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TAKE YOUR CHOICE !;
And History, Seldom Erring,
Will Record You
Sage or Savage.

On the one side you have the old schools
OF medicine, born IN obseurity and reared
IN ignorance, with whom mediocrity
ranks as genius and fossilized conserya-
tlsm Is the acme of wisdom. They are the
product OF q parched imagination and a
stunted intellect They are the result Of
the dark ages and the thumbscrew. of
myth and mystery, of astrology and al
enemy. Their great boast Is antiquity
out the title Is disputed by Baalam's ass.
On the other side stands the Hi<togen;ic
system OF medicine. Ii Is the offspring of
modern thought, Of modern investigation,
OF modern experience. II is the result Of
research, the triumph of reason Like
MlneTya,lt sprang from the brain of modern
Jupiter-sclence. Its challenge Is investi
CATION. It's passport IS truth. Which side
viii win?
sEATTEE, Wash, June g, 1897.
our baby was very sick, and we tried
several physicians in turn. None OF them
seemed 70 know what the matter was. She
couldn't stand; couldn't play; it was diff
cult for her 10 get her breath. she had
choking spells from the time she was 4
months old; would choke every five min
utes during the night. and was subject 10
commissions and muscular contraction.
We had about given up hope of her getting
well, when we took her TO DR.. Jordan. and
in a very short time she commenced 70 i'm
EfONt, Until E4A THESE symptoms nave dis
appeared entirely. and she has not had q
sign OF them for some time.
IL gives me great pleasure TO make this
statement, so that others who have chill
dren that are i'll may know where 10 take
them for treatment
MRS. CHARLES P BRYEMAN,
Third ST., between Bell and Blanchard.
SEATTLE. WAsHTSGToS,i
April 70, 1871.
Three years ago my son was taken sick
with pneumonia, which left him with a
terrible cough. He got gradually worse,
and continually expectorated pus. We
Travelled around IN different parts OF Cali
fornia with him, consulting doctor after
doctor. None Of them could do him any
good. He got SO very bad that after com
ing TO Seattle we had a half dozen proIni-
nent physicians here in town TO see him.
They said his left lung was all gone and
that he could not possibly live. Hearing
OF DR.. Jordan we sent for him. He came
up and pronounced it bad case, but said
he thought he could pull him through all
right He commenced TO pick up right
away, and in couple of months was able
10 60 10 work.
We cannot be thankful enough 10 Dr..
Jordan for what his medicines have done
for my dear son. We now use nothing
but the Hisfogenetic medicines in case OF
sickness. HANNAH JOHNSTON.
2,026 Second street, Seattle, Wash.
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The tug Fsvori.s took 30 barrels Of cement 60
Port Madison; the W. f. Manroe came in from
the Skagit river with 620oo shingles and took
out eighteen tons OF merchandise: tns Clara
Brown took t1enty-six tons On the Oiympfan
route. and the Henry Bailey had twenty eight
tons Tor SkAsif river points.
Tug Hays has he ensold By the ". a NJ Tug
Company 20 TIE San Francisco Bridge Company.
and this morning she viii be taken out. loaded
on two Dat cars and shipped to Lake Pend
d'OreiIle, Idaho, where she is TO Be used by the
bridge company, doing It's own towing.
steamship Mexico isdne day after tomorrow
from Alaska she viii bring down . cargo OK
salmon
Four-mast schooner Robert searles arrived
from san Francisco TO load lumber NJ Sslnsona
yard.
Steamship City Of Pusbla Is 81 the eunks1
taking on q return cargo & coal.
Tug Wasp went 20 Po.nt No Point with Q scow
OF stone for the lighthouse
Tug Virgil Price went TO Port Townsend vita
ascow OF brick.
Tug Hornet went to Sidney after . load Of
sewer pipe.
