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sAs FRANCISCO MARKETS.
srATE or TRADE.


4 San FRANCISCO. April is-The re-
i esipss OF vegetables were heavy this morn
| ing They included ,i52 boxes asparagus,
% boxes rhubard. 2 boxes cucumbers.
lss sacks potatoes. 7s6 sacks peas aud 81
racks onions. The potato market is very
heavily supplied with all kinds. Onions
are firm.
The demand for oranges il getting light.
Apples are scarce. Strawberries were in
light supply today. only eight chests CON-
ing in, with prices firmer.
The butter market 10 ilrmer under good
demand for all grades. Eggs are quiet.
With prices unaltered. Cheese 10 weak ut
Quotations,
The demand for poultry 10 unlimited
cad prices are unchanged. Supplies are
liberal.
Produce receirts-~Fiour. quarter sacks.
a.oii; Washington, 2.2i4: wheat, eentais,
Len; Washington. 2,92l; barley. centals,
| lsl3. Washington, 6la; oats. centais. $50; ;
Hsshington, AS; corn. sacks, a.sa5; rye.
sacks. t4i; beans, sacks, 100; potatoes.
sseks, 3, 40. onion, sacks. 90.
CALL BOARD.
For the frat time in ten years the price
Of barley In the local market rose above
damage 10 the growing crop BY dry
weather and the small stocks of old barley
On hand December barley opened AT 81. 10
per GENITAL anu closed at si.y2 May bar
ley went up To 81 iiIs and closed at si.ii
/ bid. For spot barley 81. 10 was offered. but
lea safes were made even at that figure.
December wheat got as low as 81 1919 to-
day. but closed st $lD,.. May wheat
dFoprcd 10 si.i3
hRIApsrurFs Asp GRAINS
fioar-kIsm in price. Net cash prices
ior family extras. g, ooer3.t0 Ter barrel !:
bakers extras. s.. i0@ $50, saperane, 81 IS
e2sa.
Mheat-tt - useless 10 give a shipping
l qaoEation for wheat, as there Is no buying
spf export purposes. Sales can be made
ie' cali board uses away above the parity
y teFeign markets, say at Si.uoeeinsss psr
ehta!, and il looks a. Ii higher prices
would YET be obtainable. Good milling
seesi commands 81 t2is.
1 Farley The boom ln this article - stisI
70 progress, being intensified by the con-
taGrd dry weather. The general asking
fF'ee for feed barley today was si,io per
ssssiRi. and IL would have TO be something
fsof Tor which less would be takea. bres-
,as is altogether nominal. holders keeping
/ sst 81 the market
Oats -Another advance occurred this
morning Receipts to-day we're only LOCO
s.sess, ene-hau of ttas amount coming from
wssington. We quote as foilouss Mil.
~ lSis9tl2Tss: surprise. $iSa'Ses
ss'sa; fancy feed, sl27 al 2ss. gooi
sSeAelce, 81 lSeti,so; POOR 10 fair. s1sscss
aisss; black. s. 1Tt4@L2s,s; red. nemi-
IA gray. si.iouf ~ per GENITAL.
\ FlSksgfAL
pfstts--on sight, New York. rer sioa
ase premium. sterling oilIs--on London.
seaaF bank ssSsh..
saser bars. per ounce. esesoSisc
1 &ssscan dollars. aSug Astsc-
Il SsS,Nv
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Nsw YoRK, April ls--The Esesisg Posf's
London cablsgram says: The condition OF
American trades and rhs threatening de-
iay In the passage Of the tariff bia are
causing unsasinsss here and IL 10 ehecting
Ill markets- II the tar.n bill II not pas
ED quickly. IL 10 feared that the position
viii approach . commercial crista The
continued rise Of the Argentine gold
premium dsrresses South American
stocks. while American stocks practically
dstsrmins the course OF the speculative
markets. Silver 10 unchanged and weak.
LONDON, April Is-Bar silver. 923 fss.
nd; Consola. 100 Lis: Bank Of En-
gland di scount rate, per cent.
KxGLzsH GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, April iT.-Ciosed - Wheat
steady; holders offer moderately; No. 3 red
winter. - i0Isd.
Corn - Fir,c: holders offer sparingiy |:
new mixed spot, 81 MD; Futures. firm !:
holders offsr sparingiy: April. 81 1924;
May, IS ied.
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fosf-Hish~; Nay. slac; July.
Eard-Hixhsr: Nay, &. 721<; July. F.0
short T15s-Highsr: May. $S6as4. July.
.Cassse-ReosipeA UOoo head- Market
NOV and lower. and many carried cvss
ssn ntkhf; prime 20 extra native steefs.
$1,000. medium. - 7a9z o1: others.
$A58ANs. TEXANS. on train over q = %.
.,a. "a n &c W. nssd, am.ss
40; paeken aud Medium. $ai58 -:
Prime hssvy and bzschsrs' weights. - -
4s.B: assorted light, s. G913
sheep and iambs-Reesips 1000 hsad.
Asrkes unsesssed. slow and lover: top
snssp. A7o4Ls So top lambs. - 38S. 80
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BOSTON sroch AxCuANak
sss=ssss-Tssasa=s7=a a-7a-as~-
CHICAGO saAkh HTS.



