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The evening world., 1894-09-08

When the street-car magnates take
your Ave cents and give you no seat
they commit an act OF brigandry.
The evening world., 1894-09-08

Brockway and his Board OF Managers
live in a touching and exclusive state
Of mutual confidence.
The evening world., 1894-09-08

Salvation was quoted at 30 to / at
Gravesend yesterday. There are too
many tracks where 1t is a much longer
shot.
The evening world., 1894-09-08

Kaiser Wihelm's latest speech gives
evidence that at least one mans esti-
mate OF the value Of my will" and my
way" remains unmodifed.
The evening world., 1894-09-08

Tammany chowders 20 on as usual
this season. Another year. It may be
plain but overwhelming soup for all.
The evening world., 1894-09-08

Surface cars in the city are permitted
TO be run for the convenience OF the
city's people. They are run greatly to
the pront 0f their managers. In return
The evening world., 1894-09-08

Give the Committee of Seventy the
moral backing Of community OF two
millions
The evening world., 1894-09-08

More heads are falling In New York
than in Corea.
The evening world., 1894-09-08
C. B. R0USS GIVES 81, 900.
The millionaire sends His Check
TO Help the Fire Sufferers.

Charles Broadway Rouss, the we'll
known merchant and millionaire, sent
his check for 5000 to Acting Mayor
Mcclellan to-day, to be added to the
fund for sufferers from the forest fires
In the West Other subscriptions re-
ceived were as follows:
The evening world., 1894-09-08
Makes II a Question of scnpegont..

Whit lot Of scapsgoats the New York Police
Commissioners think they need to carry their
oniciai aims into the wilderness OF oblivion
Rochester Democrat
The evening world., 1894-09-08

The Police Board may yet need the
rest that 1t decides to take while the
Lexow Committee continues.
The evening world., 1894-09-08
From BeEinnipE to End.

from LifeI
"Truly," said Witticus. when he saw
oxtaii soup and tongue on the free
lunch counter, extremes meet"
The evening world., 1894-09-08
| HeH9E!R}I SE'HehE !

gar. Is one OF the best things in TIA
world to relieve pain from the stins a,
bee or wasp. A paste OF common
earth and water is good also. I
To keep your fruit jellies from n,oulA.
Ing, put an even half inch of sugar ove,
the top after the jelly has cooled ana
then cover the glass with thick ,,4pe,
that has been coated with white of err
"A very nice way to use TN cold roas.
beer and pork or veal, In to soak thin
sices In weak vinegar over night, then
dip In egg and grated bread crurr BIS AMI
Try lisht brown In good sweet lard or
butter for breakfast.
TO wash cut glass and have It. clear
ana shining you should have a soft brush
ana dry 1t lastly. after using q linen
towel. with tissue paper.
Serving Fish.
Fish is is dainty food. Pract,re 4.
needed in serving IT, Lightness Of touch
and dexterity OF management are neces.
sary to keep the delicate flakes intact
1t requires some skill to rip the skin and
lay 1t back. and sever the head ana
tall with neatncss and despatch. These
three articles must never leave the plat
ter; they belong to the cat. The chpIce-
est morsel of any white fish is the cheek
1t is not goodform to cut through a fish.
Begin at the tail and throw aside the
skin. Begin at the head to serve cut
ting to the backbone. When the meat
OF that side is helped, turn the fish and
help the other side in the same way.
II there Is roe. a part should be served
each person. Boiling is the incest way
to cook and the easiest way to serve
fish. Dress the edge OF the platter with
hard egg. and sliced lemon, tomato and
beets.
The evening world., 1894-09-08

Don't be afraid to join the discon-
tented, for the municipal campaign.
The evening world., 1894-09-08

Greater speed IL obtained on certain
stretches of road than the highest to-
boggan slide at Coney ever dreamed OF.
Will write about 1t for the Sunday
World" 1t Is mad race, with human
life in danger every day.
The evening world., 1894-09-08
Menu,

