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OF WILMINGTON, DEL.
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We furnish all kings of drawings, specifications
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The Deeds Recorded with the Auditor
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions from January l. 1891.
to date ere ss,i16,l-6.19. There were lled for
record yesterday % deeds. the considerations
agrcgating SIS, eco 90 average OF 81 ,7ss6S Fol-
lowing Is the list az furnished by Osborne,
Trcraper & Co. abstractors OF title, rooms .,
10. II and III Colrnan block.
J. A. Hall 70 Mary L. Hall, lot 6, block %, Bell
Dcnny's, 81.
Va Burns g A Ivss:on, lots Il to u, block
J. 4. Moore to ]. NJ. Dewey. lot 6. block II, La
tona add. si,aD
y. p. TolnPAins to J. Tompkins, lot I, block u.
p j. Kceler to i. Pratt lots to 4, block ., Cen
tral add, West Seattle. ssss.3s.
G. Walker ct al. TO A. Brown ct al, part lots
and 4. block II. Boren a Denny's adj, 10000.
a. Brown TO W. Z. Bailey, und Il OF lots
ana Z, Horen & Dennys add, $500
J. \. Moore to J. H. stafford, lot IS, block 20,
Latona add. $50
n. T. r. Il. Co. to J. Forrest ct al, NV sw zee S
20. Z, sli9.70.
IL. Ballard Park add, 500.
A. b. Guibcrson to ). H. Durgin, lot 6, block
ID. Crows Isl to Kent, s3s7.ao.
K l. 4 Leo. TO e.. Anderson, lot 4, block 1so,
town OF Kirkland, s2o5.
N. u, Clark 10 a. T. Cartwright, Is lots in
W. 4. hickey to T. H. Dickey ct al, lot S,
block l6, n. T. Dennys North seattle, $4,000
w. H. Braden to J. u. smith, lot :, block 9,
Bigelow's add, $500.
T. r. Robertson to !. Iandgrafr, lots 81 to re-,
block 81 :. T.. /. Co 3 LIST. $50.
i. smith 10 s Z. Minniear. nl5 OF VII OF lot 81,
lake Dell, $40.
+. \. strange to W. +. Epler. lot TO- block e..
Denry's park, 81.
L. anderson to J. n. Barry, lot H. block Al.
Gilman park, $500.
A. NJ. Brookes to r. Philhower, lots IS. 10,
block :. Bay Terrace add. Sieo.
W. l. Russell TO 5. Walls, lots Is, -, Is, block
IL, Ballard park. 500.
W. Renton TO l. b. stedman, lot IL, block II,
Renfon add 80.
j. II. smith 20 4. 81. Aronson, lot 10, block .,
I, Sd Motor line. sI5Q.
: :. CrcsnoIl 10 NJ n. CresweIl, lot 9, block 3,
Mapels add, $780,
Kits. Thompson TO J. Falkner. und 4 lot L.,
block Is. Bell heirs LIST, $3.50
l. katz TO /. Katz. all lands In Wash. OF First
party, 81.
I. II. Wilson 10 J. summerville, lot II. block
&c, Bel heirs I'd, x3,sD.
J. 7. Bremen CT al. 10 III. s. Turner, lot 6, block
6, Waila WaiIa nod. 5000.
y. Is. Marshall TO Tacoma l. < Mfg. Co., lots
!, and 3 beck J. Hunt Park 10 ID. NJ, $3.50.
". T.. Conway To ID. suffer e 3-5 OF block 8,
CONWAY SUP div. $50.
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SEATTLE. Wash. Feb. q. $50

SEATTLE. Wash. Feb. a, 1891.
DR.. j. Eugene Jordan: I am another
one who. can testify TO the wonderful
cures made ny your Histogenetic medi-
zines. Alter taking treatment from sew
eral different physicians in the East for ten
years and receiving but little benefit gave
up all hope of being any better After
coming west | heard of the Histogenetic
system and gave it trial. I was restored
to health and hope many others may be
benefited as l have been Anyone wish
ing to know more than the above state
ment can find me on Eaton street, between
McClair and Wiifred
ELLA HUDDLESTON.
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FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL
LONDON, April 1l.--Closing consols. Money,
Q 15-l6; money account. s6tx: y. s. Is, la
U. S. 4las, loi. Bar silver. "A lied per ounce
BazADsTUFFs.
LIVERPOOL, April l5.-Wheat-In fair do
mand: Kansas Winter hard at S. 3D.
April. ss 4,.d. strong: May, t~ssId, strong.
LEEDS. England, April 1.-THE Leeds MiiierS
Association raised the price OF ilour today To
13td per eighteen stone. This makes an advances
of 73l since February u
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The sSoauALmfs.