Tug Mystic went to West passage for scew %
wood
Tug 81 Patrick is laid up for few days for TO-
pairs
Tug Discovery came in for coal
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
e the line 20 take 70 all points rast ana
soo,h. IL i the DTSESs cAR ROUTE Il
runs through vestibuled Trains every
DAY IN the year to
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO,
fSo change Of carsl
eonposed o. Dining Cars unsurpassed Pullman
drawing Room sieeperx Of lates.
equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Fest mat can be constructed and in which &C
ssnl..n,odatloDs are both FEKx and furnished for
no'csfs o. nrs' or second-cisss tickets. and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES
a continuous line competing with all lines A.
foroing direct and uninterrupted service
rninsh sleeper reservations can % secured in
suFAhes through any agent OF the road
THROUGH TICKETS
TO and nom all points in America, England and
Europe can be purchased At any ticks, oice Of this
Trains LEAVE SEATTLE A. FOLLOWS:
For 81 Paul and East s:l5a n and 2.Oopm
sl Portland and South. e;l6 and $3.50 a n and
For Olympia, Sis N. and 2:oop m
ne. dor Anacortes and North s:l0 m and
For Montesano and Cray. Harbor, $50 m
For Tacoma and local, 6:I5 and $50 a m;
lz:25, ZOO. 5:25 and $50 D m.
TRAINS ARRIVE
from from = Paul and East 1859 a m and
From Portland and the south, $40 a. m AIS and
From Olympia. 2:s5 and s:45 p m
1foin Aoniesa1o and 8rays Harbor. AIS n m
FROM Anacortes and North, 12:lO and 500 D m
From Iacoma and local. s:45. $50 a m and
2:@5s Alb. s:45 I1:45 o. m
Time shortened Is hours between Seattle ana AZ
Paul e ~'o -
THROUGH Pullman Palace Sleeping Car. elegant
cay coaches finest palace dining cars between "a
attie. Tacoma and Portland direct DafIy service
Full information concerning rafes time OF trains
routes and other details furnished on spplics-
ton TO -SF~~
A. D. CHARLTON. Asst Cen pass Art
III First St, cor. Washington, Portland Or
A. IHILBERG, City Passenger and Ticket Agent
southeast corner Yesler avenue and Commercial
street. Olympic block Seattle Wash
Il A. SADEAU. General lent and Depot Ticket
Agent. Seattle depot, foot of Third street
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san FEANcIsco MARKETS.
srrx,RY oE rHE errr,rtox


san FRANcgsco. Aug. &--Tae ps9fGee markess
were qaiet this morning n nrat was steady,
with fair Dc aaud Barley VAS "a heavy sup
piy sad prices were was< sad lower. Cats and
cora are aui. zn1 Prsees weak. Taeee = no
ehEEEe Ia HIiil ssuzs. Aav Is In hlsvy supply
snd prices ars sF,y steady Yeg-taa,es are
wei supplied ;Od4y anI pEiczs n44n IA
changed IAe 1slsi ai1aeulsE d SIX aeEleneed
in clearing up cueambsFs snaatcr sgssara
sua tomatoes are wssk. Potatoes ar syiis sui
VITA = heavy snrplus o. si0ck Onions are
STEADY ard tire market FOR Summer fru.tG
opSned duh With TAR seeel tsts and moderate de-
msnd. Gamers barely handle sa.f,us stock
ana are pretty well aIls1 mp wiga eeftA 4 v4rle-
sies Apples are Sos. except 81 tire better
clEss. watch ara IL iaIE demand z1s Market
for dairy produce LIS 3 aos3Nara tendency for
higher grades. Batter 10 agslectasI FIR plckled
70 AMI Eastern creamery. Choice Eaaea sggs
SCI well, bat store eggs come il poor.
FkopUcz RECEIPTS And QUOTATIONS.
