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SHOTS IN BROADWAY.
Pat sheshan Gets Away From an o@osr
bus 10 Rsca ptured.

Dot - bece pturcos
Butte, Sept. 2S.-Pat saeehan, Larry
Gleason and several others got into .
jumping contest on Main street tonight
In which Gleason easily defeated all
comcss. This so snRered Sheehan
that he undertook to show
Gleason that he could beat him with
his hands. IL he could not with his fest and
hs got il three times for his pains. Tho
until 0flcer McGrath helped him up and
started to take him to jail. In front Of the
California brewery Sheehan suddenly
throw the officer down and started on for
Meaderville at q lively clip. Thrce shots
fired nfter him failed to have the desired
effect of bringing him to . stop, but the OF.
icer finally succeeded IN running him
down. East broadway was . scene OF
wild excitement for few minutes after
the shots were fired.
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The Irish Convention Abandoned

CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-President NJ. v. Can.
non, of tho Irish National League, to-day
issued the following: II take occasion to
withdraw the call heretofore issued for
the convention to be held in Chicago on
the End proximo. do SO for the reason
that upon consultation with my friends in
Chicago IL is deemed inopportune and un-
timely to hold such convention as matters
of future policy have not developed In
Great Britain's parliament"
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The Policy OF the Administration show
Up In the House.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-Great interest
centered In the session OF the house to-
day, as II was known that d commun,ca.
ton would DO received stating the position
OF the president and administration on
tho Chinese exclusion question. The po-
sition occupied by the administration re-
garding the execution Of the Geary exclu.
sion law was definitely settled by such
communication. The letter contains
copies of the instructions sent the collect
ors of customs by the treasury department
under date Of May 4. They arc instructed
to take no steps looking to the enforce
ment Of the deportation act until further
notice. With regard to tho Chinese who
obtained admission to the United States
under false representation, the letter d.
rscts the officers OF the department 10 use
every effort TO enforce the law by their
arrest and prosecution. A copy was sent
of tho telegram Of Attorney General olncy
instructing the district attorney at San
Francisco, i'm view of the fact that no
funds exist for carrying out the law. to
have such Chinese as were held liable to
deportation TO bo discharged from
custody until such provision 10 made.
Tho house then took up the printing
bill. the pending amendment being by
Meikiejohn Of Nebraska. increasing the
price for composition from 20 to 80 cents
per 1000 ems. Lost. Then Meiklejohn
offered an amendment substituting an in
crease in tho rate on composition 10 q
cents per 900. Lost.
Morse Of Massachusetts, took advantage
of the latitude allowed to make an assault
on Commissioner Locbren's conduct OF
sbs ,,cnsiau sfflre He cha rood tho rotn,
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A Good Thing and Cheap

Fine French Dongola button boots foe
ladies'. cloth top. Goodyear welt aud pat
ent tips, worth S in any city in the United
States. selling by NJ. J. Connell Co. t2.6s
pair.
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Adventure. OF the Camperdown.

MALTA. Sept. 25.-Leaving port for
England to undergo an overhauling the
British bat,leship Camperdown's steering
gear broke down and she ran aground.
Tugs are endeavoring TO haul her off. The
Camperdowu is the vessel which ran down
and sank the battleship Victoria over a,
Tripoli. Syria. causing tho death of Vice
Admiral Sir George Tryon and several
hundred British sailors. She is bard
aground on q rocky bottom.
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PARIS. Sept. &-Thc miners of Car.
maux have voted in favor Of . general
strike.
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BIG FIRE IN ST. 20.
Several s,ovss Are Harmed aud the Losse
Exceed 81, 900 900


