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Breadstufrs and Grains.

San Francisco, June 1o-Wheat-No. /,
sd9il.c: choice. a2i2c per Genital; lower
grades slqS7lzc, extra choice for milling.
Ecgsl
Flour-Family extras. g.. 5od3.60 per bar
rel. bakers extras. s.. 40u3 $50. superfine,
Szsa250 per barrel.
Barley-Dull and weak. Feed. $50. q6oc
for ordinary and possibly small advance
for choice bright; brewing nominal at cog
Sc per Genital
oats-Mnling. 1851. l2is fancy feed.
.lGisfif.05 per Genital. good TO choice. size
esLaz3s. common 20 fair. 90da5c: red. ?oc4
s. gray, s252g95c; Surprise, Sl-loqib.
Wool and Hops.
wool-SnrlnR. years fleece. San Joaquin.
per pound 6Q6iac; six to eight months do.
b4sc six 10 eight months Caiaveras and
foothill. free. s1l0c: do, defensive. 4fI6c:
northern, good to choice. 9nr1ec: do. defec-
tive. 50ec Nevada spring. light and choice,
talec; heavy. safe.
Hops-i45c per pound.
Closing Quotations.
Rheat-Easier; December 81 .osi..
Barley-Easy; December. 6sac.
Corn-Sl.05.
Bran-sli.
Produce.
Potatoes-Prices have wide range. ac-
Peerless. ease; new potatoes in sacks,
Ss5oc; new Early Rose in boxes. 40ii75c;
oregon Burhanks 409i65c per Genital.
EatteF-Faiyly steady at Saturdays
rriees. Stocks are smaller. Creamery.
fancy. leQl2}ac. seconds. 1idliHc per
Pound dairy fancy. udlliac per pound !:
good 20 choice s'30llc: medium grades.
'llec. store. 7'sGSc.
cheoso-Fancy mild. new. &c: common
= good. 4G5c Young America. 5Q7c: East
eEn. n!4a i-lac. Western. 6dtSc.
Eegs-The market Was higher again to-
DAY. Duck eggs, liGi7c per dozen: store
sgEs. liEl5c, ranch eggs. ieGi7izc.
Flour-euarter sacks, 81. Tie: Oregon.
ssa. Washington. T0S5: wheat. centals.
lAble. harley. centals. 45S. oats. centals.
"a. Oregon. sS4: beans, sacks, ga: corn.
fentais, -. potatoes. sacks, 2,4S: oats,
Oregon. ccntalS. lSi. onions. sacks Isl;
bran. oregon. sacks 1870: mlddllngs.
sacks, rs, wine. gallons. $3.50.
Financial.
Silver bars e., iffT, Dratts-Sight .....2ia
Alex. dolars.E Gs5ta do Telegraph...5
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board of Trade.