Produce rscaapts-Flonr, 7es1 suarzer SACKS:
wheat SS.s9 esnszIss barley. - asJ csntsls. Ga
Lao cs1t4.s. potatoes, ssoao szexs; 0rGa. 40
sacks: beans. l.s4 saekss Ml1e, 200 gallons:
brady, 90 xallons.
F.ouF-Family ezra, stsss15 per eoi; takers
extra. s. <tz<s a. sstTegdHe. skstZ&cl
y hezt-sl - ~ p@r eentAL
B4siey--kl-g e SIR.
Oats - fl-Sazl.5.s pr esutaI for old. azd
SlssszLs5 log issd.
CoEn-IAFgs yellow. 81 1891 20; sEzAn yellow,
s. 81. Waite, s. 10 per Genital
Woo.-SPzlsg, teoialil, pr pound, lo51Se;
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wALLA wALLA WEATHER.
Signal Service Summary for the Month
OF July.

OF July.
Highest barometer. sth. aka.
lowest barometer. 81. 93S{7.
Mean barometer, 49,.
Highest temperature, 2fth. ioc.A
Lowest temperature, eth, s4h
Mean Temperature, IA
Mean humidity, as
Prevailing Wi1d, south
Maximum velocity OF force, direction und
date, ~ miles, south west, 81.
Total rainfall, LSS inches
Number of days on which ooi or more rain on
melted snow fell. =
Number OF days on which cIoudinezs ayers
aged or more On q scale OF 10. e.
Thunder storms, dates OF t6zh and 24th-
Maximum Temperature. Iaeb IL the highest
on record since fs72 The mean temperature
vas &C deg. aboTe normal
reeipitAtiOD-The rainfall was 81 inches
above the normal for the month, and rs inches
above the normal since January L There hss
been but one July since 1878 that exceeded thia
in precipitation, which was in lsso; amount,
La inches NM BELL.
Observer United States Weather Bureau
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LONDON. Aug. s - The Mark Laas Exp~zs
says: English wheat has advanced q.
The provincial markets report great en-
haustion OF the wheat reserves. II - estimated
that by the end Of August only ons-niusteenth
pared with the usual amount, one-tsnEh. For
eign wheats are firmly held At an advance OF d
Flour IL 5 better. Corn is ouoyant 81 rise Of
q IN the Londoa market and IL. prcEtnat&
markets. Data a de&rer-
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Northern, iS9z1c; Southern, SIX months 72lSi5c.
southern, rwslvs mon fts, iz9zeslScs scys1as =
else. Oregon valley 2faesc. Eastern. Light 80
&C: Eastern, heavy, EsISs; southern lambs
wool, sglIc.
ogTToyz
Options-Csm board sales. Wneaf, buyer fs11
Sf-fAgsl eS3@ closing. si.s3s buyer season, sLs-x
e21 .6z5s- closing at Sl-s7a1
Barley - Bayer 1881. r-ls1Lf7: closing a
81 i5i4: buyer season. xl-lss 81 ISsx elss.ns 80
FTx4NCTAE~
DrAft-Sight, i5c: tslegraphic. 1oe sterffax
biils-Bsnk- S4ss11; sight, $4s7z<; Commercial,
sEs4iz silver bars. 81 scG8Sl- Mexican dollars.
ss5Sseye9c.
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Exchanges az seattle clear house today
amounted 70 sl5s.26sL The o4l4noss we're
s. $3.50
The greza fruit and vegetable marke. was
active yesterday. stOeks sere ls-gs and
every ore was isyiag TO Sell any stock
IN danger of spoi.iug feE cases
OF peaches iognd taetr way into tas bay.
Melons are abundant, aad Ef.ees range
from s. fer average stock % s. raF dozen FOR
sessct. Caataioupes run abont ~ - PER dozen
TIE choice lot OF oranges that arrived Saturday
were offered al $40. and found fair demand.