SUNDAY. SEPT. 3.
BREAKFAST.
Fruit.
Cracked wheat. Sugar and Cream.
Broiled Steak.
French Fried Potatoes
N0'''' pINNER.s 'n
PURGE of Clans
smothered Chicken with Rice
Lima Beans Sliced Tomatoea
Egg Salad.
Grape Water Ice.
Coffee. 49,.
SUPER.
Dreamed sweetbreads.
Brown Bread and Butter.
Compete OF Peaches Hermits.
The evening world., 1894-09-08

The grand total up to date is 81. 500. Col
Mcclellan said this morning he would
forward the money TO the proper au
thorlties,
The evening world., 1894-09-08

DR.. Depew's might accept" and hi.
might II he does accept are two consid-
eratIons
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nINrNa erocKa
rnE srocx rxeHAsor.

*Fv foKK. May 2a.-This was q bull
- 4. On We stock exchange and the result
~ We days trading is that With one or
Acsfuons the active list which Was
q asanee IN prices as compared with the
. : sAies OF Yesterday, ranging from !.
49, Per cent. Chief among the influences
Na wrought about the appreciation in
we're agreements TO maintain rates
y = sssed into by the railroad managers nj
$50, the easier tone Of the sterling
.ahss market and the consequent
ssaen Of gold exporta The covering
ey the shorts was quite pro-
~. IN Sugar, the Changers. Chicago
eeaeras Electric, Missouri Pacific
k~.ss York Central. There was good
=. WE. too. for the Lonioa account in
3 raul and New York Central which
osssn houses bought, Burlington d
xSasecy and insiders we're nnrohsssr, Of
zen Union. After an opening rise Of
saeeane OF :. VAS made. followed by
ssaes OF "a. decline of az, an inn.
ssssneas of Si.. a final reaction of -.
- gain on the day Of az in Sugar.
sas etsngers. -. Paul and Burlington
- ~ most demand. The general mar
4..'ss Saea hFia and shade higher. and
'as she hFss hour the trend OF prices
- upward. Then came = fraction Al
~. aiisr which the speculation was
sssaiy until about III 80 O'Clock.
n sstsenas cosdAss preferred broke
pss esat'. and Buffalo. Rochester and
rss'fS ~. neither Of which stocks
aaF subsequent recovery. Before
~s~ec Tie u arS et "a s~.sn .>e~n IN -,
-a ~ sasa. hG, reaction econ took p,acs.
nsa sas. aewever. bat Of brief duration.
ne sest Of the afternoon the ssa /.
49,. strong In tone. with only . slight
"a. a. closing prices being ut or near
~ esss Of the day.
DAY. ' y" nrm In ssns al
s,'nmsas bonds Steady.
s s eoads
sssa-sssong. Pennsylvania oil
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TACOMA. Nay Il -tspseiall = Fruit
growers surrounding and adjacent 10 each
Of the following places viii msst with the
members q the board Of horticulture .
follows:
Sumner. Tuesday. Nay -. at Il ,. N. !;
6nohomish. Thursday. Nay 81. 1 ?. n !;
Mount vernon, Friday. June I, p N. !;
New Whatcom. Saturday. June 4 p. N. !;
Friday Hafbor. Monday, Jane 4 3p n. !:
Port Townsend. Wednesday, June q, 10 ..
m: aiso It 6halton. June IL; Satsop June
-: Wulapa. June 70; Winlook, June 20
and Kslso, June a.
At each Of thsss places iafosmation viii
b given on subjects ofinssot pests, fangous
diseases and their remedies; also on the
best methods Of picking. packing and
marketing fruits and fruit culture gensr-
ally. Conferences viii b held with fruit
growers - 10 what methods should b
adopted 10 build mp the industry more
rapidly and probably at saeh To-
cality. President John T. Blackburn,
Commissioners c. II. Ross. J. i. Cass.
Cnafhsid knight and Secretary Tonnssen
will b present and conduct these msstings.
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A We are desirous Of going out Of busi-
ness, We offer our entire stock OF firstciass
groceries 1T cost for cash. This offer 10
for any article in the store, and nothing
will b reserved. Smith d Young, grocsrs.
A PesPfess TraIs.
There 10 no better routs between Chicago end
81 Paul than that Of ths North VI ssern Tine:
none nors direct. more solidiy ana substan-
tally constructed, equipped with nns eeachss,
slsepsng. parios, compartment and dining ears,
OF operated with greater vigilance or painstAk-
Ing eass for the saisty and comfort Of fs paAssn-
unusual elegance ana finish. In which eli The
privacy OF ones own apartment 10 secured, or. II
dssired. two or more con psrsmsnts can b con-
reetsd en- suitA The buffet iihrary car embraces
aspacieus smoking saloon, furnished with easy
chairs writing dsska weilssisctsd library 81
standard and popular works. guide books and
current psriodiesis. vslI-stocksd buffet, bar
h<s's shop. hath room and IN apartment fce
luggage All Of thsos ears were especially eco-
