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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-22
wAsnoUr FOLLOWS wAsHoUT.
Northern Pacific No Sooner Opened
Than Blockaded Again.

Northern Pacific No Sooner Opened
Than Blockaded Again.
Newman Kline, superintendent of the Lake
Shore road, returned yesterday from st. Paul,
where he had gone on railroad business. He
came west the first passenger train to pass
over the repaired track at the scene OF the wash
outs in Montana, and said of that trouble: "The
washouts were between Helena and Missoula,
on the Missouri river, and between Missoula
and Hope, on the Biackfoot river. They were
not very long, but were very bad, aud could not
be repaired rapidly because of the diflculty of
getting in material. The one between Missoula
and Helena has been repaired. and they are re-
building the burnsd-out bridge at Clsrk's Fork.
The trouble is practically at an end
Iu regard to the measures being taken to keep
freight moving; Assistant General snperinten-
dent Dickinson on Monday telegraphed to Gen.
eral Agent Nadeau:
We are transferring today at washout three
miles east OF Bonita Extent OF trouble not yet
known.
Yesterday tbs was followed by news Of . new
washout in the following from Assistant General
Freight Agent Fulton to Mr.. Nadsau:
Since wiring you yesterday another washout
ha. occurred near Bonita which will account
for failure to get immediate movement OF cars
from Helena Am awaiting information aam from
This probably Will not be serious.
This was followed later by the following, also
from Mr.. Fulton:
Transportation department reports expects
to cross break at Bonita this evening This will
result in immsdiate movement OF freight
In response to the appeals of the consignees Of
some of the delayed freight, Mr. Nadeau then
telegraphed:
Cannot extra train of perishable shipments be
started to the Sound as soon rs trains can be
gotten over washouts and breaks? Seattle is
out OF butter aud eggs
Not freight train has come in here over the
road for ten days, but it 10 hoped at the local
freight Office that the first train will put in its
appearance this afternoon. Meanwhile east
bound freight has bean going out uuinterrupt-
eddy, but NO perishable shipments are forwarded,
as DELAYS st the waahouts have been inevitable
The following special gives the latest from
Northern Pacific headquarters:
TACOMA, June 2L-lSpecial. Northern Pa
cific officials report that five days more will be
required TO repair the burned spans of the
Clsrks Fork bridge The washout at Benito,
Mont, was repaired tonight and trains are run
ming.
After the above was in type the following dis
patch telling of new washout was received:
SPOKANE, June 2l-Fresh washouts have still
further delayed trafsc over the Northern Pacific.
The trouble is at the scene of the original wash
out in Hellgate valley, in Montana Great
drifts of logs and timber obstruete3 the He'll
gate river al various points, aud formed
temporary lakes and pools An effort to blast
these out with dynamite was successful, but
the waters, gathering fresh volume aud force as
they were released, swept all before them and
damaged the railroad Tor several mileA
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BAR SILVER
NV York, June 2l.-Bar silver. 8S1<
MERCHANDISE.

