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v yYOurOpiniiOn?

Should any one ask your opinion about
the Histogenetic system Of medicine Just
answer boldly that it is no good. Should
he ask you the reason why it is no good.
tell him-just because. If this answer
does not confound him By its profundity
and he still persists, tell him that it is
new-fangled idea. This viii probably
prove effective, as it bankrupted the first
iron plow establishment. Should you fail
in that. too, don't give up but insist with
the powerful argument that your grand
mother never heard of it; that you can't
see how mercury, arsenic, strychnine, etc,
can be improved upon, and that the old
schools of medicine must necessarily have
exhausted ali the stock Of wisdom, and
that there cannot possibly be anything
left to learn. And if all your powerful
arguments have failed to convince HIM of
the reasonableness Of your position-you
have still one Parthian shot-tell him that
you are simply astonished; that you
thought him an intelligent mani
And still there are men-and women,
too-upon whom such arguments have no
effect, but they are thinking people who
are willing to investigate before they form
an opinion.
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PASSENGER LISTS,

HORSE PLAINS, Mont, Aug. 20.-[Special. i
Passed here today on Northern Pacific train No
8: ID. Lamond, C. l.. Peak, Job Taylor, j. y
Ward, Cecil J. Fennell, 4. D. Smith, b. r. Frost
Il wife, Mrs. L. J. Hopper and child, J. b. Brain
erd. r. Low and wife, Rev. j. N. Davidson, Rev
J. NJ. Cleary, W. A. Campbell, J. r. Brown. +. +.
Yost, William BlsnfoTd Newson, and twenty-Six
seCond-class passengers
ELLIsToN, Mont, Aug. 20.-lSpecial Passed
here today, on west-b bound train: A. J. Kurdish,
F. Low and wife, Rev. J. VI. Davidson, :. B.
Lovejoy, George Z. Durham, 4. ". Bragg.
Charles :. Douglass, (. VI. McAltown, Florence
Dunbar, Rose Thomas, A. i. smith. J. Roches-
ter, John Pritchitt and wife, Mrs. NJ l. Rocles-
ter, and twenty Second-Class passengers.
ELLISroS. Mont, Aug. 2O.-tspeeiai. Passed
here today on Northe Pacific train No. /: c.
q. Ronald H. X. Smith. Jessie Oursbire, Miss C.
A. Carlton. ". Woodruff Mrs Frank Rltchet
Frank Ritenet, Harry Ritchet, Ray Carson,
Hazel Carson, John +. Kelly, p. +. kavanaugh,
+. sanity, Z. Il. Johnson. A K. MmoCks. Nrs
Mcintosh, II. q. Coy, and seventy-s!x second
class passengers.
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
- the lire 20 take TO al points Ess. and
south II y the rIsTSs cAa ROUTE 70
day in the year TO
ST PAUL AND CHICAGO,
NO change OF cars
composed OF Dining Cars unsurpassed. Pullnnaa
Drawing Room Sieepers Of latest
equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best mar can be constructed and IN which 49,
eomnodailous are both EREG AID furnished for
H0AoeTs Of first or second-sass tickets. and
ELEGANT DAT COACHES
a continuous Ire connecting vitA AlI lines. a.
Nrang diFeci and uninterrupted 7ervice-
FuJman sleeper reservations can De secured IN
se'aAee through any agent Of the road
THROUGH TICKETS
TO snd rom all points in America. England ana
europe can lie purchased q. any ticket once Of ths
conpanv
TRAINS Leave SEATTLE As FOLLOWS:
For 81 Paul and East, Sis y and 100 pm
G ! f599Ttlsn- and south. els and $50 a. m ana
Fer olympia Gas a n, and 900 m
.. 6of Anaeortes and North. s:lo g. m and
For Monte.ano and Gray's Ha-eor, s:aoA m
,af.S9rr Tacoma and local SIS and $3.50 g. m;
TRAINS ARRIVE
,, frem $. Paul sad East 1889 N aud
Prom Portland and the south. $40 A. m. AIS and
From From OLYMPIA iy, gas and s;45 p IN
I'm NOME anp ard f9ravs Haro1r. i:fS y
FROM nacofies ana Nora. 1910 and 500 .. m
Prom Tacoma ard locs,. s.45 1859 m ana
2:4o s:l5. S:45. ia p m
Paul - -
Through Pullman Palace SIeeolrg cara eiezan.
cav c2aches finest palace dina. ears between se-
attic Tacoma aad Portland d.ract DaIIv servsce
Fail information concerning rA.eS tir.a Of t-ains
routes and other details furnished 0a apoI.cs-
.ion 10 - fS
a. \. CHARLTON Asst Gen. P.,. Ar
III FIRST ST. cor. Washington, Portland Or
n. thlLhEH1, ti,y Passenger and Ticket z-ns
street, Olympic block. Seartle Wash
j. A NADIA I. General a sent and Depot Ticket
Agent, Seattle Depot. foot OF Third street:
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August at sls.65; September, SIS. 95lsi6io: oeto-
, Dsr, sio.ekGl5D. spot Rio, easy: lair eargoes,
sugar-Raw, frrner: centr;fucais. % test. 7-Is
ed513c; sales being 40 hbds; Muscovado, 3-Iee
lor - test q 90 hhds of Muscovado sold at Be-
ERGO o. concrete, - test, 263e.. Refnsd-frm,
ana In good demand.
Copper-Nominsl
Lead--steady; domestic, $3.50.
iln-Sieady; straits, 1900
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE.
CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-December wheat opened
lc higher at sL05, advanced TO sl.o6 and receded
tosl0454. AT II O'Clock it was 81 .o4s1
september corn opened anywhere Between &c
ana CSC broke to e61zc. but rallied 10 67lc at II
In the last hour wheat became excited and
december advanced to si0sl< but broke to
;l.V5z. The top price of today was &c over the
lowest price ofyesterday. The fluctuations were
rapid ana very frequent, the closing was 25<c
nlgner thsn the Closing figures on chan e yes
terea ~ Keceipts l,61S,c00 bushels; shipments,
Whea:-Firm cash, .lOeeLOeI5; September,
SLOo53; Deem Der, sI.o65z.
G 6ottnIfsiteady cash, sc; September. !11c
Rye-95e
Barley-65c
>, Pork = Steady; cash, .lO.SNGl035; October,
Lard--ouiet; cash. $500: October, s. 7Zx.
,snonlders-s6. 5Eg6.25: short cIear, S7.20G7.25;
short ribs, s6.6-1295.,5.
hhisky-s1.ls.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Aug. 20 - Ca.tle-Recefpts. 10000;
active and frmer. Top price, for natives $50
GOO; others, So 0d5.25; common, 50. 356Ji.s5:
texans, 81 4gG2.90; stoekers, s2.35G300
Hogs - Receipts, 1900; lower and closing
weak. Rough and common, 81. ZjSJi. 50: packers
anu Texans, sL9sG5.30; prime heavy and
butchers butcher weights, .s5.20955o; prime light,
90; grassers, 81 25lgLs5
oheep-Reeeipts, 1850; active and steady
Native ewes, $3.j0GiJ0; mixed $50: mixed
ana wethers, sLU(G5.25; Texans, s390ti;
Westerns, SBlgf.25.
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
Boston, Aug. Enclosing:
htchison. ......... IS MexicanCen. (eom) 207s
Burlington. 80 san Diego. ..... II
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