Chicago. June Io.-Wheat opened very
weak compared with Saturday. The
crowd had July for sale at from soTsc down
20 sel-c. instead OF SisSc. on Saturday
afternoon Kansas. Nebraska and Mis-
souri, besides the spring wheat country
had received plenteous rains since Satur-
aav. and the fear OF the bulls was that
the government in its crop report today
would not make the condition OF winter
what as bad as the daily reports OF total
faflure in many places have led people
generally to expect. The foreign reasons
or hearing the market were IN ConneC-
tion with the extremely liberal shipments
for the week from Russia which. accord
ing TO one report. amounted 10 the enorm-
Gus quantity OF $500. GOO bushels. There was
selling on every bulge. which Was the
,,oii..y purSued by the crowd. After a few
minutes around Sole az the opening. July
wheat slid down 20 Soi4c. but gradually
y,sA fran, that TO sic inside the next half
hour. The price tumhled twice after that
20 sa,. The price OF July was dragging
-, ar,,,pd "a, for about an hour In the
,,tss,a or the session. bat about fifteen
minutes from the close the price was 79'sc
COR July. The closing cables were firm,
but the weakness continued 10 the end.
July finishing AZ NC
lily corn, which closed on Saturday at
ssSs- one-ea irregular this morning AZ
sse 20 ssi4c. and kept within the range Of
81, 10 sesLc all day. but closed At seis&l5sas-
Julv oats started from sic TO sIssc. sold
a, slisc. weakened TO So7sc and closed a.
Sic
The provision market was duh. The
,,y-soss about the opening were AT from
sa7,sc improvement over Saturdays clos
tnr for pork and about &c gain for lard
ana ribs. At the close the net result lett
pork with a loss OF 2'sc. lard and rihs IN
changed from Saturday.
Closing Quotations.
vhea,-June. 7sisc: July, So.
r,orn.-June. siSc. July. S2ls95@i.a
Oats-Iune, Sic; July. Sic.
Pnrk-Jane 81 8: July. si2-5-
Izrd-June. Ss.75: July. ss.S5 bid
Ribs-June, So. july, ss.S7.
Yarley-S@c-
Rye-7ec.
F'lax-si. -.
Timothy-s5 q.
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z II FncaInnment. SnnLnna-

= ~.
The Great Northern railway. on June q
- and II. will have on sale for the ahovs
oe~axlon round Trip tickets at tire rate a,
0-A and one-neyh fare co. ,h4 round trio
overland oyer leaves Seattle At 10 n. m
a-s arrives at Spokane at a m
This rate IS not based upon any num-
he~ but cpen 70 ali desiring 70 attend .ks
sncanpnent- Ticket Office, No. sl2 From,
street. Depot. foot 90 Marion street
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL NORTHERN.

HOTEL NORTHERN.
J. RiohasNlson. New York.
u. w Gowland, Nanaimo, &. c.
Mrs. Gowland. Nanahno, b. Z.
V. II Reckman, Tacoma
aIarsh Atk!sson, Chattanooga
J. VI. Dougan, Tacoma
r. r. Banker. CoifaX.
Capt J. J. Gilbert Olympia
II w. Ambrose, Spokane.
Il. e. Davidge. Victoria.
NJ J. E9gan, Victoria
A L. Eelyea. Victoria.
Lewis Wood. san F'g-anctsco,
q Smith. Tacoma
4. II. McKenny. Snohomisa-
Mrs NfCkenny, Snohomisn.
= 1. Griffith. Darby
T. MoIutyre, QuTS9Y.
i AIslRetl1. CfeV Gland.
n Godfarl Salt Lake city.
~ a <srtSun Ri~l1ase.d. Utan.
y ! al1ne-. Cedar CRY, Utah
] y F~tsnsg. NJ easi0w. l tan.
o. COX and family SAT- Lake cry.
Ms II J.. Badger. AnscoF}eS.
Miss Pa dEer. Ana cCs.t
1 II Brown. North. ' aktmA
" Car OF. Honolulu
W \. Williams. Portland
NJ. X Wigton. Tacoma
J a. Johnsosi. CITY
A p Taylor. Tacoma
WYNern Wartier. SpokaBe
Byron Hyiie. Tacoma
IA CarSt1Is city.
r.. p. Ntc1arge, CITY.
a II Crane. city.
e : Roy Cliy.
F-,-ars.S ] curtis. city.
C.hs~les e Patton. city.
Alex Jameson. CITY.
T. A. Marshall. City.
u. II uarSNa. city.
q r Fy-ans. CITY.
r = |Branscy. City,
=. II. EnEeFtpack. city
EFcTTL BUTLER.
49, MA r+>---
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The cargo Of produce and fruit which
arrived osl the steamer from California
vaz considerable of a disappointment IN
Quality, and ths amount was smaller than
axgaI Among tire commodities on board
we're cabbages, pota toes, onions. beans,
encanbers. 9ricogs. lemons and oranges.
ser the perisEabls portion OF the cargo.
The oab0agas were particularly poor
sHa are having a slow sale. The beans
resolved were also popr. hut the pota toes
I'D onions. being less perisalable, were
A. a fair condition.
The California cIicunlbers are very good
att a box. The aprisoas are tn very
god condition and are quoted at s.
Peas are in good supply at SIZE.
some butter was received also. but the
losai ard Eastern brands rule the market.
A car load Of Central American bananas
came yesterday via New Orleans In prime
oenditlon. To make the "trip they must
be very green and are rtpened by a spe-
eiaI process after reaching here. The
ur.ce quoted Il s.. 50lf2.75 a bunch.
Strawberries are coming I'm more freely.
. many OF them from Nasshon- They are
down 70 sl.2 again Another car Will
Star; East TODAY.
Native rhubarb is In good supply at
l8tisc.
Eggs continue scarce and are quoted
4. Bdisc, the farmer receiving lie. The
chicken supply Is fair and fully equal to
the demand with no change In quota
tons.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS-Circ court
OF the United States. Ninth circuit. Dis
tr.ct Of Washington. Northern division
4 =. Fuller complainant, IS. Rainier
Power a Railway Company and Union
Trust Company % New York. defend
ants No. 81.
Notice Is hereby given 20 all persons.
firms or corporations holding claims
AGAINST the Rainier Power & Railway
Company 20 present said claims 10 the
unaersigned. IT'S rece!ver a. his Office, 81
FttaV building. Seattle. Wash duly YER
ffe.i BY the affidavit OF such person, or a
member OF such firm, or an Officer. attor-
nsy or agent OF SUE - corporation. on or
fAult % such claim being presented and
Verified as aforesaid. such person. firm
O. corporation shall be deoarred from any
claim against any assets in the hands OF
the receiver and from disturbing the pos
session Of the receiver IN any assets by
FREDERICK BAUSafAN.
Receiver.
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p.crrTc NAVIGATION co.