W g Palmer, coupevilie James Power. In Conner
6 II Rogers. Yakima X Duncan, Chicago
Edward Young. J X Rsrrie 4 fam, Tacorna
) Duirne-, Tacoma " Clark. san a. Fuca
" MeiariaHa * I. DaliesJ n i.effgrouse. Parfi'nd
" h st0kbriagc \ Bendy " Gaye, stailaoed
II foPpon, Anaeortes L Pinkhan, Taeoma
Rev. Iorne;t, YaiiimaJ Gutter. Portland
Mrs iightaer d si-, tai J " Reyinyton. seattle
G " IIaissiale, og'r City " G Hayward, vaiscouv
s;iekneg, Edm9ncs Miss Watkins, do
THE RAINIER.
; C Kirk. san FranciscowTa Mears, Tacoma
fs Wrss civ In nlse efs FssI.v~ e, 20
~aga 4 t,il,iam. spokane Mrs J u Brnckstf.is
; liutiieunl. fortId Miss Brockett, do
Il swaid New york II r ass.si p!asiss
!. Duai. san Francis oil q colirior City
Dravu, - Panl Rohi Made, New York
Cnss B,k =. Boston J II Iiill. n Townsend
W MeGiJnsoek. City A Phillips, do
leseacs@ vi. quincy r 4 Maeoun, pltfsburg
GEAsD HorEt~
Brown, New York IL Z Reck, San Fran
{ f.sIee, Nsatsord 5ahn sefgel, san Fran
i w sgmusls, & lianneft Portland
& Hutesen, Hufe.ou. n Y
G 4 BfacS~. Nukilteo tsco I0g nsend, Ina
J DYosdy, Sukifteo VA spffnxsr Bertou
d Patterson. gst0ff Miss Il cosdla. k'gsfoa
Mis- u. ioag. Een;raia Miss 4. Long Ce,stralia.
G iewe, Deis:h,Ain II Il..sam. Duluth
Jaiats psSis. Huron Miss M,.ge I, o''As .yo
VIII Mitchell q v, Poftid v II Wliborn, Faishasn
';s c i.a.s VI do jam ss ssaasan san r,.n
Y !. GArsua & W. Sisney ~ ehesey Iost9u
:, ses<sad, oasulstcrs ! Andersen. New yost
i = kohEssfS, 83etToit e NrTenf q ", Biakely
IhonsaS Darcy. lotion Geo u kieTrxi. eits
ifeo tsuwe, 1atnsna y Esscker, Oakland
l. -nwltiein2es. Butte :. Long, SnohomfAh
join Cain. Huron CO Morgan. Tacoma
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EASTERN MARKETS.
xrw YoaK srock excnAseE.

NEW YoEx, April 1.-the stock market to-
day wss comparatively dai, owing 70 shipments
OF gold 10 Germany. together with unsettled APP
prehenslon The general list, after being irreg-
uia-, ssifsened up, but Later retired before the
raids OF the bears, sugar and North American
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MERCHANDISE.

