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Tombstone epitaph., 1893-11-26
OFFICIAL REPORT.
Of the Beard ef supervisors Of
 Cochise County.

Of the Beard of SupervisOrs Of Cochise County.
 Nov. g, 1893.
 2 2o'clock p. m. Board of Supervisors met pursuant to adjournment. Present-Chairman Perkins and Supervisor Nichols aad Clark. Minutes of previous meeting read and approved. By unanimous vote the Board ad- journej to meet at 9 30 o'clock a. m. Nov. 24, 1893.
 Approved
 w. K. PERKINS.
 Chairman. Attest
 NAT HAWKE, e.
 Clerk.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-11-26

w. H. Barnes left for Tucson today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-11-26
From Fridays Daily.

Mrs. E. J. Roberts is in town.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-11-26
CATTLE BRANDY,

All subscribers to the DAILY PRosPECToR or WEEK LY EPITAPH who have a cattle brand will have the same run in the EPITAPH without com pensation There will also be devoted to the cattle inter- est one page of latest news regarding local affairs. Re member that years subscrip- tion to the EPITAPH enti- ties you to a One-inch brand advertisement in the WEEKLY EPITAPH.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-11-26

CHAS GOETGENS, Posto1fice-Wilgus. Arizona. Range-Snlpbur Spring Valley. Cattle Brand ZIG Connected on left hip; (s B on left side.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-11-26

A. BAUER. Postoffce-Tombstone, Range-Oak Grove and Antelope Branches and Noonen ranch, north side Dragoon mts. Cattle brand-A left hip and A left side. Brand B connected kept up. Horse brand-A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-20

deeds Rec sPdsd In the 4 udltor's OOce
Yesterday.

Deeds Rec spded In the udlter's O0ce
Yesterday.
Reel estate transactions from January I. 1904
are U.s. rs. .ess There were died for record yestsr
day II dees}s, tho considerations aGgregas.ns
ua,isA Following 10 the list ~ furnished By
osaorne. Ttenper & Co. abstracsors OF tslsA
ii6 Cherry s,iect. between Front and Second:
Maynsrd's L.ks Washington add. 5000
Jennie T.. albert To W. 4. Hoicomb. iots 7. Z,
block |. Bciisview add. Nsa
y. \. bogss TO May Z. Boggs. lots . to IS,
block l., Eiertric Motor Line ada, ttca
T. ". aassyder TO Case & Peek. lot n block
9. Pottery atrks add. ~
Robert Jotsas,on TO John Wallace lots %. %.
block 8. Mhits Manning's add. 81.
Bnrses ~ a5d,S
William IS White to Harry White. loss in
Sanders LIST :dd. 81.
Harry Wh:sr To West shore Land Company,
lots In sani.s's IS: aid and other snd. tao
q Hessssi 10 . J. freen. toss:.7. ~. block ?.
East isrs az. So
bred kcsps Ia J. 4. Hoyt,tsustec, lots =. block
$, walkers sid. 81.
Moor ..sso
sheriff "a !; titan Newhall, lets TO g block G,
Kirkland stes works. &.0a
Miuis :. ,sae Ia Casrics McInnis. lot $. block
Is. oFses SA:mon hay add. SIS.
G 4. fIekss,s 70 :. Lyons ct a., lots. T. S.
block s. hssy ington Heights, 500.
t,e'fse d sA@cn to ~ A. &c lar, part &C p -
Aaron rsrSer TO A. H. Turner. tots II. IA block
A Chilher<. administrator. TO A. Guaderson.
lots L. J.. el?ek ), Lake View add, tsa
J. ". Haff:so lusina VI. Hun. 10, and part
LOT 4, is.ssf : ist- love.
Neither. saeshe Railroad Com pary TO l. T..
Hutcasusoa.1pars sec -. IS. o. ii.S17.
tfaGS hfss,ss - SADIE NJ pmick. lots IL. Is
II. block l0. itSrt Flscc. si00
Charles GSftam to H. &. Dlmick. VI, nv No %
ssc "a y. : fl.fsn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-20