sfrnessd for this train In the best possible man.
ner tncinds svssy eonvsnssaes and ere connsessd
BY vsssibuisd platforms. permitting ready pass-
asa from one TO another. - In apastnsas -
suiss. The sysf4ns at heating, ventilation,
Lighting and electric communication are au a
perfect ~ possible All meals ass served In din-
Ing cars sn rouse These diasng ears ssU era
eious and comfortable. and the cuisine and
ssrvics are In ell respects entirely unsxcepsisa-
aba p. " Psxkse. Puget sound agent No III
Chsrry street. sss:fse-
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The steamer Topeka arrived from Alasks
at 10 O'Clock last evening.
The steamer Henry Bailey viii here
after land at YesIsr's wharf
Ship Kennsbec 10 loading lumber at Port
Blakslsy and will soon sail for Europe.
Uni,ed States steamer Manranita and
steamer Waila Waa;s coaied as the bunkers
yesterday.
Schooner W. l.. Bssbs Vas toved into
Port Bsskelsy last svenine 10 load lumber
for San Francisco.
Bark Hesrsr goss 70 Hastings' mill, 1t
Vancouver. h. c.. today 70 taks cargo Of
lumber for Australia
Schooner Fannie Dutard yesterday iets
from Port Btakelsy With . ioad Of lumber
for Southern California
Schooner Charles Hansen arrived from
San Francisco ysateriAr with 90 tons Of
merchandise. and h unioeding % SeAua-
bsehsr's dock.
Schooner Aleaids. which ran ashore On
Smiths island several days aga. has been
hauls6 % and - nov in Qua.tssras,sr
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UosoSD8eSw On boO uootbllos
The steamer umatilia left San Francisco
for Puget sound yesterday With the follow
ing passengers:
victoria-E. L. Briggs, A. r. Jackson
Pastor. Miss Frank, Miss n. Frank, Miss
Weaver. Kate Dalton, Miss Harsshorn,
John Brodie, c. NJ. Cumming and wife,
J. r.. Adams, Mr.. Redon, Ernest c.
Hayward, Mrs. NJ. A. Jones. I. Drawer
man and wife. Mrs. q. Williams, T. A.
Wilson. l. r. Thomas, L. A. Coupe, Mn.
Goodwi Miss n. Good vim, Miss A. Good
win. J. Rostine, Robert King.
SeAttie--Mrs. Kerr, Mrs. Bacon, Mrs,
Holmes and child, X. Mcintosh. r. r,
Pollard, Miss Mcintosh. Miss Brown, Mrs.
Mcintosh. Mrs. A. Cragin. Miss Il. craEin,
Il. olcovich. William Howard, D. How ard,
Miss NJ. Allen, Mrs. d. b. Jackson, Miss
Jackson. III. +. Jackson. AZ. c. Jackson,
Ella Harrison. Miss Catch. Jessie Reeves,
Minnie Reeves. Miss Mclaughlin. tieorge
4. Walker. Mrs. Field. e. NJ Gordon ana
wife. z. g. Dunn. d. McGusre, Mrs. @.
Ellis. Mrs. Il. A. Ellis, r. W. Ellis. N.
Sheaie, r. Buck, Miss r. J. Roberts, Mrs..
R. Gill, J. NJ. Love.
Tacosna---M w. Gibbons and wife. Miss
Stotler. Mrs. Cofsman, A. G. kaufman. J.
NJ. simpson. Miss 10y. Miss Ly, Miss A.
r. Dsvis. r. Y. Haskell. Miss Richards, J..
III. Riechers, Miss G. S. Smith. J. r. Gull
yer, Frank Avery, Mss. ]. Lindh, Mtss n.
L. Picher, Mlss Ray and sister.
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Arrivsd--Bk Sea Hing, from Gan Fran
cisco, 1t Nanaimo: BIZ T0pgaliant from
Gan Francisco. at Port Blakeisy.
sAH raAscIsco. Nay A-Arrivsd--
Schr Pioneer. schr Viking. Cleared
George W. Elder, Astoria; Lou,sisna
Taltal Departsd-Col Columbia. Seattle;
Wachusstt, Nanaimo: Aursola, Hhoal.
water bay; schr Annie Larsen, Seattle
:chr Charlie: :. FAX, Gray : harsor; uma-
suelo. Kahului.
Poar GAxsLE May Steam
schr Excelsior. Capt. Higgins. for Port
Hartford and San Diego. Arrived-ScAr
Mstsor. Capt. Boshn. q days from San
Pedro. 70 load lumber for same port.
PoRr TowssKxD, May 2a-iSpecial T.
Arrivcd--Str City of Topeka. from south
east Alaska: schr William BoWdsn. 81
days from Honolulu.
HoouiAN, May 2-fSpeciaL ARRIVED
from San Francisco-Schrs Jennie Estella
and Wehfoot.
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SHARES sofp.
The total sales of stocks today were 2ss.-
sol shares. including: Aschison, 500,
American Sugar. % sl5: Burlington. 1850;
Chicago Gas. ~, 100; Dissilline, 8, 100; Gen.
erai Electric, II. 500: Missouri Pacific, H.
500: New York Central, 1900, Northern
Pacific, preferred. 9. 800: Rock Island, :. 400;
Sc Paul, $500. Western Union. II, 10.
Bars.
Hops- Fairly active.
weafs
wool-D Dull: domestic fleece. lo@ase !:
pulled. eosf2sc.
MxrALA
Pig iron--Dull
Copper-QaisS
Lead-Quiet.
quiet
Srelter-rirmer; domestic, Sex bid !;
Gales ON Change, one car July srslier,
0AA
cosrsR
Coffee May. $iaioskiacs: December.
SIAM Spot coffes-Rlo. dull and nom
inaI, No. :. i6c.
SUGAR
ousar-Re6ned. duh.
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CHICAGO aAKKKra
THE HcARp % rxspa

