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Steamship City OF Topeka win remain In this
port until her next trip to ALASKA. instead OF
going to Portland a. usual. This IL for the pur-
pose of allowing time TO refit her for the Aiaska
trade the coming season. She VIII Be painted
and fitted up In good shape before making her
next trip.
The driveway leading out to the Oregon I'M
provement Companys old wharf south OF seet-
son x Post Mill Companys mill was blocked
yesterday TO prevent teams from passing over IT.
it s said the wharf II no longer safe for loads
to be hauled out on IL.
The Washington Iron Works loaded . scow
with bridge iron yesterday to b taken to the
mouth OF the Snohomish river for the San Fran
cisco Bridge Company TO use In the Great North
ern bridge.
Tug St Patrick took scow Of stone from Port
Orchard to the skagit river yesterday to b
taken to Mt Vernon for the Abutmeufs OF tho
Great Northern bridge.
Steamer Idaho brought in cargo Of thirty
Ave tons of hay and oats from Ii Conner foR
Harrington q smith yesterday.
Steamer wasco took out about forty tons a
freight and good list Of passenger yesterday.
Perhaps, Budlong whyte's new steam
launch, viii make her trial trip today.
The steam collier Willamette will sail Tor
Portland today with cargo Of coal
Ship Detroit win be ready for ses today with
cargo OF coal for San Francisco.
Tug Violet took scow of sawmill machinery
to Meadow point yesterday.
Tug Wasp was expected in from the Enohe-
mish river yesterday.
Tug Mogul came in yesterday and tows1 -
bark Templar to sea-
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WARRINGTON CRY, March 23.-The cen.
sus Office today issued bulletin giving the
history of the coal product in the states
west Of the Mississippi river. The prod
net in 1880 is shown TO have been 4, SIS ,32l
short tons, while in 1880 it increased to
1907 500 short tons. While the quantity
produced increased more than threefold
during the decade, the value decreased
from $i.a3 per ton at the mines
in 1850 to $l.52 In 1880. making
the total value Of the 1890 output
s24,4l3,272. -Four states and territories
are now given as producers Of coal, FOX
which no product was reported in 1850.
namely: North Dakota, New Mexico.
Texas and Indian territory. The aggre-
gate Of wages paid is 81, 156. 3o5. and the
number Of persons employed is Sc, 165. o.
the whole product, lo,05i, I'D tons were
mined in the trans Mississippi valley,
4 3s6. $50 in the Rocky mountain region,
and /, f79, 500 in the Pacific coast region.
The value per ton of the Mississippi
product was $i.42, the Rocky mountain
region So, and the Pacific coast regioa
81 p
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
The Deeds Recorded with the AuAitse
Yesterdav.


Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January I. 1so1,
to date are 1908, 44S57. There were fled foe
record yesterday 81 deeds. tho considerations
aggrcgstng s7,2io, an ayerage Of $s50.N- FOX
lowing 10 the list 40 furnished By oshorne,
Tremper & Co, absfractors OF title rooma =
10, II and III Coimsn block
II. White ct al. to q. simpson, lots Is and u
block 5. East Seattle, 500.
II. White ct al; to 1 Olson. lot rs, block 2, Bels
H. White Ct Al. to !. Frdb,ornsson, lot II.
block ., Belt Line to Kirkland, 500.
II. White ct al; to B. johnson, LOT 10, bsock 2.
Belt Line TO Kirkland. 500.
II. White ct al: to r Gislsson. lot 20, block 2.
Belt Line TO Kirkland, $ioe.
II. White ct 81; to 4, Goodmson, lot u. block :,
f. Davidson to 3. o'Hsra, 10. $, block :. Ter
3. o'H:ls . T. Davidson, lot /, block !. yes-
J. b. bennett to F. P. Bennett. lot II. block 4.
Market st. add, 1880.
,, g I Iaa9. s .ds 70 ol'en lots and :
\: g. Nelson to T. A. Olsen, lots and 9, block
|, g; ssonshrster 1. e Z; :, =. ssrowbridss' ~
/. Eawsan to J. +. strowbridge, % acres In ssc
4 \ t;fiesn,er to william Craig ct a.. lots Il
%. block s, East Tacoma, $50.
