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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-08-23

ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH.-Father
H. Webeler. Regular services the last Sunday
I'm each month
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-08-23

N~~~NNN~ND~~~~O~O~N O~NNN~~N~~-~ONON~~~~~
M. Il. CHURCH-Rev. s. G. Taylor, Pastor
Services at 10 80 o'clock AIN. and 71a pm. Sun
day school at IL m. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening at 716 o'clock. All are cor.
daily invited to attend
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-08-23

woMEN's RELIEF CORPS. No. 1862, meets on
the I'd and 4th Saturdays at o'clock in the af-
ternoon. ISABEL JONES, President.
REBEccA WIGHT, Sec.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-08-23

CRAWLING LODGE, No. s5e. +. & A. NJ.
meets in regular communication on Thursday
evening on or before the full Of the moon
r. d. CONNINE, w. NJ.
A TAyIOR Secretary
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-08-23

METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH.
Rev. J. J. Willis, Pastor. Services every Sun
day at 6:30 d. m. Sunday-school at 2 p. m.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-02

Macs Of the Evanesl, the lattsR koing on
the Neah bay route In place Of he Willapa.
The steamer Hattie Hansen viii change
her time Of leaving Seattle to $50 p. M.
instead Of 5 p. N.
The bark Germania called for San Fran
cisco yesterday afternoon with |. $50 tons
Of Black Diamond ecal
Steamer UmatiIla sails for San Francisco
this morning With 7O4 tons Of Newcastle
coal for the Oregon improvement Com
pany.
Steamer City Of PushIa viii arrive 1t 81
attic this morning 70 resume her run, she
having been laid up for repairs u San
Francisco.
The steamer Umatilla viii lsavs for San
Francisco this morning at 3 o'clock, With
the following passengers: Miss Clara
6timson. Mrs. Il Smith, G. Culvert, Miss
Jennings. Nrs. n. n II. Morgan, d. Fsir-
field, K 8 Lyons, nst J. 8 Hs.ian. Mise
~. Rockingham. Mis- g. Beckingham,
Nm. L. w. Burnham, Mrs w. B. Burgess,
w. J. Styled. J. J. Kerr. z. n. Reynolds.
Rev. ]. w. Laughiin. A. E. Aitken. jr..
Nrs. c. r. Culver and daughter, ]. Wyatt
and wife, Mr.. and HrA w. 8. Leckie and
children. DIR. r. II. Coz and wife, MrA
Rufus n. Smith, DR.. Thomas and wife,
Rev. A. Brown and wife, Miss Clara
Black, Miss Grace Rack, Miss &. Ailsn.
Mrs. C. II. Cobb. ]. s. Rsdpsth, Mn. w.
II. Norton. W. Hilton.
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HOTEL norasns