% saturday svestng o II ee.oek. 81 eheuia
p hOo tsaay - ss01ssuv.
= " ss.vssy. sos several ysass p1nse q -
zaesss hss asain taksn his old possrsoa, vice ".
Il Iwt9Es. rssdgDsl
Ihs little ssAsssss Maesia. csyG Hssa-ick-
eoa. Of EAtson. hsoaghs n . loa1 q Iunbsr
sa.eay A. y0ssf6ay took q ssns SUPPLIES -
Tss ssus- saasssa scaooass OLE. completed ais
charging csres q Bakers vhsrf yesterday sad
- loved 70 fsenms. where shs viii led ium-
osT sos % Hawaiian isasn1a
" 1neU 10 ssslgss1 his posltfca =
pcsMs q H. seoa0ss Aahsi and secepssd .
p2sitaon - ssssssans 70 Capt. Rafhhoas. agsns
iN the Psciae Nsvieaksoo Company.
Steamer Monticello eans % TIE lsy dock u
onar:ssmasses AaSSos yesterday With . nsw
vases, ana wss inspeotsd. really % resume hse
sseaias rss 70 Part Angeles shts morning
sssaass skasis Chsef hss resumed hss run
from Tacoma 10 Seattle and Port Orchard and
eaangsd her headquarters in this city 70
1essrs vhAs1 sae will sun 70 yaseoe tslaad
points In the vess psssse&
Il 70 samoced that shs Psef6e yavfgaffoa Com
pay y sodeavogtng 70 seeuso two more steam
en- one Of which win be pat on the pssssns run
q the esats Of washiussoa. What viii b done
With ~ other ana With ~ state remains .
eouandSum-
Although NJ Psulsoa's astsnpts TO raise ~
Mystic have thus far peovod unavaaiiug, ~ 10
dxsesc-isch Dcrchass blocks and sons stout
cssas. Heseso:oso h hes sxsx:ed . strata Of
toffy toos o. the sunkes er.ft. and now pro-
poses 70 put on the fail ssesogth Of the Sow.
sixty sona
nsv ashipg schooner has juss besn launched
q North Seattle. having bssa built b. Capt
Galley. The new erait hss bsen nsmsd the
49, a
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MINING sTgtKs
EASTERN NAEkETs.


s fcsS. jane n The week crs.aed with
sN@say Gal markets ia Hsh stsea, TAe
ssSAey In uaaes caused reIngaiss. aa houses
: ssesntsse ol~fs,soas A, ths oF>sing ni
@As.et tAeTv wSs . general ssvaace. the
ssssehiSat faugi ~ from i.st'. p<y cunI =,
a. IS AAeas''sn. p..i.iiers AL Z ascaxo ,sas Ia
= s1 Tbs .eSctsSlss la6Gcc. scne traders
$50 zee ~. snt Sugar aad s.onrl fselne
- Chicago s,ss and aSzsl E.ec:sic
:. AZ 'Hs h-isace - tie l.si :! PEI cent 4
- 49,. .ses esai eecusroi At;cs 3e,gvery
-. sAsD t-saey e&ssA -. fas rais sor ca.
asN9f> * 'rars = tn per ceni soaliu.
- sssSsess ot exchange. wA.cs sevsvys! TIE
ssea' 4Foaso-e goli tFnYcfs, a,,o exert.i .
SsAfsss~ IL faeaee
"sgssAsst asas:s ~tawe-
IA SS'sss ua-s-swes saa as,.; slos.nx a. ssse
fESAsCfsL
Gs- va eA4E-&esiye al @Ax1 per ees. :
"aesed at per cent rs.ns pspsr. eos
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-20