Tine Card IN Effect Oct q i'sA
aea.tls. Everett and Waasoon NJ ro Az
s.afe OF washington leaves 0s'lels' u@'i''
$50 .,rp.t. sr.a IA Conner route al-faeven
$50. 500 essast,e daily. except Sunday, az
a ~ Yeeter Dock.
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,n,r1 "a oankers' btu at Hnsx for &C.
a she sz4 for o eays' Postsd
800 - Commercial bills. ss74
siiSer Certificates. ss.1s-h.
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pr,cF.r SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE

srp.Ns4rp CITY OF KINGSTON.
so.al,,7I .yisffi Tacoma. .ilo,Arl Siam
10 iisaanl I.v 2s Seattle s., IN S .ae.r,,
iSopmlLv III Pit TwIls d., Mi u, sopIn
.Dally except Monday.
Steamer leaves Yesler wNarI. Seasu l,,,v
10 NADT.Au. Gen. Act. n. +. X. X
q" yssier ave. and FrorfT ST. seaaIle.
c q YTPKEE, Agent. fe-sier wharf.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. June 0.--Wheat-Walla Wal,
ia, 5llsd53c: valley. 55li54c per bushel
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ETf4AAIFf[ ftDssfI1tt,
.-,,,v.o-, dock. leaves for Victoria ana
Poet T'ownser1d daily, except sunday, az
n "a " m. returning. leaves Victoria
= N Gtesa-yasr Idaho leaves for Port
TowrnseTsd ard way points daily. exeep.
ssssday, at a m: Sunday. direct. AZ
rosnsend al o. m. Telephone TO.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
e-rpa OAKLAND AND FsvASGEal.

