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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK srocK EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK, April The stock market to-
day failed to continue the promising advance Of
yesterday, but outside of few specialtics which
were affected by special causes, there was no
real weakness, and the improvement of the last
few days was well held. Advices over the cables
that the Willard directors in the Deutsche bank
of Berlin have been forced to resign was made
the occasion of a drive at Northern Pacific, and
each retired over Its per cent. though common
rallied somewhat at late dealings. Movements
I'm the market throughout the dayyhowever,
were quite irregular, and while the market
finally closed heavy, the fiaal losses were insig-
nificant, except in Cordagc, which lost per
cent, and sugar IL.
Government bonds steady.
Northumberland all day.
EXPORT OF GOLD.
At the sub-treasury $4,000 mere gold coin has
Just been ordered for shipment to Europe to-
morrow. The total ordered today is ~, 800 COO.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call, easy; closing offered at g.
Prime mercantile paper, 6(Gs Sterling exchange,
quiet and steady: 60-day bills, $i.s6,4; demand,
$4sss4. Bar silver, 977sc
BONDS.
Y. $. A. trcgl...... 12ls<U. s. AIS (coupon) ZOE
U. s. Is (couponl.. To Pacific os. ......... Ill
u. s. as (reg.).... l02
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These we'll known and reliable specialists treat
al chronic, nervous blood and skin disea e. also
eli Gcue and caronic diseases of the eye and ear.
Ihey are the most eminent phyeic,ans on the
American continenk As surgeons they are
NERVOUS DEBILITY, spermaforshaa. Semi
nal Losses. Night Emissions. Loss OF Vital Powers,
Sleepessness Glocminess, Depression or Spirite,
Aversion TO Society, Nearly Discouraged. Lack of
Confidence, Dull Listless, Unit for study OF bus-
ness permanently and speedily cured
ALL SEXUAL DEFORMITIES and fmpedi-
mentS to marriage corrected
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES, Syphilis COM
pletely eradicated without the use of mercury.
Scrofula, EIysipelas Blotches, Erup;ions. Eczema.
Acne, Ulcers Pimrle5. Pains In the Head and
Bones, etc, permanently cured when others nave
failed
URINARY, kidney and Bladder Troubles
Weak Back. Burning Urine. Frequency OF Cri-
natings Urine High .olored or with Milky Sedr
ment on standing, Gonorrhoea. elect, Cystitas,
Nariocele, Hydrocele, etc., permanently cured.
Charges reas enable.
STRUCTURE cured in from fifteen to twenty
cATARRH Throat. Nose and Lung Diseases
successfully and permanently cured.
PILES. Fistal Fissure. Rectal Ulcers, perfectly
cured without knife, iyatpre or causttc NJ 0efen-
ton from business over goo cases cured Treat
m-nt scientific safe and painless, and wonderful In
hrs results.
LADIEs-An Female Weakness promptly
cured Headsche, Nervous Prostitution, General
Debility sleeplessness, Depression, Oyar. an
Troub ga Inflammation. liberation, Falling Dis
placements, DisnenorrhHa, spinal Weakness,
kidney Complaints, Change OF Life, etc.
Office Hours-9 q M to p. M sundays, -
m. to 2 m.
n. R-Persons unable to visit us may be treated
at their homes By correspondence. Consultation
free
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amounted to sls9,67S.ls. The balances were
$5S,39937
MARKET REVIEW.
The markets have shown more activity the
past week than for some time previous. Hops
have commenced to pick up again. An advance
OTIS cents has been noted, and the tone of tho
market generally has improved materially.
Dealers say that adyices from Germany show an
improvement In the market there, but that tho
advance Is due TO IN increased demand for
home consumption. Wheat is firm and prices
have fiuctuated but little the past two weeks.
Receipts OF No. have been fair during the
week. Hay is weak, though there has been but
slight reduction in former quotations.
In the grocery and provision market slight
advance has been noted in sugars, and oil kinds
OF cured meats have stiisened up triae. Fresh
ranch eggs have dropped few cents. Navel
oranges have advanced q little and the supply 10
very short.
sharp advance has taken place in the fresh
meat market, beef going up q cent, and mutton
and pork l cent per pound. A corresponding
advance has been noted in the live stock market,
but the supply of native stock is very limited.
