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J. Rodgers brought suit in the
rs <g'os court yesterday agains, the Union
e7'fsl Life Insurance Company. OF Gin.
eaasti, O. to recover 81 90 on ,he hfe
sf o. her late husband Il. H. Rodgers.
=, sers VAS for some time captain Of the
f7asf ( [. Casns. on Lake Washing
- - aa1 siiot hisuse1 accidentally while
hunting on l.ske Ssnasmish. on the
q last January. living 5u; few
A'ser the accident. Mrs. Rodgers
'has az Of the conditions 81 the
nave been observed. and that abe
'aAas proc, Of her husbands death.
sSqa'fei by IL Ii Is elairaes. tina. no
- ~ TIE policy has beea paid and pay
sass, Is refused.
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- J. IooooFo 8ovesa HE Co0oOeato1
with the lnsettutaou.

Win the 10ofte0ttaD.
In the retirement Of T. J. Landers A
cashier Of the Seattle Dime Savings bank
l wish TO state 10 the public I consider
Mr. Landers a. strictly honest and up
right and competent banker. that hi. ac-
counts have always balanced to . cent:
they have bsen examined by Mr.. A. W.
Young. who pronounced them correct to q
cent, and also stated that the system Of
books used by Mr.. Lande-s is the most
simple and complete of any he ever exam
ined; that Mr.. Landers' retirement is BY
mutual consent Of the directors Of said
bank and not By any act or omission on
his part. l. y. B,sxrow.
In leaving said hank wish to again
state that this bank 10 onga solid fornda-
tton; - capable of paying its depos;sors
- for every 81 deposited: that Mr.. l. n.
Bigelow will continue IS president of said
hank; that my association with him in
said bank has been such that l consider
him . competent and safe banker
E ]. LANpEHS
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The Rrsr IL Tie MnRIn

On the .-ts OF February, i>s ! VAS TAKEN With
q vtoient saass ia the srSs4G 81 tie Siaaeys~ I
suffered suca axosy that could hastly sssnd
an A. SOFA ~ ysssss Die applied too AlIsucx' $
ruaars fIAtfKkk, c2e over each k.daey. aad
Law dawn. Ia an koar. 10 nav sarrr.se and DE-
lishl TIE psaa aad vaaishea aaa sxs welt
~,,ye tne matters fer day 81 too prScsu, on
Ard teea IN moved then / Aaye been usine
AaIcocK's fnnors fiAsrEss "a nay family sag
snn Last Ten saara aud have slways found tie m
ths !, ,sshcaf aud hest remedy .or co.As ssra. "a
aaa Rheumatic a6setseza Prom nay experience
believe saes are the beat 81 sstsrs IA tie world
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neak fas Gees UsAss AAvsssps,a
ProsecotinC Attorney John ?. Nllf.r
yesterday finished BE srgument On his a.
murreT 20 tbs complaint Of the Boeton
NATIONAL. ths Seattle National. the Yir,t
Nsstonai, the Puget Sound Nasiooal heaks
and tns National Bank AZ Comuerce in
me Cnised states circuit court, praying
Ter IN Injunction restraining Counsv
treasurer Byron Phelps from collecting
tne saxse asessssd against them for the YEA,
ASA. A the conclusion Of Ns. Nilier's
argument Judge aanford took the matter
under adviseaasnt.
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HAS TITLE IN FEE SIMPLE.


easiraad Company HseaPee Another
Victory Over shassytswa sqsssesss.
The cases Of tho Columbia 4 Puget
soans railroad against T. J. Adair, and
sgains' W. w. Roper 81 al. were ON trial
erfors Judge Osborn and jury yesterday,
king consolidated by agreement.
The defendants are sqnatters on block
y. Of Bel! & Denny's addition. and the
easssses To be decided was the same a in
shs eases Of the same company against
harsa rs Christopher aud Charles Dan.
ca,ss1ad Monday.
Tie ssses occupied some time until they
csrs before the jury. and then they we're
eeesse'i IN short order.
Iss fnIroad's title was declared to b q
- staple, and damages were assessed
seasass Adair amounting 10 so. and
seasas' Roper and his co-dsfendants Of 81
'er sssir two years OF unlawful occupancy
Of The PREMISES.
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TINE 8LO4r8k.