Blackber-ies contiane 70 come IN quite freely,
and prices Grs stez1y. There is al sbuu6ance
OF California grapes AZ frm prizes stocks OF
tomatoes and Onions are quite heavy, but the
supply OF other vegetable s IS rather AghE In
tbs grain and feed market thsre Is s feeling that
the price OF oats is going ~ come down when
tie new crop begins TO come In
SESEsAL sHGPxESrs.
During the past fwsHry-four hours goods ana
merchandise have been saipped from seattle IN
the following amounts By raii-Northern Pa
enc, 20 tors, Columbia & Puget sound. - tons;
Seattle. Lskc shore & Eastern. lS7 tons ~
wsteE-Puges sound & Alaska Steamship Com
panys boats, ~ tons; Henry Bailey, = tons;
lara Brown, D toas. fsvoFlte, - tons. ". r.
Aanroe- Is tons; san yuAs. tons; Delta, tons;
Tilde, tons Detroit. , tons. Grace, tons
Total shipments. 80 tons.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RECErPTs-
Produce aud merchandise have been received
81 the port OF Seattle during the past twenty
four hours a. follows. BY ral.-Northern Pacific,
% tons. Columbia & Puget sound. 20 tons:
SEATTLE. Lake snore & Eastern, - tons By
vale--SIgna!, IL tons Puget >o1r-d Alaska
steamship Compznys 65sts, . tons: ". +. Nun
roe, 10 tons Total receipts. 5ls tons.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.



p Perkins. psyton, v Go saeksi, Chicago
VI s. Benedict. Penn Vim Gardner, City
" L Pitcher y Y ~ Springer. City
Geo D LAWSON. city Iepn Jada- ssna fran
Rainier & ". PbiiaMrs sanford. 7seorn.
Matt Fsrrelly Psoria. IllAlss Wilson, do
\ Peters. PR RlakeleyGA Beshuae & ~. do
Or SEsAr Madison. Va VA hslfeInan.f eoria. III
Week, stew p, Wis BAsa. II Towns
J A Williams q ", NsweA J smith Nv, Go
Aibagi Sesri, " Iowns ! Notion, 90
wm Flood, SY
n BsrEyIa0Fr, I Mamie Craddock, ny
Chas I Harris DO Edward Aheles, do
, Ii St0adsr1, 90 Holland do
II s Niliward, DO MrsE Holland a.
Rsuh Fox do Miss Eussace, da
sf2aeliE. 90 Miss Miller, a.
Edward II Bell, %
TEE GRAND HoTEL
Jo'Couno-, Tacoma Mrs W A Dsvenpore. M
Miss " ls0n, teftat y u N0uiton, Rostou
GrB Moalton. Boston YerEeF. y Y
Mrs. " Patton. Oh n MISC NJ Patton. Que Ia
Miss : Nilllams.41S "a Louis Bzseh, y
J & BesnsEs, q NTight, Towns<
6 T. wrIxhs TowaSsn1 Z Haff =
g BlaekwsiEGsW. CeatE Mrs I y HEntoor. Ha a.
Mss Hunsooa, Hzfnll " Ccrssn. Portland
c " Johnson, Portland y L Walter, )
Bray, tersaAad = = stsAns.. 81 Loui8
: p guds. = II Hosorook :
{ nsrrssou. 6 W + Palmer, n Y
Me a3y Broker NY Mrs 2 Croeksr ~
Q z Cleyslsa.d, caleAsO NJ l tsssslsy, csnA
J NJ Ae5gtg. Denv rCol wslIiag &wf. pa
TEE sSooUALyrK
Mrs HnKhes, Lake WsshH Aills- & wChff
j + n roy & n. Sf21s hgsEI - si1esirsAu4tx "a
= + Johnson. 4 uica CityF a Jordan. city
p q Blaze l. ~, olylapsAJ Cannon. Iesfv u
? H9l.ia. san FssuelseoNrs 2 A PA-scns, D.
a kost4as 90 SAga. NineinnaEi T.
