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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-05-20

CHICAGO, May Il. -One million pounds
of canned roast beef were purchased
of the packing houses here by Maj.
OR the subsistence of the army. The
purchase is the largest of its kind in
the history of the war department. 1t
is the evident intention of the govern
ment to feed the troops well on the
theory that men fight better with full
stomachS
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-05-20
MAJOR GENERALS ASSIGNED.
President Mckinley Decides Upon the Task
which Each Will Perform-Fitshugh
Lee Goes to Tampa.

WASHINGTON, May II. The war de-
partment is rushing ahead in its prepa-
rations for the mobilization and
thorough equipment of the volunteer
army, and the progress which is being
made is most gratifying. The impor-
tant development of the day was the
definite selection of the corps COM
manders. Though Maj. Gen. Wesley
Merritt is accredited to the depart
ment of the Pacific, such designation
is made formally but it is known that
he will go the Philippines in command
of the army there and will be accom-
panied by Maj. Gen. Otis. The desig-
nation of Gen. Fitzhugh Lee as com
mander of the Seventh corps, with
headquarters at Tampa, would seem
TO indicate that he is to accompany the
army OF invasion to Cuba. The fol-
lowing is the assignment of general
officers:
Wesley Merritt, department OF the Pacific;
John $. Brooks, department OF the gulf Will
liam NJ Graham. headquarters AT Falls Church,
Va James T.. Wade. Chickamauga; John j.
Coppinger, Mobile, Ala; william X. Shafter,
Tampa. Fla Elwell s. Otis with Gen. Mer-
rift department OF the Pacific James II. Will
son Chickamauga; Fitzhugh Lee, Tampa, Fla,
Joseph H Wheeler, Tampa Fla
Reports received by Adjt. Gen. Cor
bin up to ten o'clock last night indi-
cate that 81, 900 volunteers have been
mustered into the United States serv-
ice. 1t is expected that, unless some
thing unforeseen occurs, all of the 1885,
900 volunteers will have been mustered
into the service and be in their perm a
nent camps or en- route thereto by the
end of the present week.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-05-20
okIabom.'s wond,rfui Growth.

GUTHRIE, Ok, May 1s.-The returns
being made by the assessors show a
very large increase of the taxable val
uation in every county in the terri
tory. In the great majority of the
townships the increase is SO per cent.
and over, and in many it runs as high
as $50 per cent. increase over last
years valuation. The census returns
will also show a very great gain in
population, probably 20 per cent.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-05-20
Want a Native Government.

LONDON, May IA dispatch to the
Times from Singapore says: The
Philippine refugees here are prepar-
ing "a congratulatory address to Rear
Admiral Dewey. They also express
desire for the establishment of a native
government and for American protec-
ton. They deprecate the restoration
of the Philippines to Spain or the
transfer of the island to any con-
tinental government.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-05-20
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Live Stock.


KANSAS CITY, May IL -Cattle-Receipts S.
352; calves II; market Is to zoe higher; ship
ping and dressed beef steers. "a O0i04p5; vest
ern steers, 80 10 i46S; cows and helfers, - 900
a. stoclers and feeders "a l5l150O Hogs
Receipts, 10 us; market ~ to Is, higherat ~ 90
GD465, Sheep-ReceiptS ?, les; market active
and steady; sheep, S300142S; lambs, a.
CHICAGO, May L. -Cattle-Receipts 5000;
steers strong, cows higher; beeves. 24O0D5,2O;
cows and heifers s., 75g475; Texas steers, S3 30
0450; stockers and feeders S400G4g0. Hogs
Receipts, 30 900, market active 10 TO l5c higher;
light, SL2O046O; mixed, "a 4)G4 TO- heavy, ~ 3S
a. so; rough, "a 3S6g4,45. Sheep-Roceipts, H.
OOJ; market strong; native. 3d. l08L5 western,
IS 1904 ~; lambs, 'S75G5 49,
81 LOUIS May Cattle-Receipts, 1900;
market strong and higher; native shipping
steers, g. 4O05 Is; light and dressed beef and
butcher steers, S3750b0O stockers and feed
ers, 80 50D4.6O cows and heiferS ~ 0004 rs;
Texas and Indlan steers, 10 S5GDt4); cows and
hefers ~, 15fDa60, Hogs-Receipts, o, 900 mar
llet strong and l0c higher; workers., ~. 3OG14 40:
packers, .4lOG4 90 butchers, s4,500465, Sheep
Receipts, 2OO0 market steady; native NUT
tons 49, 50G475; lambs, "a, SO060O.
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Assembling at ChickamauGa.

CHIcKAMAUGA, Ga, May 1S,-At six
O'Clock yesterday evening II regiments
of infantry, one of cavalry and FIVE
light artillery, $4,000 men all told, had
reported to Gen. Brooke, in command
of the Chickamauga army. The his
toric battlefield begins to present
proof of what the United States can
do in the way of assembling volun-
teer army when the necessities of the
government require.
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Followed His Brother's Example.

