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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-03

Populist Bui White Almost shaIs out
Lewis Ornate Eioquence.

Populist BiIi White Almost shats Out
Lewis oraats Eieqaenee.
The spotted eggs held meeting a. the
Armory last evening. attended by q
medium sized crowd clothed In oserooass
James r. MeElFoy, the acrobat, Was the
frss speaker. he quoted garbled state
meats from the auditors report.
William II. White. fresh from his Popu-
listie triumph. STROBE sqaarely into the
middle OF the rosgrEm and shock has big
head at the audience and began 10 read
from manuscript he continued until
the aadisace began 10 suspee; =
deep design on Whites part tn
sha, Col. Lewis out When NJ last White
did stop, "Lswis" Lewis" "Lewis."
came from al sides. bu; tue Chairman
would not hear the esls Lewis vas the
bottom Of The rattle Sa4 sas 10 be shaken
last
Thoazs b. HArdln. John Y. o.sranaer
and Charles r. Whi;slesey followed, snd
xsrs warned 70 sgs thsir remarks 10 I've
miaasss each. Mr.. Hardin said that be
had received 8 telegram about Wan
de Nanier from people Of Ia
Grange, aaa that II Van was .
man Of integrity he wouli pay little bill
Of SO placed With Hardin for collection.
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TgaTIMONiAI-s.

Read what your dentist has to
cav aboas L.,
We have carefully examined the
formula Of LUBTN's CARLO
LIED TOOTH POWDER ana and
that II contains nothing that can In
the slightest dsvres iniars tbs teeth
or gum IL has In It's composition
sunoisnt antiseptio properties 70
s.setsn the breath and nsks the
eun hsaithfui aud firm. Its daily
uss will help 10 prevent the lorna
ton Of tartar and the accumulation
of paYssitieas s!cul@ 80 iniu.
rious &C. teeth aud gum-
w. GlDDISos. 10. ID. ..
GEO. w bRAGDOs. u. D.s.
0Eo. M. FAULKNER. ID. D.A
r. q. ALbfs. ID. ID. =.
l. NJ. LEssKf. d. ID O.
Nv. DEsPORTEs. ID .. n
ALBERT J. FORREST.
G. r. BROWN. y y. a
GEO X. hfLLER
JOS MOUDY.
W. Is. coYNE. l. D. q ana n.
X. G. ID. 4.
q. q. GRIFFIN.
J. M FOX.
- " " 49,
IN. PRATHER
LUBIN's TOOTH PowDEn
makes Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content.
meat
Contsntmsat makes life Worth
Avisg
~ CENTS A BoTTLR
Stewart 1 Holnes Drug Co
Wholesale Agents.
NINA vNA vlLkA s100
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SEATTLE. Oct. rs. 1904
To THE EDITOR: Is a Confederate 500
bill. issued January Is, 1853. of any value
now9 If so, how muchf SUBSCRIBER
1T is worth very little, as curiosity. A
dealer in old coins might give you few
cents for it,.
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COLUMBIA COUNTY.