THE STATE OF TRADE.
san FRAycIsco. Aug. 20.--The wheat market
was strong this morning, and prices for shipping
grades we're nIm, and trading was stll higher,
owing 10 advance in Eastern and foreign
markets The demand Tor expor: is good but
Is rule sellers holding back, expecting
higher prices. Shippers viii pay 81. 66(pi ~
per GENITAL for good M. shipping grades with
the usual advance for choice stock. Barley
rather quiet, but prices steady and unchanged.
Offerings were liberal oats and corn were
qnet, but prices are steady and unchanged.
Offerings are liberal Oats and corn are quiet
and quotations are unchanged
Business Is dull in the summer fruit market
Shipments arrived late today and much stuff
has to be carried over. Peaches clean up a little
better, but pears aud other varieties are q drug,
and go for what they viii bring.
Vegetables OF all kinds are plentiful and the
demand is dull Tomatoes and corn continue
to decline. Potatoes aud corn continue TO de-
cline. Potatoes are doing better for some kinds,
but stocks are heavy. Onions are weak and duh
OF the quotations. Sweet potatoes are firm IN
der fair demand
Butter is arriving in large quantities The
bulk OF better grades is in poor condition and
difficult of sale. Eggs are in good demand for
better quality and prices are firm.
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS.
Produce receipts-Flour, 1900 quarter sacks;
wheat, 10000 centals; barley, 1900 centaIs;
potatoes, LOCO sacks: bran, 1000 sacks.
Flour-Family extra. s5.00G5.25 per Dbl;
bakers extra. s51SDi.25; superfne, S56Jtb3. 90
Wheat-No shipping quality, sl.66l 4(Gl.6715,
with sl6s14 for choice; $l.70 per GENITAL Tor mill
ing
= Barley--Feed, s1.1Rdl.I2I{. with sI.134 per
GENITAL for choice: old brewing, 81. coal 10; new
brewing, sl.I719 per GENITAL.
0ats-sl .a0dl.5o per GENITAL for fair to choice;
gray, 81 3JGL37I2 black, sl.25lgiS0 per GENITAL.
Corn-Large yellow, sl.6SGl67i2; small yell
low, 81 72ls(tl.75: white, Sl.SutGl.S5 per GENITAL.
WooI-sprng, foothill, per pound, l6dlSc;
Northern, 1S{G22c; Southern. six months, I2oel5c;
Southern, twe.y months. l2l2Gl5c; Nevada, Il
@lSe; Oregon Valley, 216o24c; Eastern. light 100
DC; Eastern, heavy, i2gl5c; Southern lambs
wool, SGlle.
OPTIONS
Options-Call board sales: Wheat, buyer 1891,
sl.lS4,dl7434, closing at T.7i94; buyer season,
S.79l 2(Gl.sl9s, closing at sl.sIl4.
Bar,ey-Buyer 1891, SLl5A; buyer season,
S4(Gl2i, closing at sl20l4.
FINANCIAL
Drafts-sight, l2la; telegraphic. III. Sterling
hlts-Bank, si.S5; sight, sl.S7; commercial,
hSl3. Mexican dollars-7s0t7s1zc.
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MoJAyE, Kern Co, Cal.