MERCHANDISE.
Hops-cnict and firm.
Coffee-options closed steady 56Si5 points mp.
Sales were 1000 bags, including April e 81 40
GUS; May. sls4Sdi755: June, S17.is9lI.25:
July. Sl691Gl7: August. si6-10- spot Rfc,
steady; fair cargoes, 2sc: No. ., 1sc.
trifugais, 70 test. s,sc Sales were 1000 tons Of
Muscovado. - test, ut S-i6c: l.aDo bags Of cen
trifugais, 20 test, at Sisc: refined, firm and in
copper-Seglccted and nominal
&ead-Noninal; domestic, $L31ia.
din.weaker; straits 80.
Wooi-Steady: domestic fleece, Sf3S7c
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, April I4.--wheaf is nervous ana mn
settled. heopening was about the same rs yes
terdays closing to &c higher. aud advanced 40
more for May and &c for July, but the adj
der free offerings the market eased of lQt1s sc,
rallied again, fuctuated considerably snd closed
about s4e lower for May and lower for July than
yesterday. Receipts. rs 90 bushels; shipments,
Sao.tuu bushels.
Wheat Steady; cash. slop lsLoS: May,sloa5s;
corn-Easy; cash, 7os4@sic: May. sss4c; July.
CSC.
oats-Easy; cash. 5f4c; May, 5Esc; July,
harley-7sasoc.
rork-steady; cash. s12.so's; May, s1.7o;
Il, I,araa-sisadg; cash, se77z; May. ,s.s7,<;
Rye-Firm at Sc, s@s7c.
Whisky-$il6
shoulders ss.o5@alo; short clear, se5596sp;
short ribs, s520
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, April l4-Catfle-Receipts Il,OoO:
slow and rather easier: steers, extra, $6.a5:
others, satsi 80; cows and heifers, ss9s
Hogs - Receipts. 1890; higher: rough and
common, S4-6s1s.75; hackers, $i.SVa5l5: prime
heavy and butcher weights, $5.3Og5.35: light.
$3.50.
sheep-Reccipts, io.ooo: active and lower; na-
tives, $4.51ls5.5; " cstcrns, s5gas5; lambs, $3.50
m,
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SEATTLE
SEA'l'lLE
Medical and Surgical DSpensary.
Drs. Merrill q derrill.
physicians Surgeons and Specialists
rremens Building. GA Front St.

The most widely and fAvorahly known specialists
On the Pacific Coast. are still treating with the
greatest success all Chronic. Nervous. Blood and
Throat and Chest. The doctors are regular gradu.
ates from the University Of the City Of New Yors
and q the Long laland College Hospital BROOKLYN,
New York. e-d their long experience. remarkable
skin and universal success in the treatment and
curt = Chronic diseases entitie these eminent ply.
sicians 70 the fun confidence OF the afflicted every.
4 CERTAIN AND POSITIVE CURE for the
awfnl ,necfs OF early vice and the numerous evils
PRIVATE. BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES
speedily, completely and permanently cured
ORDERS yield readily to their skiiifui treatment
PILES. FISTULA AND RECTAL ULCERS
pan 1 e de'eaoR
SYPHILIS. 0ONoKRHGA. GLEET, sperms,
STINT Emissions. Deeayed Fasassie. Fs@a:
Weakness and ali delicate disorders peculiar 70
either sex positively cured ., wei; IS al functional
excess Of mature years.
MARRIED. MEN, or ,hose entering on THAI
happy lie. aware Of physical disability. quickly
STRUCTURES radically and safely cured with
out pain or detention nom business.
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Cata--h. BronchitiA
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body permanently completely and successfully
treated ~ our great Medical and Surgical Dsspen-
sary.
No matter what your compliant, consult these
ekiliful surgeons. who able 10 effect cures IN
many cases that have been pronounced hopeless
moved with ss:onssains results Senitourinary
surgery, strictur1 all diseases and deformitses Of
either sex, ali impedimerts TO marriage quickly re-
moved. Long experience. with unparalleled suo
cess. is the hes: evidence OF doctors skill
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STERN
FACTS
ARE
EVER
CONVINCING
CAsBoSADo, PIERCE Co.. Wash, !
March II; 1S31-

MHrcN 10, 1871.
Dr.. Jordan-Dear Sir: Please look on
your records for my name, Benjamin Ed
wards, and send me the same kind of med
icine that used for the lump which was
IN my side. | remember that one of them
was II. and l think the other was NJ.
lou have cured the lump, for which am
very thankful. and you can publish nv
name If you think it will be of any ad-
vantage TO you. I want the medicines
now to send back to my daughter in the
state OF Indiana who has lump in her
side, similar TO the one had, as near as
can Judge by the letters that we receive
from her. One doctor says it is a tumor
and another says il is caused from the
spleen. Please send the medicines at once,
Tor which enclosed find money order.
Yours, respectfully,
BENJAMIN EDWARDS.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS..
suMMAnY on rnr s1rrArrox.