There 10 no better route between Cafcaxo snd
81 Paul than that OF the North essern line:
no1e more direct. moro solidiy and suhssAn-
tally constructed, souiprsa With ans eoachss.
sieeeins. pssior, compartment sad dining ear.
OF operated with CREATES vigiiancs % painstak-
Tag care for the safety sEd comfort Of IN pAsssn-
eerS The private compartment slssping eas Of
unusual elegance and Auish. In which Ill tie
privacy OF ones own apartment 10 occurred, o.. Il
csssFed. two OF more compartments can b Coz
uecssd sn sustaL The bui5ss library cax smhrscss
ssraeions smcktns salocns flxnisasd with sasy
chains writing desks. . wsaI-seiscfed library Of
standard ana popular vcrka guide books snd
current periodicals, Q weki-ssocked b11st bar
hsrs sEop, bath room sad IN apartment tos
ingxagA All OF thsss cam vers especially con-
strucssd sos this txatn In tks hess poasihss man
nss isciadssvsry eoavsnssses and are eonnscssd
ey vessieuied pisstosma. permitting rssdy pass-
sgs from ose - asosneg. - In apaxszos0 -
saitA- The sysssns Of heating, vsnfiisstsn.
lighting and electric eomnaaleasson are ell =
lszfsci - foss4hla All meals are servsa Ia din
lag cars 81 roSsA Thos diaizs cas- - spa-
escus and so0feraabis. saa tAo cuisine cad
sssvscs ass II III ssspsses entirely unsxnspssoa-
sSaA ~ Parker. ruess ssHzA aeun1 NJ IL
CAouJ OtUoeA om11aA
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1ne Aeeaso4 Very Ramillas Win A.
ether Case.
w. A. Knovlton the alleged .seold
brick" swindisf. Vas hound over TO the
superior court for trial yesterday aftsrnoon
b. Justice Caldwell in $500 honda. The
entire session waa taken up With argu-
msnts By Prosecuting Attorney Miller In
reply to James Hamilton Lewis. whose
motion TO dismiss had been argued day h.
fore ysstsrday, and the closing argument
BY the defense. Mr.. Miller came into
court with . stack Of law books that COW
sssd the table reserved for attornsys, and
in the course Of his remarks cited author.
ity amer authority. commenting on each
In its relation to the case before the court
He maintained that no mattar whether
the banker made thorough investigates
Or not the element Of fraud vas still there
and the case was still within the statutss.
In speaking Of false pretensss. hs referred
30 California case whore Rcbsrs Rae.
convicted Of grand larceny In connection
with bunko game. appealed TO the su-
prsme court Knowlton looked up while
Miller was speaking With IN expression
indicative Of particular interest in the
case. This was confirmed later when
Knowlton. on the way to the county Jail,
told Constable Terry King that the Cali
fornia case vas lone Of his. and that he
thought he could have told considerable
about 1t.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-02

4 DoRooso Of Nearly . Quarter 81 .
Milliss During May.
WAsBISoros CrrY. June 1.-The monthly
debt statement Issued today shows . net
cash balance In the treasury Of SIT S54, $50.
Of which t7s@S, 267 Il gold reserve. Adj
vices Of yesterday from New York show
that q. 40o. 600 In gold had been engaged
for shipment today, which leaves the true
amount Of the gold reserve on May 81
ga. "a 267. Today's advicss show that
81, 600 has bssn engaged for payment
tomorrow. which leaves the true gold ~
serve 1t the close Of business today at S75.-
O$3. 267. This 10 loss Of gold reserve dur
ing the month Of nearly So, COO O04
Today's debt statement shows that the
interest bearing debt on May 81 Was $685.
04l. $40. an increase for the month OF only
ESQ., The debt ON which interest has
ceased sincs maturity was 8, S5e, $50. .
decrease Of $3.50. The non-interest-
bearing debt Was SEQ, 0i3. SO, decrease Of
S6S7, lSa The aggregate Of interest and
non-interest-bearing debt vas 81 ,0i6, 9l6. :
$50. . DECREASE Of 500 S79.
The statement Of c1sh In the treasury II
~ follows: Gold. SIS, o67. SIG; silver,
$5l2, l9l. s64: paper. sos. osl. IT.; bonds and
minor coins. el6. s39. SD: against which
there are demand liabilities aggregating
S663, ~. 92s. making the decrease in the
available cash balances for the month
~ 9<3 40
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REAL xsrAr. SALES.