SEATTLE. Oct. Is. 1904
To rHE EDITOR: Is there a Coiumbia
county in the state of Montana Ii not.
what state or states in the Northwest have
such a county. A SUBSCRIBER
The following states have Columbia
counties: Arkansas, Florida, Georgia,
New York. Oregon. Pennsylvania, Wash
ington Wisconsin
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cAS JUAN IsLANDs - STEAMER LYDIA
- IH0MPsOS, carrying Inatsd states nasi,
leaves CsEyIDa1s lsoi Of Main street. Hea1sY.
"Wednesday ana Friday ss2 q m toy Port Iosas-
saa S4a AAn EalAa il aud Sew NEatsogn
EcxTR B0CSD. rsE casa soTTa SSEzD
~ s<Atfss z1 % sx1fIs y. Nksteo1z go an
Iy Py Tssrs1 55ae am3Ls Rocks Hr.s. al % ara
~ Fracsy r.I1 20 sEn Nv fridxy Ef = u ss n
Is Ro<ne Il r. u a yEz I.s Pt Iosgs1 $50 PA
AFSwh Ecoz SO Pm AZ seattle ...... ?. IS psA
J. 4. Tkcnr<oz- Ms1s<ssg Owaer J. A. Hat
Cad. Ax14L aols so
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Receipts of produce were rather heavy
yesterday and the local markets we're In
setiye. A considerable portion Of the
days receipts came to hand In bad order,
and dealers found IL quite difficult to
maintain any standard of value on this
tssock. Peddlers were supplied early In the
DAY, and even concessions in asking fig
ures failed as an inducement to increase
be later sales Of the day.
The inquiry for fresh fruits has become
cuie limited, and although the varieties
now offered are few prices are weak and
the tendency is downward. Some
msdium-ciass peaches are coming TO hand.
and prices are low and very variable. The
demand for fine apples 10 very rood, and
fancy stock sells rapidly at full figures.
Pears are very quiet. with supplies more
than sufficient TO FL the present require
ments OF trade. Grapes are not selling as
freely ~ . week ago. bur the inquiry 10 fair
and prices on strictly fancy stock are well
sustained. Tomatoes are in good supply
and cheap.
Dairy products are selling we'll. with
prices easier aud . little on the down
grade. Butter 10 liberal and = little
weaker. Ranch eggs are weaker. owing to
heavy imports of eastern stock. Poultry
Is dull.
The wheat market shows little more
vitality, and prices on choice wheat are Q
shade higher.
.
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SAN FRANCISCO, 1883.

EvrRErT. Oct 81, 1884,
To THE EDITOR: Can you tell rue If the
Charleston was launched at San Francisco
and what date? +. NJ. c.
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TIE EJAHE " IEADE
CHICAGO. Nov. 2-whess acted tired
during the greater part OF toiay's session.
but vas firm at the finish, closing with .
gain Of &c. Corn opened higher. and
closed frm in sympathy with wheat Pro-
visions were dull and . shade lower, and
oats closed unchanged. The wheat mar
kss opened rather irregulsriy over range
Of about &c per bushel. or l-l6gisc eeios
the previous days closing fgurea The
North western receipts we're heavier than
yesterday, although somewhat smaller
than on the corresponding day Of the year
before. Chicago receipts we're light For
eign markets, firm. The highest price for
December ~ the opening was 53isc, and
10 sold down after that 20 52;se. IL did
not again sell until within q few minutes Of
the close, when il brought 55l.c, ani q lit
tie later 1t touched 53skc. May. from 5sc
and 5sI<c at the start. soid down to SIZE
and back again near the close to 5sisc.
Closing figures we're ISL. G5Ssse for De-
cemoer, and 5s1zc for May. Corn was
fairly active for about half an hour. and
then sank into . state of suspended AMI
nation which lasted during the greater
part of the remainder of the session The
price took Jump of about Nc per busnel
at the opening. and after that. up to within
an hour OF the close, the tendency was
moderately downward. By IL o'clock.
May. which had sold partly ut 5iAc and
sparingly at 5l5sc At the opening. was
down to size. December, which sold
near the opening as high as 525sc, was
down to 5l1zc by noon. The
firmnsss of wheat at the finish
caused q reaction. and May closed
at size and December at 5ia.c. Extreme
dullness continued 10 he the only feature
OF the oats markets. May opened slightly
firmer, at 32Tsc, sold of later at 32h@-
s2ssc. and the close was at 32s4c. The
provision market was both heavy and
dull. Lard is again unchanged, but pork
is 7lxc and ribs 2Isc lower.
Closing Whsat--Somin 534c; De-
cember, 53l.c bid
CONSTITUENCIES, 53c: December, 5IXc.
oAts-November, 2sssc; December. 2s14-
November. si2; January. s1L775I
bid.
L.rd--Novsmber. ss.s211; December.
t6.s5.
RIBS November. ss.o5; January, sas711
bid.
Rye-4Tc.
Barley-54c.
Fiax-$f&.
Timothy-$5O.
Hogs-Receipts, IS. 900; quality, contin-
uss fair. Packers and shippers buy freely
at about Sc decline from yesterday. Sales
range at "a 10I455 for light; 81. 10@4 30
for rough packing; s. 2o9455 for mixed;
s. 40G4 30 for heavy packing and shipping
lots, and 81. 1903 20 for pigs.
CattIe-Receipts, 5000 head. market,
quiet and . shade easier; natives were
quoted at $i@6.25. with sales largely at
st. T5Gl265 for cows aud bulls, and at $4G
s. so for steers. Western cattle. Of which
about 400 were received. were dull and
easy at 81. T56f4 IS, and there was steady
market for Texans at 81. 25G3 IS.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900; there was not
much activity in the demand, the stocks Of
mutton In the coolers being very large, but
prices were advanced to SItG3 so for poor to
choice sheep, and to $l.15@450 for lambs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-03