BAR SILVER
Nfv YoRK, June 2l.-Bar silver. ss9<
MERCHANDISE.
Cofee-Options closed steady and lower.
sales we're l6. 500 bags, including: June, $li.S0:
July. sli5otglI 50; August, $ll.509l16a spot
Ao-Lower and quiet
quiet and easier; confectioners, 8 1904 516c;
powdered, F11iTsc; granulated, 451694 9-l6c.
Mooi-Qniet anu steady.
Copper-Quiet
Lead-Inactive.
lin-Weak; straits, $2l. 15(421.2a
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO. June 2l.-Whest opened 1z9ss lower
nday: esssd of e more on lack of demand:
advanced 4 on covering by shorts who feared
unsettled weather: esssd of on the same and
closed steady lzc lower than yesterday. Receipts
we're 1900 bushels: shipments, 100000 bushels.
Mheat-steady: cash, 7sa4c; July, 7sl+c
Corn-steady; cash, 49I,e; July, 49c.
S.s-sss.dy; cash, July, slac.
Hye-76976l4c.
9Ariey-6ic
Iinoihy-si 2setsa
Slsx-s1oS(9io 3h.
Nhisky-sLla.
POfk-Essy; cash and July, 3lo.e7k
Afd-Essy; cash, $3.50; July, $657H
Short .ibs-Easy: cash, $3.50; July, 1854
snoaiders-Unehanged
snort clear-S7. i21st9Z2711
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CuieAeo, June ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900:
Sststeadysnd others weak. Natives. S3.5N0ieV;
s111ahs, S2ooG2 80; stoekers, IS: 5VSS.oa
s.aoss-Reeeipts, 5000; sc higher housh,
Sstsao5: mixed packers. $5e01o is; prime
Wsteaa
shesp-Rscelpis, 5000: natives and lambs
s ready; Texans. weak; Natives. $A4e9So; lex
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cornYacn cling az a point 20 " ann 40 u
= rs a. eori.er OF blk 52, Maynard piaE,
fheTtee u 50 e to poini OF beg, tneneee
Ia feet. % IL to beg, tS9xisDD Ia sec %
f-oTls1ts..etnz at nw corner los 2. thence
go n. thence al3jZ II, thsnee W
a., r., thence 9513a Il 30 beg, II SEQ
car, & ending on 8 line OF Holgatc's d &,
yF7Irh il Il 47-IgO e and - u o. ~
sa.rer OF said claim, themes 5i4 9-lg
n thence n IS 4 10 Il, thence si8 SD
o. sherc. : gs3 4 10 Il 20 Bag, in fpZ4, =
fornueneiEg on line oil banfoKds ~ =
s5i% rods a of Sc cor, thence " ~ rols,
,bsnea n % rods, the1ca - RODS
tSenea . rods, 20 beg IN u =, ~
conmeaeing at point "a z. nance ia lS
n { which point 10 6sG14 Il ; ana about
ga - . from NV cor OF sald ID =, thence
80 Il. IS Il, W I'D II. - II, 70 Deg
60. = ssr'rir,g al a point in Z. Hanfofds
n vhicn point Is 536l y and Shout
- :. : ton fssg cor OF said D = thence
Is f.. " I'D Il, n - II, 70 Deg
90 - Icing at nv cor OF lot 4, thebcee
s-s-s-ssos thence chains "a INKS,
60 ~ & chains, themes eti11-as
a.. l5s.rsto beg n see y, p % 3.-..
Vi<sssss 80 az sell IA sec =, tp =, -.
- ri s,g 81 OF sea see - 50 -
49, go .t,.I-% self OF sei Z. sec -. 90 =.
TuI j 81. ssl4, sss5 ace -, ~ =
Una SCI So: ss14, sec y; ~ 80; -,
BEG ~ NV cor. ma. s"s SIS . ses
2C5z rods, tneass ~ to1s'
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Cuticura Remedies

The greatest skin cures blood purifiers and humor
remedies of modern times, instantly relieve the
most agonizfng forms of eczema and psoriasis. and
speedily, permanently, economically and infallibly
cure every species Of torturing. dsgufng itching.
burning, bleeding, scaly. crusted, and pmply dis
eases and humors Of the skn scalp. and blood,
with loss of hair. from infancy to age, whether
simple, scrofulous, hereditary, when all other
methods and best physicians fail.
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The reports o. the San Francisco board OF
80. bosrds OF health. are unusual
,rihut.s 10 be paid even TO a article OF so
hi,h character a. the Eoysl Baking Powder
re-. beard, say, in their Judgment, -it il I'M
nossihls 20 MAKE q purer or stronger BAKING
row,ier thar the Royal"
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Monday evening at dress parade in Omaha
the iudses announced the prize winners In the
national competitive drill he Nauonal
nrs re 5000.
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THE NEW rRANs-PACIFIo LINE.