CuIcaao, Nav IS -wheat-opening
trades allowed bat little change, bat the
market gradually recrdsd ssc, rallied -
&c, again cold OF. ruled steady and closed
easy. Private cables reported the weather
abroad favorable and prices easier aad
foreigners wers credited with selling in
Nsw York. There were good many bad
crop reports ia from the country sxain to-
day, but we're onset by the bear news. A
feature vas the free covering early By
Partridge selling for New York seccans.
The unfavorahis industrial situation CON-
bsned With other causes To weaken values
Corn xas very dull within he ssssA
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Nrw YoHx. Nay 1.-Dsaistrese's viii
cay Tomorrow: The total number az in
dustrial snployss Idle = result Of The
coal strike y shout II. 0oo. and the total
number tdls o. scoount Of strikes u 40.
Goa In other industrial lines 400 men
are reported Idle - result Of strikes,
making the totsl number nov idle -, COO.
! Exports Of wheat. -four included, from
both coasts 81 the United States and Cam
ada this week equal 2.3iA0o0 bushels,
against $4,000 isst week and Z, l06. 90 .
year ago.
The stress o. the financial panic and
trade conyulsions In the iattsr portion az
1893 pushed many Of the weaker business
concsrns - the wallv % that on February
Let the average numhsr of failures
weekly b ths United States he'd got down
70 normal proportions. The total u 81,
against 1877 last week. - compared with
~ In the week year ago. when the total
began 70 expand under special conditions.
and - compared with III In the week in
l0Oo
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~ ssA1s or 4aApR.

