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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-13
DOCTOR SWEANY
us Front ST.. Seattle, Wash.
Union Block.

This learned specialist, well known by his
long residence and successful practice on tia
Pacific Coast, guarantees prompt and perfect
cure OF every case he undertakes
FREE TREATMENT For tne n9Sf who 1 p1sa Ia
afternoons.
YOUNG MEN Il you are ssenSlsa with , nga.
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ron know the cause. Get well and be a man.
MDDLEAGED ara ss shsu.snas Of
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urination and sediment in urine, impotsncy or
weakness OF sexual organs, aud other unmistak-
able signs OF nervous debility and premature
decay. Many die OF this difficulty, Ignorant OF
the cause, which Is the second stage OF seminal
weakness. The most obstinate cases OF this
character treated with urfail,ng success.
pRIVtTp Diseases-Gleei, Gonorrhpa, Infam-
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ing ailments peculiar to your sex, you should
consult DR.. swcany without delay. lie cures
when others fall
WRITE Your troubles II living away from tho
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from observation. Book entitled "GEIDE TO
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troubles.
Once hours, TO L. q. m. Q to and to3
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LEyERETT SWEANY. M. D.,
ia Front So seattle Wash
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Aasu.sus u. Meer..

Augustus n Moore. representative from
Skzgis county, has . zsssszng usshea recora.
He was born December II. 1871, az Eden
ton, ~. C.. and was educated at Esierton
academy. Horner's Institute. Oxford. N
c.. and the University Of North Carolina.
He entered the Confederate army IN May.
1851. and was pareied az Greensboro. y. c..
In May. 1856. He was azusssei to practice
law by the supreme court Of North Caro-
Ina in January. 1865. Ia 1879 he was the
Republican cansadste for attorney general
and was elected and counted cut with sns
whole state ticket He was Republican
eiecfor-af- large in isss. and was again
counted cut He canvasseSx nearly the
whole STATE In both cazny1igas. engaging
mostly in JOINT discussions. Mr.. Moore
came TO Washington in November 1883.
ami remained year in Seattle, then re-
moved 70 Mount Vernon. where he has
since made his tsosne. He has been n Re-
publican since 1858.
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a. y. Goddard.