Will Cut Freight Rates to Secure the
Trade Of Chinese Merchants.
TACOMA, june 2l-tSpecial} Lem Wal,
Chinese merchant of Portland, has found upon
inquiry here that the new Northern Pacific
line to the Orient will meet any competition in
freight rates. Wal says the Chinese merchants
will use the cheapest line, and have no objec-
ton to Shipping goods through Tacoma, an anti
Chinese town. Tho new line, he intimates,
will serve the Portland Chinese merchant to
better advantage than the Canadian Pacific or
San Francisco lines.
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Sold everywhere. Price, CuTIcuRA. Soc; SOAR,
2bc.; REsoLvENT, 81 90. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUa AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases" 81 pages
90 Illustrations, and 100 testimonials
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PORTLAND, June 2l.-(special. l-Wheat-The
market was lifeless. Valley, $l32140L35; Walla
walla, SL2711s9l.so per GENITAL Receipts, 1,745
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ON FIRE With ECZEMA
Terrible SuHerfngs OF Little Baby.
Seven Doctors and Two Hospitals
Fail. Cured by Cuticura.

My baby boy. months OLD broke ont with
eczema TIE itching and burning was intense; the
until he was nearly covered his torturing agonies
were pitiable To behold: he had NO peace And but
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SEATTLE, June q, 1892.
Exchanges at Seattle, Tacoma and Portland
eiearing-houses today were:


The condition OF the grain. feed and hay
market remains just the same as it was last
,veek but seems to be tribe more active. Hay
,,eeip,s have increased somewhat, though there
4 still great scarcity OF small bales in the
market The live stock market continues steady.
With prospects Of slight decline IN beef cattle
and sheep Is the supply Of grass fed stock in
errases The hide and skin market remains
veYy dull, dealers doing but little outside of
handling some wool The potato market Is in
bette, condition now than it has been for long
fine. Still the demand for old stock is limited
toimmediate use, there being quite an amount
Of California new potatoes in the market The
market on logs Is strong and fairly active.
INT very few changes have been noted in job
Sfps prices during the week, aside from lower
fnS in the prices Of small fruits and green vege-
tables and an advance in home-smoked meats.
The market is bare On Eastern creamery butter
.uss now, but fresh supply Is looked for daily.
its shipment has been delayed by the blockade
on the Northern Pacific. Prices of lumber have
dropped back again to where they were before
the association was organized. Rocky Mount
ain plaster is down to 81 per sack.
GENERAL sHIPxENrA
During the past twenty-four hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from Seattle in
the following amounts: By rail-Northern Pa
die SIS tons; Columbia 4 Puget Sound. 50
City Of Pueblo, TO tons: Queen. IS tons: Mabel.
tons; Puget Sound 4 Alaska Steamship
Company's boats. As tons; Angeles, 80 tons;
waco. Is tons; Hassalo, 10 tons; Multnornah,
10 tons. Total shipments, 1,604 tons.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE REcErPfA
Produce and merchandise have been received
the port of Seattle during the past twenty
four hours as follows: By rail-Northern Pa
eide 1875 tons; Columbia d Puget Sound. 20
tons; Great Northern. 155 tons. By water
Henry Bailey. IS tons; Puget Sound d Alaska
Steamship ,Company's boats. Is tons; Mabel, 3
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tUttcs. " Y, successful experiments nave
hesn made with Dr.. Justin's explosive Geianns.
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Does general banking business
Receives money open accouus SUBJECT 10 Cd eek.
Pays interest savings and time cepcsits
Sells drafts on Portland. san Franoitco New York.
Hongkcnx and ali parts OF Eubpe.
Loans money on real estate and pefbnh security.
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MINING STOCKS.
FOREIGN MARKErs.
FINANCIAL.