Excesd o.. .OoO. 900.
ST. JosEPH, No.. sept. 25.-Firs started
In Townsend q Watts dry goods store
this morning and consumed tho I'VE story
building, Regnier d Shoupe, crockery
company, the Commercial bank and other
buildings. The loss exceeds . million.
Among the stores destroyed were Ransom,
Garrett 4 Brewster, shoes; B. =. Barnaby
d Co., drugs; S. S. Allen d Co., Wholesale
groceries; tho Daily Ners building.
number OF firemen were more or less seri.
ously hurt. More than 100 people were at
work in Townsend q Watts building when
the flames were discovered. Then sscape
was cut on, but all were rescued by the
fire department.
The cause Of the fire Was the stub Of .
lighted cigarette thrown cArelessiy on tho
floor OF the storeroom on tho fifth floor Of
the big department store OF Townsend,
Wyatt q Emery. The fire department
could have put out tho fire but for the fail.
ure OF the water works pumps TO give
pressure sufficient to force tho water TO
tho required height. The flames had got
beyond the point where the chemical APP
paratus might have been of use. When
the fifth floor fell IL became apparent that
the building was doomed. and the firemcn
then directed their efforts to an attempt
TO confine the fire to the building. Handi-
capped by an insufficient water supply,
they were unsuccessful. The Townsend
q Wyatt building became q roaring fur
mace and the flames, leaping 100 feet
into the air, soon attacked the Commercial
hank building. Almost simultaneously
the flames jumped across the street to
the Carbey and France blocks.
Then u was apparent that the whole
block was doomed and the fear became
general that the entire business part of
the city would be swept away. The roofs
of the Carbey and France buildings wero
burning when the water began to come.
The department stopped the progress Of
the flames north at the German American
bank, south In the Carbey block. and west
at the building occupied by Ransom, Gar
rett q Brewster, Wholesale shoe dealers.
From the Wyatt. Townsend q Emery
building flames lcaped to the building oc-
cupied by Ranger 4 Shoup, crockery deal
ers. 1t quickly succumbcd. Then fol-
lowed that of S. A. Allen q Co., wholesale
grocers, and in quick Succession the
hotel and several small buildings occupied
by small tradesmen were consumed. IL was
3 o'clock before the fire was under control.
The conflagration had been under way six
hours. Al six o'clock the fire was still
burning fiercely in spots. The burned
district is bounded by Felix. and Sixth and
Seventh streets and the south half Of the
block between Edmond and st. Charles
and Sixth and Seventh. Allen Laird and
Oliver Knapp, fremen, fell from the lad
der into the burning building and both
badly hurt. Chief Kane was badly burned
a fol
stories into the cellar and had two ribs
broken. Calvin Wyatt was struck by flying
bricks and seriously injured.
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IAN FRANCISCO MARKErx.


- taAss's,e july IL There are no changes
q sSssassse ia The loesl mereAaad iss markets.
.ssSss Is generally quiet TIE produce
~ Esiers,eay active Nsadllnss are
sess novel 81 rather slowly. excepting
"a ksi ea!oas are arm and potatoes
s e..xs ~ ! ssp are unchanged.
rats ste dun. Z.
ssssy Is su.ss
ses e-ses 9ss-floar. quarter sacks. ss.s:
sFN wheat. csnisis, 1879, p.esoa
sszssy. eeass.is. sAesa. nass. eeasass.
= .sssstS9ss saa es,rts. sacks. rs. beans. SACKS
Sases* sasks. Ae.A
seste: Ne. cash prices ger family
~ - ssaS<.a9 per barrel easers extra, 3sz
sStsssfse, - NAN
saf~tgs situation reta.sas uneAsr~a,
nps.sssessy asslns at ths eerreat rates. kug
.tss.y re checked II efforts wsre sas -
~ az sssr~,. lust ~ sson So sny s,.ro,e.
m aaSh u ststsas eea;ess tue iosai rlAf.st
oA-s rs nspo<a al caee. Ma asp;,slx
- 4 se'2aas Al S. les .aail7s. per essatsf.
49, &s eaa4cc artsess; R4iliiag IRA fes
- S,..: for rev. aaa s..s' ~.:.ss
nssSs.-i,s ~sck clc.es ca . fairly steady
= 49, sss sasouzsxtnx rrospzs.s Nc quote
eNre se~t ~tx>t,.c PEI esHsai sar x.et
n l@ s~ss exa,sa.
- 80 anssr - get rasea 10 hsaass O. In The
~ .sssy uoo%A dealers laak Tor t~,ier
knS-s. 80 Sssss iaIary. Ne aassse egicxs 80
~ a. ats "a u az sssl AZ. milling, 81 ssss
'sess, tkssls. seei - sao.es.
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SEATTLE
MEDICAL and surgical
DISPENSARY
DIS. Merrill & Merrill,