DR.. ]. Eugene Jordan, Seattle. Wash:
Dear SRI am glad to tell you that my
wife still continues to improve. Looks like n
different person. Skin clearing up: eyes
look brighter and is feeling better gen.
orally; no pain in stomach and has good
appetite. We feel glad that We have found
some one who can do her good, and you
will have other patients from this section.
Very respectfully,
JOSEPH ROWAN.
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MINING STOCKS.
Portland Wheat Market.

foRiL.ND' Aug - - Especially - Wheat
S MaTAet Lrner; valley, sl.5o@I51l5: Wala
Walls, L4SeL47ls per GENITAL Receipts, 2.I6I
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STEM ERS.
HOOPS CANAL ROUTE
STEAMER Delta

VII leave Hssfeld-Ceman DICK .. : O'Clock g. n.
MONDAY. Necnesaay and FrIaR~ for kiaEsfon.
FORT t'Alnb4s Bangor. ~eahecE. Enu3a Homa. lii
liv sUp, Hcot : P3r- sad e On city. Return ngs
leaves Union CITY AE q cf~@S a ~
y. iH0I IMAM, Master.
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rxnh.nges a, Seattle clearing house today
.,-onnted to Sis, el219. The balances were ST.
Ba7i
Produce receipts were very light yesterday,
hnt ioters are selling their stocks Of grain, feed
snd hay rsry fast, and will soon be compelled to
-arIeuish They will buy very cautiously, how
war = there is q general feeling that prices
80 so,nr to come down, and dealers are afraid
~ citing caught with heavy stocks on falling
msrket Quotations remain firm as yet. The
,.o,s;o market is trife weak and prices are
tending downward. Butter continues TO ad-
vance and Eastern creamery was quoted at 23(0
aleents Yesterday. The market is overrun with
melons and prices are dropping, quotations
ranzing from s2.50@35O. Fruits are abundant
al steady prices.
GENERAL SHIPMENTS.
During the past twentyfour hours goods ana
nerchandise have been shipped from Seattle
In the following amounts: BIZ rail-Sorthern
Pacific, go tons; Columbia Il Puget Sound.
i3i tons: Seattle, Lake shore * Eastern. iz3
tons Bv water-Puget Sound 81 Alaska Steam
shin companys boats, IS tons: Mabel, 30 tons;
Wasco 10 tons; Henry Bailey, 10 tons; Glide. )
tons: Buckeye, 5 tens; Mountaineer, 5 tons: S.
II. Renton, tons; san Juan, s tons; Detroit, 8
tons: Grace, 2 tons; A. K. Robinson, 2 tons.
Total shipments, GO tons.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE REcEIPTs
Produce and merchandise have been received
NJ the port OF seattle during the past twenty
four pours as follows: By rail-Northern Pacific,
seattle, Lake Shore IL Eastern, 163 tons. BY
wa.er--j. x. Mcdonald, 10 tons: Wasco, 10
tons: Henry Bailey, tons; Hassalo, s tons;
Dets. tens. Total receipts, TO- tons.
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Sight hills u exchange oa fs7ndoa available else
where in Ets- re-
Col. ec-o1s mate a. al points slvoEshia ter1aA
Fon4s s-la-, 1Ilf ata-r yasaJ.cs received on de-
post f9r sails arpgsn-
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STEAMERS.
DACIFfC COAST sTEA MsHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle IS follows
For San Francisco via Per: Townsend anil Vic
toris: At q passengers recei vel on hoard AZ
sp. MI August II, Is. Il. 20 and 81
For Alaska August Is, 81
Prom San Francisco for Victoria and Puget
Sound poris: At g m August 8, ), Is, l8 20
and Is.
Tickets may be obtained At the once Of tbs COM
paay. AZ Ocean dock, Seattle.
GOODAI- PERKINS 4 CO.
General Agents San FRANCESCA
II. MCCLELLAN. Superintendent Seattle
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Aug. 2o.-Thc stock market TODAY
again gave evidence OF revival of confidence
sloag ali classes OF operators, and the course OF
prices during The day was most discouraeiny to
lnose who, for one reason or another are look
ing Tor material reaction in stocks Changers.
~ usual OF late, absorbed the most attention.
sao While s.. Paul and Atehisoa were most
m'gegy traded in, Burlington and Rock Island
Ssp'syed the most strength. Outside OF Union
aolac, Gould stock WAS given more attention,
.asiAcosiriais again became pronin ut, both for
.uNiN ana strength. sugar, cotton oil and
souAse all scored handsome gains. sugar was
sfseiauy strong. The market closed fairly
I've with but slight changes for the day in
NOS; cases
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PHGyIy, Ariz., July 30. 1891.

PHGSIy, Ariz., July 80. 1891.
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan, Seattle. Wash:
Dear Sir-Haying used your remedies in
my family for more than two years with
wonderful success, feel that no other
remedies can give satisfaction and en-
close symptoms OF my nephew's case for
your consideration.
FRANCES A. CURTIS.
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK. oP
Seatl!@
Paid M capital ....... 5000 600
surplus $4,000
EEy euf sell fcre'zu AMI 6ouestic exchange.
TRANSFER money nv TELEGRAPH 20 al cit.es in ma
United states and Europ~: receive Gers1sits OF
money anc iss1e pass tupss cert. fscarez thara-
io.. oar iscisiIiss fuT mESn- collections are CON.
pete and ia receive pro11pl attention
DTzECTpEs;
2. GATZERT. .... Presjsa,,
A T. STEW \ RI ............ yIre- pra.i9-1.
49, - 10. j.. q
= . J. HUNT, = FRAEENIHAL
CoREFsSOSDEN
Lo1ton. ". NJ. Ror hsch IA & sons: Paris De
ROthschiid Frerss: Frankfort 4 NJ l. Won
strjcer q Co: New YORK. agency of Bhnx Of Caii.
ioTnlA, chicago. Commercial National Bank:
kcstOT. Suauik NstiaEaI Rank: san Francisco
TIE Bark OF California: Portland, The FIuss
National Bank
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PR RANCHES.

san Francisco Ca. Portland Or, Ta~ana
Wash. Nickpria. Nancolver New Westminster
Nauaimo AMI kaus.o0lss, Il. u
- ---4A 49, MANAGER
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The RAINIER