~. LONDON, June 21-Bar silver, 401zd; consols,
500. Bullion gain on balances paid into Bank
O. England today, f2s1 900. Bank of England
dtScOunt, per cent
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0arsweLn, Wash, Jan. q, 1884

0AIsweLD, Wash, Jan. %, 1884
Dr.. J. Eugene Jordan. Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sir-I have been taking your medi-
cines regular until about two weeks ago.
I feel perfectly well; my heart don't
trouble me any and am getting Is fat As
. pig. Some tell me that it was faith that
cured me; am very thankfu, for that
much faith. ! remain yours respectfully,
GEO. GRISWOLD.
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BRRADsruFrs

LIVERPOOL, june Northumberland fair:
No; red winter, dull, IS sgd do spring, Is Sd,
dull.
Corn-Dsmand fair for spot, but rather fallen
on TOR futures; spot, Il 1o1]d, steady; June, Is
I'D, steady; July, A. Cd, dull; August, As SID,
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TO DRIVE OUT THE STEAMERS.
Deep Cut in Freight Rates From Seattle
To AnHcartea.

The Lake Shore aud Seattle & Northern roads
have entered into light TO drive the steamers
out of the freight business between this city
aud An.eortsA new joint tariff goes into et-
feet today under which the rates are reduced
a to % per cent and brought down to . basis as
low as steamers can do business A. The rates
are a. follows.
Merchandise, in cents per 100 pounds-Clsss !,
Csc; . 2sc; & 23c Speelsl car load classes, in
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Ladies' Hand SatchelS and Shopping Bags

At one half our reg ular selling price. Boys,
misses and children's straw hats will be sold At
just one half regular prices.
$4,000 worth fancy beaded. jet and silk passemen-
ter1es and gfmps NJ 4Oc on the dollar
An elegant assortment of coored silk ribbons In
satin and gros grain will DO sold a. follows:
Our reg lar 81 yard ribbon now Soc
Our regular Soc a yard ribbon now Zoe.
our regular 2oc yard ribbon now 15c.
Our regnla ar zoe yard ribbon now I2c.
Our regular l5c . yard RIBBON now loo.
Imported Germantown yarn, former price 25cea
skein now BE, imported saxony. " Shepherds
Brand" former price 15c . skein, now &c; span
1sn yarns. former price zoe a sxein. now Zoe;
Germantown knit yarn, first quality. former
price 25e skein, now lie All our gold and jet
Jeweiry, 40c on the dollar. RIbesenes, former
former price l5c q doz., now Be.
A superb assortment OF embroideries and inser-
price 81. now 40c: Soc now csc; Ace now zoe;
Soc and 25e now lOc; zoe and 15c now Sc:
l21se and Ice, now &c; &c. &c, &c and Sc. now &c
Spanish laces in beautiful patterns viii be placed
on sac in same proportions as embroderies-
Ladies linen collars aud cuffs one-half prices.
Ladies hair curriers' aud iron heaters at one-haif
price All the crinoline IN stock SC yard
the dress goods department cannot be duplicated
In any store I'm the city. In ladies'. misses chill
dren and gents underwear and furnishing goods
we have An Immense assortment, which VIII be sold
At such reductions that Will defy competition Re-
member the place.
Seattle Dry Goods Store,
$3.50 Front Street.
Odd Fellows Build ing North Seattle.
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EAsTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW York. June 21.-The stock market opened
dull, but frm, with upward tendency. Ad-
vancss were checked by the pressure of Rich
mond West Point and Union Pacific, making
the market weak. The decline was soon over
come, however, and steady demand developed
Rock Island closed ~ higher; Burlington, Hs;
Northern Pacific, preferred, 1ss; st. Paul & Mis-
souri, Pacific, Lackawanna and Manhattan each,
X; Atchison and Lake Shore, ~ each, and
sugarL
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roleum-July, closed at $50