G. T. Proctor 70 NJ Barquisf, lots 81. 81 block
block 1s0, Kirkland. SIS.
J. B. seeey to ". Currsn. lots aud 9. block
"a, seeley's add TO r. Moines, SO.
J. J. Herring to q. l. Haigh, ga acres In 80
IS, y, s. $500.
J. q. Welch to H. Il. Clark, 10 stles in go ~
20, G, $50
+. ii. winslow to g. Edenholm, lots 10 and q
block 10. Sd Motor Line. $50.
w. C. Imp. Co. to r. D Van de yanter, lot =
block 3, Ycsler's LIST to Kent, 81 800.
J. A. Moore to J. J. Herring, e IS feet lot 10
block 3. u. I. Denny's I'd, 1890.
J. =. Brewer ct al. to Mary Lynch. lot II. block
Il. Walla Walla, $500.
l. II. Moore to W. Lndgren, pit lot 9, Horizons
tracts, $500.
s. L. knowles to F. A. Dyer. lot Q, block II and
lot is, block %. Yeser's second supl 81
George Everett 10 H. J. Feldsien, lot l. block
Is, southern add, SIS
n. r. r. r. Co. to Z. 7. Funk ct a., WI OF NJ
"a, sec IL, n, 5, $50.
S. s. stetson to l. W. stetson, lots to 10, block
40, Yesiers second supl, 81.
l. w. stetson tn 8. s. Stctson. lots to S, block
40, Ycsier's second supl, ~.
w. X. White ct al. to ). II. Greefkeus, lots -,
10, 20, block 20, Whites fifth to Kirkland, e20.
w. r. White ct al to Mrs r. Whited, lot 3,
block l, Whites fifth to Kirkland, $780,
W.. X. White ct al to J. 4. Brambie, lots -
II, block :, Whites ffth to Kirkland, &0Q
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The HEtogenetc System
Is the Grandest Product Of the Nine
teenth Century.
TIE RESULTS
from this System Of Treatment are
Among the Marvels Of the Age.
Those Who Have Tested Them Are Only
Too Glad tn Recommend the Histo-
Senetic Medicines to Others.
TIE RESULTS
wHarcox, Wash, March 10. 1891

WHATcoM, WASH, March 10. 1891.
Dr. ]. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash
Dear Doctor: / have been and hope will
DC 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 1t would be well to publish my tes-
tlmony again, for there are so many peo-
pie coming here who are diseased, and
your medicines are so much needed, that
feel 1t my duty to do all can in the way
OF advertising it.
II you remember my case, was troubled
Tor many years with neuralgia in its Sc
verest form, suffering untold agony. I
tried doctors of every sort, all to no pur-
pose. until I commenced the use of your
medicines, and after continuing them for a
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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DIR. E. c. WEsr's NEnvH AND BRAIN TRKA1.
NENr, .. guaranteed specfac for Hysteria Dizx.-
ness, Commissions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia Head
ache, Nervous Prostitution caused by the use OF al
cohoi or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental Depression,
leading TO misery. decay and death. Premature Old
Age. Barrenness, Loss Of Power In either sex, In
voluntary Losses and SpermatorrhPa, caused by
over-exertion of the BRAIN selfabuse or overindul-
gence Each box contains one months treatment
u box. or six boxes for IS. sent BY mail prepaid
receipt of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received by US
for six bottles. accompanied with IS, we VIII send
the purchaser our written guarantee 70 refund the
money If the treatment does not effect cure.
Guarantees issued only by KERKow Bros. Drug
gisfs and Sole Agents, Occidental Block, entrance
on Yesier avenue and James street. Seattle. Wash
Open all night
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prices &c higher than yesterday closing,
and advanced sc more for May, sxtolo more Tor
July, then broke of irreguiarly, lssc for May
and &c Tor July, thon recovered some, ruled
irregular, and closed about 5sc lower for May
and ssc lower for July than closing figures Of
yesterday. Receipts, 10000 bushels; ahip.
ments, 10000 bushels.
wheas-Closed easy; cash, $i-oi; May $Io3s
July, tl.o1I<
Coru-Steady. cash, 66}xcs May, 6s3S96FSos
July. 65s.gs51sc-
Oats-Meak: cash, 53e; May, sc.