San Francisco. Aprli 1.-The wheat market
continues strong, with fair demand TOR standard
shipping grades. There is very little wheat Of
fering at present. Feed barley is strong, with
fair demand for choice stock. Supplies are mod
crate, with brewing grades quiet and quotations
unchanged. Oats continue very strong The
price OF bakers extra flour was advanced 10
cents per barrel today. owing to the higher
price OF wheat. Old potatoes are still IN good
demand and prices are quiet and firm for all
varieties, especially reds. Stocks are none too
heavy. New potatoes are coming in in liberal
supply, but the demand is increasing and prices
are rather firm. Onions are doing better under
better supplies. Liberal supplies of butter arc
arriving, and quotations unchanged. The
egg market is active, and some choice ranch
eggs sold this morning for lie. Fruit is still
doing we'll. Choice oranges arc held at good
prices By dealers. Receipts yesterday amounted
to FIVE carloads by rail. II was all frst-class
fruit and was well distributed among the deal
ers. Strawberries are good in quality aud
shade lower in price. Mexican lines are scarce
and higher. Vegetables are not as plentiful as
they should be az this time of the year Aspar-
agus is stili firm. Rhubarb and green peas are
somewhat cheaper, but the receipts are not very
heavy. Tomatoes are poor, and some lots are be-
ing sold at nominal rates. Choice tomatoes sell
readily. Other vegetables are held at unchanged
prices.
rgoDvcE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS..
Produce receip's-Flour. Is, 200 quarter sacks:
wheat, s9,o1o centals; barley, 5000 ceutals: POI
tatoes, 400 SACKS; bran, 1900 sacks; mfddiings,
2,ooU sacks: rassins 600 boxes.
Flour-Family extra, 81. 7.sai - per Dbl; bake IS
extra. sL7sasSis5, supertine, ss-s01%9,.
Nhest--Si.60 for an article that would class rs
next TO shipping; milling parcels. si.estgLG7if.
Bariey--No. l feed, sl.y7ts; choice, si.3Sr
14e: common grades. Sl.35; brewing, 81. ~ Gl-45
for fair to good. and sls7l scl.o3 fer choice
.,ats--surprIse, sls7s4t9Lszis; milling. $3.50
100. good to choice. sl.SS1Ls5: fair, si.72i&l1
l.771s gray, $l.7stsi.77ls per GENITAL
corn--iArge yellow. Si.Ssi sai. 3~4; small yell
tal.
OPTIONS.
Gail board sales: wheat-Buyer 1921. ss2<a
L62ss, closing II sl.s25s; buyer season, SLd-1s
FINANCIAL
Draits-sicht, l5e; telesraphic. 20e. sier-
ling bills-Bsnk, Sis7l; Sich;. Si.s3, 3; CONNER
cial, sis6 silver bars, s5egJsc. Mexican dol
lars, 7Scs7s5zc.
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PROTOGR.4PHERS.
DrEING AND CLEANING.
coxrECrToSERs.

ICE CREAM. CONFECTIONERY. Etc
j Henryss zee cream, 81 nasoss, always on hand,
nall,an bricks sal hasors, one quart 90 cents three
hints SO cents, two quarts ~. or - per SAlion:
assor,nens in the city At Henry's, sl7 Third
street
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PRAIRIE. WASH. April ., 1891.
DR.. Jordan-Dear Sir: You have done
my brother such wonderful good that
wish you would please send one of your
books, explaining the Histogenetic sys-
TEN. to the enclosed address, marking
scrofu.ous troubles. Very respectfully.
TAYLOR ARMANTROUT.
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DR.. JORDAN'S OFFICE
Is at the residence of Ex- Mayor
Yesler, Third and James.