Trade III hardware and tin goods has been re-
ported very fair for the week. No change has
taken place in prices, but the market is weak on
iron pipe. Tin plate is tending upward and q
sharp advance is looked for before long.
Nothing Of special interest has been noted in
the lumber trade during the week, but business
is improving and dealers are making an effort to
advance prices little.
GENERAL eNIFMENTs.
During the past twenty-four hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from seattle in
the following amounts: i,y rail-Northern
Pacific, 2l0 tons; Columbia & Puget Sound,
so tons; Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern, 212
tons. By water-J. X. Mcdonald, 20 tons; Henry
Bailey, q tens; City of seattle, IS tons: Fair
haven, II tons; City of Kingston, Is tons; An
Seles, 10 tons; Eastern Oregon, 10 tons: WASH
ington, 10 tons; Bailey Gatxert, & tons; Glide,
tons; Buckeye, tons; Grace, tons; lola,
tons; A. X. Robinson. 3 tons; Fleetwood,
tons. Total shipments, 6s5 TONS
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
Produce and merchandise have been received
at the port of Seattle during The past twenty
four hours as follows: By rail- Northern Pa
ciic, 4s0 tons: Columbia 4 Puget Sound, 20
tons; Seattle, Lake Shore 4 Eastern, 276 tons
BY water-Fairhaven, 81 tons; Guide, 50 tons;
Premier, - tons; State of Washington, tons;
City OF Seattle, tons; Delta, tons. Total re-
TONS
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
SUMMARY oy THE SITUATION.

sAS Francisco. April THE produce mar
kets were generally strong and prices steady.
The wheat market is strong, with fair demand
for shipping grades. Offerings are light Bur
ley is irmer. with fair demand for choice bright
feed. saics were made this morning at 81. 40 per
GENITAL. Oats and corn are steady, with nioder-
ate trading There is no change Ia OTHER cereals
or rniIistuiis Beans are quiet, but prices are
fairly steady. The potato market assumed a
weaker tone yesterday, and IL was continued
this morning This was due TO heavy receipts
from Oregon and Humboldt county. Fruit mar
ket is rather slow. Choice oranges are held a.
the same figures. There were two carloads re-
ceived Yesterday. Some strawberries were re-
ceivcd from Los Angeles, but were OF poor quail
ity. and no profits were realized by dealers
Vegetables are active, and Gamers are beginning
to take interest in them. Yesterday several
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Seventh 9.,n' wsfd; " "; E Bow, inspector: D Nc.
1Dssnleis spa 9: @. Rriniey. JUDGES; and e. W.
tt0n. ~ s~su csSA
4. A. ne voting placs m ~ second precinct q
~ seventh ward, by a. ~. Pinckney Insyector;
1rsxsn stewart eSsd ]. =. Davis judges: and T. 0
NlSxis and =. 7. Hun, clerks, ofsaid electiosk
the voting place IN said First precinct 81 said
d 1ssnsn we'a q Denny inspector; 3 a. Al
e 50 end " T. Hughes, tudges; and Nc. CORN
'sy .1d 9: 4; sprsgue; CLERKS. g said eiec.lon.
tne voting piace In sAid second precint d said
Elxntn Sard. BY Walter Graham, Inspector:
GnAfies y. Clark and r. A. Wilson, judges al
said election.
AZ the voting place Of said Third precinct Of said
Elsntn ward. By Jesse Cochran, inspector: r. w.
y. Holbrook and David Graham. Judges ana
Of said election.
That q said election the polls vim open from .
O'Clock = "a. and close 1t O'Clock D. M, that each
elector Who shall be In favor Of annexing said
territory 20 the city Of Seattle II hereby invited to
vote on eald proposition by placing upon his ballot
me words For Annexation" or words equivalent
tnereto that each electoT who shail be opposed to
snncxng said territory 70 the city Of Seattle, Is
words Against Annexxtion,' o. words equivalent
(siered) HARRY WHITE, Mayor.