Pork-sseady; cash. 3il.s7s<: May, 81. 10.
IArd-stcady; cash, 81 4S9o.5o; May, t6625xO
6eA
Bsrley-Steady at &c
Rye-Steady at S5l<c-
Whisky-$li6
Shoulder fAsnel7o: abort clear, n. .1oj
short ribs, t650G6.75
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
suxxARy OF THE SITUATION.

san Francisco, March 25--The demand for
wheat is rather light owing to the light supply
of tonnage The barley market is steady for
choice bright lots of feed. The call board mar
ket Is. however, weak and prices a.e lower
Oats and corn arc dull aud quotations I'M
changed. Miliers have reduced the price OF
cracked corn and feed cornmeal, also ground
barley. Potatoes are arriving in liberal supply,
and the market still active. Prices are in the
main unchanged. Sweets are poor and selling
lower. Asparagus is now coming in 50 literally
that the price has gone down slightly: the de-
mand, however, 10 active. Green peas are some
what lower and selling we'll. Rhubarb Is ar
irving freely and selling rapidly at unchanged
prices. Oranges are more plentiful today, owing
to arrival OF eight carloads from Los Angeles.
The stocks on hand are not OF the best In quality
regards size. Choice naveis somewhat
scarce, and prices are firm. Some OF the poorer
in quality of the oranges are going of at nom-
inai rates to peddlers Lines are scarce and
firmer. Apples have not improved.
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS
Produce receipts-Flour. 5000 quarter sacks:
1000 sacks: potatoes, 300 sacks.
Fiour-Famiiy extra, NaN9i.65 per Dbl: ba-
kers' extra, - 5ot9tto; superfine. 81 loeslso .
Wheat sl-JkGi.oll4 per Genital for good to
Bariey-So. i feed, si.s5; choice, 81. ssl4 Z; com
mon grades; 81 sazel; 81; brewing. 400
choice.
Oats-Surprisc. sl.oo: milling, sl.s00l s.:
good 10 choice feed, $t.15Gi.s0. fair, SLUG
coans sLas S yellow. siiss.ai.s,: small yell
low, 81 s(Dl.si4 white, sl.5.t a1ls1 Per cen
tai.
OPTIONS.
Call board sales: Whea.--Rnyer 1891. $l5ilz9
l5,. closing at sl5i's, season. si.ses4.
Rarley--Buyer 1871. <i.35.; buyer season,
$l.3ltz e9i.3.l5. closing at si.:s.ss.
FINANCIAL
Drafts-Sight. Is: teIesraphic, >. Sterling
bills-Bank, $t.s7; sight, fisst.: commercial,
Sass. silver bars, y7SeJs Mexican dollars,
7aD19c
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REsrox, Wash. Nov. Is. 1886

REsroS, WASH, Nov. Is, $780,
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
well, but feel / can safely say she is
well 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
the great favor you have conferred us.
Wishing you greater prosperity in your
wonderful work, / remain, sincerely,
Mrs. Y. MOUNTAIN.
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LONDON, March 25.--Closing- Ccnsoss. Money
o6 SIS; money account, IS li-l6: u. 8. -. i331f:
q. 8 fss. o4<, Money. ax0c,< PER cent
BkEADSfUYFx
LIvEnPoor, March Standardization oher
moderately: unchanged.
Corn-Holders offer sparingly: spot. March
and April, strong at IS lis<d: Nay, strong . =
10lad.