y DAVIS. Monte CristoW K Hsgan. Anacortes
Weynlouth, II FaulF 6 Me!tors, London
Mrs Horton, Bos;onH Neasle. Cry
Miss pHesps, DO J. f. Prussia Iowa
Mrs II Floyd, do J VI vi mans. san Frsn
II Wilson, GO & q Hathaway, Denver
Mis- peuue, SGnjoscE y iebi-ug6W, Por.id
Miss L u Jones. do = { X TX san Fran
II Lcer. Detroit ( . sweet, 90
Ms Nas>en, PtrwnsdH II smith. Oakland
Mrs Hastings, do " Muusaa XIV, SrnFn
pr WcuZlck. Go Mis- NAV Ca.bsry, DO
J Taylor, Chicago " TcaberSw. DO
I c NcCoiom, Boston Il 7 JOY. Tacoma
{ = Neb ccG, suoqCalmF HsseTty, AbrGn,S D
] 8 hratlSar- phiL.EnInh
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connecting WIN ooats Tor kamilchie and Shei-
ton.
Bak er 4 Bacons Dock. feet of University Street
COLUMBIA RIVER AND PUGET SOUND
" Navigation Company Time card for lssl.
commencing Wednesday, JUly !.
PASSENGER STEAMER BAILEY GATzERT
Fer Seattle, Tacoma and Olympia
GoTSs
Leave Olympia daily except Monday 80 a. m
Arrive Tacoma -. 10 o. a m.
Leave Tacoma 49, 30 A N
Arrive Seattle 4" Is p IN
RETURNING.
Leave Seattle daily except Monday. Lao y. m.
Arrive Tacoma - .... 81 >. m
Leave Tacoma 50 go. 4:D1 p. NJ.
Arf!Se olympia 10 p.
Subject 20 change without not O..
LANDINGS - seattle. Commercial wharf; Ia
coma, y. p. II. r. wha.i Olympia, Percival's
wharf,
MEALS on BOARD.
Only boat making round trip sunday
Carries Northwestern AM WeIls-Fargo Express
and iast freight
[. r. SCOTT President.
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FOREIGN ETs.
FINANCIAL,

LONDON, Aug. 20.-Ciosing-ConsoIs: e5 ZIG;
Tor money, % lilo Tor account T. g bonds
IL, 10 Bar silver-i5 5-l6d per ounce. Money
1z(g5. per cent.
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BREADsTCFFs.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. Z0.-Wheet-Demand improy-
ing; Kansas wi, ter hard, IS SGD, strong, No. 2
red spring, O. ga, strong.
Corn-Demand fair for spot and active for fu-
lures. SPOT and August Us 6i4d, firm; Septem-
Der. Us 654d, firm; October, 6s Gl3d, firm.
BERLIN, Aug. 20.--The grain market opened
weak this morning. Rvs showed no change,
while wheat was slightly lower. The market
closed firm and unchanged
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RASE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
IL Established On Pacific Coast 1927
Capital paid up..-............,,, IS 1000 G19
HeI - increase 10 ..-.-.--...........- loo1h9l1
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lOoo 90
interest," raid on time deposits general banking
business transacted; foreign exchanges bourht
500 SOD drafts ald ielegraphic transfers soid "a
- os.iiSS 5EancAeS also "A View York Chicago
Canada and Hung oaz Deuo--its receive 80.
.eCt 10 check
Sole, is~9Hd By orr British Columbia branches
Redeemed a. par
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TO SAN FRANCISCO
And ali points In
CALIFORNIA
viathe ~, shasta route u
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC CoMPANY
The onty route
THROUGH CALIFORNIA
To all points
EAST AND SOUTH
TIE SCENIC RoCTE or THE PACIFIC COAST
PULLMAN BUFFET sLEEPERs
PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Attached IN express trains. aSordng superior &C.
commodstIons Tor scc0nd-ciass passengers
For rates, tickets. sleeping car reservations
etc, Gail upon address
THOMAS A. GRAHAM. Distrtc, Passenger Agent
ITO South Tenth street. Tacoma. wash.
Passenger Agent. Portland. o..
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The Exhibit Box

No visitor To Seattle should fail 70 tsks = ri,
on laSe ashlng1on- 4aAe the Iesler avenue
cable cars and the steamer Kirkland
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Don't Waste MONEY ysSr
an infs-ief Hcss cot get e..

The spiral" Cotton Hose having no outside cover
ing 10 hold the moisture. Rubber hose does, dries
Ike a towel. OF course there are limitations; there
are THREE UAES, however, BY which you can
tel If the dealer trying 70 sell an Inferior hose
Tie Genuine :" Spiral" has
]. a black line rr0vss ~: BE sure il
IS BLACK, not dark blue, red or
anything but black.
II. The steDcil "SPIRAL' Patented
NArcb 30, 1867" on every
length.
III. The CORRUGATED COUPLING
AF,i BAND as in cut.
sample ~. &c seq. free Il yoa rz<stios ttIs pu5-
Heatio1. S5iG eCerY-ctsye.
session WOVEN HOSE CO., harf'rs. Of Rubber
Betting and Packing. Bush Street. San Francisco,
Ca 220 DevOnshire ST. Boston, 205 Lake ST..
lticago
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oCCIDENTAL HOTEL