~
- lhkncsso6. Nay q. Busipere vas
r. II veostAblss todsy. The receipts
Slos ~ ho1ss aspsraGus, rs boxes rhu-
- r. oneks psas. 20 boxss cusuuhess.
m meks potatoss. 1l8 sacks beams. e
- squesh. sock peppers and ( boxes
tslateeA Ho1a1oeg and onions are still
wei.
n neuipls q Gosh fruit incIude e
s1eols = stsawbesjes, 5. as boxes shssYies,
~ houm spdeees and 10 boxes eooee-
uRiaA ~ market was dull for eur.
- DoE1too ~ lower.
~ buto9 md egg are lower. with
otoo1n - hand. Chess sulss nrm.
yeoitsy market ID in . very poor
u - Ter trading and prices are weak.
loRADsTusys AND oaArHa
e10wsr; " quote: Net cash prices
n extras. Al0@A60 Per beYrel:
xtSas, ?a3o&3.40; supsriins. $50
mo business in progress Shin.
eos = not quotable over size per
= a sxtrems figure. while milling
- q sssy st rafss Of 06c0el oak
- u4yA kDU9tU0 I110 t8lID N30HUo
{ - stepped business and weakened
teed barley 10 quotabls ct 000o6c
lei .1al toe fair to choice. Brewers are
I'd eelne sny buying Just nov, and there
~ ~ neable quotations In consequence.
y ~ moment probably not over 4i.O5
:. ~ = obtained for really desirable o..
~ the same time e ID doubtful II
r.. - ecnld Be found ct the quot sion.
- = srsuing barely 10 firmly held.
d. a1-.h = probable that lower prices
~ eevei IN . day or two. Just at prss-
seefs + no inclination to buy. and .
II .9cl1ea IN asking rates may stinulate
!emqaiy. We quote - follows: Nil.
1A0G.0; Surprise 3L37knL4S IS:
/. :. 80. H27,S0l. 32t<; good 70 choice.
9t@; poor to fair, 3i.0oG1i. 10; black.
ss.ssal rcd. nominal; gray. Sl.i2,10L1
!. s ~ recsipts-Fiour. quarter sacks,
oefiey, ccutals, 1897; oats, 116:
-. sectA 665S; beans, sacks, A64: POI
escks. Aa2; onions. sacks. Liza
FINANCIAL.
Nasts--On sight. New York. per 500,
= pN@ium- Sterling hiiis--On London,
9aey bank. Ass.
w.sef osrs--Per ounce. 62,<9629<c.
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Deeds Recorded IN the Asdjteg's O0ss
Yesterday.


Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January I.
1894. are s. %, $50 There we're hled for
record yesterday deeds, the considers
tons sggregasing 80. s6l. Following II
the list - furnished By Osborne. Trsnpsr
q Co, abstracsoss Of title. li6 Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
u. B. Shepard 10 +. g. Cady, lot 81,
block 2, Belt Line 70 Kirkland, 500
+. G. Cady TO A. Hamache, lot So block
2. Belt Line TO Kirkland. 500
ID. A. Shindler TO w. NJ. Hurgren, az
acres In lot 2. sec 10. -, Z, $4,000
William Harris 70 Alice J. Reynolds.
lots Is and II. block Q. =. r Days La
Grande, $3.50.
William d. Wood to Minnie CLARK. lots
s. :. s. 9. Q and 10. block So Woodlsvns
$40.
Moore Land Company to ]. N. Balm,
lots to "a. block 6, Hsxelwood Supple.
mental, 81. zoo
W. s. Rittman to City Of Seattle. tract
for View street, 81.
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TUn1 = ssnsa1ng aAsus .
hoEno 0at s1unpe1D Gur -.
u1rnsDoa. - svsa - inak -
GhoasAs ooeuEs shas = . nE1se
- - nsess snlsaas IN -
eems czippisd and useaes4 a.
s1esly eAasssA11s Onan's bE0-
snzlsy 60 ulonGAx5asneaR 4
qusseson shas should beforemoss
an svsry ownsr's nind - -n0v
eun I sxfand - daSs q his -
faanass 81 symnsery - no
ansuee = esq; - msgcifai -
him aad watch carefully and
eAapk ~ aflmats - their In
cspeacn- ne bass iinimaat sAas
en- b - = n imperative ~
osasisy aHevery horse owner. and
- such ~ con0denfsy sscnm-
mad MEXICAN lfrsxAxs I'm,
HSE. n nsver fxflA
we've said OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ne horsA and NJ . word a no
ahcus ne Owner. mia standard
-ea -
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cAnAnA.
FINANCIAL.