.,.,s r,ownsend-Neah Bay Route.
go Garland leaves yesisr dock Mon
days. weanes.dsa,,y..ss. ara s1a poTT wiliiams.
a m, ror pert Angeles. Port Cre.cent.
ce.tvsburg. Pysbt, CiallsTn lay e.. 80 , c ~
Bay: re' ! 1axs. steamer EvanEei leaves
o. 80 at for Port Angeles anu sicto.
"a Nor.Fsys wednesday, an az. -, :. A.vx
$50 p. IN; arrives 9ea''''
p. m. ----------------- ----,v~x,-~.,~
F.F btsE fr,sfly Except SUNDAY;
Yu.v~s seattle s:5 a. m. I'D M
- = ~. Leaves Everett a m. p M
pnaa:v--r,eaves Seattle II a. m Leaves
E Fferrelrss trip. e: no ro, Uni. 'r aDa s sno.
connects with ooats for A''e> -
hg gTonisssa,ior-cosman dock. foot of Marion
,s,iYIr,.,-r-r :, AND TAcoMA NAVIGATION
r,or, pres F. W. coodhue. s.y:
80 .~Ic STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Tfts1nsnln and A1s.rsass
steassn.rs lsa ssee,s seaa n q. and sye-
folu, VI without charge
ne sy.;s.assnshsp Arawa. June ri p TT
AnTolaIiu only. Steamship
Jl 1.s,d Y; 10 a a GsiRAFrAM AGENT. Starr
BOYD s,lo ss,as seI BIZ. Agent. Vancouver.
B, C spre-kels 4 EROS Co. General
AGENTS. san F,rapctsco. -------
. -, r--rvr, Az, s~OHMoIsH ROUTE
E' EfSi1 STEAMER MABEL ga
I~avss Central MS wa ss, day nights. calf
crp~ =. P.frnoras, Everetf. Marysvn..
ing .,.eli and Snohou1ish. Ret.rnlng ies a,ss
GoohoTussh AZ a. m, exs,Sg rse.ssS.naish VITA
up river e ssal 3 ]. WILEY. AGENT
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rsING1IasN LINE
or Steamers and Clipper ships

Puget Sound direct 90 Deisroa Ray. car
rytns goods at through rates from cen
ters feeding the Northern Pacific railway
and companies affiliated thereto. via
Puget Sound TO Dela<rosa Bay, and themes
ny the Netherlands railway OF tho South
African republic 10 Pretoria and johann
neShurg.
Following the steamship Selasloe. and
20 sail about May =, the fine steamship
Solve3g, of 3. $50 TONS from Puget Sound
port Rlakeiey) 20 be followed nv other
or other ports on Puget Sound. For
terms apply 10:
Port Biakeiey Min Co. Fort Biakeley.
Wash.
Northern Pacific railway. Tacogna and
Seattle.
NJ b. Magnesen, 400 Front street. San
Francisco.
u r. Linghagn. pesagca BAY.
G.. +. Neame & Co, general English
agents 81 Graceohurch street. London.
e C.
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STEAMERS.

TO ALASKA
And the Yukon River Gold Ffelds-Stn
Miners and others en- route TO the gold
fields will be transferred ~ 81. Michae,s
island 10 the North American Transporta-
ton and Trading Co.'S Steamer +. Il:
points on the Yukon river below Fort
Cudahy.
For rates OF passage address
J. q. CARROLL, Agent
Schwabacher' Wharf, Seattle. Wash.
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Tickets may be obtained ~ the office Oh
the company ut Ocean dock Seattle.
GOOD ALL. PERKINS & CO.
General Agents, san FrancjSco.
J. r. TROwBRIDGE. Act. i. .. Supa.s
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reservations taken at all stations at
!, M. 18TH meridian time g D. m. Pacific
s,nsl GEORGE -. SALISBURY.
Ooerseryer In Charge.
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BANKS.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle, Wash.