VI \.
q. ". Fishef ". J. N. Quiglsy Order and stip
alssion that fhe original papess aud exhibits b
sent TO the s4rrsme court: stgsed.
McDou9aii q southwick va w. A. More
Order allowing Frank Hanford to intervene with
Mepausaii & nouthwic signed.
American kniiiine and Loan Association va
4. A. ssaeraSe ct al-onief publishing deposi-
ton Decree ior plaintiff .. prayed for
yorce; gfautssd riairtin
seattle Gss'.s Electric Light Company ". G.
x kinneas q aL-ofdss allowing WORK TO b
done under restraining order.
Dosaiaico Ensns Va C. H. wcods-O Order OF de-
fault. sseueC.
J. Bowets w. II. u. Bssley ct ai-Judgmant
ios plaintiff; nndinss ordered prepared.
cryt1 pRrAarnRSr-ossoRN.y
coiumbia Puget sound Railroad Company
N I. Adair- Jury verdict for plaintiff; dana
ce,umsi. & Page. sound Railroad Company
" ". W. Roper q al Jury verdict for plain.
TN; damages assessed ., 81
H. q. fossss va seattle Cedar Lumber Com
peny-Continued - June II
msat 90 plseiings In cum OF ei.ita
MA r. berger ~ Ansus McAuisy ct ai.--or.
der diminishing cause. Gig aed.
T. NJ 6ofdsfn 81 Ux. va Town OF slaughter--
Judgment foS costa. sigaec.
Reliance Lean and lru.s Company vs. Daniel
scanys'dsr-s,sns.naed to !ans -
statement al sacts: signsd.
{. H. HIli Va Luther b. Yoanes Order OF
Judgment fcs elA 81: signed.
W. l. Bslea vs y. u. Gaitfoil-~Judgmsns on
verdict OF Size %; signed.
Araad Iiasasge,hy OF a. ~ W. y. McNs,,-
Default sna .siagmeat Tor s.sks.: signed.
eRiniS Al pxrARrNgsr-HrnxaI
c. Z. Celensaa Va J. 3. Sinclair ct aL-on
trial.
Buell. 4 RGeests Va c. X Jennss--st-ieken at
quest OF defendant
ysoHsss nRrARrusSr-IASsIRY.
Estate OF sarah A. Boyce~pecree appointing
George L. Bcssee administrator. boad axci 81
SID
Esiate OF lanes X Redistribution for let
tiers OF Standardization; hearing Get for June ID
Et,ate ct " A. Hascrouek Report OF sdmia-
istsatfsx. flssf.
Estate al " II. Raeknsm Rona approved.
Estats 81 4 ". Iisii--fes.tion Zoe Letters Of 81
miGsA traitors hearing Set For June IL
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S255,M-

SAW MlLL-wsis equipped saw mill,
With engines and pianerx At Boshs,i. Il uiiss
from seattle. On s. 1. 5. & L r e.; capacity
<o.ao to n.o feet Per day. - serss in the mill
site. A broad gauge rsilrssd ruas from the mill
BACK iaso large body OF fac cedar and CIR
umoes for 81 miles and 10 equipped With Q
good standard gauge locomotive The mil, IL
also on TIE line OF The proposed eut-es Of the
Great Northern and cu sAnnauish RIVER per~
hitting the towing Of lumber to ssassla The
mill alone cost $so,ooa 10 In coed condition end
bargain for practical man
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year go. In uiiifui violation Of HE ms,.
nsgs vows. and without her coosent.
Isey hsvs three chiidrea, aeed 4 ma 4
ysau, With scrns o600O worth o. eommr.
nssy property. and 1n. PACKARD vante :
ovorce, the custody of oil the childrea
sae O han asAs property. - her compasins
alsd ysstsrday states.
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The MacD. & s. Co.
7i7-sia7:i-7ss Rnyr s.