Drs. Merrill & Merrill,
The nsoss WIDELY ana favosaosv xaewa specsssI>.s
o. sAs fAri &c CoAsI Ihe aoc.srs sexasr & "a
aA,~s srnas he assorAsy of she CTS OF New orr
and se Lsnx is4ana 81 ssgo asass,al. Hrocx iyn
>sw era. aaa tss!r .eax sSpe-.sac~. remarkable
Akia AID ami veraAl sacrsss Ia the Treatment Aad
care Of CbseatS ets~a&es saistso thsss efnlusns
ehysssans - shs fsi coz fasacs 81 the sEs.rssa
ssory acre
40 matter ~ha. year compliant eensai; these
saccessss specsai SKA wso ars ahts 70 s3ses cares
many tsas have esea rrsnss aces 30 eeI-sA
They treat SCIENTIFICALLY and SCC-
Css~fCLly. care QUICKLY and r R..
pIskAsKS Nxkvors pgnsi.ry AND Sax.
CAL DIs5RpFRS PIlk- eisrrGA AND
REAL ClCkks SYPHILIS 0oSoRaHOA.
0LErT Sp<r mosserhOA semtaax Nea>nssn 90
NaaAood NEgas sntssiess. IeeAs<d SsSastsss.
kseaasasism. Nicaragua Cserfa. Neasa;uA
As.anaA TssaerA Esuesssas- sal saxssa snl
s<rosalA hNnhoStLs- NAktSoSsLs en1
srRIsrcRE< sa4seASsy aaA sassSy cured ~tfsoss
pAaa aetessoa from azstasss saa casse saoraa-
Ted
Al s.fosmuses aaa s.psssnsass - asriass
1fsTA!S AND rosrrrvg ersx ss< ~
esrss sS-ess a. early vscs saA sae asns-cua evlD
ne. fasseS Ia tts train
Iaas sIp~rsenes 0ssA snrasAiseied soecssA =
sAs s-sss sssaeacs ~ . aosser's SAIL
Dlo ASE> OF u - ~ 81 ssse sscefve sSeeAAl
o.s<asfar ssassas ysr>anAas sAs OLDA28 -
0sss RXP gkl8NC8O sf8ClA Lists =
- Se0ok % srsss, sss1saG ssAssp CcoesAo4
- 81 0soaaGostal rSe0ooe O1Oo6p -
Us0uo oeBoo4 oeoeeses
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Asw So1x, July lA-On the stoek msrsae "a.
~ $3.50 psess wses reeor1ed q &c eesusne
o. eossoess. Lou1svlllo & Nsshviila. Ganersi
ksees'e. Asnssiean Sugar. Manhatssn ana
essaesn oying psominent The riss vss
s'm.seseo ~ repcsts Of . new bull
Ss.s S.nssos ssv1ne bssa formed With Q
eertasn oessssse. hesseeSoeU couspleuous In In
ausssiai dsses - manager. People in : position
e snow tnosssnt shs fumovs grew ont Of The
sses snss uN opesAtos. who had hen ia =
QuNsceas Esood oe late. purchsnod = liua
o. stocks ca ~ besak early In shs vesk
sef sur.. 1hs Kanses hank sroub,e
ana he sstsrhnsns OF the sehisssnesr mine
Feopssv ca9sed change In ssasinsss snd Ia
eesiy 9ssta Hss NOS oely tosf. bus mes decline
o. s40HS p<f oes1 socofded fes the day. The
hama ssaesn.ses checked the decline for tn
ume using. Bat - the sioss the tendency vss
uowuward- Electric fell iron Ga. closius at
05k NoEthssoessu 80 nossAly veak q tia
ScnIeeiugef smbasSassmens, end cOmmoe. altar
sfraoiioeal Advancs 10 1917. fell 10 ~ aad LEFT
eaas Ma 1As maskes clsssd weak
Govesnmesst bon1s- 1oeody
Petroleum Neelssssd.
vzEkIv sAxx srA1Rnxxr.
The New York weekly baak statsu,eas shovs:
eesefve isereoaot DsJAooo
Loens, dscrsaes. S.0o6.uD
Depootts, decrease, A,S05,0o0
The banss nov bold - $4,000 les than their
legal re uaremonts.
oSIyen BxpoaTA
Two hunGfed thousand ounces Of silver vss
taken foe * soet this incoming.
FINANCIAL
Money on ,,ali -Nemiually pr cent Prime
paper. colo. per cent Sterling exchenRs-
quiet. but hsn. WITH actual buoiu .ss IN bank
ere eliis q Is 81 sor sixty days aud AssAAsl<
10e demand.
SILVIA
sf,v.e -! v..k.. .o,.-
change, certificates declining 20 73c ON sales OF
O.W0 oupcei. Commercial bar silver, however.
advanced 10 ig 20 and Mexican dollars 20 so e
Ine weakneAs an certificates was due 20 the
purchase Of ,iiver ct 721Sc BY the treasury dc.
pafement
BONDS.
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skss = ossakIe less than for The preceding
- "a ote4e0.2 less than during the cor.
sa1ins vssk last year.
pose im?ostsnt feature Of the market Tor
festvvsk hm been reduction In the pelcs
HE n sospls articles Of food fuctuats
Aei< In pssos - . ruie, but any change 10
N11ias IN IL eject fos 20 one. rich q
Il stes without -four. The Ions-costiausd
seh b the price Of whsss hes bed In
i IL nour market. and California brands
Sto1 sedpced % cents Per baxvel. white
Afsgtao brands have besn vAfionsly cut.
~ tssm 20 common level OF q per bar.
- highest and e IS 70 Sa5o for lower
tnfs 1ecome scascer than formerly, cad,
~ y The usual tendency OF mtdspmmee,
4sova 1smsf. Ranch egNs now wholesale
Nuo go Eaalesn at 20 centA PEI doson.
nv ~ grown afmer, owing % IN advances
~ 0ltfornta market. but osts continue
~ - bssn plenty duriss the week. and
49, - at the present time i lafgo GUAM
Il a beAanas. about l.3O bunchss, srfivsd
4Mosuiu. which hes glutted the market
Reos ena betue. Those thai were ripe on AZ
44leU weat on ike hot eakes, and the green
bslng carefully held IN check 20 - 70
~ naskst supplied for some time 70 come
e9 q pineapplss also arrived On the same
~ Wsssimoo
~ irults have generally dsclipsd In price
DN - per cent Peaches. apples. cher
1T leRons are quoted cheaper Fiums aad
~ less head their own Raspbsrries have
III comparatively Low ngure and cell
- hs(lsr than formerly nov that stfswbes-
800 little scsrcsr.
M1eSh the financial stSingeucy still con-
- iAese are some ENCOURAGING oigno.
- N6Ws says In HE last weekly letter:
1illea OF greater ease. The demand Tor eur.
kom the interior has almost ceased. and
eats may quite posaibiy 80 currency r.
ING ffOa the West Besides which there II
4efss resource Of = great many mtiiiOne
eA as. esen Withdrawn most seidshly A01
1fsspusay from the TANKS and trust eom-
esss ~ savage banka Beyond thia. there u
amo.ans eoaAidesable In the axgregats. with
aSn1ron oeposit by private tpdfvi0ualo and
xa-e2sseivsuss country bank psostdentss
eniahon - eoon as the stsingsncy haD ahaeod.
nyvsfnsnt 10 likely 20 enon plaOo the
- "a m sasy position, when wo may run
% opposite extreme of = elue OF money
- tow sstce OF interest The pressure for dis
/ - ass slmosi entirely disappsarsd. Little
pessss 10 being made. and the stronger ana
peedeaf hsms had mads pfoyisiou ahead
III wants whea the first sigus Of the otovm
neS; 50 that now the amount of paper
- ~ bank Is quite nominal
SHIPMENTS AND asc.srra
2ntng TIE past twenty four hours produce
4nssehandise havc been shipped from aud
lived Al the port Of seattle Ia the folio wing
Vnhtiss..
Toas
ne ny rail- ana water. .............. a60
Sfs" sao wstsf l.ss5
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-
ssISE r.