Saplsl .... ....................-...... slvV,No
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Jacob Furth. President
Arthur A Denny. Vice PRESIDENT
John Leary, ....... Second Vice President
James r. Hayden. .Man'gr. Cash'r, Sec'y
Frank l. Biodgett. Assistant Cashier
SigTnuni Schwabacher. John Collins.
+. e. Neufelder, 4. w. Wilmans.
Transscts a saving hank business ex-
clusiveiy.
Deposits received from 81 to $1,000.
Interest allowed per anlum. Six per
cent. on term deposits. 4 per cent on or
binary deposits. =,
Dividends declared last days OF May anf
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved collaterals only.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

FORECAST FOR TUESDAY.
Portland. Jgne 70, fax.
rrssuesdzy-TaiF. nearly stationary.
y. s. PAGUE. Forecaster.
- DEPARTMENT OF AGRrCuL-
'. TrrRr WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle. June 80. leE.
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r-tTE VANCOUVER ROUTE-A TRIP
IL THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
s-aa-sa- Utopia J. A u Br1en, Master
1855 Tacoma y noon. Seattle Gem
III ,rhS.~s p. m. Mondays ard Thurs
Ss'S-x Ter Port Townsend. Anacortes. Fair
4syar New Wharoorn. Blaine and Friday
ia rs,or. going through TO Vancouver on
THURSDAY trip.
Fare 10 Blaine. 81. fare 20 Tancouyer. g.
For further information apply to Cen
trail wharf
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OLYMPIA, TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE
s. Wiley Nav1zation Co. - Steamer
MULTNOAfAlL-
DAILY TIME CARD.
Leave. Arrive.
OIv-,nria at $50 a n, Tacoma at. ESQ a IN
Tacoma at Iosta n m Seattle at. LEGO IN
Seattle at. 1.00 u IN Tacoma at. 500 p m
Tacoma a1.. $50 p mOlyunpaa $50 y IN
CITY or ABER.D ZEN.
Daily except sunday.
Leave Arrive.
Seattle ...... $50 a sn Tacoma SD a IN
Ttsconla -. 10. 90 IN Olympia -. I'D IA
Olympia 49,. 200 y m Tacoma 49,. hsD m
Tacoma 49,. $50 n m Seattle 49,. t.o ~
Faro between Seattle and Tacoma, ~
cents. Landing at Seattle. City dock.
foot OF Main street.
Cant. L. Wiley, Manager. Telephoile S'A
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OLYMPIA TACOMA AND SEATTLE
BOAT.

The fast and cofnrnodfous steamer Mon
ticello leaves Percivals wharf, Olympia,
a. m. daily. except Sunday. Time Card
Going. Leaves Olympia, a. m. leaves
Tacoma. II a m: arrives Seattle,
p m Returning; Leaves Seattle, .. m. (;
leaves Tacoma. 4:30 p m arrives Olympia,
80 D. IN. Landings-Olympia, PegcivaPs
wharf; Tacoma y. y. r. X. wharf; Seat
lie. YeSler valarf. Fare between Seattle
and Tas~p-na b0c Meals and statercoris
The Monticello Is fast. and by far the best
steamer on the route. In effect Monzsy,
Nav 18Th, 1895. HATCH BROS.
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTOS ROUTE.
Steamer A r. Robinson. carrying Z. g,
mail leaves City dock. foot OF Main ST.
~ SEQ a. m. arrives ~ Sidney at 10:i5 a.
M: arrives al Silverdsle al u m. Leaves
Slverdeie a. 12.l5 =, m; leaves Sidney on
return a. =, IN. Fare 10 Port Orchard
points sc. Daily except Sundays. T..
y Robinson, master. Lilly. Bogarius e.
Co. agents. Telephone $50. Steamer open
for charter on Sunday.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows. -.
and Victoria at s a. IN tpasSengeTs re-
ceaved on board at ~ m-) June :, :. l..
49, For ~ Alaska June Z, Il. :, and q at
From San Francisco for Victoria ana
Puget Sound ports at a. ~, June T. >.
Il, t. "A and =.
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CAN JI-AE ISLANDS STEAMER IY-
Ola THOMPSON,
Carrying United States mail. leaves ~, eity
roS5ax and Friday at q. IN. for port
townsend, San Juan Islands ana Nc"
Whatcom- =.
TIME CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH IL
North Bound--Leave Seattle 40 q, ~
,nave Port Townsend 700 a. M ieavo
Er3dav Harbor IL 80 a. m. leave hocne
Harbor 1880 D. m: arrive New "hsltcoah
o'oo Pa, IT isoa,ndI,eaye New whatrorn 400
i. ~. ieavs Roche Harbor 800 a m.
s.ay r' Trs,day Harbor 1000 n IN lcaye
port Townsend 400 p. MI arrlse oe@eiio
+ Thompson, MANAGING owner. J. A.
rI,+eaia agent Phone 3d.
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Tides at Seattle Harbor To-day.
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FOR ALASKA.