II. w. MILLER, City Clerk.
Dated April 9Th. a. ID. 1891.
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The H'sToGENsTlc SYSTEM
10 the Grandest Product Of tho Nine
teensh Century.

The results from this system of treat
ment are among the marvels of the age.
AnoSe VINO have tested them are only too
pau 70 recommend the Histogenetic Med
icines to others.
ignorance Is no excuse when it costs
notning to know the reason why the His
togenetic System is the greatest produc-
ton Of the age.
MrssorLA, Mont, Feb. 27, 1890.
II; :. Eugene Jordan, NJ. d.. Seattle,
MaSn.-uear Sir: One of YOUR books on
Histogenetic Treatment of Diseases has
lately fallen into my hands. and therein
recorded Is an affidavit of the cure of neu-
ralgia- refer to Mrs. Fisher, on page l34.
MY daughter. now in her 23d year. is
somewhat similarly affected. Our physi-
cians call It neuralgia of the nerves of the
heart- VI late the disease seems to be more
oostinate. and from repeated attacks of a
severe nature she has not been able to get
out OIL the house for nearly two months
Her only relief of late is in hypnotics. We
now keep in the house for an emergency
suiphonai. given in five gr. doses; one pow
ger at Dedtime generally suffices. 1t seems
70 ease her pain and induces sleep.
Ii from this imperfect description of her
case you can prescribe treatment, wish
you would do so, and send me some of
your remedies by mail if they can he SO
sent, otherwise by N. r. express, with bin
Tor same, and l will remit on recent
tnereof: Ii you prefer not to risk the med
icine without prepayment, inform me of
the cost and viii remit, but would like
10 try the remedies with as little delay as
possible, as the case is very critical. Yours
very truly. II. S. HOBLITZELL,
CITY Clerk
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
rnE sxo9rsLxtz.

The sSUJtAL
Mrs Ludwig, Tac John kennlick. Tac61nn
II sttekncy. Edmonds II : Browne. city
Mrs Clifford, L TowBscndiryfa Johns, sidney
A spsthsil, Marysysise Mrs Aasor. city
Eacholtz. Butte, Mont q Wright, snohor,fsh
+ lIsllnke, snohofni-h J ~ Lewis. Portland
Mabel Rev. snaqnalfaie " Parkinson ~ hafcpu
A II jose North Bend Thos jose, North Bend
A W OLIVER, city PC Larsen, Wenatchoa
" GrawHasu, Wy &C Marshall. AnacOstD
John yanieycr, Monroe J. MeEednaond, RedrnA
u Sanders0D. - Paul u johnson, st Paul
It's vii. give you perfect health u inyexooa
IL Aoore's Revealed Remedy
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.

LONDON, April 7.-Closing consols: Money,
IS 7-l6; money account. 96 1l.16 U. 3. Is, 123Ess
U. s. as, 10i. Bar silver, ED per ounce
RREADsrUvFS.
LIVERPOOL, April 7.-COn-Dcmand good lor
spot and fair for futures. Spot and April, g.
I'D, steady May aud June, IS I'D, steady.
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$500 REWARD,

Z
We will pay the ABOVE reward for any case ~
Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia. Sick Headache. Indi-
Restion, Constipation or Costiveness we cannot
cure with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills when tho
directions are strictly complied with. They are
purely vegetable and never fail TO give SATISFACTION
r-Coated- Large boxes, containing 80 pills.
Is ceu:a beware Of couItersets and limitations
The genuine manufactured only by TIL JOHN q
WEST COMPANY. CHICAGO, Ill. Sold oy
KERKow Bros, Druggists, Occidental block, en-
trance on Yesler avenue and James street. Seattle
Wash Open all night
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An outlaw Family Exterminssed.

CLIFTON, Ariz., April e--Adviccs from
Apache county state that Finn Clanton
was shot and killed by Ballard Pearson a
st. Johns. There are no particulars. This
is the las. of the notorious family. The
father was killed in Son Simon valley. Bill
at Tombstone and Ike in Bonita abou: fous
years ago by deputy United States mar
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MERCHANDISE.