loNpox. :taiy ia-Bsr si!veT. .s25 fne. rsd.
,SSoissA GRAIN sAskEr
isvRxroca Jgiy Is --N hest--ofsyet freely
ard steady. Sa rea winter, ss si.a; spring.
10 iSiS1 -,
Jnly. a. s.. August. - st.i: September. " "a.
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4sAx. July la-.spseial Tho Palouss
MI 80 Foas several weeks without raiu,
sfasp 10 not suffering. Many helds are
sss and Ia the western part OF the
u harvesting crsws are preparing to begin
~ IL about week or ten days. Around
~ Il'spst aud Pampa considerable damage has
- iansssed BY blight. supposed TO lie csussa
= Issse1 saoaEh the extent of the loss will
- ssses Tho total Yield materially. - that
s1'n y TIE county is neatly given up 10
- nsese. Around Colfax ana further east
sss~ va maintains, the yield will be snor-
- esFaafs going a. high a. fo.ty-ave
- 1913 Fs strs. spring sown grain. however,
s. ss~ y = sAass than nsuai, from the present
49, 80 sacne the foothills there may be
esesf rita fso.,, which would resnls in no
-. sce frosted grain 10 good Tor heg.
sssW erop IL heavy, the same - oil other
PEACHES have turned cut 60 be
49, 49, ses shs deficiency IN this line viii 10
pa1a w.
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sioTEL ARRIVALS.