CBte.ao. Aprii lS--A heavy feeling vas
pervaaing the wheat market st the oIen-
inw on account OF the rain, which Vas fall
Ing over a great portion Of the winter
wheat ares. A more considerable decline
than the ,sc or go which occurred at the
start, MA provoked by the knowledge Ia
California that the siroath was stia un-
broken and that the slice, and snow storms
reported from the Northwest wcaii cause
further delay IN seeding operations Then
trading came almost to q standsiiii Tor q
eaupie of hours In the middle Of The sss-
sion, and At no tine during the forenoon
Was there = heavy trade. The opening
prices we're quiet and irregular. bat In
every case at the least Le lover than they
closed yesterday. aud IN majority OF IN
stances al nc lover. The market became
firm when shortly after ~ O'Clock u vas
known that wheat in San Francisco af the
opening there VAS Sc per GENITAL higher
than II had closed on Monday. Some dis-
patches fren there usesi strong expressions
H. characteTss.ng the extsut % damage To
the California crops. May rose To ooSse,
bus b. O'Clock i. was back TO &c. Inc
market closed weak al Sasse. sellers
Corn wss very nrm except st the close.
prices rulinE at AbouE unchanged.
Oats closed .e loser Cor May.
Provisions closed higher throughout the
list.
Estinaa iet receipts for tomorrow; Whest.
IS ears corn. - ears: oats, 10 cars hogs
y. ooo head.
Closing; Wheat Easy; cash. a9sse: Mar.
sa.. s9ssG.
Gorss-SGeaiy: cash. sSAScs MAY. Nsse.
oA,.-Easy eAsh. SSs,e JAY. - .~s -isse
RYE Nominal a.
Flax seed sI9s
Iimcsby-sEeAdy s*--a
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IUMPoS THE CRICKEr-sxArfIREv.
- Rourk Two reuad tYips dsiis except sunday
TINE CAkD-Isave seattle 7s30 q. m. and =: As
p m. daily except sunday Leave Everett
1918 q. and 5:ls p m. daily except sunday
Connecftons-Ats seattle with steamer Flyer fog
Tacoma A. Evsrett With steamer MikAio for
ssohomssh- IAadiags-foot Il Madison street.
seattle: lnoe Hewltt avenue, Everett
fAkE-sesstle 90 Everett S5c: round trtp. u. "a
SIS. NEFF. Managing Owner.
Effective March le 1894
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MINING sro2ks
Nxa YORK NAKkEfs.
rnk srccx rxcraxsk

ssw SoEk. April is.-The share srscn-
sn''on today was unsettled In character.
oaF'ng the morning the market " IS siFong
- soae, particularly Tor indus'Fts4s. u
.nsSh the ehief activity VAS dispiaysd.
we rsliroai !ist be.ag rather neglected IN
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The North Western limited leaving Minnsap-
oils and d Paul every day in the rear foe Chi
cseo carries the finest railroad cars which the
world hAs ever sssn. 1hsy ars respectively .
banss. smohtug and library car. double state
room sleeping car. drswtug-room car. din
Ing car and . pfivaee compartment sleep
ing car IL took longer 20 design these cars
than % build them, 20 much attention Wa
given 70 the details. Pfutseh gas and heated By
stssm. The wheels are thirty-six inches In
diameter and OF Krupp steel
Each ear hss the ansi-telsscoping device and
every other feature designed TO increase the
safety OF travel. The stops. ratings. guards.
etc. are oil OF solid brass highly polished.
when ron travel Be surs your tickets read via
the sh-wsstern- Berthe Ia the above ears ct
the same rates Of m ordinary Sleeper. r. W.
Parker. Puget sound agent. Ill Cherry street,
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Mrs. Ulysses &. Grant has been CON-
PEELED 10 decline, because OF her abssncs
in California. the invitation TO attend the
Confederate veterans' reunion. in Bir-
minghnm. Ala. but says she fesls greatly
complimented By IL.
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pACIFIC NAVIGATION COMPANY
l. TInk TABLE In esfec, April /, 1894