Consultation and prescription absolutely
FREE.
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genetic system.
CACTION-The Histogenetic Medi-
cines are sold in but one agency in each
town. The label around the bottle bears
the following inscription: 'sDr. j. Eugene
Jordan, Histogenetic Medicine" Every
other device is fraud.
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CEATTLE. LAKE SHORE 4 EASTERN
- RAILWAY.
March %, 1891.
DAILY.
Lv Seattle Ar Seattle
Fer snohomish, Arlington. 400 pm pfS0 ~
Sedro. Anacortes. Falrhaven SLOAN 1910 m
For North Bend, Gilman ami
ror p.,,.c,,t o:lop N
r OF $40 q m
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Gilman and way a 100 D m 10 90 n N,
between Portland and Anacorfes ona tr.,,
daily each way
Between Tacoma and Apacortes. tvo fr.,r.
daily each way.
Through coach between Seattle and Bla,pa
r. W. DUNN. Superintendent
E W. RUFF. General Passenger Agent
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STEAMER DELTA

WIZ leave EatEe,i-Coima M deck .: o'e.nck q. N.
MONDAY. Wednesday ard rrseAy fer kiGgs.ai,
Port Samsfe. Bangor, sesoeek, Aona Homa. La
hUaap Hoods PORT and I non City Returning
leaves Unicn CITY ., o clock y n
u. TRoCTMAN, Master.
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suffering most. The market after many changes
closed heavy. eft insignificant losses from last
nights prices. except sugar, which lost per
cent, and North American 1.
Government bonds, steady.
Petroleura--Ncgiected.
EXPORT OF GOLD.
Levon, Hoiinann & Co ordered S5oo, 900 OF gola
for shipment to Europe tomorrow.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Money on call, easy; closing offered at 81
Prime mercantile paper 5a7. sterling exchange.
quiet and stcsdy; ea-day bills, si-s5; demand,
slsSss Ear silver, 81 &c
WOOL
BosToS. April 14--Territory wool-Firm: fine
quoted at oof9Sc; clean fine medium $50
ee. Nothing OF consequence doing In Caisior-
MIA ana Oregon wools
PHILADELPHIA. April 14-wooi-Drll; Mon
tana, -ag2Ic; coarse, 2legasc; territorial. &C.
BONDS
e. S. A. (rey.l-.... 12IlsU. s. SIS tcoupon) 1otZ
T. :. s. coupon. LIS. Pacific os.-....-.-. IL
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Leaves Tacoma from the n. p. wharf daily. ex-
cept sunday. at A. M, sharp. Returning leaves
kemiEchie 12:45 D. m: Olympia 2 p. nl.: arriving
in Tacoma 5 p. m, connecting with steamers reach
Ing Seattle at p. M. and which through boats
tor Whatcom and way points.
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IeSelyeu IOr rf2nS1e1ts.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. FORMERLY THE
agemeni; q new hotel conducted on the American
plan: steam heat and electric lights throughout:
Heal comnsnlss Z, streea near seransh si1 Ta.
:. j. Kelly. manager.
WELLS PUGET SOUND LINE
CHEAP RATES OF FREIoHr.
STEAMERS LAKME AND SIGNAL.
from San Francisco for seattle, taking freight for
all Puget Sound ports on the following dates and
every ten days thereafter:
april. .............s..........-. Is Is
s Max s. ........ e
CHARLES H. WELLS.
10 California ST., San Francisco. Cal
J. q. CARROLL Agent Union dock, Seattle
CIrrrra LINE.
NEW YORK TO PUGET SOUND. DIRECT.
The ine American ship
"FANN1E TUCKER" 2,1oo tons burden. vii
shortly be ready to receive cargo at New YORK
For particulars and rates Of freight apply to
BALFoUR. GUTHRIE 4 co.
Or, BALFouR, WILLIAMSON q CO, A'
Is Cotton Exchange. Hanover Square. n. Y.
DACIFIC NAVIGATION CoMPANY's
STEAMERS
STATE OF WASHINGTON AND FAIRHAvEN
WIN leave Baker & Co.'S wharf daily except satur-
day for Anacortes, Fatrhaven. sehome, Whatcom
and way ports.
For Tacoma daily except Monday at q m.
STEAMER HENRY BAILEY
For stanwood. Mt. Vernon and way ports on
skagit river, SUNDAY. Tuesday and Thursday ON
tide. III. w. BAKER & CO., Agents.
TOR THE sKAGIr.
THE STEAMER WIN. r. xUxRoE
Friday mornings, on tide, for Richmond. Ed
monds. Mukiiteo, Tu,aiip, Stanwood Fir, Skagt
City. Mt. Vernon, Avon seero and Hamilton
DAcIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle IS follows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend and Vic.
at ,. nj April 5. 5, Is Is. IS and %
For Alaska: April 5 and Is: and May s. and Is
Sound ports: At 3 a. m. April 5. 10. Is. 30 Is
Tickets may be obtained at the Office Of the COM
pany, at Ocean dock, seattle.
GooDAL. PERKINS CO
General Agents, San Francisco
II. MCCLELLAN. Superintendent, seattle.
QUICKEST TINE TO OLYMPIA
AND KAMuLcHIE.
THE PASSENGER STEAMER MULTNoMAH,
cine opposition boat.)
Leaves Tacoma from the n. p. wharf daily. ex-
cept sunday, at z a. M, sharp. Returning, leaves
in Tacoma s % M connecting with steamers reach,
Ing Seattle at : p. M. and which through boats
scr whatcom and way points
PREMIER TINE TABLE
y.ncerve rAv 500 m Bell RAY 1 ..... $50 p m
Anacortes. .....li:I5 q m Fl Townsend. 2:4s an
Pr. Townsend. $3.50 Q nI Seattle ........ ESQ a IN
SOUND NORTH.
r.com.. l.Av. 100 m seattle A.aavi 7.oopm
Seattle. MIrn'gnt RI Townsend. 500 m
Pr. Townsend.. 400 m Anacores-.... ESQ q m
Bell Bay. .....lc:oo m Vancouver $3.50 q n
JOHN IRVING. Manager
j. A. o'BRIEy, Master.
The company reserves III. right to change the
aooye schedule without notice.
THE STEAMER CLARA BROWN
win leave Hatheid's wharf Wednesday
morning and sunday afternoon,
a. IS p. ~, for
TACOMA, OLYMPIA. SHELTON AND
WAY FORTS.
For further particulars inquire Of
J. A. HATFIELD, Aren't
EETz BROS. & co.'s STEAMSHIP LINE
Hereafter be known as the Puget Sound
Steamship Line
eTEAMSHIFS HAYTIAS REPUBLIC AND
ST. PAUL.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-15