MERCHANDISE.
Hops-Firm and quiet.
Cofee-0ptions closed duh and unchanged to
5points up Sales were 5000 bags, including
April at sl7o0; May, 81. iaDl7.l5; june, $l6.s5;
july, $l6.5J9ib.60; August, Sl6.25, september,
sl5.sJsl5.oe: spot Rio, easy fair cargoes, 2sc;
No. Z, ls(Glsi4c.
Sugar-Raw. higher: fair refining, Sic;
centrifugAls. 9G test, 9i6e; refined, low grades
higher: Ne. 4, &c: No. 7, sc; No. 8, sac; No.
TO- Sisc: off A. 4t-l6nf4c.
Coiper-Nominal; lake, April, $1375
Iead-steady: domestic, $i.35.
Tin-Easy; straits, $l0.3.
CHICAGO LIVE soocK.
CHICAGO April 7-Cattle-Reccipts, 400;
slow ard barely steady: steers. top prices So
$50; medium to good, 81. sGcf?5; connraen, $40
40. cows, S,.1dqt375: stoekers, $sxtj.sg
Hogs-Beceipts, eco; fairly active and steady
rough ana common, s4.JIai.7U: mixed ana
packers, $iseaSa.25; prime heavy a;id butcher
weights, ". 25g5i5. prime assorted light, $i9V1
5.i5.
sheep-Receip.s, 1900: steady; fair to good
natives, $ya575; ycariing natives, sG0l6.i0:
westerns, so; Texans, $50; lambs, s. y
CSC.
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
BosroS, April CLOSING stocks:
Atchison Il Topeka 2saSSMexican Cen, COM 20i<
Burlington. s5asan Diego.-..-..... %
WOOL
PHILADELPHIA. April Wool-Duil; Mon
tana .0n2fc; territorial, 1Grelc.
BosToS. April 7.--Wooi- sirm: territory in de-
nand at 90 55c for fine, 5sJ62c for line medium,
5ag57c for medium
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snohomIsh's New onercgationai Churc

SSoHoMrsH, April a. Especial Tho
new Congregational church was used for
services yesterday for the first time. This
church was built. grounds purchased and
building furnished entirely by the meui-
bers of the church and citizens at q cost Of
ST, 500 Not one cent was received or asked
from the Church Building Society, as has
been the case with almost every other
Protestant church in the state. Rev. X. J.
Mooney is to be congratulated for his sue
cess in the accomplishment of this the i'm
est church building in the city. lie has
just completed his seventh month as min
lister for the Snohomish congregation, and
never fails to call out large audience Of
Intelligent listeners. lie has done much
for the poor of this city during his seven
months stay in this place, and has by his
persistent efforts secured the annual meet
ing of the Puget Sound Association Of
congregationalists to take place hero In
May, and elaborate preparations are al
ready being made to that effect. Mr.
Mooney has been in this state but two
years, having hailed from the state Of New
Hampshire. He was born and educated In
Dublin, Ireland. lie ranks amongst the
foremost. ministers of the state.
Several leading Odd Fellows of this city
went to Edmonds on Saturday evening
and instituted lodge with seventeen
members at that place, and returned com.
planning of being rather sleepy, but all re-
mort good time.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

pROBATE NOTICE - IN SUPERIOR COURT
Of King County, state OF washington: In the
matter Of the estate Of William G. Hill, deceased.
NO. I1l2. Notice OF the time appointing commits
sioners In matter petition Alice s. Hin Dr order
setting apart real estate TO widow as her separate
properly Notice - hereby given that on Friday,
April 10 1891, ct $3.50 na.. the above court viii
Of the real property Of said estate and OF the por-
ton OF real property desired be set apart TO said
Alice Hill, and TO report separation and parti-
this court, and to perform such other and further
duties ~ shall be ordered by the court.
Witness the Honorable /. ]. Lichtenberg, Judge
OF said superior court, and the seal Of sid court
hereto affixed this Attn day Of April, A. D. 1891.
lS8AL1 w. b. SPENCER,
Clerk Of Said Court.