sEATrLE-wHATCoM ROUTE
Daily Sunday excsptedl
STEAMER STATE OF WASHINGTON
Nv Seattle. l 100 m Nv whatcom. LIS m
Ar whatcom o 90 N Ar Seattle "a: 700 IN
stopping 81 Fidalgn. Anseorssa and Fairhaven,
and ~ Everett south bound connecting ~ Seattle
with steamer Henry Eaiiey for Tacoma
sEATTLE-TAcoMA ROUTE
Daily except Saturday,
STEAMER HENRY BAILEY
Iv Tacoma. 300 M I.v Seattle. $50 -
Ar Seattle. p-t:3O N AT Tacoma IL 100 m
Connecting with Steamer state OF Washington
for FiaaiGo. Anacortes. faishaven and WhAscom,
AMI with steamer taifhaeea for Eveeett, Ia Ion
nsr aud All hidey isssas points
la CONNER AND wHIDBY ISLAND ROUTE
sroPPIs0 EVERETT
STEAMER fAtRHAvEy
North bind Except sat sou h b'd-Exespt sun
Lv Seattle. 900 p IN Lv In Conner $50 IN
Ar everett. 80 3 m Nv Eserstt. i 100 m
Ar Ia Conner. 500 n IN Ar Seattle. $3.50 . m
stopping Al Edmonds. Everett Clinton. Brown's
Point Langley Coupesilie san de Fuca Oak lIas-
Dor and Utsaiadyi connecting ~ seattle with
Steamer Henry Bailey for seoma
Wharves-Pseihc Navigation Co, Tacoma: Pa
cihc Navigation Co.. hesttis formerly Takers
does. foot OF Unlvsraty stIeeil; Merchants dock,
Everett
For fun particulars, rates, excursions. towaxe,
etc. apply to or address A. J. MACLEJ 70, Agent,
eeattle, telephone d46: J. r. HARMON. Freight
and Passenger Agent Tacoma; teiephons 81.
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sHAREs SOLD.
The total sales of stocks today were 49,
600. including. American Tobacco, g. so;
Atchfson, 100: American lSugar. 1850:
burlington. $500; Chicago Gas, 81 0J0. DIS
iiliing 2, zoo: Missouri Pacific. 100; Ma
tionsi Lead, 3, 100; 81. Paul. 1850.
Hops-Quiet.
Pig iron--Duii.
Copper-Quiet; Lake, 81 ~.
L@ad~ Firm: domestic. s. 20
Tin-Easy; firm for spot and later dcliv.
cries; Straits. $3.50 plates. firm.
spciter-DuIi: domestic. -. 20 bid.
coFFEE
Colfee--Options opened steady; partially
at 50ff0 points lower. later it ruled dull
aud neasy under local pressure and closed
dull at 50fi5 points net decline. Sales were
sooo hags. intending: April. sis. o5; May,
<is: June. $3.50; July, 1850; August.
ti5.3 October. Sis.7aosi 1850.
Snot coffee -Rio. duii aud nominal; No.
7. i7t.c; mild. dull; Cordova, iai .6ti9i5c
Warehouse deliveries yesterday. 4. f,59 bags I;
New York stock today. 1896 bags;
total United States stock. 1873 90 bags:
aaoa, for tho United States, 33j, 900 bags !:
totai visible Tor the United States. SO 800
bags. against last year 5s.3o7 bags.
Rlo--Market frn: No. Rio. ifs.c: ex-
change, 8s4c; receipts, 900 bags, stock,
o., 90 bags: cleared. 1900 bags.
Hamburg--Market dull ssiss, D. 900 bags !,
prices unchanged To 4 pig lower.
Santos-Market qa4et. no quotations !.
receipts. loo bags: stock, $500 bags:
cleared, 1900 bags.
Ioudon-~Marxet quiet; prices I'M
changed 10 Sd lower.
Havre-Q Quiet: sales. 5000 bags: futures.
~ higher.
SUGAR
sngar-Raw. steady; unchanged; sales.
I. NO tons centrifugal. e6-test. ex-ship, at
2t.e; refined. steady aud fairly active.
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PORTLAND 0RArS MARKET.

