have fuc,uated considerable dur
ing the week. Potatoes are down to IA cents
and carrots, turnips aud beets are x cent cheap
er. There has been no chenge in canned goods,
but pickles have dropped little.
RETAIL QUOTATIONS.
tonic a. AND or MaaLMinnssoss 49,; Cali,
ner hi Cornmea1 BIZ. ostmasi 20 E;se -
her In
SUGARS Is lbs: extra c. II lbs:
"a Ihs ~ I, a. eus o"i - ''s' auu pu'scii@cu'
BUTTER-Fancy Eastern creamery. ioc, and
dairy, 22tsc per Id: California fresh roll. soc.
EGGS-Fresh ranch, coo, and Eastern, 2,a,sc per
CHEESE-Eastcrn, zoe; California zoe: Swiss
imported, ioc, and domestic, Soc per 10.
fku Nv ashinston navel oranges, s5c. 40 ana
QUO, ana RIVERSIDE heedlings, ioc ID and .or per
Coz sicily lemons, l0c, and CALIFORNIA;, SIC per
aoz:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES potatoes. lac, and
Caniornia, lc per ID carrots, furnips
ana Deets, E2c; cabbage, .sc, ana onions, &C per
10. 1eiery. Vi and cauilaower siO per dos.
small white beans boyas AID pinks, DC;
nmas, &c per 10. New green peas and beans,
NC; ASPARAGUS, 2pc; rhnbarb, loc per 10.
canned GOODs-Peachcs, pears aud april
soS.' ali othc, thiia 1rri. NJ ne e ~ 800
corn, tomatoes and string beans iac
CURED MEATS AND IARD--Native cured
hams, lJ(0l6c; Eastern, la1isc; bacon lie; dry
saited meats Ice: dried beef chipp,d soc and
lard, 12(r1sc per It.
HONEY AND SYRuPS-califorria comb
honey &c and strained Use per N; purc manic
syrup el2ddeI 40 and common syrups 50cnsi
per gal
PiCKLES-Cross, plain, mixed ana chow
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improvement has been shown In the price OF
leading shares. The stock exchanges were
closed on Friday, and the London market ana
ponds operations from Thursday till next Tues
day This naturally tends 20 give q holiday
temper to the market, while the exciting and
active speculation in the produce markets Of
the country diverted attention from stockA The
main factors and developments Of the week
have, however, favored the bulls. No gold ship
ments have taken place, and exchange rates are
lower. although this was due to the Absence Of
inquiry, aud there is prospect that next week
may bring higher exchange market and fur
Their gold exports. At the same time the ccndt-
ton OF affairs In London has undergone . de-
cided Improvement, and the fortnightiy stock
market settlement there, which occurred this
week. went through without the recurrence OF
any apprehension that has lately prevailed IN
that quarter. quiet trade Ia reported from all
leading wool markets. The demand II confined
almost wholly TO Australian and territory, and
pulled woods are scarce and manufacturers have
to take foreign heeccs In place Of them. Sales
have been made Of small lots Of Ohio and Mich
igan. and full prices have been obtained. NAM
ufacturers do not want interior woods, - they
are making the finest grades OF goods their mills
can turn out. Texas woods are In fair demand.
but the supply has become 20 reduced that tho
movement il light and fine. Territories are
taken as fast a. they arrive. Manufacturers
are securing good results from mixing them
with Australian woods. Pulled woods are In
strong demand and prices are frmef because Of
reports from puilers of the scarcity Of skinA
Some large lots of choice Australian woods afo
due to arrive within the next few dayA The
supply Of these woods, It Is thought. viii b am
pie. freer movement in carpet WOODS ID
expected by dealer& Manufacturers are report
ed to have very light stocks and arc looking
around for supplies
SHIPMENTS or GOLD.
LAzard Ferries today took 100000 In gold fron
the sub-treasury. II goes on the Bretagns -
Paris
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, March 27.--Catsie-Receipts. 650o;
fairly active and steady; natives, $500; stock.
ers, $15a9&S5; cows. bulls and heifers. $lD
GALS; Texans. $4l0.
Hogs-Reeeipss, 10000: active and higher;
rough and common, $fGAa5: mixed and
packers, 4SN9t.55; prime heavy and butcher1
weights, Si60te475: light. A.3o0g440
Sheep-Keceipss, 1000; fairly active and steady
to strong; Westerns, $5.S00575; natives, SA75
05.5o; lambs, $L0046.40.
BosroN, March c7.-Territorial woods are
quiet. with small sales. Fine, on q secured
basis, 6OCt65c; fine basis, 60{g65c: fine medium,
56062c; medium, 5ayp57c. In Oregon there have
been sales OF 10000 pounds Of Eastern ct l70
PIC, and $1,000 pounds Of Valley az 2a9a5c. Cal
uornta woods, quiet
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RESroN, WASH, Nov. ID, 1880.
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash
Dear Friend: should have written
you before regarding our little girl. Her
recovery was so very slow could not
have written before and said she was
we'll, but feel l can safely say she is
well now, and I 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
the great favor you have conferred u.s.
Wishing you greater prosperity in your
wonderful work, remain. sincerely,
Mrs. Y. MOUNTAIN.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
SUMMARY OF THE SITUATION.