THE STATE or rRADE

eAs Francisco. June l9--The local meY-
ehandlse markets were quiet this morning and
psees steady. The produce markets were we'll
supplied
Business was ne,tvs In fresh vegetables and
summer fruits. and berries oi all kinds did Get
kr. Potatoes arc weak.
Batter IL steady and cggs are firm.
Poultry remains unchanged
Produce rcco pts-f Flour. quarter sacks, a-m
wheat ceutas, 5.ati. barley. ecntais. 1885.
oats. csntsls. aes. corn. sscAs. Sll; rye. sacks,
l.sSs, beans. sseks Isl; Potatoes, sacxs. ss4i:
obions. sacks. 60; bTsn. sacks, T.tsi
/ oar We quote; Net cash prices for family
eStrss 81 lesi IS rer barrel; takers ex,rns 81 %
l9i 10. sarernns. - Ssss ~
Nneat~ihc market was not quito a. st~a.y
this morning - II WAS on saturday taat, bu,
there was no positive lowering of priccs AZ
TIE same time tha tendency OF tho si;ustl on was
o. declining character. Prices are qaotahie at
ga yer ceuts! Tor No. l. aud 81 -. iOr choice
ntltns grades SEA al range OF eLx3'S si 81 per
haFier sro, business continues OF iigh, p-o.
PARTON. the new Srop now coming forward
Feed, s<'s,I>s. yer eenta. tor good quality, aid
&c Tor eaoics. brewing. siesss i,usis per GENITAL
~. ua'- TIC mnske, 10 Vel sarp.,Td with stock.
surprise, o. Tttti.-S, milling. tt.esssi65: fancy
'sed. sl.tS a.. good 10 choice, sisstLtt
soamon tn fair. 81 iSsl Is. gray. g. a<si ~ /.
escA, slissl-9 per GENITAL.
eslL RoAsa
Following are toe safes recorded at the call
tcsFG TODAY
ahsst-Norntng Informal session, December.
~ t@us, 81 $is. sellers i,sS. neg, leo toas.
~ rer eeatas
hsfiey-Moyniag, iaformat session; Deem
or, 80 tons. eic; No tame. 9isc soo tens. o.. e
ss GENITAL Regular session. December, 20
tens a.. t.o tons. els.c seller. isaA. aew,
0soas >sc: loo tens, ~ =: loo tons. So &c. so
1as, s@se iST eental.
FINANCIAL
.isss's-cu sight, New lo,k. pes 3i0a. par.
~*faas hIsls-tia London. ao-iay bank. saA
ssIvER
.ss.sef-hars, per ounce. ~ $50: Mexican
easafs UssOfiec
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-20

Loapox STOCK RxcHAxsk

LYNDON STOCK RxcHAN6k
LONDON. i.uno i9--Cansois. 90 ID: Bank oI
England disc punt rate. ~ per cent
SILVER
Bar silver. l9e5 fne. ASH.
EtoLisH GRAIN nARxRI
LIVERPOOL; June 10. Wheat Demand moder
ate; UNCHANGED.
Corn--stcasy; spot demand moderate: futures
fair SPOT. q s1sd. jane. ~ sd July. Il I'D:
August. 10 }ai
LONDON. June ~. Tho MART lane Erprss,
saya: la the south OF England wh eat 10 IN n
and the plan; 10 short la the eastern couuiies
large area gives promise OF exceiien t:prod NC
ton. In the middle aud western conn tios fu.
yisd viii beampossible. In scotland wheat ID
forward and ,prounisss well.
The price :of English wheat IL unchanged.
Foreign wkeat has declined "a per quarter IN
thirty eight out OF sixty markets
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS,

-fE ARLINGTON

yx.xsSsrx. Jane IL The steamer City o,
,uensa "a ses Tor the sogs4 today with sAe .si
!ow!as pAssssaxess:
pa- ss.t,,ss-u- Harrison. A. }. BAKER. 9 Mas
Tie Il Neville Mrs I. II. nsarssy ana cal2
See u.r-y :.,xtss Mis- Z. Rrseker. Miss ste.
N -. M. 3 ~ ws.s, Ms z Z psuEn. 2rs
VI gahrsisn T. Ncpoaais aae sea aa4 Mss
Ne. ttsra.se.
~ Iar,sFt. nsysg. daughter AMI So
T. H. nuxe,: ] J. 6s.aese. Mr.. +, 4 lsei q an
saa chi.trel: A " >eot;. wife xas easld-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-20

s.eaae, gsr,i Trsass. Ass ecre to san lnaa
islsEGs &.sr-.A cargo ct ls=as-
fAs locAs l.srecsorx. usste q: GrAys Hsroer
lxst seeA. n. psc.ea e.g III steamboats,.
~ IL uassazaa has -sssrasl fce@ Portland.
where re wsai - 2scv~as essay OF the usytseg
kspae;.c Ee sara tat steamship left Portland
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-20

That In addition TO the superior bervicc
and fastt;ms acquired by taking the Union
Pacific system. all tickets to the World
fair are good via Ogden, Salt Lake and
Denver.
For sleeping car reservations and gen.
eral Information call on OF address
A. G. MARTIN, General Agent,
706 Second street, Seattle. Wash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-20