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~ NORTHERN PACIFIC RArxnoAp
soo &c re Z: g 8, - = y peiass - ana
s ~ 3 sss3s ss vsssi6slsd Trsiss svs.y
st. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
- (No change a. cars3
b's-'ss s 80 s:: :s:s 3 '::s:s r'h
TOUHrer sEEEPIxo CARS
81 ss1 = eesstsusssd aad e vnIsA -
= mn OF socendrc1an ticke1s and
ELE0ANT DAT coACHEs
ssass ~ an n:,, ssonsct.ng Vim ~ lns n
fallinaa Sleeper ressrvsfiens en- $ s.cur,A q
sseeoe through any agent 81 shs rosd. =
THROUGH TICKETS
49, go nun e points p America England end
eompahv. '->-ss S'1Ass " 'n's
rhAfSs LEAVE SEATTLE - yoxzows:
yveiAAd through fx1in. o:lo q m
cSr sssne and soash. e:l6 M and s:ss ,. m
Iscc@s GO ossi SIS ;'s "a SIS isa s;ae ia:,s
raA1xs WILL Ann1vs ynon
EASTERN points, 1925 \ m.
l rcrslsnd and south, $40 :: n. and 7:sS ,. n
4nscsus. .n ss6 o SnT = lca ,o g.
AZ co9 "A snd .ocsl. l2:2s. $40 and fl:l0 . n:
IN I'm 81; sso snd 81 & sos,. .,.
Paul = 's 1s'sss ma "
Throu4h Pullman Palace sleepdng Cass. elegant
oag coecnee nne1t palace dining carr botweeu Be-
sIse Tacoma and Portland direct Daily service
Euu information concerning rates. time Of trains
s ss = and other details furnished on appicar
"A. p. CHARLTON. Asst. Gen Pass An.
la ItIyt D., cor. Warrington, Portland Or.
=. CaALe4h0, city Passenger and Ticket Agent,
eootnsa9 corner Yeeles avenue and Commercial
street. Olympic block. seattle Wash
L A. NADEAU. General cent ana Depot Ticket
Agent, seattle depot, foot o. Third street.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
sew YORK srocK ExcHASaE.

NEW YoRK, March 25.--In the stock market
a dullness prevailed throughout the day and the
few spectators and covering in grangers re-
suited In forcing up, and the whole market par
ticipated slightly. The close was rather heavy
at generally slight fractions higher than last
evening. Sugar, however, was mp r4c. There
was q reaction in the last hour in the Comstock
tunnel, Phoenix milling, and q few other
specialized
Government bonds, steady
Petroleum--April closed at 72ssc
NoSEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call, easy: closed offered at IL.
Prime mercantile paper. s97 sterling ex-
change, easy; 6o-day bills, $4s6; demand,
$LSsI1. Bar silver, 91i.c.
BONDS.
e. 8. Is lregistered). III IL. g. AS tcoup.).. 100
Y. 8. Is coupons, i.e Pacific % -. LILO
t. s. p.s freq 49,. l02
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TILE MORNING. COCKTATL

11VtF-FE-Su WIT 1x11
Taken before breakfast creates false. injurious
appetite. wineglass full of Or. Heniey'e -
glfsh Dandeliou Tonic taken before meals
STRENGTHENS the digestive organs aud ENABLES
you to relish hearty meal without Injury -
the stomach.
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MERCHANDISE
.fops-Sfeady: common 20 choice, s,lJ50c; Pa
cilc coast. 259ae.
Coffee-options closed barely steady and un-
changed 20 10 points down. sales were l1.0-D
bags. including March ar sI7.6ss,l7-go: April,
S74yai745; May, <l7.2sGi7. -; spot ki0 quiet
and steady. fair cargoes, -1c. No. :, -.
sugaF-Raw, firm and Iairly active: sales were
1880 bags Of centrifugaIs, - test, at 7-iso:
and 7. 56 bags: molasses sugar. se-test, 2 ssc;
refined. dull.
Copper-Sominal.
Lead steady. domestic, sss7iz.
Tiu-Strong; straits, $zti
BOSTON STOCK ExcHAssK-
BosroS, March 25.--closing stocks:
Atehison ...... ia Mexican Cen. Com. 1915
Burlington. ........ - san Diego. -
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO March decentralization. 1900;
steGdy: steers. ft5Azss.I5. COWS and heifers,
s. gs13 %
Hogs Receipts 1900. duh. weak aad lower:
roagn and common, sl0g9A5 mixed - 1Dg
AS: prime heavy and butchers weights, AtOe
Al. light, $i.as14o o.
sheep-Receip;s, s.ooc; steady: Westerns, sslo
9555. lambs. $a5e056o.