SUMMARY OF THE SITUATION.
SAN Francisco. March H. Today being Good
Friday, no dispatches were received either from
England or Eastern grain centers, and as con-
sequence dealers on the produce exchange re-
Trained from trading very extensively. There
was no material change in potatoes this morn-
ing. Yesterdays receipts were about 5000
Sacks and they were we'll consumed by the de-
mand. The local demand Is picking UP, so the
market remains somewhat firm. Onions held
their own and some Australian are selling ct
slight advance. A goodly lot of oranges arrived
by steamer yesterday. This morning the mar
ket was firm for choice navels of desirable size.
Lots OF the poor quality OF oranges are yet be-
ing sold to peddlers at nominal figures. Not
withdrawing the fact that 500 boxes OF Mexican
lines arrived on the steamer Ceima, the de-
msnd is so great and the market has been so
bare that prices are maintained at a firm figure.
Lemons are slow, and apples are inclined to
drag. There is no change in the butter market.
Prices held at 2ssaic for. fancy roll, but this
morning there were tendencies OF weakness,
owing to falling off in shipments. Eggs are
dull.
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS.
Produce receipts Flour. 600 quarter sacks:
wheat, 6l,0oo centals oats, 1900 centals; pota-
Fions~family extra. A5oaa IS per Dbl; bs-
kerr extra. 4.50(si6o; superfine, tS2Dtga.60.
wheat-No shipping quality $l.50 per CEN
s' B. wis i iss ssis ssoa aaa ehoce
9l3Sss; common grades, ii s7s.; brew.
ing, $Ls7lz9i.42la for fair to good, and sl.4j
@l47ia for choice.
good 70 choice feed, H.75lgls0; fair si7W0
I72lz: gray, @l.72l 101s1.77tz per GENITAL
Corn--LArge yellow, N3ll COL 81; small vel
tai
wool--Fall San Joaquin and southern, free,
l0(Glfc; same, defective, agl0c; Northern Lamb,
l6(9l7c: same, defective, lKGijc.
OPTIONS.
Call board sales: Wheat-Buycr 1901. H.51a<4
1.52ss, closing at sl522ss; buyer season, si4e7s9
1.5csS, closing at $1.5Gts-
Dsiiey-Buysr season, si.setslsl. closing at
eLsl.
FINANCIAL
Drafts-Sight, Is: teegraphic. 2s Sterling
bilis--Bank, A.s7i4. sight, sissiz: commercial,
Sass. Silver bars, s7g9a Mexican dollars
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THE ruoEr SOUND NATIONAL sAxx, on
- g eaSttal. $500 GO
- :. s.sss 6Q000
1y "a en- lossam ana doneaese sxehanss:
ueises i.osney q teieuaph = 81 citiea IL de
me 90 Issue p.as SEX q rs esress ss., e
ser. Oar Acllities Tor making collections - com,
SsssS .10 wAu recsase promps attention.
= Vie: fFsssss:
La J. IUHsiTi:. 4 rR;xUiriKTHixI aahee
CORRESPONDENTS:
Lsedea. y: -. Rothschld 4 Sens: Paxis. n
ssslssr Ca Ssv rsss. assaey q sssk q cs ca
Boston. sufolE E.tionI Bsak; San Trancisco;:
Nss,o 1T - g cali'srniA; fssaaaA Ths Fiz3
WAsHIneToS SAVINGS BArx-mcoa-
LLEwxLLYx-DoDoE BUILDING.
G13 second street.
srsr esst interest paid on savings DspesasA
Psr cent. interest on s-months ceranea1sA
FER cent interest on l2-nosths csrttncaeeA
MONEY LOANED on REAL xsrArx
4 GENERAL Banking business Transacted.
RANKING HoUnSs
- . =. - . p M; Saturdays, 10 Q. q. = ~ =
and To q 9.
THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST en-
! Unsupported 1851
Iaswsilyn-Dodes Building second azssG
CAPITAL. e2oo,ooa
1snnaAots ; general banking susinssA
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT..
OoDooi0 received In any amount from one oollaR
upwards and interest allowed thereon.
Money loaned upon improved farm
and city real estate
rnusrED:
LEld4 = J; HUNT ;:;:................ President
y tLLtA y: "a LIZ f........... Vice. President
g. H HEiLBRON- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Manager
.,WNInf;;; --..............--.----C Cashier
COLUMBUS +. TYLER. j. b. IoWMxSNssc . s.
SEARS WM n FISHER
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np.cxEsr rI,fE TO OLYMPIA.
xAxLcHrr AND cRAYs HARBoA
- PASSENGER STEAMER MuLrNoMAH.

cine opposition boat,
[nNQ Tacoma nom the n. p. wharf daily. ex.
4anday. at \. M. sharp. Returning leaves
1achie l2;<5 r. m; olympia 2 p m; arriving
4Iseoua p. M, connecting with steamers reach.
4latsle ~ r. n. and which arc through boats
WeAicom and way points.
lave Baker u Bacon's dock. FOOT OF Union
SEATTLE Cor Tacoma at 3 p m. sunday.
S&H-ThiR boat must be taken from Tacoma for
eAaroor country. being the only through boat
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rHR GRAND HOTEL

The funeral OF the late Nathan NJ Smart tool
place from the residence on Iffth street, b,
tween Pike and Union yesterday, Rev. ,. =.
Damon officiating. The deceased was MEM
Der of Sussex Lodge, No. Z, r. 4 A. NJ, -
stephens. n b., and was buried with the honcfs
Of a master mason. Members Of Royal Aroh
Chapter No. ) attended the funeral g IN escort
The children and grandchildren OF the dscease1
were all present, one daughter, Mrs. Edward
Reynolds, coming with her husband from cars0n
City, Nevada The attendance was very largos
Mr. Smart during his eight years residenee =
the city having made many warm frisnds.