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EnG11sh 1mpofts INA Exp6xte'
LONDON, April 7.-Returns by the BOARD oe
Trade show that during March imports de-
creased 100000, and that exports increased
fi6oo,oo0 as compared with the corresponding
month last year.
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THE WATER FRONT.

Another weather dispatch yesterday ordered
the information signal continued up twenty
four hours from q. m. yesterday: ssSt0fm
central, apparently passing over British ColuT-
bia in an easterly direction. High westerly
winds on Washington coast Later word came
to 'down signal; storm passing over Britieh
Columbia"
Schooner Guide arrived in port yesterday
from San Francisco with fifty tons of sewer pipe
for Clark Il Sons Captain johnson said he
would put her on the beach to be caulked aud
have some general repairs made Sho will then
take cargo OF flooring for the return trip.
Steamer Cascade in command Of Captain
Jack, came over from Salmon bay yesterday.
She looks like new boat, having been fixed up
In iirstclass style. The route on which she II
to run has not yet been decided upon, but prob
ably will be today.
Norwegian ship King Cedric, Captain saivsr-
sen, arrived at Port Townsend yesterday, sew
enty-elght days from Montevideo. Altar dis-
charging ballast she will load lumber ct Tacoms
for Australia.
The steamer Eliza Anderson was successfully
hauled ont on tho marine railway at Ballard ~
Captain lake. Considerable work will be done
to her bottom.
Chilean bark Margarita sailed yesterday from
Port Biakeley, lnmbcr-laden for Valparaiso.
She will remain q few days In Port Townsend to
ship a crew.
Steam collier Willamette made tho trip from
San Francisco with the Henry Buck In tow In
four days and four hours, which 10 remarkably
quick trip
change in time is to be made in the Pacific
Navigation Company's boats. The change will
be announced in few days.
Captain Biondi and wife came mp from Port
Townsend yesterday on the Wolcott, - guests
Of Captain Buhner.
Steamship Cosmopolitan left for Fairhaven
yesterday to load lumber for San Francisco.
Tug st. Patrick towed clarks boat HOUSE down
from up the Duwamish river yesterday.
Tug Violet brought scow loaded with ranch
ers outfits from Colby yesterday.
The steamer Merwin Is on tho wars at Ballard
receiving good overhauling.
Revenue cutters Bear and Wolcott were at the
bunkers coaling yesterday.
Tug Biz took the stone barge Ajax to Chucka-
nut yesterday for stone.
Steamer Edith Will probably be ready to leave
the ways today.
Tug Virgil Price arrived In light yesterday.
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oSsoA. AVA Atttc uduSuteF, years OiUs
was taken with scarlet fever; was sick two
days before went for doctor. He came
and told me she had scarlet fever, and was
very sick child, and seemed to feel quite
concerned about her. / got the medicine
he prescribed and went to Gogging's and
got N. 90. G. of your medicine and stayed
by her night and day: gave it every Is
minutes. BY the way, told the doctor
not to come until | sent for him. He
asked me it knew what o dangerous dis
ease it was. l told him l could come for
him II needed. My mother has had con-
siderable experience with scarlet. fever,
and she was the most frightened woman
you ever saw, but I had confidence in
took it she began to get better; in twelve
hours her water began to increase, and
from the first dose she began to recover
and never stopped.
had my little boy years old take a lit
tie occasionally; in about two weeks a lit
tie OF the rash came ont on him, and that
ended the whole thing.
Mother says my little girls rapid rccov-
cry Is the greatest case she ever knew in
all her experience. gave her just s.
worth of your treatment.
A. Il. PRATT, Sacramento, Cal.
DR.. Jordan's Office is at the residence of
Ex-Mayor Yesler, Third and James streets.
free. Send for free book explaining the
Histogenetic System.
CAUTION-The Histogenetic Medicines
are sold in but one agency in each town.
The label around the bottle bears the fol-
lowing inscription: s.Qr. ]. Eugene Jor-
dams Histogenetic Medicine" Every
other device - fraud.
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Tue curreht season snowsa gam IN vHiue OF
sl25.6ss us compared with the flrst nine months
OF lSS990.