c II Robbins & W, FailsJ / Jackson. Portland
q Eracaett. Edmonds VT Tsyio-. r
& 7 Roscoe, j., SuohomH J. pavcl ~. Rochester
Ms. Dinsmoor, Ia X 4 Murray Il V, do
{, u Javan. Victoria u cent Uah Harbor
Mrs " Moot. New West " Freeman, city
VI Jameson. NauCouv 3 q Myers. 4 banv
} Johns, Tacoma \ / Rogers, Watervilie
+ Kelly, Anacortes W f Mccormick, MINI
J ! Anderson. Portland c Peter, IT Angeles
J NJ GadGis, " Seattle Ii onlyeiey, y Iakima
NJ Earle, city Williams, y \
II saunders, WhatcmG Olsen, do
{ Hought u, do Miss I. DcGrG0f Kan
J W Constant. Gloria y II 1 GOode. Ohio
+ l. Fisher. Mimi " Adams. WIS
{ ) Warner & ". NauC'yW u Ha.trauiI X ", VII
+ 4 Deyoe, Waila Wal,a
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H. " NFFFIER. PHEs. ~. BARRY CASE
FRANK n. scrTn~, ss=tsrsNT cAsHTSR
John v csTRNNuER, vICE-PREs
THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE.
DIRECTORS:
D. T. DENNY. A : Miller
=. +. STONE, JOHN T. OSTRASpFR
H. ". WHEEEER
Corner Second and Marion Streets Seattle Wash
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elulnent bOnds-Flrrn.
lV'sam-Closing, 81 &C.
MONEY AND ENcHANGr.

ps.oaey on eall-EaSy; closing offered at o.,
49, 49, mercantile paper-Cuchangei. Sterling
a. aSe-Flrm; 60-day bills, $Io3ls; demand,
BONDS.
~ s tregA $500. 1l6s< II. : a. (coupon). lO0rs
= ; = leouponl.. l6i Pacific Is 80. Jog
~ - AS freg ma
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n MERCHANDISE.
IA 49,. pt'ons closed STEADY ; points down 10
up safes were -Nsoso bags, including
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NOTICE To CREDITORS. - ESTATE OF
~ James F. Phinney. ACKNOWLEDGMENT hereby
given by the undersigned administering and ad-
mnstTstOr Of the estate Of James r. Phinnov de-
ceased. 10 the creditors OF and all persons having
Gains aSa'ns3 the said estate, 70 present their
claims, with the necessary vouchers within one
year after the first publication Of this notice the
said administrative and administrator. AT the office
OF hessrs. Greene & Turner, Nos. sol, 3ls. 3l9
and $50 Washington block Front street. Seattle,
Wash. the same being the place for the ;railsac-
ton Of the business Of said estate.
Dated at Seattle, " ash, this 9th day Of August,
a j. 1891. MARY ADA PiINSEY,
Administrative Of the Estate of James F. Phinney,
deceased
FRANCIS J. BURNS
Administrator Of the Estate of James z. Phinney,
deceased
Greene & Turner attorneys for the estate.
TINTED STATES MARSHAI'S OFFICE,
u United States of America. District of wash
ingtOn ss By virtue OF a venditiOni eXpouas TO
court OF the Cnited for the northern division
OF the district of Washington. At the suit OF the
United states against the schooner Florence" her
tackle. apparel. etc. am commanded TO sell the
sf3 schooner Florence, her tackle apparel, etc,
in accordance with a decree dated al Seattle,
August :. 1891.
hereby give public notice that the 24th day
of August A u. 1891. at the houF of 30 o'clock
in the afternoon. IGuch and JohnsOn's warehouse
near Schwahacber's wharf a. seattle in SAID dis
trict viii sell the SAID schooner Florence" her
tackle apparel! etc. the highest bidder for cash,
payable at the time Of said sale.
THOMAS +. BROWN.
United states Marshal.
Dated this 9th day of August. 1921.
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BANKS.

DEXTER HORTON / CO. BANKERS
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pEOPLE's SAVINGS BANK
WIKI authority 70 lHcreass 70 p 900 90
Occidental blccS Front street. Yeslnr avenue and
jane, street. -eat.I-. wash.
Irccrporstai December "a 1850
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK. op
The advocate., 1891-02-25


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