: Ialoos, Edwards - gush nsii. Pe-ts "A
D bash&E, csssisEockE Z .'sweeuy, coaPe
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EASTERN MARKETS.
GRAIN SUPPLY.

NEW YORK, Aug. S-The following is state
ment OF the visible supply OF grain 4flOat and IN
store on saturday, August ], as compiled by the
produce exchange:
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DR. JORDAN'S OFFICE
Is at the residence of Ex-Mayor
Yesler, Third and James.

Consultation and prescription abso-
lutely FREE.
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genetic system.
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NEW YORK Stock EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, Aug2-in vhe stock market today
the grangcrs. especially Burlington and 81 Paul,
furnished al there was OF interest in trading.
The opening was duh and finally closed dub
and firm ST something better than the opening
prices Burlington was the one feature Of the
day, although 81 Paul shows AEsle larger bust
ness ana was The only stcex which shows
terial improvement It's gain was per cent
Government bon6s-Duii.
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LIABILITIES.

CTATEMEST OF THE CONDITION OF THE
- Guarantee Loan and Trust Company OF -
atIe Washington. al The close Of business July 81
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RAILROAD sr0cKS
MERCHANDISE.


Hops-Easy and quiet
Ccfee-0ptions closed steady and Saa0
points down Sales were 100 bags. iuelpdIny
August. sl6.4SGl6.59; september, sl@s5; oeto-
bsr Sl44ssia45: December. SIS fiszlS59. SPOT
klo, steady. fsir esTgees, i9c, Nc. 4, i y.
Sagar-Raw. quiet and hrIn; Fenndsd. lower
s7s6s4lsc mould A, Sc. s'snosfd A, : size
eoniecTsoners' A, q -; cat Loaf, g: crushed.
51ss: powdered, fsc; granG.aiei. 1885
cubss. 4 &C.
: CoPper-HeAvy; lake. August, 3l2.2a.
Lead-No1inaL
Tin-EAsir; straits, s2nlH
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE
CHICAGO. Aug. S-wheat today was stronger
The opening was weaker, with prices ranging
ix1El &C lower. aud declined = mere, ebut good
buying developed st decline and pTsees start
ed an advancing = -IAsss for varioJS futures,
and then eassd on. bui he feeling was nervous
and The closing was ABOUT l'sslsse h.ghsr than
saturday ksees pts, l.>4ss5l1 bushels snip
ments, l,lgo.0o0 bushels.
Wheai-FiTTa' cash, - 4sS, Sc september.
SS1s G>ssse-
ostr-s;eaty; cash, Sic September, s7ssc.
0ats-SEeady. cash, 2754c; september, Sc
Rye-Firm: new, &c.
Rzrley-N0minal: t6t16Se
Pork - Ezsy; cash, Sil-s7's: September,
-LIssrda-s;eady; cash, s&6e3s; september. $40
ssaloaiders-s6e5: short clear, .7.asy7. IS: short
rihs, SSS5sa.9a.
NAlSAy--Sli7 IL.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK AAgKEr.
Chicago, Aug. &-Cattle ~ Receipts. Is.eso:
steady ~ stronger; top prizes loT nat-ves- $500
SO. no prime steers sale rtturs. tN4tJ
49, Texans. s. Etc2.s -. rEnEsrs. s. 5se as.
HaES-Recetp pts. Ia0N. steAdy 20 aiEhsr.
Rough ard common 81 $50 IS. mixed sI.4 pack
ers, ss25SAp; prime aeayy and hat arfa'
weights 3 1ae5 ~ prime light. sl> e. ~. Sec
Qua Class. S5Htg3.5A
Receipts, 6oE0. s~tsys and steady 10
3 roaEer. Native ewes, f-tfa4 ~ nixe3 aad
wssaers. s. 1898: Texza Iauttoas, sts'sE46 60;
Westerns &4&sSsla2.
B1SEuS STOCK EXCHANGE.