yIHAxcIAL
Money-On call, sasy at Per cent last
Prime msrcantils paper. 21f04K Per cent
Sterling exchange-Eteedy, Wish actual
business IN banksrs' btilo as A8SK
oA0 for demand. and 9ls7kNAS7k for
sixty dayA Posted ratse. M8Sx4l00.
Commercial bills, n. 66k - 06K.
Silver certificates. osG66c.
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VIII SuAt0 ynoGuB WDAB1 AZ p -
euNDAY4 TUnsDAYn ARp TnURsDAYo
res 9lmsalA Clintoa. nsewns Poias Laaslsy.
S1sGsdy 1taaiGo ety. AnacsFiss. eAmisA and
1lnane an4 oentaAmeA &aeeniae Isavo Whas-
cen AeaAey, Wednesday oasusday q = n
Safe % whsteem. d. -; freight - WkasenA o.
u p. DnowNsfKLD. Nanagsns owns.
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1A9EY u1cupB nouDAY. SeMn cAuA
COMMENCING MONDAY. DEC. II iaoA
lAeyes seattle 100 -: TswnesaA 1919 q
pUnoooeoA 14soo a. asrtves Port AnreleA
l:0e 2 - isavse fsss Asssass, 2,oe 2 N isavss
kess Ieunssn4 80 d = asrlvee eeasssA v:1o
- CITY DOCK Gu. ssatais AssatA
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oI1AnEh MABEL
4aeves 0ontra1 wharf Tuselays, Thufsaays sn1
eotpr4Ayp - . - fos BaDonds, Nukiauoo. Nv.
tte91 Nasysvtla East Everett Lowell end nno.
9All. III 20 1NohoMisH, Sd
GxQ J. WILLY. AssaA
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Daily tsuaaay sxespssdl
oTEAMkR STATE or WAnHfNoTON
(, sis::: g: Z: x.:;:..
=. Z ss sss y
Ia coSAxR AND wnIDsy rsLAND nour.
srE1MES SArsHAvEx
E I: =. sss c..a.. q. en-
A. A. I.ccsssr. IS IS = A. s."ssis' :. ..s:s n
stopsiss - E1nsuds, kversss. cIlstoaL Browns
sss :az ss.s:s as e !. s:.s .s
eesAnG nssry Bailey for Taeeaa
wssrys-reelas K.ylesis. ca. Tees..; ~
ci6s Eavsgeite. Co.. esatsls tesrnsysy ksksrs
dock. fees Of uaivsnity ssrsss,; nssshasts' dsck.
Fer III, parsssulara rates. ess.r.ae.a ss~ssa.
g: ~ : 49, ssss r 80:
end raassasss Assss Tacoma; ssssshens 81.
CKAGIT RIVER RouTL-sTEAnER HENRY
y Bailey leaves Ysslsr Dock Monday, wednss-
E,srsss. ssssscsd. fsorsses. ~. sissis CITY.
Ing. leaves Mount ysrnca for seeiils % alter
nale days Noee--Havtng been rshtssd through.
eut. chs Henry Bailey oasss snpsrios aseommo
4. EYsbALIfsT&R Nssssr
cIoUGH-TRANsuR CO. Managers
DAILY TINE oARD-
sEArTLE. TACOMA AND eLYxrIA nogxA
srEAsss nuLrxoxAH
LBAvrye ARnzvfEo
Ga ..:ss. :. a.. s::::.: So:
Tsssna $50. ~ .lciyssss ss... - !.
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TUE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK OF
Capital stock paid ..ss1.ooo
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Jacob Fursh ........................ President
r G. Nsufsldsr. Vice President
T. c. Nsuislder. j. r. Hsydsn.
s. Frauenihal. Jacob Furth.
sigmund schwshschsr.
Correspondence In all the principai cities In the
United States and Europe.
pEorLE's SAVINGS RANK.
Occidental Block. sssttis. wash
Capital. .........-. .ein@o
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Arthur A. Denny. 49,. We presiesns
James r. Hsydsn.-. Manager. csshier and ssc'y
s's.,sa low = c Wilma.
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Transscss . ssvings bank business exclusively.
Deposits FsesivsA from u 20 sfem0
Interest allowed per anaum. SIX Per cent oo
terra deposits. per csnt on ordinary depoeita.
pivideads asciassd last DAYS of Nav and Mo-
vsmbsr Loans made on real sssass % approved
coliaserals enay.
n y. wHBRLEs. PnsA y. sAssY, CASH.
JOHN I. .osTsAspEa. VICE rKsa
TUE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK OF
~ psrrco.a
Lander Miller As Miiiss.
nv. wnssass.
Corner seessa and Cherry sta. Seattle. wash
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rrs. President ~"
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TUE GUARANTEE LOAN And TRUST CO.
Incorporates 1857 Capital, szqooee
Bsi,sy bnildins. corner second and CAsrSy.
Irsasacss . general hansing businsaA
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits received In any smeuss from q mp
vsrds ana issesuus sissved thsseen- Honsy
sespsd upon improved Harm ana essy fssl s.fsts-
nAxE or BRITIEH coIguBiA-PAID Up
ofRcs q Lombard s3rsst. IAsdcn. nnnchse,
Pcrsiasd an Francisco aeess1A, Tsxona, Vac
tarta New wessninsssr. AaDAtma. KAntocpss
and a <hanxs bastssss tsaneocto4 lanne Do1A
HIS dsseDunsoA Commercial esoafts eyanssd-
pepnsiss received % e0sssns eoeouns sub3oe& -
49,. Iatsfpss pe.d % tina 1<ppifA
z LA BAKEEa Hana9oe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-26