DesAs Recorded In sAs AuA1tsr'6 O0es
Ysssssdsy.
Real estate transactions from January !.
1904 are q, ~, gal There were flied for
record yesterday % deeds, the considsrs-
tions aggrsgating 3l0.0A Following b
the List - furnishsd BY Oshorns. Trsmpef
b Co, abstracsors Of title. lie Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
J. A. Randolph TO a. Arntson, lot &
4cNaught's extension, 500.
Joseph Dubbsl to William +. McQuivsy.
nvN OF nwX of avn, go 30 ., 3 500.
William +. McQuivsy to r. A. Brown.
nvK Of nwA Of swH sec 50. q ;. $250
Sheriff 70 George W. Bird. nvN Of swK.
]. ". Younr 70 Z. N. REYNOLDS. % lots,
block 2, Cloverdale odd, 81 900.
George Herriott TO estate Of John w.
TAFT. deceased. lots 2 and s. SEA OF nwX
and s5 OF neA Of ~ u. sec 81. q, 8 81.
Annie NcNamara 70 E. F. Runyan, lot
& block, 8. Brawley's, 81, 100.
George l. Hill 70 A. B. Young. part lot
9. &C IS, p, & 81
r. w. Taimadgs TO Norris ecov, lots =
L. 8. J. Hunt TO Jacob Furth. Is interest
in svN Of SELL sec 9, IS. 4, 81.
l. s. J. Hunt to Jacob Furth, 4 interest
In lot I, sec Is ., 4east and others, 81
George L. Hill to +. 1. Terry, a Of part
lot 8, sec IS. "a. 4. $500.
A. B. Young to George L Hill. part lot
g, sec IS. "a, 4. 81
George l.. Hill 70 6olou T. Williams,
part lot Q, sec IS. q. Z. $500
T. 4. Sipe TO J. b. Wright, lot g block
Is, Brooklyn "a. $50
Bessie r. Taylor to r. w. Stroud, lots 4
8, g, block 80. Woods South Shore, e, 600.
+. w. Stroud to Arabeila C. Stroud, lots
4. 5, 9. block 80. Woods south Shore, 81.
Edmund Back: % Anton;. Bacte. y iota
Anton Westman to John Johnson, Ell
Of ssL Of nwL sec II. IS, g. 81
l. A. Broberg 70 Neis Hedlund, lots lS
and 20, block II, Third Motor Line, sra
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NEW YoRK, June L-Chariss Prism, who
for Sax years kept disorderly house on
Bayard street, testified before the state
senate investigating committee today that
all the time he Was paying for police pro-
lection. At first he was taxed SIS .
month, but the assessment vas sub
sequsntly increased. His total pay
ments for protection were $500
He paid the money. he said. to Detective
George Connors. With every change Of
police captains witness was required 10
pay what was called an initial Zee. which
ranged from 500 TO $500. The ward de-
tective. sometimes Connos and some
times Schmidt, collected the money.
BosTos, June Rev. DR.. J. I. Lansing.
OF the Park street church. OF this city, has
entered upon . crusade against police COR
ruption. He ID backed BY the New En-
gland Moral Reform Club DR.. Lansing
alleges that the police Of the city are In
coilusion with the proprietors Of disrspu-
table houses, 30 that II such places are
raidsd the inmates ere warned in time.
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essuinx ~ $780, - v,e1pasx. -
vsasAsx. 49, - - -. se1atne rsre
&C.,. 1..xs.- - -. - s-.ot
1sun 10 w. - r.s1a.o.a H. -
- o~...s1 - 49,. - ssS-s-- -. =
1880. - ass.- - ~ - 49, ~ -
s.-vs J. ~. - - y. sAlsn1 y 80
- 3 - ee9le rAaIiss Xc. eea c!oe.
me~F 80 buttom- Offerings Uogo hhefok
iron tho oearx aud tne SoushUeoe, vhicA
lna1ed - honx4fv ~eua.rAav "a today.
h aoaenA - fsGS4 - srfne;uarix q
- 49,. - 49, --s--s~ssr
- =. ~. 49, - 49,.
s.- e.Es.- -. - 80 -:-- E. go
$780, Ts. - $3.50. -,--she, -
$50 90 .ss..--sss.s-. 49, sI---s. -
-.-1 s--'1. =. 80 - --.s-s
- -. >. - iosH eo'saos xasss
Corn vas fairly ssesdy. vixh 3<e range.
The aetiaa q ukAas ms asaisss sAs priea.
bus The faek q cnEnrtns rra@~ntad : marked
Aneai.o.
- - 49, - -. -.
-. - 8. ss
- :. sasens savsaos. eos Saay -
veax WITH vhsak. within Ne range.
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MINING sroexs