BosToS, Aug. S.-ClssInE:
Atchison. - 9eziean Cen Conn Isk
Burlington ..-..--. So san Diego .-.-..-.,
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DIR. BOWMAN & CO.'S
NATIONAL
PENSARY
SULLIVAN BLOCK, FRONT STREET,
SEATTLE, WASH.

These well known and reliable specialists treat
al chronic, nervous, blood and skin diseases also
all acute and chronic diseases of the eve and ear
Ihey are the most eminent physicians the
American continent AS surgeons they are
eauAled by none
NERVOUS DEBILITY. Spermatorrhcea. Semi
nal Losses. Night Emissions. Loss OF Vital Powe-s
Sleep. essness Gioominess. Depression Of Spirfts
Aversion TO Sociefy, Nearly DISCOURAGED Lack OF
Confidence, Dun, LstleSs, Cnht for Study or Busi-
ness permanently and speedily cured
ALL SEXUAL DEFokNITtES and impede
naents TO marriage corrected
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES. Syphilis COM
pietely eTadieated without the use Of mercury
ScrofGla, ETysspelzs Blotches. EruptIonS Eczema
Acne, Ulcers Pimpes. Pains Ia the Head and
Bones, etc. permanently cured when Others have
failed
URINARY Kidney and Bladder Troubles
Weak Back. Burning Urine. Frequency of Urn
mating rine High tolored with Milky SedE
ment standing, GonorrhRa. eject. Cystitus
NaFIocele. Hydrocee, etc. permanently cured
Charges reasonable
STRUCTURE cured in from fifteen 70 twenty
CATARRH. Throat Nose and Lung Diseases
successfully and permanently cured
PILES. Fistai FIssure, Rectal Ulcers. perfectly
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DEBILITY ~leepiessness Depression Ovarian
Troubles, Inflammation, liberation Failing Dis
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Office Honrs-s m TO P. m. sundays, 3
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free
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STEAMERS.
DAcrrfc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
pspasch steamers from Seattle as follows:
For San Frsncisco via Por. Townsend and Vic
forla. Atep m PASSENGERS received on board at
sp nj Suiy z, II. IL. 20, ~. August and o.
Tor Alaska July 8. II. ~. August !. 8. 16. al,
81
From san Francisco for Victoria and Puget
found ports; At Q . m July 9. IL ie, "a, %.
August 5.
Tickets may be obtained at the Office Of the COM
rsny - Ocean dock, Seattle.
GOGDAIA PERKINS a CO,
General Agents. san Francisco
HMcLELLAN. superintendent. Seattle.
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CAUTIOS-The Histogenetic Me-
cines are sold in but one agency in each
towr. The label around the bottle bears
the following inscription: 'Dr. J. Eugene
Jordan, Histogenetic Medicine" Every
other device IS fraud.
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BANKS.

BANKS.
CTATEMEST or THE CONDITION OF THE
- Guarantee Loan and Trust Company OF s.
1881. 49, = O-'''es1 ''As o.
LIABILITIES.
f ss,e Depostors 50
- ......-...... 10000 90
f,, = - 1855 -
ttft3oed cneckS- $500 90
Gamer cheeks outstanding ........... n 10
nlslaead checks outstanding 1921 SO
Mortgage coupons outstaneing...... s0S6 81
Total s4Oa s47 %
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts 1927 SOS az
Loans on real estate 50 92I az,
Lax certificates bought .............. 5ls 1s
once furniture and fixtures. 1855 73
Slsy county and state warrants szs6 ~
Due fTor 49, :. ,s5 IL 20
Sash on hand and in bank.............. e2565 IS
Total. s4oe az %
STAFF or WasHISeTox,
county Ct King.