TIE city 3sirecfoFy roe TIE current sesf nos
IN rrr,.. Any on, having mase $ change IL
,n..r ns.irtss lecasson o. rlsee ct residence cAn
n.xe "a. s,.rr~rt;ca made ey notifying by mail
90 o.h.r~.,e Posk's seattle Directory Cora
psny. "A Rsas vel. eusiSias. elty.
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- saSh Jaiy h--lspeeist. wv hsat--Qu.es
1.ssV Valley. sLOsSsio7t,: walia waisA
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STkA MEKg.
pAcfRrc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
ptspAicn steamer from seattle q fo.,avs.
For San rranciSco, via Port Townsend ana yfr
sorA ~ .. a. frasssssers received on board a.
p n July 2. :. ~. II. -. II
Fer A.sskA July 3 z. IL. a
From San Francisco. for Victoria ana Puget
ssand parsa. - m, July 5. Q. IL, H. "a -
Tickets may - obtained ~ The osfioe o. the cam.
rAny, 81 OcsAa deck ssAs;sA
0oopALi- PERKINS 4 co.
Gsasrsl Assnss. saa rrxactaca
J. n JOHNSON. r. s sup.. Seattle.
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HOOP CANAL nourh


Rsousfs ann ySfasassAsA isovss NescAaass' aaek
Tas&aay FaueS5Ay aad sAsurdAy 81 . -
kizxxsac . oTt 0amhtea kAnxog seAesex. f~llp
vaac lsSzwotso AuoAspoxs Cnsaa Gig AnA snsor
rr&ssAss pe.nsa Arysv.nx ia Crfoa CITY ~ p -
LAavea nloa Cfsy = n Wednesday, HEt1Av
81 sunday asySssag ~ 6sassSs - , -
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The wors,'. sxpe.ssssa IN aeur- AK for !.
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poAT AN0KLH4 Port ToWuoBan Dun
eone0 anl neaGtls rsutA
ffMD cADO
faGe ra9oeagel and Freight Iropo1log
MONTICELLO
CeOnencine Tuesday, Nay -. loo1.
Leaves daily except Monday - 1blioWs: 0ooealA
- n: Tewnaen1 lose: arrives Pert Angoloo
p - leAves P0ss Angeles p N; Ros1
rcwnosaa $50 p. M: axfivea oeessie 10 = n
LandiasA Guy Deck, asassle; TIboalss Dook, ~
TowasSn1: 1oese's beck. Foss Ango,sa
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MERCHANDISE.