The noticesbIs change In the appearance OF
tAs local market teswcan Saturday and sunday
uas In the supply OF fruit ana vegetables. Al
~ close Of business saturday theso vae
scarcely package OF either In sight, but the
ansaI OF the steamship Umatil!a brought 10
isesl dealers considerabls supply. The supply
4 potatoes wss especially largs, there being
I'D sacks The other articles wsfs Ia lss1
euaasstie,. but the supply OF nearly everythius
bnog gosd
ne1Asoes being plenty and the season we'll
slsae. now sell for ~ 30 2 cents. slightly less
IN last week.
Cherries are also in considerable quantities
md blacks sell ~ low a. 80 cents, while Royal
Anns IN ct II.
The first new peaches Of the season came on
~ steamer in limited quantities and soid
Wsdiiy at e2.2S per boz. More sprieots also
srivsd. selling At o. IS per case.
About the usuai supply OF vegetables u on
hsnd. but NO changes In prices other than those
especially noted have been made.
Bran and shorts continae weaker. but there II
= yet no change in quotations
Native cacumbsss, dollhouse product ell -
l!sn ~ 10 cents per dozen for those OF prime
quality. while poorer go st corrsspondinsiy
MSS figure
strawberries are again enits plenty. although
Ringing good prices. The iatensss Of the season
Nero wisl bring tho bulk Of native berries into
nsrset st time when competition from other
astficts has passed. waita wsila fruit 10 rap
iAiy disappearing and Oregon's will soon te
much scarccr. while native berries have been
saislng thus far in very limited Quantigles
0seebn and Eastern Washington berries nov
I'll q e per crate. while native fruit goes q
UAOe5o
Red raspbcsries sell somew hat less than last
5 vses. being quoted n $3.50 per box.
SHIPMENTS AND REcErrrs
During the last twenty Jour hours produce and
merchandise have bscn shipped from and re.
nived at tho post OF Seattle in the following
euAntit!cs:
Tons.
ohipments by rail and water. ........... i.os9
1oesipte by rail aud water I,5N,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-20

PoRrLAsp, June ~ Especial. -whsat--Ths
nevement slow. but press show . slightly
halter tone Valley. 81 i?'setl ist: waiia walia,
eio,sstsLoyS. per Genital
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-20

Don't ORCHARD
STEAMER ELLA
srYANrH grcKEYR

p~Anfs. AID refarnizhsd ssav-s Nesehasss' 4oek
Tuesday. ~ fssnr sa3 -sssrdAy - . "a %
KsnSsaan. tsass.his. ESaaoS. -Aae~cK. Lair
wsssp. DaxAsto. Hoad~pnft. Dnsoa Etsy Afss tntsr
Er@saase s~osatx arriving IN Talon stfy ~ p ~.
Leaves ni0a City = M wednesday, fx1A4
cd saaeayA esxsyteg - sssxsts = 9 @
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-20

IL - -
pacific NAVIGATION CO.
wHArCoM ROUTE
STEAMERS STATE OF WASHINGTON AND
SEHQME
Alternate on Following Schedule
oofSa SoarH. DAILY. eofSs sorrH.
Leave 600 PM Tacoma Arrive 500
Leave $50 pm. Seattle. Leave 500 am
Leave l:30 am'Pt. Townsend. Leave 500 pm
Leave 4:v0 am. Aaaccrtes.. Leave $50 pun
Leave $3.50 am. .fAirhayen. Leave :ou pm
Arrive 500 am ~. Whstcom.. Leave $50 pm
steamer Sehome cals nj furs Tow nsend every
alternate day In both directions
Connects ai Everets daily with steamers for
anobonish ri yer points; at seattle with steamer
Monticello tor Fort Townsend ana Port angeles,
At Tacoma with trains fsf west south aud east
Whascom with Z. p. r. Il trains for north and east
t. CONNER AND wHInBy ISLAND
STEAMER EAIkHAvEN
Leaves Seattle daily except sunday. 900 . m.
for Everett. La Conner AMI ali Wildly Island
points; arrives Ia coanes $500 m leaves Ia
Everett 80 - ~ and arrives seattle 400 =
EVERETT AND sNouoMIsH ROUTE
STEAMER HENRY BAILEY
Connects at Everett daily with boats 90 ana nom
Whaicom La conner and seattle Tor Nasyssiile
East Everett Lowell and snohouaish-
n, R-rreisht shipped vissur line soss through
during the night
Firss-ciasa service In eli departments
Headquarters In seattle. Yesisr DOCK.
For further Information address
r. J. RArHBoNE. tsen1 Agent. Seattle.
FRANK WATEhHousE, tsen1 Mgs, Tacoma
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-20