a j. Goddard was bora on farm IN
Asisgatine Gounty. Ia. July Is, fss3. Leav-
Ing home al IS. he attended the Iowa agri-
cultural college at ames. and the Norton
Scientific academy al wilton. same state.
Graduating from RE latter institution
win hoaors June L. 1854 He immediate
~ accepted a clerkShip ard spent two
years In Mllscatine. ia the crockery bust
ness The year following he traseIed for
a firm in Minneapolis, In ahe same line.
He came 10 Seattle in fssS. and at once
entered upon a career that has been at
tended with success Dir. Goddard is the
senior member Of the firm OF Goddard
Bros q Co. progTsetcrs Of the Pacific
Iron Works at Fremont. one OF the leasi-
ing industries Of the state. He was an
iiifiueutial member Of the last csty ceun-
Gil. and az the last election secured q
catering yote-
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treasury agent By The saee Secretary wsa-
oosia. pes1g assigned fp- zuty on the seal
stands m Besarg sea- hooking after she
sesesanisnt's interests xhere. n Issi
ne tstaossshs-s Ezs residence in Seaxtse.
azsAouga the foaiowing year be spent
most 81 zsSs time On she seal assasxss Re-
tusnAsS 70 Seaftie. he was sssrnerse4
WITH the customs service on the Sound.
resaans on ne lsieonssssg Of ms present
asazr flisf Fas4o', since which ilr.e ne xas
been interested in mining and razchang
sserE~sSea
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hsss IN a deluge OF rotsx II was the
ffrss Democratic defeat 81 three esec-
rsesrss. and sse big nsa joxszses were trans
fasvssi TO the Republican nominees. Mr.
Aissers=zn was A rTsers4s-r Of the hook
end ladder ceRngsny In the DAYS CT the
sksunteer fire department. was for Ave
years connected with the state militia
as a rsEnfer OF Company z. was
eiacted city aStcvney just after sfa big
IRE 81 ssss, and dursrg his residence IN
this city has been identified with every
event Of ssarnt-s history.
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Herbert s. Conner was born at Nevada
City, Cal. September 3. 1856 His parents
removed thence to Puget sound in 1SSs.
arriving at olympia, where they remained
until the following year, when they re-
moved 10 Skagit county and founded the
town or La Conner. He attended the pub-
lie schools of the Sound and o. Oakland,
Cal. until lsSs. when he went East. took
an academic course, and then, after COM
plessng a course in Eastman's business
college. PoGghkeepsie. n. Y, returned 70
Skagit county.
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FRANK Hartford Was bern IN Van Rurer
county. La, January ., 1856, and when .1e
was three months o5s Was taken wssn his
parents TO the Gciaen West, the trip
across the prairie being made ia car
r4ages. PRAIRIE seisoofsrrs.v and OK teams.
ana in September Of gne same year ar
favea at milwaukee,. Or. then the lively
rival OF Portland. Mr. Hanfore's father
Doszht rarra near the towsl. but. nat
taxing the place, concluded to come 20
Pnget sound john G. Holgaze. an UNCLE
OF Frank Hanford. was the frs, man Il,
socate claim In King county. and in
the spring or 1854 Mr. Hanfor4i took up a
claim adjoining that os Mr. ueagase ara
IN the following August broug.at MS fam
lily here. For SONS. years ts,s.y gsxf.~f ON
sns Diwanaist river. ard were In Seattle
curing the INDIAN wars OF 1855. being
among those on whom the REDSKINS made
their attack In 1861 Afr. Hanfora moved
witch his family 10 San FRANCISCO, and
hved there uurs. September. 1855. in tzse IN
teryal the Hanforgi chfhireu attending The
schools OF thai cry. In 1866, when the
Hanforis returned 10 Seattle. the boys
attended the university, and Frank pre-
pased for a college, course, which
- ~ e@Str-. Al 1911 ue JffN8ttt an aff-
poinsnenE 10 The naval academy from
Selucius Garfield, delegate In congress.
but siad not go. owing 10 a three months
delay in the appointment reaching Sc
attic. he having IN the meantime passed
the age required In the fyss4s@--Fzss,ss aass.sss
proved Quite 3 dizappolnlm to hkm for
the time being. but he went To Seabeck,
on Hood canal and taught one term OF
school. ressgning TO take charge OF the
store OF the Washington Mi Company al
that place. He remained in this position
Tor one year. when he returned TO Sc
astie and took position as bookkeper
and Haanager for Crawford & Harrington,
later Harrington g, Smith. remaining with
rae concern for thirteen years. la 1857
he went into the insurance bushes, sue
ceedlny j. ID. Lcwman. and he has been
in this business ever since. the firm name
now being HaEford g. Stewart Mr. Han
ford is interested in many enterprises in
and about Seattle and is vice president
Of the Myers Packing Company, one of
the largest salmon canneries on the
North Pacific coast
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c :. Terry has been q rssSsess az Isl
ard county for over sorty years He @as
t~ara in csuonAaga ceanfys -. Y. FeSsg1l-
airy ~ iSsS- In fss.. sn c0surany wfth nr
keSlosE. now resident 81 s@agsae. re
cresaesi she Y2s3sus to the pasSfie csaSS.
fsertg - shs ssgsag os sSss be came 30
otygzsEssa ard secured a FoSsiieH tn sur
vvsfax party, WAfsn position De aeas aasgl
rae AGsz1s1z- lie Tner. went "a WEsssas
sxzazss 8zs saoS ug 80 acxe< - isrss,
was1a re eEissyAEsss unssi SO TA>s xgssss
sxesteEsert in the fraser r@Se- esantry
ssrsss=a Il sarvzg rsaxess % ssAay. ara Nr.
sTssz=y tired hss Egs.k ~ tA% rstne< TIE
venture proved f4.l4-s Ax1 be reS a-rse4.
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n. II. aib.rs.or.