When summer shoes or any new
lad in shoe leather is wanted you are
sure TO find it in the Ladies' Shoe
Department. We have q splendid
stock Of the latest styles in low foot
wear TO show you.
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nasss,y street ". X. Revival.

Today w.Ei lie the last dav IN the series
Of evsnget.tic services in the Battery
street Mesks,disi church. A Bible reading
will he heis ri O'Clock. and preaching
service At s4S. BY special request Mr..
Arne viii stag Some Day, Some Time"
Tonight's service will be Jubilee time.
All are veYe cordially invited
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isss foreclosure suit brought by the
American Building and Loan Association
aes~sss A. 4. Seagrave was heard by Judge
.asxsy Yesterday aud y decree made in
sas Esainsif's favor. In March, issa, sea-
Sase FAD puFch ased foO shares OF the build.
nag associations stock and in May Of the
sssHs year had borrowed 5000 from the
ss*~iA'son on his shares, giving . bond
estes payment OF The premium bid and
@f tSse faithful payment OF the interest,
.aa securing the same By q mortgage on
20 - 20 block L.. A. 4. Denny's addition.
" ~aseh property he had erected the
80 scagrsve With :hc money borrowed.
s'es so'es did not pay and Seagraye wAs
se1s'ss To pay more than 81, iil dues en- his
sasses OF stock. on which account the
!. 'easer brought sgit 10 recover the
80, With accrued interest, and fines for
va Ssn'naymen. Of dues at the rate Of $40
mon'h from March 81. 1897. Judge
ssSessS-ey gave Judgment as prayed for aud
A'ea the mortgage q prior lien 60 other
>s4ss against the praperfy
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There is one branch Of the sho
business to which We are giving q
great deal Of time and study. This
IS Infants and Childrcnis Shoes A
larger and finer stock is not shown
anywhere on this coast. Best Of all,
the prices in this section are down to
the point that stimulates liberal buy
ing. We have just received . lot Of
"hrst shocss-the little soft sole
dainties that are for the very small
people not yet versed in the ways Of
walking. These shoes viii please
every mother.
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Sodee Haniord's time yesterday Vas oc-
eopaed II hearing the aseumenes Of coun-
81 IN the Lake Shore rsceiyersnip case.
L. Z. o'iman represented the petitioner,
VINO are the aainority stockholders in the
company ana claim that the road has
oesn opefased in the interest of the North.
ern Pacific, which owns the controlling In
terest. The. defendant corporstion 10
represented BY A. =. Burieigh.
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m s1rLE soMswaAr mrxxp.