b PORTLAND, April IL. 49, Wheat-inact.
Eve. At steady. Valley, s5e: Walla Walls,
/ lie per GENITAL.
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u kLIYNoAAM BAr. INSIDE ROUTE.
srsAMKR LYDIA THOMPSON

For Edmonds Everett Clinton, Lsngisy, CSUpo
vile, ttsalsdy. fidsis0 City. Anacoriss, sarnish
IairhAvsn s<homs snd VIVA com. leaving seattle
Tuesdays. Thursdays ana saturdays 1T q n
Restraining leaves Hhaicam W%enesdays, Ffidsys
aac sundays ~ ESQ . m. landing ~ caiy Dock
THOMPSON 6AoA
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TESTIMONIALS:

Read what your dentist has to
say about it:
We have carefully examined the
formula Of LUbIS's CARLO
LIED TOOTH POWDER and End
that ii contains nothing that can In
the slightest degree injure the teeth
/ or gum. 1t has in its composition
/ sufficient antiseptic properties 10
\ s.eeten the breath and make the
/ gum heaiihsnl aud firm. Its daily
/ use will help To prevent. the iofma-
/ ton of tartar and ths'aeeamuia;ion
/ of parasit.cai amin aicuiE so inJu-
\ riols 10 teeth and gum.
~. n. GIpDiN0s. u. d. 3.
/ gro w RRA1DoN. u. ID. 2.
4 GEO. NJ. FAULKNER. ID. u. g.
/ r. q. ALpIN. ID. ID. :.
T.. NJ. LEssEf. u. ID. =.
IA v. DEsfoRTEs. ID. d. 8.
ALRERT ]. FORREST.
CP. BROWN, d. u. s.
GEO. T.. MILLER.
jos. MOVDY.
IVES. CoISE. l.. d. s. snd N.
/ r. 4. ID. ;.
q. q. GRIFFIN.
IN. FOX.
]. ". PUTNAM.
j. y. FRAIHER
LUBIS's TOOTH POWDER
/ makes Good Teeth
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion make. Content
meat. a.
| living.
| Is CENTS A BOTTLE.
| Stewart 1 Holmes Drug Co
Wholesale Agents,
| sllyllk vilLA villl ilcsll
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pBoPL1s SAVINGS BANK
Occidental Biock esassis, va
CAPITAL, oIoO. o0Q
oYyIcERs AND rnUsrEDA
Jacob Earth, PrsoidenL
Arthur A. Denny. Vice rrsol1eat
John Lsasy ascond vice~ froai1enk
Jsmss T. Hayden. Manager, CesAiss - 500
Frank !. Biodsett, Assistsas Cashier
eEmand aohwahaehsr yohn Coiiias. = q Mes
fielder 2. W. wiimAns
Trnnsacts aAvtnGs bank buanese exclusively.
Deposits received from ol TO oio, 600
lnlsfees allowed per annum Six per cent -
term deposits. Z per cent ordinary dsposita
pivtdsnds declared last days Of NAY and No
vsnsbse Loans maAs - real sstsss - aopsevo1
eosiAfefais only.
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Tor WbetoOn sd Vonc0uVor.
Until further notice the Seattle. Lake Shore h
Eastern train leaving Seattle ats;3s q IN and
arriving 81 p m. will make direct connections
for whstcom. Vancouver and points East via
Canadian Pacific. Through parior cars between
seatfls and Vancouver
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Trade AND SHIPPING.
TRADE AND SHIPPING.
Ia Fresh Supply Of Green vege-
1 tables From California.
ss,ces ARE soMEWnAT LOWER.
~ Pstsasss II Msskse - Elephant
Yrsstaful ssA CAssp-AAvanse
a DslsA xruDsA

"a pRrxxruxyr cv AsnTccITuss, J
wEA1nga BEEEAr.
posYr4pp. Or, April Is. issA
Forecast 20. THURSDAY: Fair; warmer.
sysYxp erArss psrAkrnxgr % AGRICULTURE
vRArHKE srgxAr-pAILy yrLLErfS
era-rf,s. wash. Apg.l -, issA
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SEATTLE. April Is. 1894
Exchanges st Seattle. Tacoma and Port
Ind clearing houses today were:

LgsarnncesL BsIGnrss
eeattls ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s.g73 ~ t3I ss3 90
Z Tacoma ,.....s+......-..... S3tsS % 1852 %
j Portland. .................. I5,0O % 1890 %
II was the one day in FIVE when the Cal
ilornia steamer arrives and for that rsa-
I soa trade along West street, especially In
kthe afternoon. was quite lively. The
& Steamer brought the usual quantities of
green peas. cabbage. cauiifiowsr, aspasa-
{ gus. ETC.. and prices had ? tendency to de-
s dine.
Green peas dropped TO cents per pound.
Asparagus 10 quoted ~ si25 TO $50 per
s boz, and cabbage at tL25 TO sl33 The
eauiilower received by this boat was not
Of the best and sold at IS cents per dozen.
A email quantity Of new potatoes were
brought by the steamer and sold 1t ~
esnis per pound.
Pie plant has bean shipped TO market 70
! beautifully that prices have fallen rspidiy
] 70 cents per pound or less. The demand
this year is not 70 good ~ formerly. but
the price may strength en- II shipments are
less heavy.
The firmness IL dried fruits which has
Z existed for soms time has caused an sd-
vance Of ~ cents per pound In dried
prunss Of ali kinds.
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Tn EFFECT MARCH 4, 1904
STEAMER IDAHO

WILL LkAIE fksLKk WNAnR At y ?. q.
SUNDAYS. TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS
For Edrnonds. Clinton Browns Point, Langley
Utsesady. fidaigo City. Anacortes. SAmish and
Whntcom and on Thursdays going through 70
Blaine and semiahmoo Returning leave What.
com Monday. W ednesday, Saturday ~ p.
Fare To Whsicom, ~. 90: Freight 20 whstcom. u
&. D. BRowNfIELD. Managing owns.
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sreAHsxs.

ELY On TIE -yLYKk.
oEAfrLx ~ TACOMA
1s0 ssanA siSs Aaly, ssssp4 ounAa1.
Ia sss hour aad twsssy-1vo aanuasA
rRE sTBANER -yLYEDs
nagu,ae aAsly sszra sssstis Taeeaa sssna, = -
sAxrns 1yyDcS
-NuReDAY. DEo n
~fNH CARR
Easve oeaeee-e:3c. rs . n, lf1o ~ -
Law Tassms-scsa II :soA n. sos osAeA -
ounlAy-
Lsave osaSsss-7:0o . u. 1880 . -
L0avs Tacoma--9;1 Z n. 400 = -
LanAinx q u. p wharf, TaeemA anA 0uumae
~ Asek foes q xasiss stses& osaolA
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For Bircheils. sidney, Charleston Dry Dock Bro
merton. Deesfur- Tranyton, hieo, Sllverfaie
ana intermedsaie points. Leaves HarriuRton's
wharf. III foot OF Washington street ct 8 90 q m
daily except Sunday, retarnins al 5 80 p IN.
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E,oR THE PORT ORCHARD ROUTE
Take the Fast and Com modious
STEAMER GENERAL CANDY

EoR THE PORT ORCHARD ROUTE
Take the Fast and commodious
STEAMER GENERAL CANDY
For Bircheils sidney. Charleston Dry Dock. Bro
and insermedia,e points Leaves Harrington's
wharf. ri foot OF Washington street at : 90 = IA
daily except Sunday, retarnins al 5 80 p IN.
& WILEY NAVIGATION Co
Seattle Tacoma AID Olympia
Route.
STEAMER MULrSoMAH
Leaves Seattle daily a. 100 p n
sEATTLETAcoMA ROUTE,
STEAMER CITY Of ABERDEEN
Leaves seattis daily at 800 m and 500 p n
FARE To TACOMA. so CESra
Lan1ing-City Dock foot Of Main Street: Com
msrciai Dock, Tacoma
J. A HATFIELD. Agens
CAPTAIN 4. WILEY Manager
Tslspaoas s3a
pACIfIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from seattle a. follows
For San Francisco. via Port Tosnsead anA Vie
iof1a. q; q ia passengers received on board o.
8 IA Apssi 3, T. Is. IL ~ ssd -.
For Aiaska. April IS and -
From san Frsnsisso. for Victoria ana Puget
Sound porss 81 8 In, April 5 10. ID. %, IS. 80
Tickets may 10 obtained AZ TIA Office Of the com
EaAy, 81 Ocean dtek. Seattle
0ooDALJ. PERKINS A Co
General a sso;s @aa Frame SEQ
J. " JOHNSON. y sspL. seattle.
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EVERETT AND sSoHoMrsH Rourf
CUT RATE TO EVERETT