When Mexican
Mustang LiniInent
goes in,
Inflammation,
goes out.
Pain teaches
many lessons,
one of which is.
use Mexican
Mustang Liniment
Sharp acnes,
Dull aches,
All aches,
cease to torture
when touched by
Mexican Mustang
Liniment.
For
Quick penetration.
Quick relief,
Quick cure.
use Mexican
Mustang Liniment
Mexican
Mustang Liniment
cures quick
because il
penetrates quick.
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Harbormaster Jensen's report for the
month Of October, 1884, is as follows:
Deep water vessels arrived. ocean steam
ers. Is: deep water vessels arrived. sailing
vessels, 4; registered net tonnage. p, 052
merch andise received from outside ports.
$50 tons: merchandise shipped TO outside
ports. "A, go tons
Receipts from wharfage, $50. %, IS follows:
City buovs. $40; Washington street slip,
$5s IS; Spring street wharf, <7T5.
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Want ads when inserted in the
P0sT-ISTELLIaESCER bring euiek
retarns- Largest circulation guar.
AntAsA
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.oop CANAL gouTE


Rebuilt aud retarEisssd, iesves CelnAn's eeck
Monday. "Wednesday ard Friday st Z g. n. for
kiagsaoe. Post Gs7bae. Ban vct. S~aoccS, iAii-
wanp Dawssto, Hoc2sgori, Unioz CITY ana in
ternediste po;ats. srriv NJ IN Jntoa city al y
m. Leaves Union CITY q n TUESDAY. Thus
day and Saturday, arriving n sesitle si p n
+ T. IIBST. Master.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

re DrrAkTEEsT OF AGETcrlrUnE.
NKATaEk BC.gAu
PORTLAND, Or, Nov z lss<>
s~reesss for Saturday: Fair; eooser
II. y. ALcaATcgZ
Observer in lharxa
~vxrr e7Ares pKYxKTHHsy op AGRICULTURE.
vrxrHEz EUeEAr-pAflr EULLKrrs
sEArTLB wash-. Nov 2, 1884
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" HONOLULU AND AUSTRALIA.
Steamers leave San Francisco TOT Honolulu.
samoa Auckland. y z, an. sydney. n = w,
without change
Steamship Assmeis. November IS p N
Honolulu caiy. Steamship Aussyats. Nov. "a
Tli0S A. GRAHAM. AGENT. sTARR-BofD
BLOCK. SEATTLE
". wKHsTxs. Disk Agent, Vancouver. Il. G.
J. y. FRscKELs s BIOS Co. General Agents.
san Erannt.ean
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SKAGIT RIVER RouTE-Tims Card. steamer
- CLAN MCDONALD leaves seattle Tuesday.
Nov. & 81 c =. m Thursday. Nov. : 81 g. IN.
saturday. Nov. II, At e. ra-s leaves Mt Vernon
"Wednesday. Nov. :. at a IN. Friday. Nov, 9. at
q. III. sunday, Nov. IL. at q. m, calling 81
Edmonds. Richmond Beach, Everett, Trlslip
Florence. sfnawoot, Fir, skagtt CITY. NJ. Yer
non aud Avon. Fare 10 Seattle 81 from skAgit
river poinfa Round trip. si.jo. Round trip TO
Tacoma. -. LILLY. BoGARDUs & CO, Inc,
owners and mAnagers
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INVEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION Co