Money on call-Easy: Closed offered IL
Per cent Prime mercantile paper, 2z@H1.
Sterling exchange-Quiet and steady. sixty
day bills, A671f; demand, Sass.
BONDS.
o. g. -, req. 1l6sk q. 8. 90 reg. .... 100
Us %, coupon. I7es Pacific 6's........ log
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little rest night or day. He
was under treatment ut
different times ., two hos
pitais and by seven doctors
In this city without the least
benefit; every prescription
Of the doctors WAS faith
fully tried, but he grew
worse all the time. For
months 1 expended about
% per week for medicines,
and WAS entirely discour-
aged. I purchased CUTI-
CUTIcURA SOAP and
CUTIcuRA REsoLvENT and
followed the directions to
the letter. Relief was Inn
were eased, and rest and
eadily improved and in nine
ID, and has now as clear .
as any mother could wish
every mother to use IT for
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The HaeDOusalI { SouthWick Co.
DELINQUENT TAX SALE.

Notice is hereby given, that under and
by virtue of warrant duly issued for tho
year A. d. 1891, by the comptroller of the
city OF Seattle under the seal thereof, par-
suant to the charter OF said city of Seattle,
and to me directed and delivered, whereby
am commanded to proceed and sell Tor
the payment of the delinquent and unpaid
taxes for the year 4. D. 1891, with interest,
penalties and costs, ali the real estate
mentioned aud described In the following
delinquent tax list.
Notice is, therefore, hereby given that /,
Adolph krug, treasurer of the city of Seat
tie. pursuant TO said warrant and the laws
of the state of Washington and the charter
and ordinances of the city of Seattle. viii
on FRIDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF JULY,
A. ID. 1892, at the hour Of I'D O'Clock a. III.
of said day, commence 70 sell and sell at
public auction at the front door of the city
hall. situated on the southeast corner OF
Third and Jefferson streets, in said city OF
Seattle. the same being the building in
which the city council holds its sessions,
all the real estate described in the follow
ing delinquent tax list, or so much OF each
LOT or parcel thereof as may be necessary
Ia satisfy all taxes levied by the city OF Sc
attic. Tor the year A. j.. 1901 against each
lot or parcel tn ereof, together with inter-
est. uenaIties and costs due said city and
now remaining unpaid and delinquent for
the wear a. ID. 1891, as shown by said fol-
lowing delinquent tax list. said tax sale
will he continued from day to day from
the said 18th day of July. A. ID. 1892, be-
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock a. m. and 3
O'Clock p. m, Sundays excepted, until
cornnieted. ADoLPH kRUG,
Trsaaurer of the CITY of Seattle.
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SEATTLE
DRY GOODSSTORE
1920 FRONT STREET,
Odd Fellows Building,
Bslltown.

The Seattle Dry Goods Store having so
well succeeded with its First Grand Clear
ance Sale have again decided to inaugur-
ate Special Sale for thirty days which
will excel in low prices anything ever
heard of before in this city. To convince
you that we moan to positively do as we
advertise we quote few prices, which will
give you some idea of the slaughter
WE MAKE IN OUR PRICES.
1900 papers of the best needles, all sizes,
former price 10c per paper, now &c.
5000 good lead pencils. former price &c
each, now 1c.
LOCO Eagle lead pencils, eraser tips, former
price 1Oc each, now &c.
500 doz. ladies' collar buttons, former
price 10c doz., now &c.
10000 packages ladies' hairpins, former
price 1Oc package, now 1c.
Ladies' fancy hairpins, hair ornaments
and back combs At just one-half regular
sell ng price.
1900 ladies' and tailors' thimbles at 1c each.
All flowers and wreaths, former price 81,
75c, Soc, 40c and 25c. now SOC. 35c 25c,
10c and sc. All feathers and tips in same
proportion.
Fancy finished pearl buckles, former price
81 each, now Csc.
Fancy finished pearl buckles, former price
SOC each. now 15c.
Fancy finished pearl buckles, former price
25c, now 15c.
Fancy jet and crochet buckles, former
price 81 each, now 10c-
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Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle

pegInninr ]. ~ fts and 30 Il Of gu arserS -
cerr,er Oh " bdsy line sec "a thence
295 IL Z 81 Il, W - H. lo1 70 Deg, sec
W. syg cor lot l. thencs s7-i0o
cInaiS.s. thence 4 47-i0o chains TO me-
az ssasr lins' thence nus IS. pa
IL fct > eYeeps that embraced by James
adj Eai keady and Dickson tracts, SEQ
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THE PUGET SOUND NATION IL BANK, o,
L Seattle