II. II. Alb~rtSon WAS born In Hest-
1os1i. y. c.. "a years ago lie WAS ed
ucsst,.ti al the University of North Caro-
lima and graduated ffxysn THAI tnstIsu-
tson in 1881. The following year fe
tsuwist z.hssol. and during his spare
tire ,ievdeea himself to a study OF law.
ana stea completed the law course al
the university, being admitted ~ the
bar before the suFresfsA court OF the
state 81 February. iSS3. Almost afsii1e-
sfsstalv aftsrwassi he came West. and
SsiA4sst gsy glowing sse@sFaai'ec szssssssiis
az tAe Puget sound ss,csaan decided 10
ls.xE,. iss SrSsaie. Like tbs css settler II
thN Fsse-sss az .'F'rasssss Henry he
..sanfext flaf broke ~ ths c01.nsry." and
after exslaastsag every means u oo~
tan, <xIsg,issgYfeEf; we4es - wo<k IA the
SEATTLE Ispnstpsr and CasnnNcrs-s8a MIS-.
then az the fosAt 81 Commercial stfsasat
4 ..ssv ssaxs Aasez- he was given the po~
sstit.n 81 city esEwo- ~ the MoSfssng
,ve,xa,s,ag,. ard ysrfaasEle3 with the paper
afs,s,t ssx months Wishing so get haok
insa his chosen Ix7sssSssasl. Mr., AissefT-
ss.ys ssss,s4sssNs "a caevkShtss 81 che law
Office ~ Burke & Rsssa. wfscai he held
49, thress sslzssshs. Sxzsi then gest as
s,.S.ft s,ls.ssS sysss, size Office of StEzive,
Ffatsses a McMtckea, Tie held slsss sasss-r
y,cssstsrs,a until ssertsSIEsg~ ]. 1855. when
nv f.srxsges! a partnership VIA {. j. r
Kesisgx. 4 war saEs- Mr.. AisssvsszAn
"a fhslrrw fran the partnership, sssa. N
lSsr. ftswus8 - new TaEwne~Saalp NaSh
tss<swxs Hyde i'rtsssssaTs. wsFh wfsssaFs iAs'
has ees:gssaussa exs- s4nce' Tase Hrfsa :
vel kssssn ia sssat1ie. aEss enjoys q
t.srss. ard hsssAssve isysassSces Ever ssEsee
corning &. s<szNstss Mr.. AlS>sSs$As FsaS
heea active "a gsssssieS. II ISL he Was
chairman ~ ss>e NtsE S>sflssy hepsssH-
lean S-efsxaA .s,sFwsssttee sssad hsfsF~As %
exaasct che fissst shsg resulted IN =
ysSaszzr asr Jasa r, Ailen rs fsrTatsss7fsl
delegate sid swsxagcsl Charley Nosx-
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John ". McpanneIl.

han w. Mcdonnell. representative
from the Thirty-ninth district. was born
u Worcester. Mars. September L. 1854.
~ De age Of years ale went 10 Chicago
ekh his parents There he Was educated
y The putslss schools ana also graduated
fsAn Bryant & STATIONS business coli
sixe In lS13 After leaving college me en-
tfrs bis fathers lumber business as
h4Akstser. ami later became a partner
y me business. 10 remained in the him-
tw bsssness az Chlcaao Until 1883. when
y came - Washington and embarked IN
% aAwsnzi business at HAZARD with g.
h Roesman After selling our the basi-
rcss NJ. McIsnnea. went into the lumber
nj single industry.
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John l.. MURRAY.

John L. Murray. San Juan county >
representative, was born May "A. 1853, on
a farm IN Barry county, No.. of sturdy
Scotssa- Trash parezstage. HIS father served
his country in the Union cause Curing 81
So. and was a jg slice OF the peace for six
teen years IN succession after the war
Young Murray remained ON the farm un-
I'll he was - years OF age. assisting at
farm work He IS a seif-u.ade man His
education was acquired In the common
schools of his neigsgoorhood and at home
by study During winter evenings. He
was made postmaster OF his nesgah,ring
town in 1883. during PRESIDENT Archur's
administration. Being an ardent Repub-
Hcan he worked hard for the success of
the Republican party during the cam
paign OF 1854 and was charged with being
an Offensive partisan by the Cleveland
administration. TO which he pleaded
guilty ard was relieved from duty july
g, iSS5. He received the nomination for
sheriff of his native county at the hands
OF the Republican, party IN 1856, He
made gallant fight IN a hopeless corr
test. ard went down In defeat with the
rest of his colleagues. He came to Wash
ington In 1855. and 10 San Juan county in
1Ss9 He voted for the adoption OF the
state constitution, saicluing the woman
suffrage clause. He was elccted auditor
of San Juan county in 1890. and reelected
to the same Office in 1892. each time on the
Republican ticket. His management of
tho auditors office was indorsed by the
Republican party in the county oonven-
sion by giving him the nomination for
representative by reclamation.
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ID. Y. nfrr..