STEAMER FARALLOS.
Dispatches steamers for san Francisco Oct
Is Nov g. Nov 10. Dec. 5. and every 10 days
thereafter.
Passenger and freight rates the lowsst
Tickets aud freight ratss can he obtained by
applying to J. q. CARROLL Agent
Onion dock. foot of Union street. seattle
Ts.ephone 81.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

IyYREFT RoUTE-sTNk GREYHOUND.
IL Daily Except sunday.
Leaves seattle q .. m, IL % o.. n, and 70
,. N. Leaves Fsssstt "a. II D. n sae ,. M
ssadsys-IsAyes seattle 10 q "a ayes
Everstt p ~.
meets with Eosts fer Tsccgas s7d saoaoElsh.
t.utiHs-c0lman doek, fost ~ Msri9n stgss,
SEATTLE A TACOMA NAyfGATIOs CO.,
Csua Tfoap. Pres. a. trsofEas. 5xe'y.
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VANCoCNER RoUTE--A TR THROUGH
o Brien. Master.
Leaves Tacoma II noon. Seattle Central
wharf, p II, Mondays anu Thursdays for Fort
Towasenc, Aaacortes. Fasrhsven, New What
com, Rlaine and Friday Hsreor. getng through
% Vancouver on Thursday trip
Fare TO Blaine, s.. fare 70 Vancouver, s.
For further information apply at Central
wharf
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poRT BLAKELEy ROUTE.
Commencing November l. 1894.
STEAMER SARAH NJ. RKNToS
will leave BlakeIev at s a. m. and y IA Seat
tie atl0a m. and p m. daily except sstur-
DAY. saturday leaves Bskeley g. M. .. m.
and 6: IS ,. M; leaves Seattle 10 a. IN, y "a.
wM. II. PRIMROSE. Master.
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]. sIEAMsoAT AND TRANSPORTATION

De COXFAN1.
sTEAMER ISLAND BEiLE
q ID. Brownhsld, Master.
Leaves City Dock, foot Of Aain strest ever
Monday. Wednesday ana Friday ats p N, Tor
Port Townsend. Anacortss. eanish. Fsirhavsa
and whateoni. going through to Blaine on sat.
ufday.
CRY DOCK Co, AssntA Jos. KINDALi.
Telephone ss3 General Manager.
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L'Jk ALAtkAs
Winter Time Gard.
STEAMER cHIIKAr
VIII leave Seattle November > and every %
dsys after until further notice.
J. W. hcALLEP, Master
J. q. CARROLL. Agent, schwabschsTis wharf
Telephone No 81.
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Steamer leaves Yesler whsr. Seattle
For rates aud other Information Apply
l. A. NADEAU. Gen. Agent, y. T. K. R.,
Yesler Ave. aad Front ST.. seattle
10 YFRkEs. Agent Yesler Wharf
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LOB z. 8. Day DOCK. SIDNEY, CHARLES
II los AND EREAERI0s
SRE Fssf sTEkExs
IL 1ES CASBT
Leaves Harflnzsoa a Emlsh-s wharf tws tips
daily. sxceps Fff3aY. 81 aud p ~.
I1xxss nferzsrtoa ~ "a ard s0 D
Leaves Charisss0n s.ss g n aud & Is , =.
Leaves tieasy le. Is q II an1 D. Is p a.
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Advertisements un6er the bead Of Lost.
found. For sale. For Rent snd situxtons
wanted will b. Inserted AZ ths rate OF cent
word eaoa insertion Payment sissys Ia ad-
vanca. No Advertisements received ior less than
15ceufs
sOTTCEs-The business once OF The Posr-Is-
rxfItsxscra is open until II .. T-: SUNDAY
h0arx . a m tos p III Claszlhea savcTfiss-
rsents will be received MP TO tbs tirne.
Adyertisennsnts will he received a. branch
Offices OF thu Posr-irrsLLfsETcxgsf;
TACOMA BUREAU - fIi6 Pacific avenue.
Thonser Summons. Manager
p0ET IDwNsEED--Freneh & Springer.
HFEIIsgHAM BAY RUREAU-Ssw What
con-, eogaer Holly and csaos sffceA o. H.
Culver, Manager.
TITO following lettcrs await advertisers 81 this
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.xn Rrxcxs.
Dy1rgs xvp rrsKRxLs
xDrEHrrsEss' SoTrcE.