X rocD114ao ~ ebe oo10o0 Bay Lons
bes Company Property.
9lepscrssty Of the Salmon Bay Lumber
neGny as Ballard. which has besn the
u - = mere litigation for the value Of
ksty shsn the Denny Hotel, 10 II court
! go. psesalAy for the last time. The case
ion tyisi before Judge Humes 70 settle
- ownership, suit having been brought
c. C. scotsman to recover possession Of
\ r. psesr.y from Joseph Sinclair and
~ nsis Is situated on the tide dais near
nllmd. end with the land on which Il
nDle y valusd as shout SIS. go.
q tAs 18th Of June. 1859, the land was
onsoysd by the West Coast Improvement
eomeaay. which then claimed Il, to Hyte
1 CAttsadsn under contract for its GALE,
peoasiesration being q. 500 Soon after
~ Dorsgaged his interest 70 Chittsn.
- II 5000. and Chittenden conveyed
- Dsorerty to the Salmon Bay Lumber
oDopesy, composed Of Chittsnden him.
I'D g. Lindsey ana G. C. Coleman, the
te0paEy assuming the mortgage and
aseang to pay al debts contracted In i'm
vpssing Tie property.
AmocE Inc oeDO contracted IN building
- mill were two which were not paid
promptly. end the creditors, the Puget
eeond Machinery Depot and the Gilman
Park d.imbsr Company. fled and fore
Closed iisns upon the property. At the
$40 81 the property under foreclosure
Coleman I'D Il in. whether for himself or
~ tha company cannot b said.
: Aess iais The mortgage given 70 Chit.
seaeen sas forsclosed BY Day Bros, who
nad bsecfne owners OF il, and they bid in
Ne psors-ty.
Jeeeih =. Sinclair. who IL the defendant
- present suit. was . judgment cred
- - the Salmon Bay Lumber Company,
- attempted TO redeem the property
mn ih.s sale. To aid him the salmon
~ Ia:aber Company conveyed al Of its
esress - the parties who are nov his CO.
o@lenGants.
cole.aan has obtained q sberifrs eeYtiil-
ease al purchase ut the sales under the
6iimsn Park Lumber Company and Puget
Boana Machinery Depot judgments, but
, unaess TO obtain possession and brings
|his sfs,s To eject Sinclair.
The gsuai question Of the ownership al
'ide RATS has hcen raised. and the title. 10
ook 81 Il from the outside. Is seemingly
not ssesr in any Of the parties. II viii
eo1b'ssss be ssraishtened out by the
cOufts.
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y IN ~ IN csassh nfvure. c>~~.

=. saee l. Packard vas married 10 G IL
s.,. ~ saoaoinlsa eoUaty October :.
A., saa 10 IS sssll her husband in law,
80 = Ms Packard alleges. nos in fact
says sAs, 10 deserted Ter in March =
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A couple Of Chinese who had been CON-
miseed on the charge of smuggling 70
swat the actson Of the United States grand
jury. bat wsrs released on bonds furnished
~ Wah Chone 4 Co. we're surrendered 70
the Federal court yesterday By their
Dondsmsn ard will b taken to McNsti's
isisno today. Their bondsmsa feared that
they intended 70 leave the city.
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week All members OF the association are
urged to attend this meeting and 70 do
what they can 70 make the coming and
stay Of the Old people in every way CON-
Portable and en,oyahie.
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oseS 80 No00ty Om0oos
United States commissisnss ssrtsss took he
senos. which wrs nhsilsd By Frank Dassons for
- foe rspaira
Licenses 70 wed were issusd yssssrd.y for
Tracy II Robertson and Blanche Rs,fe, bosh Of
seattle; c. J. aesd spd Misc Z n. Stout, both
OF Kent; and asbert ]. Adams and Clara esst-
msir. both Of seattle.
Al chuns Es,d An Chung. two chinese Who
vsfs ordered eseportsd BY Judes HAniosd about
ave months sxa and who have beon out on hail
psndfng An ssasai, were yesterday given mp BY
By their bondsssan, Ching Ching Hook. and ara
nov In the eos:,sty Jail
The county, auditor received Hfsy volumes Of
the sesston lava Of 1893 from the state printer
yessefdsy anf they are NOW ready foe distsibu-
st0u amoog the tussicos of the psocs OF King
county. The Justices will have % call or sen1
postage - The oouaty can't sEosd 70 distribute
The report :cf The condition Of the county
farm for the xslpth II May shows The number oi
inmates on Ats 70 have besn sixty-av& OF
we're no deaths che ave persons admittsd dus,ae
the month msts the number OF inmates yestsf.
day nisy.thrses
II. Cafsteuk claims 10 have owned l.ss0,01o
shtnglse ID Jaassasy last and gave them into the
eefe OF W. X Est.ibone for storage some dine
previous 70 Gay - Pesttbone 10 said 70 have
dspcssd OF the shingles and refuses 10 return
thems to CarstEns damage In the sum Of e2,22Z
50. Canton hsought suit yesterday 70 recover
that amount fssem Pesttbona
Articles OF Incorporation OF the Pacific and
Puget Sound Botsiing eompanv were nied
yesterday IN The auditors office. The new
cooperation will engage in tho businsss Of
buying. Misunderstanding. bottiing and selling
cxsfaess, spirits and malt and other iiQuosaAnd
beverages Tia incorposaiors are p. II. Sheldon,
Samuel wsndss. Hugh MeSorisy, Herman Ritter
and George Bsxmann and the capital stock 10
$4,000 in zoo equal shares. The psincipal place
Of business VITA BE- Sensela
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THIRD srKxEr-foe % BY I'd feet o.
the east side Of TART street. between Marion
and Madison. adjoining the CAamssr OF coua-
nsrcs; includes tvo residences end win b good
ausiness property within Is neushs; rsasonahss
ssrma II 10 frs investment
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In 1888