u. r Biggs was born ~ Cincinnati. o
~ ise. His father d5es when re- was ssst
: years % axe. ard consequently wa.a ne
grew tossard manhood he was left 90
-Tusiie" for alHasssf- He received hss cd
Ucation 81 tae hs9ss sssyo0ts Of his ratisse
city. etgeaEing hlrases ~ hts own IN
aiiei sxe-t&ens- He stated sEsess.c8ne at
ta" ufssverSity % CEncisnau. graduating
With h9gsoTS Ia 1850, After a years prar-
Ssce IN ch4o Re came - Washington, 40
eating az wlaaseassa IN December. ISss. He
has gTacsscess hks prsfeasson sherc ssae<s
Fhss ti4fe. with the exception az 1891. wren
"a was graduated - Bellevue hospital.
New York csty. lie IS heath of'srsz 81
Wssscosn and a naens1ey Of ,he hoard os
Uasse3 STATES exSrain2s1w Surgeons in Ehat
csg.
- lkr.
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George n. k,ttinwer,

ssfxse y, kttS.uger. represent alive from
- f1siclS dtsgrks,. WAS born sn F1cau-
ssssa. y, j.. July l. 1850. his father being
!. kltsngcr. The firmly moved Ia
: IN nston, Del. In January. 1850. George
8. na'<zegsr entered Cornell in the fall
NJ, NaSh the csasss of 81. where he
- course q civil engineering. After
s'sag ceisege pc WAS engaged sn the
sssissa ef she harhor fires of Whining
sF1. ucSt With Gen Rally Smith,
sat Charge - gh@ Improvement o.
:. a'ess~afe ryef AID after that had
sasFSe * tho engineering department. ~
leeaaNsse division OF tire Psnsssyava-
= ssssrsast Company. He came 90 Seat
u sese. lisa where be has resided
ssace. He enteFrs ths private hank
= ssosase * E6w81i +. issnntng s. CO,
sAsS ne Guarantee Loan and Trasss
- remaining uat8 September,
he thea s,@rtef Snta business Tor
-, ei>ea'ng s.. ye&l esgs.> and broker
- Once he aAly represented tste
- sasrs of TIC c3ty ia she hsssae or
: sA'Ss in lSs3 aIel lsgi. l@egnE eNaalrvnao
- hsa'ee committee. lie Has b.sea a
= throughout ats career. ara
=. ssvssssnsAt ~ tSe Foargh War. Re-
s7ss-SAa csss5 AZ fs.s- years
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Il. j. Glen.

Il. j. Glen, OF whatcom county, was
born in Minneapolis April H. 1851. and
resided in that city until q years old
lie - ?. grasiaraae Of she state university
OF Minnesota He vas engaged in farm
Ing and goyevnHlen. contract work until
cssrGng 70 Washington IN 1889, and was
for SIX years postmaster at Fort Sisseson.
s. Oak. In this state he FIRST engaged
n the real estate business al Tacoma.
resitaed a shas.t time n Fairhaven. and.
going 10 Blaine In the spring OF fsao.
resided there. befng engaged in the .nea:
business. He was elected councilman OF
Bias1e in 1885. Mr. Glen was formerly a
Republican,
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

/ StuNbkUIu ana sAuStfIIi4% s
Steamers leave San Franeisco fer Honc-
lulu. Samoa. Auckland. N. e.. and SyJ-
Rey. N. 8. w. without change.
Steamship Arawa. January 10. p. m.
Honolulu only, steamship Australia
January IN.
THos 4. GRAHAM. AGENT. Starr
BOYD block. Seattle. y
b. c.
J. n spreckels & Bros. Co. General
Agents. San Francisco.
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). Amended college, graduating IN the
Z. & course al the Kansas normal cob
- rrrs Scott. Kan. Mr. RAIDER fxea
! - a, uswspaper work, ufsch be has
3 - ever ssnce. After coming to
~ .,.snxser in iss he was first employed
q. -, arszl writer m zfse Walia Wafsa
S.. $500 He r4en established tire
:. - first called Democrat; at Mon
ss.s--a which paper is aesn alive In
! - So ne assumed editorial marriage
s< ~ The Tacoma Sun,
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS-STEAMER I.Y-
Ola THOMPSON,
Carrying United States mail, leaves City
Dock. foot OF main street, Monday, We'd
Townsend. San Juan Islands and New
Whatcom.
TIME CARD.
North Bound-Leave Seattle 900 a. m.
leave Port Townsend TOO a. m; Leave
Friday Harbor 1880 a. M leave Roche
Harbor 1880 p. M. arrive New whatcom
600 p. m.
South Bound--Leave New whatcom GOO
a. M; leave Roche Harhor II 90 a. M:
leave Friday Harbor 1900 m.; leave
s:i5 p. m.
j. r. Thompson. managing owner. J. A.
Hatfield. agent Phone. S2s
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STRAIT srEA MsHrp COMPANY