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE.
CHICAGO, March 2a--WheAt was lower and
nsrvousiy weak. The maxkss opened 6rm with
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se-Ladies muslin undsrwess enxnsnAA
hsn1semsiy tximme4 chsnoR cisAsy.
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SEATTLE
Medical and Surgical DEpensary.
Drs. Merrill q Merrill.
physicians Surgeons and Specialists

fremont Building. GA Front 9e.
q the Pacific Coast, are stiii treating With the
greatest success al Chronic, Nervous, blood and
sS,cai Id Disease; ss and ss.ses q Eye Ear Nose
and q the Long ialand College Hospital. Brooklyn
akin and universal success il the treatment and
cure # Chronic diseases entitle these eminent ply
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q CERTAIN AND POSITIVE CURE fnr the
1871 Ar Snscss e early vice and the numerous evils
PRivxTE. - RLoOD AND SKIN. DISEASES
Ifa and Sexual sqEs DIS
ofnhns yasa rsadily 70 shssF sEi.1al treatment
HYDRoCEkE AND VxRi ieS,sr perma,
ind ssedsSy Sassa In eHsf sc''
torrh9a. Seminal Weakness. Lost Manhood
Might Emissions, Dscayed Faculties, Female
either positively cured as well Is ali functional
disorders that result from youthful folIies or the
MARRIED rsoi Men sa or .no.. entering On tina.
happy lie. aware Of physical disability, quickly
STRUCTURES radically and safely cured with.
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treated At our great Medical and Surgical Dispen.
No matter what your complaint consult these
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.


NDAnE AMI CHTnnTN,r
4 AADL AMI Dl11I i lINU.
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etdbloS Received.
--
nav,c e~o..,@-
eS ~'so'@sS
Most az the Rect. rors cct f-~c<y Loads
OF Merchandise Ycsterday-Fresh
supply OF Butter CominS.
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TIDES AT SEATTLE uAnsor Tnpsy
,1,,-,, =, =.
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q. nj IT, n naf n = m II n m r.
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Mrs. Charles Russell. Of Eastern Oregon. ~
cured OF asthma Of dfteen years Standing ~
Noore's Revealed Remedy
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l. Z. J. HUNT, q FRAUENTHAL
CORRESPONDENTS:
Hossse sni i, = ns' $500 sen; Paris 2
esssiSsf = GO: Nsw YoEk. AGENCY Of Bank q Calf
Sssso:, sass s css1 ssI. Hs s gsns
re ss,s e California; Possaasd, The Til3
WAsHrNgTox SAVINGS BAxx-rNcoa-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BUILDING,
o12 Second street.
3 Per eeat interest paid on savings Deposfh
Per cent. interest on s-months cer,issasa.
. Per cent interest sn l2-months cerssncsssa
MONEY LOANED on REAL ESTATE.
4 General banking Business Transacted
RANKING HOURS:
10 = m.te p m: Saturdays, 10 Z. - elan
md 10 q p =.
THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST CO.
incorporated 1857
Iiswellyn-Dodse building. sscsnd sussA
CAPITAL, 100000
Tsansacss general banking busnan
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
49,
aPw.lds and .o%ed ses a'af
Money loaned upon improved farm
ana city real estate.
-
~.-
LEIGH = J: HUNT ...................Pres President
G. X HEILsRoN ...a Ms.,asa.
s. a. DoWNiNc s .cnsnler
CoL0AbuS r. Z. p ~ LII Ii. Z; 2; L0wMAN. J. n.
THE FIRST s.r1or.na.rx ov ~ .rr,-
j - ' : ~. - = = : - 'AA a'4A
Pad up capital. .slso.ooo
). n. McorAw. President
z.rrs rn.nrs VICE fresidsns
Genera, banking bu.,nes, TRANSACTED.
ma EuroDe
Et. III ~ p.ciHc Sos!s ias,,
- tAs'AoAsneo "a racine Soass 1901
r.r...,r.,, e.ooo ooo
surplus ..-.............- 100000
---..
business transacted; foreign exchanges bensht
the banks branch Is; also on New York Chicago,
49, so ah nnd aons Aons Depos' reserved SUD-
onANSH6s'
s:S S rsr,H o.