Banks.
WAsHINGToN SAVINGS BANK-1NcoR.
LLEwELLYN-DoDGE BUILDING.
6l2 Second street
Per cent interes; paid on Savings Deposita
s Per cent interest on 6-mon,hs Certificates
MONEY LOANED on REAL ESTATE.
A General Banking Business Transacted.
BANKING HOURS:
10 o N. TO p. m: Saturdays. 10 q m 70 In m
------- and To q.
PASK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
~ Established On Pacific Coast 1867
r rsxsa e pa ,n. np ...---..s 600 900
Sap.as- observation-disclosures. 1000, 900
Interest paid on time deposits; ren.ra, banking
business transacted; foreign exchanges oourht
and sold; drafts and felesraphic transfers SOFA On
the banks branches; also on New York Chicago,
Canada and Hong Kong. Deposits received SUD-
lect TO check.
BRANCHES:
San Francisco, Cal Portland. Or. Tacoma
wash. Victoria. Vancouver, New Westminster,
NsnAimo and Kamloops. b. c.
). KEITH WILSON ................M Manager
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SEATTLE
Fa,a up capital. $4,000
surplus $4,000
e. -. = ~ = =. PRESIDENT
aAUEtCk AcAiCKES. Vice President
A~SSA - HN kfs Cashier
General banking business transacted
night and teiegraphic exchange PAYABLE In an -
principal cities of the United Stasea
and Eorope.
EkLhR, rsh ". RsRRY CASH
JOHN Y. os-KaSnEz vfcE-rgEs
THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK or
SEATTLE.
DIRECTORS:
D. r DFNNY, A. :. MILLER
l. r sioSEs JOHN Y. OSTRANDER
II. W. WHEELER
Corner Second end Marion streets, Seattle. Wash.