EVERETT AND SNOHoSIISH RIVER
- ROUTE.
Steamer Clan Mcdonald leaves city
Ar.rk daily. except Saturday, a. ~ MD
vtgf. for Richmond. Es3Tnonsfs. VI uktkteo
u5sne-. Everett, Aarysviile. East Everett,
T.oValI AID SrohomAsh. conn ectlng a. Srio-
s-,~cssh wien boats for Cherry Valley
-r-i- nd al I'D rTe- points. Returning
issves snofonish $50 g. n daily. except
Ia lilly. BOG ARDr-s & co. Inc.
T,ryrEssy-S AMI
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BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Paid up capital. S.0ao.ep reserve. Sl.fb.-
coo. Head office. 10 Lombard street. Lon
don. Branches. Portland, san Francisco.
Seattle. Tacoma, Victoria, New Westmin-
ster. Nanaimo. Kamioops. Nelson, Van
couver. r. G. A general banking and ex-
change business transacted. Loans made.
Bills discounted. Commercial credits
granted. Deposits received on current ac-
count subject to check.
r. LEA BARNES. Manager.
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y. :. DRY DOCK, SIDNEY, CHARLES
TON AND RRENEsRTON ROUTE.

DAILY Except Sunday.
The Fast ard cognnnodious steamer
GEN. CANDY
Leaves Sidney at S.l5 o. IN. leaves Seaztis
al n m from Central wharf. Ts4e-
phone 6i2
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Incorporated 1SS7.
Capital. ............... 1910 90
...ss...s..s..s.+s..s..s. s&lNN,SV
President A. Denny
Vice President.....W NJ. I.add
Manager N H I.atimer

Cashier. r. Van Tuyl
Sight exchange and telegTaph.c trans
fers on New York Chicago. ST. Paul. San
Francisco. Portland and various points in
Oregon and British Columbia.
Sight bills OF exchange on London avail
able elsewhere in Europe.
Collections made at ali points on favor
able terms.
Bonds. stocks and other valuables re-
ceived on deposit tor safe keeping.
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Capital 80. so. 900
The Louisiana populist., 1895-07-12
Personal MENTION.