- @rN4N - ~ Hs<o&
A. iosk, June This Vas another
= say 60 the stock exchange. the mar.
-. sang al times stagnant. The tiucsa-
- saeen; in 8 few stocks, were con.
- ~ very narrow limit aud, On the
- sae Speculation vas less interesting
/. ~ ~ long tne. Sugar was dealt in
nsss1y than on yesterday, bat the
tAssetn Vas teverish in tone dur
=. nsssning aud decline Of tx r<r
sh recorded. The selling was
BASED on ramors that the senate
- ss'oa Of the Sugar deal wouid in
1s- sar Prejudice the interests of re-
vac afternoon the influence Of the
s. worked oa. and on good buying
POSE sss closed within x of the
psas touched. a, . gain Of I per
VI sas day. the preferred shares MS
g Paul wss the oaIy one Of the
sroaa which MAS az al pronir<n,
. Sssgs. II WAS sold in small lots
;.s s.aaa a. the opening. reeeains a. A
o. u per cent vas made dxrsns
esa aaa . oaal rsscsioa Of q.
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soszlsx nAnxErs.



LosDos, June 1.--Consols, l0f Lid q
int Bar silver. az5 fine. - SLID. Bull
lion into BanK Of England. xl3s, 0m Bank
Of England discount rata. = per cent
NEW Ycax. Jane 1.-The Esemims Pbsf's
London cablegrAm says: The stock mar
ksts were In . condition of stagnation to-
day. sxespt for English investments.
which we're strong on the plethora Of
money. The Argentine gold premium II
down 800. but the uncertainty about the
loan operation and the ability Of the gov
semsnt 10 meet the servics debt dsprsssss
values This and the weakness In Amsri.
cans checks eli speculation. / am In
formed that the Aresntins negotiations
will probably b settled fsvorably and
quickly. This. with che speedy passage Of
the Americas taxtn bill. viii stimulate
markets hsre marveilousiy. Tho condi-
ton Of Arxentins exchange fAvors gold
shipments htre.
xaGLlaM GRAIN MARKER
LlyRRPocI. June L-Whsas- Demand
poor: holders offsr freely; No. Ceiifor-
mia. q 5s<d@4s I'd: rcd Western winter. -
ukd05s.
corn-Quist; demand moderate; No. .
mixed, 3 SID.
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wAsHIssros CIrY. June LA compare
tive statement OF the receipts and expsndi-
lures of the United States during the
month Of May and during the eleven
months of the present fiscal year shows
the receipts for May TO have BEEN
SIS o6O, sss and the expenditures S29,-
80. leo. leaving deficit for the month of
81 ~. Ia The receipts for the eleven
months aggregated $270.l7A.4l0 and the
expenditures $S4i, 056. 337. leaving deficit
for the eleven months Of SO, 56l. SCI. Dur
ing May. 1884. the receipts from customs
were -. IN. od9 against SIS. 42l. SIS during
Nay. 1894 The receipts from internal
revenue we're $l2. o&i. $50. against SIS, 2i2 los
for May last year. The expenditures on
account Of pensions were about 81 so, 600
less than for May Of last year.
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NEw YoKK. June L--Bradsfreef's review
Of trade IL decidedly discouraging. The
tariff uncertainty and the coal strike have