ccOmencene March 97th paDsogoro loavtne
Spokane on MsndAya Wednesdays and rrtdaya,
eonnect same aferaeon q Nershpcrt wish ssesmss
A inswcFsn, Kasio. and SLOGAN, and paNaenxsss
arriving from the n0ssA on those days vln 90 -
Sortiy through 10 Spok one. arriving ~ 8 80 p -.
Daily service via this lire VIII coWmeoco aoOuo
April lou, when possengsrs wiA - threooA -
oome day
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-20
FOR THE WORLDS FAIR
Northern Pacific
Railroad Company
coNNxNc1xc NAY II.
tfss Eft 81: sor'cs Il
New Pullman Upholstered Tourist Cas-
Pullman
Palace
Cars.
FROM SEATTLE DIRECT TO CHICAGO
WITHOUT CHANGE
FROM SEATTLE DIRECT TO CHICAGO
WITHOUT CHANGE

fhe Tourist Carr are the dnsss run BY any trans
sentimental road and open % inspection In the
Northern Pacific ards. foot % Columbia street
Round trip. nrss-ciass and tourist tickets sold as
very lowest rateA
Fer tickets md further Information. apply .
NOkTHkRN PACIFIC DEPOT TICKET OF
IlCE, conner West and Columbia strsess
NORTHERN PACIFIC CITY TICKET OF
TICE, corner Yesies nv. and Front st.
A. NADEAU,
General Agent Seattle, waaA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-20

roste0ee ss Gsosestswn BsrglsstssA.
The store In which the postofscs at
Georgetown. on the Duwamisn river, Is
located. vas entered Sunday night and q
few articles belonging to the government
and others belonging TO Julius Horton
were taken. The burglar failed to leave
any clues - TO his identity.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-20
OFFICIAL TINE CARD
TAKING EFFECT JUNE s. 1893.


FOR 90 Paul and East-A 40 n m and 10 80 a m
For Portland and South-S:l5 q m, A:AO ana
0:S0 p IA.
For Olympia. 0ray's Harhor cities and South
8end-6:l5 q m
For Tacoma-s:l5 and l0:ls q m. 2:ls. A:sO.
700. $40. and 10 81 p N.
For snohom'sh. Ssdro and Anacortss-s:30
q N. and 3:s9 D. m.
for Everett sumas ana whatcom-s 80 q m
For Snoqualmie Fails and North Bend-S: 80
q n.
TRAINS ARRIVE At sxArrLA
FROM St Paul and East-l2:7e q m and $40
p. m.
700 p m
From Olympia Gray's Harbof cities ana South
Hend-0:O0 p m.
From Tacoma-12:3S. las asd Sis q N.
1Z15 800. 7:t0 aud $40 p. m
From Snohomish, 6ecro ana Anacortee- 80
= m. and 4:3i D. m
From Everett. sumas and whatcom- "a d m
From SnoQualEnie fails and forth Bend-A:32
p N.
AAILRoAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO
ALI. POI Nra IN THE wnRfn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-20

DACYFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Dispatch steamers from seattle - follows:
For San Francisco. via PORT Townsend ana VIC
soria, Ut p. fpAsseagers received ~ beard ~
p m-J June ., Z. IL. II. % 81.
For Alaska June T. Z. II. ~
From San Francisco for Victoria snA Puget 0eun1
portA ~ y m, June 4. D. Ii. 10, ~. ~
Tickets may b oeia ned q: the once Of he COM
yany, ~ Ocean COCK, sea.tie
GooDALL PERKINS CO,
General Agents. San fSAacasoA
J. 4 JOHNSON. r. II snpi.. seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-20

OLYMPIA. June l0-fSpscial State Au-
ditor Grimes returned FROM the East yes.
terday. II 10 expected that arrangsmsnss
viii b made immediately TO convene the
capitol commission a an early date.
On the return Of Gov. McGrsw . day
will be fixed for the meeting Of the emer.
geucy board.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-20