OPTIONS.
Call board sales: Wheat-Buyer 1891, Q.t70
1.51t., closing at s1.57ss; buyer season, &l.o3
g,l.s6is I, closing at 81. 56l,.
Bariey--Buyer 1891, sl.ss7s: buyer season, $l.as
@i-SJss4, closing at $l.S6ls.
FINANCIAL.
Drafts-sight, Is: telegraphic, %. Sterling
bills-Bank, $Lssl4: sight, AS9ls; commercial.
&;S. Silver bars, 97G9s. Mexican dollars 80
7siac.
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hundred boxes OF asparagus were sold for can
ming purposes. Green peas came in slowly, and
there was slight advance in prices. String
beans and cueurnters were lower in price.
rEoDuex sxcEIrrs AND QUOTATIONS..
Produce rcceips-FIour, 700 quarter sacks:
wheat, 5000 ceutais; barley, 900 ceutais;
potatoes, 200 sacks.
Fiour--Extra, A.751tS5 per Dbl; bakers
extra, stGNGA75: superfine, 81. i0d2- 20
Wheat-Shippins quality. 81. 53sS Los per cen
tai: milling. 81 90 per GENITAL.
Barley-Nc. ] feed. $l.3si< choice, &13Sa40
lsu: common grades. si.s5: brewing, sl.4,s1dAL5
for fair TO good, and $i.s7's to sl5e for choice
oats- surprise. SLSsGl0; miliings $Lz&4
1si: good to choice. $f.5SfS7if; lair, $L700
l.72ss. gray, ST. 75esissls per GENITAL.
Corn-I.arge yellow, SIS e31.3six: small yell
tai.
WHEAT AND flour SHIPMENTS.
The following is . rccapitulation OF wheat
and -four shipments from this port during the
first niue months of the season, hour being ~
dtta cd m rh oaf
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BANKS.
RAEE OF BRITISH coLuMBrA-
y tKssahlished q Paciac coass iSs3.)
So2s, & pi,s G: $1,000
:. = 1.0O0,O0o
Intsrsss paid On dine depcsits: sene.aa >a.kin.
and sold; drafts and tslss1sph:c transisrs "a q
cansds and Hong Kong. Deposits resolved SUB.
BRANCHES:
W W.na; sicf 1 vancouver New wsstminstsr:
J. KEITH WILSON .................... MANAGE
THE SEATTLE NATIONAL RANK
cAz1rAz.................... .saso.eea
g; y. E GRIFFITH. tDenvsrl. President
FRED wARDE. Cashier
THE elise INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Capital Stock. s3oo.ooo
sANDloPER CENT SECURITIES ron SALE
residence and business property.
Statistical matter upon application.
G N. sHEArE, vice-Pres II. X. cLisE. secretary:
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Corner Commercial and Yeslsr AvsnuA
Paid up capital s2so ooo
Transacts general banking business
NJ D. BALLA VIZ: Presidens
r. X. SPENCER. Conner
=. ". WHEELER, PRES. ". BARRY, cAsx
JOHN T. osrRASDEx, vIcx-PREa
THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK on
g. 7. DENNY. A. s. MILLER,
G. 2. STONE, John <; OsTRANDER.
Corner Second ana Marion streets. Seattle. wash.
THE FIRST IRRATIONAL BANK OF SEATTLE
rAd up CAPITAL, 900
surplus. $4,000
<; u. Mv1AW President
StAUnlcE McMIcKEN. -............ Vice President
General banking business transacted.
night and teegraphic exchange payable IN IN -
principal cities Of the United States
and Europe
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MIssorLA, Mont, March Is, 1890.
DIR. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, WASH
pear Sir: The medicines sent reached us
IN due season, and inclosed herewith
please find postal money order for 50, the
cost OF same. AS soon as received my
daughter began taking them in the way
week she began to build and gain strength,
and has had no recurrence of her old
trouble since. She has used six boxes.
and q week ago discontinued their use.
viii keep the remainder; should an at
tack come on will resume with confidence.
She goes out daily. With many thanks, I
am very respectfully
H. S. HoBLITZELL, City Clerk.