This agreeable and s6lcactons
Tooth Powder, established By moro
than twenty ysars' expsrisncs. has
received the sanction Of the man.
bsrs Of the Dental and Medical pre-
fessions Of this city generally, aad
ey then 10 10 daily reeommsaded
and prescribed. Il 10 - pleasant II
the application - II 10 excsllsnt Ia
III siYscts: 10 speedily renders the
tssth white and smeoth. the guns
hsAlthful. rcd end drm. and BY frs-
euens uss viii preserve than in thu
desirable condition. lt gradually
but effsctually removes tartar anl
destroys the pasasitioal aninalcuio
which neglect may have permitted
TO collect end prevents their further
sceum mutation, thus serving = 4
oompioto boauttAeR and prsporvse Of
the teeth. Micsoscopio sxamina-
tons have been made Of the matter
deposited On the teeth sad Guns e
individu ais selected from eli CLASSES
OF oocisty and Of every variety 81
bodily condition. and ia nearly ~.
cry cass animal and vegetable pare.
sites were found 70 exist in ereat
numbers. Expsrimeuts we're made
for their removal and the iBefedi.
snts used in Lueinss Teoth Powder
we're found 70 b the most slfeesuai.
desssoying them instantly.
Through me ksndness Of fSiende
We are pssuiitsd - Duhlish sne fol-
lostng
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-26
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harbor to b put On the dry dock for ~
paiYs.