Mrs. Josephine st. Pastor and son, OF
with their Uncle, Mr.. Henry Anders OF
this vicinity.
Hon. B. w. Bailey, editor of The Com;
rade, his wife, his sister Miss Maud
Bailey, and his wife's sisters Misses
Mollie and Maggie Dickerson, all OF
Winfield, La, spent the 4th and until
Monday i'll this city, the guests of we
editor and his family.
Mr.. V. r. BOyett, of Nor tgOmery, an
old schoolmate of ye editors spent Mon
day night with us. He is handling the
latest patent. which is taking the coun-
try by storm, the Climax Dish Washer.
DR.. Brown and J. o Maybin, of Alpha,
paid MS pleasant call Saturday. They
Chaler.
Hon. J.. w. Jones paid us pleasant
call Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. C. E. Triehell called in for few
inmates Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. r. A. Giddens, son of that vote
ran reformcr ID. NJ. Giddens, of Coushat-
ia, called on us Tuesday. He is ga chip
off the old block"
Messrs. Miles o. Gunter and r. p.
Quarles, of ward were pleasant callers
at the Populist Office Saturday last.
Misses Leila and Isa Holston, two of
Natchitoches sweetest young ladies, left
for the Chautauqua last Friday evening.
They will remain at Ruston for several
weeks.
Ye editor and family and their guests
mentioned elsewhere, took little excur-
sion Friday evening to Cypress and re-
turn, on the N. X. Il. v. Railway. The
road was in fine trim, and its polite Of
ficials-'' johnny" Shepherd, ticket agent !;
A. L. Deny, conductor "Billy" Good
win, engineer, and Louis Poet, fireman-
we're ON their ops and Q'sn and their
efficient service could not be excelled.
We all had most enjoyable ride.
Messrs. p Z. an j. Alphonse Prud-
homme, were in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Z. s. Pharis, of Barkley, was in
town Tuesday.
Accompanied by our better halves and
smallest babies, Mr.. B. w. Bailey and
ourself accepted pressing invitation to
take dinner with Mr. NJ. III. Holloway
and his estimabIe family, last Sunday.
On our arrival we found Mr.. T. S. Phar-
is and entertaining family already there
The Louisiana populist., 1895-07-12
On Sale, summer Excursion
Tickets.

The Texas & Pacific Railway
Company have now on sale SUM
mer Excursion tickets to all Sum-
NOR Resorts in the North, East and
Southeast at greatly reduced rates,
limited for return to October 31st,
1895,
For tickets and further informa-
ton, call on or address your near
est Ticket Agent, or
GASTON MESLIER,
Gen'l. Pass. and Ticket Agent,
Dallas, Texa.
The Louisiana populist., 1895-07-12

The Bimetallic League organized
at this place on July 4th, starts out
with nearly 200 members, and has
ii. Nj. Hyams for President; j. II.
Cosgrove for Secretary, and elect
cd l.. Chopin for member of the
State committee for Natchitoches
parish, and Jno. w. Brown Vice
President of State League.
We predict a large membership,
as there are few goldbugs in this
parish, and it is very important
that the silver men should organ
ize.
The Louisiana populist., 1895-07-12
Expert Matchmaker

Served z years apprenticeship at
the trade in Liverpool, England,
and has followed it for 30 years in
Europe and America. Makes a
speciality of repairing fine and diff
ficult watches, French time-pieces,
jewelry, music boxes, etc.
j. q. CLARKE,
st. Denis Street.
Natchitoches, La.,-m19-tf.
The Louisiana populist., 1895-07-12
ATTENTION.

will offer for the next 60 days
the gcelcbrated Van Wrinkle Gin,
Feeder and condenser, at $3.50,
list price, instead of $500, in or
der to meet the low price of cot
ton. Engines, Boilers and other
machinery in proportion. Every
thing fully guaranteed. Will visit
you at your homes.
j. III. CALDWELL.
Robeline, July 5, 1S95.-tf.
The Louisiana populist., 1895-07-12

My stock is being constantly re-
newed with the best of everything
in the Grocery line which the mar
kct affords. Also a small, but well
selected line of fancy Dry Goods
and Notions. Call early and often
ut Nc. X. HOLSTON'S.
July 5.-tf.
The Louisiana populist., 1895-07-12
Lodges.

Phphix Lodge No. -. A. +. & 4. NJ
J. w Jones, w. NJ: J. +. Breda. Sec'ty.
Meets first and third Wednesdays, at Z
4. NJ.
Castle Hall No. 50, Knights of Pythias
j. T.. Breda, G. g.; Adolph L'lIerisson.
X. of r. s. Meets second and fourth
Tlmrsdavs. at SPIN.
The Louisiana populist., 1895-07-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce Mr.. F..
J. GAMBLE as a candidate for Sheriff of
Natchitorhes parish, subject tn the ac
tion of the Peoples party at its prima-
ry to be held on the 5th day of October
next.