. AERcHAxpiss.
Hops-Dtai and steady. New York state.
common 70 choice. ia1eec: Pacific coast. $50
co6ss--o, ,siona. stesay: unchanged 10 8
pnints NJ: s!ossd 6rm. 500 poinss up sales
wsrs ll..T. tsgs. including: july, et6ioo
1A1s: AugrSt. &l6i5: September, el6 01iG Is.
89c g e, sasA Spot kio-Daii aad steady.
sugar 1k4w-Dull aud steady. Fair r,an,ns.
E4e: centrssuxsis. sstest. assc. kedned-Firm
"a" asSees is-i6c: standard "a" 55.i6Dsssc:
confectioGsss' "a 5-ferpc. cut Loaf and
crushed: s'sse i,,se; poyasfsd, ,ic,ss''s';
Copper sasady. lake. $40 Is.
LDad---ssady. Domestic, -. 30.
Tin-Qaist. straits, 3is. Is bad. 3i9. - asked.
Pases- lsss snd steady. spslscs-Quist. Do
mestic, N.I5's.
asosrox STOCK EXCHANGE
Basrox. July ls-Clo.lng:
Atchisoa ..,e,...... -S,sNexicsn Central. ch
telephone. ..- Isl San Diego ,-".-
CHICAGO poAap OF raApa
cmtcAsos July Is w heas-Dasi and easier.
with pricss confined to nc range. cloains ,.c
lower thai. yesterday. Receipts we're 1000
bushels. ssspmsnts. e.ooc bnsas.s.
wheas-s,eaty. Cash. ssisc. september. sssSc
Coru-tism. Cash. Nasc. september. AAs~.
oa.s-s.esdy. Cash. we; september. -sssc.
Rye-Nol,'inai
RsYley-Ssminai.
fiax-3iGs
Timothy; ~ i04tan
Whiskv-Siis
pork-Ensy. Cash. SO: september. eioiS
Lsrd--Ealy. Cash. - 20: september. es1iA
short ri;s-Easy. Cash. &Ssa; september.
49,
snort eisar-Sa as4a 10
Shoulierj-sSsss S>sa
CHICAGO iIvE STOCK.
CHICAGO; July iA--Cas.ie- Receipt. ,ssa
Market aui: and steady. B-ss steers. ~ d O. 400:
good TO ceSlec. "a sotl 60: Others. ~ loo -:
Texans. t2;st4Aa. stockers. N..s<A1oo. Nest.
crns, q susSyt
Hors--Rsi7sipss, ia.ea Market ioti5e lower
than yeste$.iay's closing. Prime itsnt mixed.
81 assSe ~: mixed aud oseking. s. Sass 20.
prime neaiy AMI hntc.aers' weights. - .tss5eo;
prime light, selttdAA.
sheep .Sersitss. -,osG MARKET steady.
Natives. 81 1sss.S. feeders. GS et1oo. West
egns, ii .sts: a. Texas. III -&tsA.A
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pAcrrlc xAvroArsox ca

pAcxFIc xAyEGATzox ca
wRArcoM RoUrG
SRA NonTH PACIFIC AND sKHU19K
Alasraass q FoSiosins scAsaus~
LAass &C. .racsmA Arrive 500 an
Law - pm- -. Ssa11sA. Leave 600 am
IAsss 4.go ga n Tswssssa. Law $50 paa
Lew 80 81 .Anaessfss- -I<avs $50 ~
Lesss =. 80 :fsssh.sse Lave As pa
Conssen = Evessu With xssauees Zoe saoAonssA
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a C0yNE1-WHIDHy BLAND ROUTE
STEAMER EAIRHAvRx
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arrives II Coanes Sac p m: lsavus La Councs
80 - ealing - sane points; ana arrives
TAcoNA-sEATTLEKv ROUTE
STR STATE OF WASHINGTON.
pstiy ezcsps Sunday.
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ship Evsssst freight for ;: - p N NIP
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foe further fnfOrmaston address
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Passenger fAre-spokaas 10 NAkusp Nelson
ksslo and all kco:east Lake points. slO so
Hound trip rafe-spoksns TO Nelson. Kaslo ana
All kooseaAl Lake pclnts and return d so
EoHnd trip rate-SpokAAs To Esvsissoxs ana re-
sgra. i.cke,s limited to 10 dAys $500 Round
"trip rate-eyokaae 20 Glacier and return ,,cke.s
limited 10 10 dayA e2ieo Round trip rate
Spokane to BAnn and resarn, ticxe:s iras.sd 10 30
Gars $50 %
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BANKS.
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL sANK OF
/ seastia
surplus e0oVo
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10 NJ. paris At the United states and Europe
solicit accounts OF banks ana osaxen 0sr
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coliecsisss entrusted 70 our care vii receive
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THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRusr CO.
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nslsv susaias Corner 4 second ana cA~n
Tr.nsscs sssss., banking sasiasA
SAVINGS DEPAxrxzsE
ooDoofto Fecslve6 In any oDoues nom 90 -
upgasas and Interest Allowed ehefooA
Money iaaoed upon sMpeoveo
farm and city real essA&A
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