Id \. Baxter. cashier Of The GUARANTEES Loan
slu IEnst company Of seattle Washington On
hereby certify thai the foregoing is true and cor
rect statement Of the condition Of said company al
my knowedse ' ana eeiief q Ba sls Isfs OF
subscribed and sworn to before me hi. LIST day Of
IsKAL Notary Public In and for he ssa ., ~
Washington. residing at Seattle.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SEATTLE
fha up cApilaA $3.50 600
surpfns I25 900
MAuaIcE NcMIcKEs. vice Presiden:
General hantfn1 hus
Sight and telegrsphic exchange payable in all the
principal cities of the United states
and Europe
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK. OF
i seattle
na up capital. $500 900
ooooJ
Buy and sell foreign and domestic exchange:
United states and Europe: receive deposits 0;
money and issue pass books or certhcaies there
for. Our facilities for making collections are COM
piete and Will receive prompt attention
DIRECTORS:
y. GATZERT. President
A 3 sTEwART.."............. President
l. $ j. HUNT. s FRAUEsNTH.AL A'1ei
CORRESPONDENTS:
london. n. N. Rolhschild & sons: Paris De
Hothschid Ereres: Frankfort A. IL, 1. Won
steiger Co; New YORK. agency OF Bank OF Cali
fornia; Chicago, Commercial National Bank:
The Bank OF California; Portland, The First
National Bank
WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST Co.
w uncorporAted.)
MORTGAGE LOANS
Securities approved here. No delay.
Branch offce-Colman block Seattle lCround
floor, main entraIceI
GEORGE FOWLER, Manager.
Home ofice-Walla Waila. Wash.
Eastern Offices; IS Wan street, New York.
THE elise INVESTMENT COMPANY
L Capital stock, 100000.
SAND 10 PER CENT. SECURITIES FOR SALE
Investments made in farm lands acre tracts resi-
dence and business property
statistical matter upon application.
J. W. elise, President H w HIeerSs, Treas.
C. n SHkAFE, Viee-Pres II. R. elise. secretary
Do YOUR
BANKING BUSINESS
With the
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,
The only designated FINANCIAL AGENT of the
United States in Seattle
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Money on call-Easy: closed, offered AZ IL
Prime mercantile pspeE-55s, asis. sterling ex
change steady to-day bills, sLsfj&s de-
mznd, s4.s6. Bar silver, 1908.
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DEoPLE's SAVINGS BANK
Min AM h,i,y e, ,s -; 9 s,
Occidental biock Front street. Nesier avenue and
James street. seattle, Wash.
Incorporated December 10, 1889.
ofFICERs-BosRD OF TRusTEEs
VA 1k~ANA
JACOB FURTH ......-.....-.......N Wee President
ARTHUR A. DENNY. second Vice President
JAS n. HAYDEN. Manager. Cash er and sec y
FRANK l. RLpDOEIT. A SslStRit asher
l. s1IWABACHER JOHN LEAEA,
WM. T. BAILEY, JOHN COLLINS
oTTO RA<KE.
Interest allowed per anDun- SIX per cent on
term deposits, ! per cen: on ordinary deposits
DIVIDENDS declared last days o. MAJ and No
vemhTr
Loans On real estate security.
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,iAspfSas-seattie. Commercial wharf, between
MARION and Madison streets; Tacoma, " =. r. II.
wharf; Olympia Perceivai's wharf On and
AFTER July will leave Commercial wharf be-
tween Marion and Madison streets
MEALS ON BOARD. Only boat making round
Zip Sunday. Carries Northwestern and Wells
Fargo express and fast freight
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STATE or WASHINGTON.
County Ct King. -
i, y. y Baxter, cashier Of The Guarantee Loan
snd Trust company Of seattle, Washington, DO
hereby certify thai the going is true and cor
rect statement Of the condition Of said company Al
the close Of business Juiy 3lst 1891 70 the best Of
my knowledge and neief. IA n BAXTFR
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me tlj. Isl day NJ
August, A. u. 1891 w PETrRS
lsKAI-J Notary Public In and for the state of
Washington. residing at Seattle