Advertisers Desiring display sdvsrsissrenss
changed Tor the sunsaY issue must hand II
corr 81 o'clock SATURDAY % fnxurs cknuze
rosTTNTELLI6ESEER GO.
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COUNT NOTICES.


CLOSING OF REGISTRATION BOOKS OF
" Gilman precinet-Nofice is hereby given
that the registration books of that portion OF
Gilman p-eeincf outside OF the corporate limits
Of the town OF Gilman will Be closed at
o. clock p. m, October II. 1891, and ali citizens
Of that portion OF the precinct are hereby notf-
fed that they must, in order TO vote at the next
general election. register under the provisions
OF the registration law on or before said date.
r. J. SMITH.
Registration ofieer Gilman Precinct, King
county, Washington.
Dated at Gllm n this Tth day of October. 1894
CLOSING OF REGISTRATION BOOKS OF
~ Columbia precinct-Soticc is hereby given
that the registration books of that portion of
Columbia precinct Outside of the corporate lim-
It's of the town OF Columbia will be closed at 9
o'clock =. M. October II. 1894, and ell citizens
OF that portion OF the precinct are hereby noti-
fed thar they must in order 10 vote 81 the next
general election register under the provisions
OF the registration law on or before said date.
b. Il. SHAW,
Registration Oficer Columbia Precinct. King
County, Washington
Dated at Columbia, this 7th day OF October,
ls9L
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CLOSING OF THE REGISTRATION BOOKS
" OF Duvamish precnet-Sotice 10 hereby
given that the registration books of Duwamish
precinct will be closed at 2 clock D. m, Oc.o-
Der IL. 1894 and ell citizens of said precinct
hereby notified that they must in order TO vote
at the next general election register under the
provisions OF the registration law or before
said date. H. A. BATEAAS
Registration officer of Duwamish Precinct,
King county. Washington.
Dated at Dgwamish this 18th day OF October
1904
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~ given taaf on tuesday, the hth day OF No.
vember, next. in the county of King in the
state OF Washington, an election will be held
for the following named officers, to-wit:
Two members OF congress to represent this
state in the Fifty-iourth congress OF the nited
states.
Two Judges OF the Supreme Court
One state Senator In the Twenty fourth Sena-
One state Senator in the Twenty-ffth sena.
torisl District
one state senator in the Twenty-sixth ssna-
One state senator IN the Twenty-sevsnth
Senatorial District
One STATE Senator in the Twenty eighth sens-
torlsl District.
one State senator in the Twenty ninth sena-
toFizl District
Two Representatives in the Thirty-eighth
Representative District.
Two Representatives In the Thfrty-ninth
Representative District
Two Representatives in the Fortieth Repre-
sentative District
Two Representatives In the Forts. first Repre-
sentative District.
Two Representatives in the Forty second Rep
TeseutattYe District
Two Representatives in the Forty-third Rep
rsseniattve District
County Auditor
sheriff
County Clerk.
County Treasurer.
County Assessor.
County Attorney.
County surveyor.
Superintendent of Common Schools
coroner
one county Commissioner. Second Commits
sioner's District
one County Commissioner, Third Commits
toner's District
Wreck master.
Two justices Of the Peace, city of Seattle
Two Couxsahies, city Of seattle
One Justice OF the Peace each precinct out
side oil Seattle.
one Constable each precinct outside of
Seattle.
1asre viii also be voted upon amendment
In kNNA sFA rssss a -
reading 50 follows None of The permanent
school fund OF this state shall ever be loaned TO
private persons or corporations. but IL may be
Invested in uasional, state. county, municipal
or school district bonds" which election viii