SINzAIT STEAMSHIP (CNf<AN T..
Seattle and Townsend-Neah Bay route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Nan-
days. Wednesdays and fridays AZ 1918
a. IN. for Port Townsend. Port w slIsauss,
Dungeness. Port Angeles, Port Crescent,
Gettysburg, Pysht. Cfallam Bay and
Neah Bay returning. arrives Seattle IN
n. nc. on opposite days. Steamer Eyangel
leaves Yesser dock for Port Townsend.
Port Williams, pungsneSs, Port Angeles
aud Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays at p. m: arrives Seattle alter
nate days p. IN
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EyERETsr RoUTE--SrR- GREYHOUND
Daily except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle 80 a. m. and $50 .. M
Leaves Everett 10 a. m. and y. m.
Sunday-~Leaves Seattle IL a. IA. Leaves
Everest p. m.
Fare--Single trip. 75c: roura trip. $i.2ss
Connects With boats for Tacoma aud
Snohcmsh
Landing Coiman dock. foot of Marion
street.
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
Gland Troup, Pres. Il. w. Goodhue. Sy.
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Charles Edward Cline.

Charles Edward Cline was born In DAN
Vile, H.. July s. 1855; attended the pud!sc
schools: went To st. Louis. Mo-. in 1872.
ist in the LAFAYETTE Foundry ard Machine
shop: went 10 Hoft s-DuHty Neh., in 1876;
farmed, fre3giYted and did newspaper
work In 1881 he vert TO Montana. thence
came to the Coast in 1sSs. He arrived in
Washington territory on October . or
that year ana sSttiea at Lynden, What
com county. February IS. 1854. He
ing, etc, for several years. engaged in
the real estate business, and is at pres
emit proprietor and manager OF the Lyn-
den creamery. Mr.. Cline Joined the Green
back party when he became of age, in
1879 The next year he was a delegate To
tho Nebraska state convention of that
party ansi was elected an alternate del
he had q seat and assisted in the nonEna-
ton OF Gen. Weaver. Upon coming TO
the Coast Mr. Cline Joined sae Republican
party and worked with it untl the or
SANITATION CT the Peoples party In 1892
He was a delegate to the SENATORIAL con-
ventions which met at Tacoma In 1856,
Waifa Wasaa in 1853 and the state con-
1882. He has held several minor appointfve
offices. among them that or chief clerk OF
the house OF representative of WaShsng-
ton. He was. two years ago, electei JUS
tice Of the peace.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria. at a. m. passengers re-
ceived on board at a. nj Jan. 8. 8. IL.
is, %, Is.
For Alaska, Jan. 8 and .. at a. m
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports. at . a. m, Jan. 5, 10,
Is. 20. IS and 90
Tickets may he obtained AT the Office OF
the company. at Ocean dock. Seattle.
GOODALl@ PERKINS e. CO.
General Agents. San Francisco.
J. II. JOHNSON. r. s. Sapt. Seattle.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER RosArIE,

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Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria and
Port Townsend daily, except Sunday. At
a. m. Steamer Idaho leaves for PORT
Townsend and way ports daily, except
Sunday. AT a. m: Sunday, direct at D
A. m: returning direct leaves Port Town
send at p. m. Telephone ITO.
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THE VANCOUVER RoUTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
Steamer Utopia. j. A. o'Brien, Master.
Leaves Tacoma Il moot, Seattle Gems
trail wharf. s n. m. Mondays and Thurs
DAYS for Port Townsend. Anacortes. Fair
day Harbor. going through 10 Vancouver
on Thursday trip.
Fare TO Blaine. s.: fare to Vancouver.
For further information apply at Gene
trail wharf.
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block, Seattle Wash.
CAPITAL. 500 GOO

OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Arthur A, Denny. .....,... Vice President
John Iseary Second Vice President
James Il. Hayden. .Man'gr CaSh'r, Sec'y
Frank /. Biodgett. Assistant Cashier
Sigmund Schwabacher, John Collins.
L. G.. Neufei1er. Il. w. Wilmans.
Transacts a savings bank business ex-
ciusiveiy.
Deposits received from 81 to siooaa.
Interest allowed per annum- Six per
cent on term deposits, per cent. on or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days OF May ard
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved coiaterals only.