THE PUGET SOUND NArIoSlL BANK. Oh
Seattle
sals Up s &c,
Buy and sell foreign and domesse exchange,
United states and Europe: receise deposits Il
money and issue pass books or eEaficates there.
for Our facilities for making coiiscttoas are com
piete and viii receive prompi attsnien.
DIRECTORS:
B. 0ATZERT .......................r.. CO.. President
=. =; STE ,"ART-............. Ice President
s j. IUNTi. S. 'fIRiiUiE;ssiTiiixL @'hl''
coRREsYospESrs:
London. n, NJ Rothschili Sons: Paris, De
Eothsehild Freres; Frankfort NJ, l. Ven
sfeigex Il Co.: New YORK. agency oflDans OF Gait
fsrsia; Chicago. Commercial National Rank:
Boston, Suffolk Na,ional Bsnk: sAn Franct,ca
The Rank of California; Pertiaa& The First
National Bank
THE GUARANTEE LOAN ANpTRUsr co..
incorporated 1887 Capital 100000
Bailey Building Corner of Second and Cherry
Trans.css general banking nssin..A
SAVINGS pEPARTMEsr.
Deposits received In any amount frsm one do lar
upwards and interest allowed nersca-
Money ioansi upon improved
TRUSTEES:
LEIGH o J. HUNT...................... Preeidsn.
WILLIAM E. BAILEY ........... Vice President
g. II. HEILBRoN.. ..................M Manager
d. n. BAxrER.................. Cashier
Il Ii. DOWNING. Secretary
COLUMBUS II. TYLER. J. ID. LowMASJ ~
SEARS. wM. r FrSERR
sPANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
ID Established on Pacific Coast id1z)
Capital maid IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS g. 900 900
Power to increase to.................. 10000 900
Surplus .................-........s. ll7o.0o0
Interest paid on time deposits: general banking
and sold ersfts and teless aphc transfers sold on
the banks branches. also in New fsrk. Chicago.
Canada and Hongsong; deposits reeeived subject
Notes issued by our British Columbia branches
redeemed at par.
BRANCHES:
San Francisco, CAL; Portland. o.: Tacoma
Wash: Victoria. Vanc1aver. New Westminster,
NanaiHo, Kamloops aad Nelson, d
r. TEA BARNEs. 49,. Manager
DEXTER HORTON q co.. BANKERa-
INCORPORATES 1854
SapassL ............."......... .e2oo ooo
TTT ,s. hT LApp
aanaSef- IA LAkllER
Cashier. r. VAH TUYL
sight exchange and telesrapsic transfers on New
YORK, Chicago. St Paul. san Francscc. Port
land. aad various points in wash-
ington, Cregen and EEitiah
Columbia
Sight bills OF exchange on London available else
where In Europe
Collections made at al, points on favseahle terms
Bonds, stocks and other yaluables received on de-
osit for safe keeping.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SEATTLE
RIO up CAPITAL
eofp'"s.....s ~. looooo
J. II. McSKAW. President
LksTEh IUkNER.......-.......... .....Ceshier
General banking business transacted
night and telegraphc exchange paysbn 10 Ill the
principal cities of the United skates
and Euxoas-
CEATTLE NATIONAL BANK.
Corner Ysslsr and South SecGnA
CAPITAL, PAID UP. $3.50, eeao0
Transacas . general banking business. WIN special
attention to collectionA