ELY on THE "fLSkhs
sEATrLI TO TACOMA
-Four round trips daily except sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutoA
TIE STEAMER sFLYER"
Regular daily and sunday tsips. seattle Tacena
soute, - follows:
TAKING HSvDcP
THURSDAY. JUNE
TINE CARD.
Leave Tacoms-6 80, 0sse .. m, go. Sis . -.
Leave seattle--e:lS, HAS .. m. 3 30 TOO y q.
aCNpAY.
Leave Tacoma --6 I'D, IL 30 q m. 4 30 n.
Lave seatsis-s 90 = m, 400. TOO y n
Landing ct n. r. wharf Tacoma, cad Conmse.
eial dock fool Of Marion street. SeattiA
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lCiose connection with n. T. train from Portland
and San Francisco
Steamers "city Of Kingston" and city OF Seat
tie'' make close connections at tho Tacoma wharf
with trains to and from Portland. and with tho
East and West bou nd overland trains
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-20

DEoPLE's SAVINGS RANK
Occidental Block. seattle. WASH
CAPITAL. eloo.c00
OFFICERS AND TRUsrEEA
Jacob Furth. President
Arthur a. benny. Vice President
| James " nayaen. Manager. cashier and oooy.
Prank l. Riodgcts Assistant Cashier.
Louis schwahscher. John Coliiaa + G. Nsu-
TrAnsacss = savings hank business exclusively.
Deposits received from 81 TO sio,ooo
ger ssn sn ordinary s.:a -
D,vtaends declared last days Of Nav and Mo-
vemeer Loans made GA real estate or approved
coiiAerass only.
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK OF
i seattle
raid mp capital. accommodating GO
surp.us. o0vVv
Sell exchange and make teisssarhic traasfsss
10 ali parts 81 me United states and Europe
chants, Manufacturer. individuals and corposs'
Collections entrusted TO our care VIII ssessvs
JACOB FCkTh-............. rFsaoees
A. n sTEwART............. Vice Prssidoas
q F1AuENTMAI. I. RoBINsoS aaA JAAxo
X. HAYDEN.
COMMANDMENTS,
xa,isssl nask Of Republic. Neg yess; Cen
mefeyai National, Chicago: First National 0aAk.
81 Paul: HANK Of California. sen francioooS
First Nasional HANK Portland
THE yIRsr NATIONAL BAHK OF oRATrID
Paid up capiea1. oloO 90
Ourpaus...s...ssss- -~.......s.....ss.... 1eO.O0o
< =. MCNnAW .......sss.sss...ss.......r veesqeov
1Au1sCS AC1ICxAN.. Vtco PrQoSdeuo
AexAD AVAS ssGooAtoo
General banking business traasasssA
olsAs and teisssaphic exehsnee payable 10 I'll -
principal cifss VI the United etssse
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Jay LEONARD.

JAY Leonard. From race horse family.
Sired by Judge Leonard. he by Zero.
son of Boston. The liam IF Jay Leonard
was by Pants. impaired by Dr. fulton.
Jay Leonard grand Dam was by Bnltush
Morgan the founder Of the Morrill, fami-
ly. Jay Leonard Is dark bay horse I
years old. IL habds high. weight i 900,
will stand at Breaux Bridge. This sea-
son 1899.
Service fee $500. Usual frtnrn pri.
viIege. Mares kept at grass for 20 cents
per month, hay and grain extra.
Jay Leonard has standing challenge
to trot a five mile heat with any ri our
local stalIions for purse not less than
ilJOOD.
For other information address 10
AMiLCAR MARTIN.
Brraux Eriipr. Ia.
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THE
Cheapest
STORE
IN pOwB IS
K.SchVartz.
Notice.

The tax payers Of the Parish Of st.
Martin. are hereby notified that the list
ing aud assessment of all taxable pro-
perry in the parish Of st. Martin. for the
taxes of 1893. are completed and that
said lists and assessments will be ex-
posed in my office at ST. MartinvilIp, ac-
cordiDg to law during 81 days after ten
days notice that is from June nth TO
July 9Th 1898 for correction If any to be
made. ". MARTIN,
Assessor and Registrar.
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The Great Southern Remedy.

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and buy that which is thoroughly en-.
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whom 1t has cured. a trial bottle will
test its merits.