Al reels lead 10 Caiease The caarasA M
wsGkes i 81. Paul railway seAts the vAa- sk'
Surssca sa,sa to the Wossa's fais
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On Tuesday next. juno 8. there will be
. special election for tho purpose of sub
hitting to the electors several propositions
n to mourning Indebtedness. Comptroller
Carson has prepared . statement for the
information Of voters which shows clearly
the purpose Of the bonds and the manner
Of voting - to their issue. II is a. follows,
rAn BOND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sy rHs
cry COMPTROLLER
Ffrss-Ths floating debt
amounting to ........-. t5iSSN n
Accumulated interest 10 July
l. 1885 ................. si,7cs 81
Balance due on city hall
lntercat due July ], ISIS 49,. 2.aS0 90
" so ~
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Schooner Norma, Capt Thompson, now load
Ing hunter at Spring street slip, will probably
cnish loading this week aud 90 to sea on Mon
day bound for san Francisco
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M treat, tcoA hese. yea kncu how weak
saa nervous Your vile 10, an1 yoa knew taat
Carte.'s tYo.; Pals viii sessSrs Der. gow why aos
ee ia.s A5ogs IL aas Bag her . hexs
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Twelve siocmins plants for 81. Wash
insion Floia! Company. east end Madison
street
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$1,000

FARM-Fu acres of rich bottom land. with
good house. barn. ontbuiidinss, together with
stock and machinery. II Is located near Reutou
and 80 acres ere cleared. Terms. ons-third cash
and the balance any reasonable tine q 3 par
cent
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The following nev suits were died yooeesday
In the once OF the clerk OF the superior court:
Alice !. Packard " c. II. Packard-suit for
divorce. =
Mary J. Rodgers ". the Union Central Life In.
surancc Com gAny-6uit to recover u. 600 on life
insurance poisry.
Frank Haneard, - administrator. ~ w. A.
Aorse--suit IL recover t6,c 60 rent for building
II. Carstsnsvs W. X. fsttibons-suis TO re-
cover &. 2f7. 81 damayes
u. +. ~. frsit Va Patrick Gal!aghef-Suit 70
rccover $50 sstofuey's fees.
II. W. Hig:ina W. Hella NJ. siegel-Suit 70
fofecioss real estate mortgage OF $3.50
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The pioneers OF the city will meet again
today at . 2. m a. the Chamber Of Com
snerce, 10 complete arrangements for hold
ing the annual state reunion here next
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$780,

TEMPE6ANCE SrREEI-Lot corner
Of Temperance and Repn biican streets. in Queen
Anne town, containing the well l. own log cabin
aud two good feaidencsA One-haif cash; bal
ance one and two years ct Per cont
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$1,000

FARM-5O acres Of good land In the Sam
mamish Valley. y, miles from Kirkland, on the
line OF =. {. = Il E. r 4 Part cash and the
balance at per cent
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$4,000

ACRES-<o acres very near Ballard, almost
surrounded BY plated property. This 10 PER
feet tsacs with . hns view aud ripe foe plating.
II is dce investment.
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ACHE