paralyHed business. There were Is3 mer-
camille failures reported throughout the
United States this week, - against i37
last week, 23a in the week . year ago. is3
two years ago and "a three years ago.
There were thirty-six failures reported
from Canada this week. against twenty
nine last week and . like number In the
week year ago. Exports Of wheat (dour
inciuded) from both coasts Of the United
States and Canada amounted to z soo, 900
bushels tnis week. against 2, SIC. 90 bushel.
Isss wssk. s.25S. 600 the last week Of May,
1905. z Sol. oOo bushels IN the like period Of
lSs2, and !, So, 600 In 1881.
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roxr ToxxsExp, June i.-fsnecsA l.
Sailed-Rk Germania. Seattle for San
Francisco: hk Kate Davenport, Port
Biakelsv for San Francisco; Blk Highland
Light, Sxnaimo for San Francisco; bktn
Amelia, for Honolulu Arrised--Sh Co
lumnia. San Francisco at Seattle.
HoersaM. June l.-lSpsciaL t--Arrtved- -
Sch Charles & FAX, from San Francisco
for SHADES mill
SAN FkAScTsco. June Point
Iona Cleared-YaquinA, Comox and
juneau. nspartsd-Qussn, Port Towns
end lyanhos, Seattle: schr Gen. RAN
ming, Seattle Freights and ehArfers-- Blk
Portland, Lioyds (nov ct Portiandl lnm-
Der from Port BEakelsy 20 Caitae.
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Steamer Utopia yesterday took 900 tons
Of cement and merchandise 20 Blaine and
Whascom-
Ships Spartan and Columbia have AZ
rived in the hasbor and viii load coal for
San Francisco
Several changes are soon 10 b made in
routes, the steamss Monticello taking the
place Of the Lydia Thompsos. - Thomp-
con gang - he laiaaA mad Touto n
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sYsMU1 = snlnGlAing aap1ea
house 1has cunpa1A c1R -.
ul1Rnatan. - ssea - - hnk -
sAcasAs ozunEs thss = . hr1sl
slns seas noose ana5nAl vfu b.
erme cE1ppan1 sn1 nseaesA -.
sscsay ehaeusnb1s - MANS hEn-
snxzsy ara nAsaehkiessnaA 4
auesxxoa tAat sAouid - 1nesncaa
n sssxy ovswrs mind = : uov
On I sxsssd - dsys a - ~
sslnsns and synnskur us
answ1r = snsy: - Deecafui -
hin and vAsch carefully ana
check h1s ailmeuls q theer IN
csp<snn- Ins bsse IMMINENT INST
en- - hsd = IN imperative -
css<ssy % sv9y horsecu1sx. and
- snch - oooAdenxly reona-
neod MEXICAN MrUAxo LIN.
xxxr- II never fails.
v9W sid considerable ahcus
- hOrsA ANA nov . Word q no
anc1t ~ owneF. ThisssanAard
nninens v1li b fcand jass -
ssnsAesal mr. hi Own outward
V0soGss aopiy = . poulxscA
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OLYMPIA. June l-iSpscial. Articles
OF incorporation for the North Bend Min
Company have been filed. The incorpor-
aiors are Samuel d. Gustin. E. L. Gastin
and A. Ackly; capital. $4,000. The prin-
cipal place Of business 10 North Bend,
King county.
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PORTLAND WnEAr MAnKxT.
PosYSAnD. June I-Whaet-vallsy
IKE: Walla Walla, 75c pr ceatal
aAw YnAHrlsCO MARK91aa
mn mars o. rnADE