STEAMER MABEL
leaves City wharf ruestiays ThuYsdavs and
Saturdays at a m for Edmonds, Muktiteo Ev-
erett MarysviIs, East Everett, Lowell and sno-
bomish FARE To kVERErr. SOC; ROUND
TRIP, soc: TO sSoHOMISH, SOC.
J. A. HATFIELD. Agent
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oshi exchange and teIsgraphic Transfers on New
Ysss: csie.s: =. Paul San Francisco, PORT
ington, oregon aad BritiAh
Columbia
sssAs ssiis Of saehanss on LosAos svai,ss,s else
csll.csions made - eli point. on hveras,. sssna
noads st.esa snd otesr vAiuahiss rscsivsd - Do
THE rgoET SOUND NATIONAL sANx %
i seattle
Capital esess paid un .....es30ooe
safpiuh. .............,....."... 1oS.SO
JACOB 1URrH. President
NEufkLpER. Vice PrsA
Rv. ASkKNY. cAsh,ss
DTRKcroRA
q G rsusstDxs J.R HAYsss.
SsAu.srnan I.cos Srsra
Cossssronfsncs in oil the psincipa, eisiss n s>s
United ssaiss ana Europa
THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST co.
Incorporated 1887. Capital. s9oo.ooa
Bailey Building Corner of second ssd cssxH
Transact. general banking business
SAVINGS DsPARrxEsE
Deposits received in an, amour, rom sas As,aas
sSwa.ds ana istsses allowed thsrsoA
Money loaned npon improved
fATm Aai city real sstatA
TRusrExs.
iSIon a > ausr;..............:... rrss,asss
COLUMBUS I. Vice presiasas
u n HEgIHEDk Manax~
r. DOWNING. ............ Secretary
j. d LnNaAS. W. A. rETKRs p w. VII
Mans wA RICHTER FTsHKR
INWARD DAlLkY.
NATIONAL BANK OF coxxKaca
Corner Commercial saa Yss,sr AvsaaA
Traasscss genera rankias ssaassA
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The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-09-22
PEOPLES Party Executive Committee

Notice is hereby given that there
will BE- u meeting of the Executives
COMMITTEES of the Pcplo's Party OF
C;tddo parish, at Shreveport ON Tues
day, Oct. >, 1891. Following are the
names of the members, ~ We remem-
Der them:
+. n. Bickham, L. Robinson, DR.,
Gus !Iendrick, G. w. Mckee, J. nj.
At,away, W. J. Morris.
w. J. SAVERS, Chm'n.
T.. G.. NAGLE, Sacy.
We hope lbs many members of our
party will be present as possible, as
there is IL very important secret to tell.
Come, brothers, one aud all
w. j. SAVERS, Chm'n.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-09-22

Cypremort, and was presented to the
Courier by Mr.. Clay Ronvilllan. Mr..
A Brown Is manager of the planta
ton from which the cane WAS cut.
Mr. BonviIIian states that MIR. Bur
guircs has an rnusually good crop on
all Of his plantations. -Rouma
Courier.
Great Je-ho sa-phat, Duval. did
YOU say you belonged TO the church.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-09-22
Report of Committee on Memoir.

The Second Methodist Sabbath
school has been bereft Of one OF it's
fold. We feel deeply the vacancy
caused by the frost of death nipping
in the bud of life sach n pensive fra
pile flower. We miss the quiet, I'M
assuming life of little kobt. Enr'ght,
that like the peaceful sunbeam
lingering on the floor of the Sabbath
school, steals away into the mystic
rious unknown, leaving behind, its
path of gloom. Yet we thank the
Father Of Lights that we were per-
mitted to see and feel the cheering
influence of this evanescent ray from
higher world, ~ it lowered over us.
and then sped away far from mortal
vision.
We offer the following resolution:
Resolved, That Wei AS an united Sab
bath school, extend our tenderest
sympathies to the bereaved family;
and hereby express ~ an unit the
sorrow that rises from our hearts
that Roberts spirit has winged itt
flight far away from the shadow oil
our church door.
MRs T. G. CALHOUN,
; Mrs: OLLIE H0rcrHSs, Com.
H. W. RIoKEY.