be epsnsd a. o'clock IN the morning and will
continue until o'clock in the afternoon Of the
same day. =. A. TWlCHEI1.
County Auditor.
Dated this ssh tsv Of October. A. n 1904
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CLOSING OF THE REGISTRATION BOOKS
" of the town of Glman-Notice 10 hereby
given that the registration books of that part of
Gilman precinct inside of the corporate limits
of the town of Gilman will b. closed at o. clock
p. m. October II, A ID. 1894, and all citizens of
that portion of the precinct hereby notified
that they must, In order TO vots at the next gen.
eral election, register under the provisions of
the registration law on or before said date.
F.M. RYERSOS. Town Clerk.
Dated this nth day OF October, A. d. Is9A
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oHOgT TINE LOANS on ANY GOOD Sc
, earizy- Room Sullivan Block
MONEY LOANED on PEAscs. II RSITuRE
ses Seattle Mortgage Company. ~ Cnerry
street. near -ecsnt-
S.TATE. COUNTY. SCHOOL AND CITY Jar
- raEEs 81 Washington pu-ea9sel Srasless
4 Norris. sss Chamber Of Commerce, Portland,
Ut
pRTvATE MONEY TO LOAN IN AMOUNTS
o. 500 10 $50 on goo1 cssy property ssod-
Gard s Brown, Burke o1idsng
MONEY LOANED on COMMERCIAL PAPER
VI and other securities Western Loan Com
rsny. sullivan block
yyARRASTs-ALL KINDS OF WARRANTS
W wanted r Taylor, fesser olag-, FEonIsI
A. AGAssTZ Il CO, WASHINGTON BLK.
IL. 1naneis. sSsnss and brokers' warrants =!
kinds boughr: also Jurors cert2ncstes ana
cogIty orders
WANTED-LoASs FROM SO UP AND
w mortgages: repay in lnstalmeats- Glorious.
- Epler block
MONEY LOAN OFFICE: OLDEST ESTAB-
VI Ished in the city. Uncle Harris loan once,
5l3 second street. corner fesaer avenue; noerA
advances on diamonds, watches aad lewelryi
lowest rsses.
WARRANTS OF STATE AND SCHOOL DIS
veztneas & Guaranty Co, Yesler building
yUARRANTs wAyTED. ALL KINDS: MONEY
W 10 loan. Wrn- D. Perkins Co, Goiistein
beck.
MONEY LOANED on PIANOS. FURNITURE,
VI etc: lowest rates: confidential Kitten
house, 30 Hinekiey block
MONEY LOANED on FURNITURE, Pr
III amos and other securities with0u. removal:
confidential Room II, 7o2 second street.
ITO LoAN-sao on CITY REAL ESTATE.
yesrs No. colman building.
Eastern AND DOMESTIC MONEY FOR
II long time; also money for short tins loans
Sm- p. Harper. sa Isl squire-Lasimer bldg.
MONEY LOANED on PIANOS. FURNITRE
N or any good security; strictly confidential
H. Binnian q Co., Ses New YORK onildIng.
n r. MccoNNAUGHEY, 200 SEATTLE NATL
II. Rank bldg. has money 10 loan on farm
and city properly.
MONEY LOANED on PIANOS. FURNITURE.
NJ etc. Moore Co, AIS Seattle National
Bank building.
WE HAVE PRIVATE MONEY on HAND.
w several amounts for one and two year loans;
steady supply for good farm applicassonA Leo
Bowten. Horton Bank building
csnn TO $4,000 TO LOAN ON CITY PROP
c0UU ssty. A. C. Marconaier. All Bailey.
WARRANTS = \ qloano aLs c aImns
block, nextto postofice.
JNO. 2. DORR & CO., T Bsiie1
building, Negotiators of Bonds and Warrants.
Dealers In choice City aud Farm property. Iron,
Coal and Timber Lands.
THE THOMAS INV. CO., s saiIs.
ing. always have abundant money for mortgage
loans at rates same before the panic. always
the cheapest money in town for desirable appii-
cations; city property only; 1900 10 100000.
X. M. HTRD ia PIONEER , BUILD
NONEV TO LOAN. JAMES boutwell,,
MOAtLI Boston block. Telephone 6S.
n0DD e. M SHORT TINE LOANS;
DOnn q W. approved paper bought,
Room A. frat floor Bailey building
CAPITAL S2,50 900 L s.se s sok IL
Northwestern America (imstedl OF London.
England. loans money on improved city and
farm properties: delays: money always on
hand; correspondence solicited. HaFwood
Morgan, manager. Offce, room Halter block
Address letters r. O. Box 81