Gar raAxcIsco. Juns The receipts Of
s.eroGahjss today we're los sacks Of peas,
n boxss rhubarb, $50 boxes asparagus
~ l1l2 sacks potssoss. Onions tirmsr.
hnnsseus did little better.
~ foeeipts Of fresh fruit we're $50 chests
= mnwhosrsee, - chests currants, li5
D Gorieeas and l,5o5 boxes cherries.
tq1Bis we're lower. Apricots ssll
r. lnttsr and esG markets are weak
~ ssducsion has bssn made IN
- Rsss h stsady.
NY market h dull Another
eel1 EASTERN hes just bssn sold.
EApsrqvSs Asp sRArsa
We quote: Net cash prlces
IA extras. &Alo0&50 per barrel;
ezas p sotbA ~; supsrdns. s2so
-fhs market eontinuss dull Of
- md depressed Ia prica There
soft tone - prices for = long
- suotatious have reached very
ueile there In no prospect Of
neo1eae change for the better.
Q4peeas have Improved very much
"a. - pest week owing 10 the favor
- condition, and the promise q
- More catering than it va
- -. There 10 buying on the mart
snl1ae4 though at low figures. For
9oa1 Wheat s21fc per GENITAL Is about
- = eotainable Just nov. while 633<
! WI y paid tor something Of mofo
- Ssnuty. Milling wheat Il Quctable
Muk0Q pn cental.
l.ey-Ihe hrst car Of new barley ar.
nVe1 today. coming from Solano connty.
- ssuae - Wis per Genital, under auc-
eoopert The grain was excellent
q initial shipment. The rain this
~ - not helped harley quotations.
e0efse came 800 late TO do any vast
o,et g! good, but at the same time il
49, eeneuc.ai TO same extent The out
- p yield b decidedly better than Il
!. N saxiy part Of last month. Busi-
Z 49, tas sample way 10 somewhat
s..2. tnoaEh there is fair volume Of
9 Done In speculative circles.
-, Feed. o@ec; brewing, SIC
49, Trade drags badly. the demand
1T vesy small Prices we're lowered ali
- eeoay. Shipments continue to come
ess.s nom orsgon and Washington.
s rom those directions this morn
- ever ioo09 centais. We quote:
MN8lH: Surprise, tL3s(el. 20;
n 80. N27aatLS0: good to choice,
- poor 70 fair. $I.os4eL 10, black.
- 80, red. nominal; gray. $Li0oi- 70
= rscsipts-Fiour. Oregon. quarter
49, Washington, 5.6S6: wheat.
sSS ts1: Washington. 5.9o3: barley,
-, s.Sio; Washington. $50; oats.
NJ Oregon. s.si0: Washington,
1szsssspsn, SACKS. 500; rye. sacks, 40;
sacks. S,ssi; Oregon. ESQ.
ftSascIst.
s.,-s,n ssght. New York, per 500.
anm. Sterling bllis--on London.
oars-per ounce sIs.afSfrsc
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sHARs scfln.
The total sales Of stocks to-day were luq.-
SO shares. including: Atchison, $500
Americas Sugar, 1s6po: Burlington. H.
80; Loulsvilse 4 Nashville. 3. 100: Missouri,
Pacific. go: Ifaul. leu
Nora
Hops-Firm-
nIrAIA
Pig ,ron-nuli
Copp~r-Quiet-
ie&d--WeAksgs domestic. Nl0
Tsn-Steaay.
Speltsr- Dull, domestic 81 IS bid plates.
firm.
coFrxI
CofYe>-opttons closed wsak at 500
points advance June, ti&ss1iAsc; De-
eenbes, ti2 i58Is
srSAh
Segar--Raw-Sseady- Ee6nsd-Lever.
--~s-----~---
CHICAGO MAkkR12
IRE aoARp % fxArR
CnscAeo, June July wheat went ~
below bedrock today. touching Mo anA
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/
Knowlton. on the way to the county jail.
told Constable Terry King that the Cali
fcrnia case vas lone Of his. and that he
thought he could have told Considerable
about 1t.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Corasr Comnercial and Tester Ava
Paid up capital .eSo4o0
Trsnsacs general banking busisssa
=. d Ballard Prsaident
X Il spencer. Cashier
TUE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK OF
! seattle
Capital stock paid In. .es1Ao0
urpaus-..........-.--.. loheW
T. C Nsnisidsf. .....- vics President
K Y. Anksny. Cashier
= c. Nsufsider. ,. r. Haydsn.
g Ffaueuthai, jacob Furth.
sigmund scAvabaehsE
cosrsspondsncs in aii the principal cities n ~
United States and Europa
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Occidental Block. Seattle. wssh
-oFrIcERs AND TRUSTEES
Jacob Far,n v.. $1,000
james R Hayden. -. Manager. Cashier ana sse'y
Frank L Rlodestt. Assistant Cashier
ssDe s.ai:is:s ies V. G S.:s.
Trsnsac>s savings bank business exoiusivsly.
Deposits received IRON 81 70 sis,oo0
Interest allowed Per anuum- SIX pr cent On
term deposits. 4 per cent on ordinary dsppeitA
Dividsnds declared last DAYS OF MAY and No
vsmbsr Loans made on real sstass OF approved
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FINANCIAL
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