). KEITH WILSON ............ Manager
TO YOUR
BANKING BUSINESS
IT.. .,,v n..,vr.,.a
FINANCIAL AGENT
o. the United states In Seattle.
The SEAIfi4S NAiAoNAI SANA-
c.,r~.r e1so ooo
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
-
FRhp WARDE.-..-.....-.... Cashier
w Incorporated)
Moprca cE rnANs
s.,-,.,...,
Esulsies appsvsss ~ nete; ~ uStay. ,,
no a., an,r.s. oiooA' Sess''e. s"'ouno
Home of,ce-wsIis o WsIa f Wash AanAsel'
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DEOSLE'6 SAVINGS BANK
Capital. ...... ....................sl 800 900.
With authority to increase TO ", OOO,O0
James street, Seattle, Wash
Incorporated December 10, 1889.
oyrIcEns-soARp OF TRUSTEES.
I hAs FuRTH Vice PRESIDENT
/. sCHWABACHER JOHN LEARY,
orio hANhI
psluehus ueeis'e1 '"e' ' - 49, ~ ~
vvusos.. -, ..t.,a sac,r;,v
EoAns On Ic.4 es.. ~
Capital Stock, 100000.
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THE ryaET SOUND NATIONAL BANK. or
nX - IN ldeolgn ma domestic exchaase:
u.sssS 10y ~ t1iegrapA 70 al cities In the
$780, 49, ana Europe: receive deposits Of
moneX ana Issue pAns books o. cersidenses there
80 ~ 0e1nttee tor making Collections aso com
49, ma wiu ssesavs prompt attention
DfnDcTons:
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-26

TIDES AT sKArTLE HARsoE ropa,
The morning call., 1891-08-02

waves, no bad smells, no heat of gas, no CAV
and festive flies, ana besides you can have
tie enjoyment of flower garden"
And now few guests began to arrive
Inc children we're marched off to bed by the
tyrannical maid. A tall piano lamp of pol
lshed brass was drawn up to where we sat,
and it shed mellow light. Around the
arbor and in front of the tent were the rain
bow lights OF japanese lanterns, dancing for
all the world like fre-fies in the evening
wind.
If you will excuse me-" said the hostess,
can have tea in few minutes" With a
smile she disappeared behind the screen.
Inc servant arranged chairs around the
tables, and soon she announced that tea was
ready 10 be served.
And Jolly little supper party it was.
The novelty of the whole affair ACTUALLY
made the yands appetzng. What with
cold tongue and chicken, salad, warm bis
cnlts, fruit, glass of wine and a cup of tea.
little need be added. Cigars were lit, and
tie conversation became animated. Later
on, some one with malice aforethought
brought out banjo from its hiding place.
The music was soUn drowned by the voices
oil singers, which rang out clear and strong
IN the night air. The little gathering broke
up about midnight, and Good night" was
SAID reluctantly TO host and hostess who had
planned SO pleasant an entertainment
One clever dame decided to give cos
tune tea party" Almost all OF the con-
tents OF the sit,ing-roOm were removed to
the roof. Tables. chairs, rugs, bric-a-b rac,
etc. were arranged on the housetop. 1t
was 10 be genuine japanese tea. The
guests were notified 10 appear in costume.
Indeed. some Of the guests we're resplepdent
In gorgeous dresses, and one or two went so
lar as to Initiate the japanese makeup.
The affair was grand success, and is likely
TO be repeated before the summer is over.
1t is not yet too late to have a roof gar
den This season. although tho fin,o To o,at
plants ready is in June. Boxes should be
made TO fit the edge of the roof. The Size
OF each box may be from u inches to IA
inches in depth, 20 inches wide, and 6 feet
in length. Boards should be placed UNDER
meath to protect the roof. Then the boxes