- 49, o. % many w. that hefN % WhogO
wc make our great boost Our pills cure h
while others do nue
Canvas LITTLE LIvE1 Puts are very small
and very easy 10 take. One or two pilb make
doe. They arc strictly vegetable and do
not grpe a. psirge, but BY their grntie action
pleaae oil Who ne them. In walls Ct - cents:
6ve Tor 81. Sold everywhere, or sent By mail
eAa4RR Hynieum "a Nh HsuA
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$1,000

JACKSON STR91r-Iot S. By 10 feet
on jackson street. between Tenth and Eleventh.
with ten room residences; hot aud cold water,
bath etc.
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$4,000

FRONT STREEf-?a BY III feet corner
Of Front aud Stewart streets. containing build
tngs insured for t.,sd0 This viii very 500 b
business property aud h cheap
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$780,.

RENTON ADDITlON-in sset square
corner Of Hyde ana Adams strssss. This IL one
Of the choicest corners In Renton addition. and
was selected by Governor NcGraw ~
the site for his home before his nomination aud
election and necessary residencs Ia Olympia
IL 10 . magnificent location for . nns
home.
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$1,000

BENTON ADD1TlON--IAsge lot ISIS feet
deep, running through from Madison to Mastick
streets. with good house Of ten rooms besides
pantry. closets and rooms In tho attic. cellar
etc. House faces on Mastick street, with the
Madison street frontage vacant
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Deals with
Nature.

In extracting frui, favors, DR..
Price deals directly with nature
and leaves the use of artificial ex.
tracts to those who have not the
chemical knowledge TO ex,rac,
from the true fruit, and who care
not what they Sell so long as they
can make money.
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$1,000

N1NTH srKEET-leo BY 10 feet, corner
OF Ninth aud Fir streets. Oue-half cash and
the balance In OF years at pr cent
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$4,000

FIFTH SrREEr-rwo lois. 10 fees
square. corner Fifth and Narsoa streets. con-
tanning hcussA
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G.y@.4@G,,e,ss
S27.5M-

BEG to call attention % she fellovins lis4 Of tn
vssfnenss for the current vsek:
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e6l9.a3A ~
Id ~ Baxter. Cashier Of The Guarantee Loan
q Tsuat Company and Swings Rank OF seattle
Washington. do HEREBY certify that the above Is
true and correct statement Of tile condition oe sAd
bank ct the close OF business, May 3lss. leN3
u. n BANrFR Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 3lss day
Of May. A. ID. 1904
TsRAIl w o. MORRISON
Ns.ary Public In and for the state Of WasAington.
residing seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-01
$1,000

MAIN STR9RT-d0 By 10 feet % Main
street, near Twelfth. with room hard finished
house. This II less than cost portion OF the
purchase price cen remain o. mortgage ct per
cent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-01
$2.5OO----

QUEEN ANNE HlLL-Two lots on the
very highest point Of Queen Anue Hill. with IA
unexce,led view.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-01
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YEsLEH Av8NUE-Iot 80 BY - feet
and good, hard finished room house. renting
for &a5 with hath, hot aud cold water. etc, on
Lewis street lev tsst Oh Of Yssief avenue car
line: part cash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-01
Snail n Snail oul aa.l lisl

CrATEMENr OF THE CONDITION OF THE
~ Guarantee Loan q Trust CompsnY and Saw.
ings Bank Of Seattle Waxh-. ut the Close OF bust-
ness. Nay 3lst, 1893:
RESOURCES.
Time loans and discounts. &SsA al5 ~
Loans real essatr. .........a..... 1881 Qe
trveRdratts secured and unsecured.... Ala 80
Furniture and fixtures .-..............., 5000 90
state. county and city warrants ....... ago. IS
Expenses and taxes paid .,......... 4,Xo 70
Colieetio in transit. ...e 1868 II
Loans PAYABLE on demand oS,alO 81
Due from DANCERS ana
agents. ........... 10, $40 10
Cash on hand and in banks s9. S69 81 163,a4S o.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-01

MADISON SrRRET-Thsrs srs . very
few ie:s left in our Mx6ison stsses addition On
paymsn; Of - cash and Sio . month. Such "a
cief viii never be made again In seattle