AToHIsoN, Kan, May lara Kiper
committed suicide by shooting him
self through the head. No cause is
known for the act other than Kiper
had complained of being sick. A
brother of Kiper committed suicide at
Cawler City, Kan, three years ago in
about the same manner.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-05-20
Grain and Provisions.

KANSAS CITY, May l7.--Recepts OF wheat,
li2 cars; year ago, 10 cars Sales by car lots:
No hard ~ 2OlDL2i; No. hard, Sll7M6DL2l;
No hard, Sl.l5MDll IL; No. hard, II. l3I d
ll4lI No 2 soft 81 l7nL2i; No soft. sl.130
1914 No soft 81 09hs(1l TO- Receipts OF corn lO4
cars; year ago, 90 cars; No, 2mixed, 344 6344c;
No mixed, 33n03iHc; No mixed, 30 oslo;
No white, 33h036Ilc; No, white, S5ll G35hc;
No. white, 344l135c, Receipts OF oats, IA cars;
a year ago, cars; No. 2 mixed. S0h613lAc;
No. mixed, 30h03lo; No. mixed, 2gQ029Lac;
No white, 80 I32hc; No 3 white, 3O032c;
No, white, 206b3Oc Receipts OF hay, is cars;
timothy choice, $i05OGD1L0O No /, $4,000
10 so; choice prairie, S9000100O Eggs 7lQso
per doz Poultry hens 6h07c per H.. broil-
ers l8c per ID, ROSTERS, l5o each; turkeys,
56D7c ducks, &c; geese, &c; pigeons, 75c per do1
Butter extra fancy l2h0lic; dairy fancy, 100
l2c country roll, lO0llc; store packed 90l0o
Potatoes, 55670c per bu Sweet potatoes, 800
75c per bu Apples, ~ 10000 per bbL in a
small way fall varieties are selling at 4OQ6lo
per half blu, Lettuce, 10000 per bu Aspara-
gus l5025c per doz Onions, 81, e5 al 80 per bu
Spinach. e5c per bu
CHICAGO, May H-Wheat-May S45@1 80;
July, s9Sd92c; September. S99sQ99c Decem-
Der, s5%9s7c Corn-May, 35SQ36l4c; July,
s5X0SoAc; September, 33K0373Sc. oats7-M May.
2Oa09Oc; July 26jl@26Ao; September 23KD
24hc Pork-May. si2 90; July, Si2 ls%f Ola 10,
Sentember. 3OAi2 62~. '7-A
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WANT RETALIATION.
Chicago Packers Ask for Legislation
Against France-Blii for a Regl-
ment of SharpshOoters.

WASHINGTON. May Ex-senator Cui-
lom presented to the senate yesterday
petition signed by 81 of the leading
packing and shipping firms of Chicago
asking for retaliatory legislation
against France on account of the rates
of duty on importation of lard and
sausage recently imposed by that gov
eminent.
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Murdered In HIa BED.

MILAN, Mo-, May 19.-F, d, Lums-
den, farmer, aged IS, was murdered
in his bed last night, the weapon of
death being 16-pound cast iron post
maui. His young wife gave the alarm,
and said burglars had murdered her
husband for the purpose of robbery.
Her story was not generally credited,
and she was placed under arrest to
await investigation.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-05-20

LONDON, May 14.-Lloyd's agent at
Manila cables from Hong Kong that
the blockade of the capital OF the Phil.
ippine islands is strictly maintained,
and that the cable is aboard an Amer
lean vessel
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Ordered 10 Fort Leavenworth.

TOPEKA, Kan, May 18,-Col. Fun.
ston's regiment, the Twentieth Kan.
sas, has been ordered to Fort Leaven.
worth. This was in response to a
telegram to the war department from
Funston, who requested that his men
be properly equipped before being sent
IN the front
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-05-20
A chief Justices Daughter Seeks Divorce

CHICAGO, May 1S-Mrs. Mary c. Man.
ming, eldest daughter of Chief Justice
Melville W. Fuller, of the United
States supreme court, has made appli-
cation in the Cook county superior
court for divorce from her husband,
Colin C. Manning. on the ground of
non-support and alleged bad habits.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-05-20

New YORK, May 14-It is stated in
army circles here that Brig. Gen. Joan
], Rodgers, chief of artillery, has been
appointed commander of the east, tn
succeed Gen Wesley Merritt, who will
leave for Manila
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KIIled In a Quarrel over Corn

GUTHRIE, Ok, May 13.-L S. Ballew
and Robert Branch, farmers living in
Payne county, quarreled over several
bushels of corn and Branch was shot
and killed. Ballew is in Jail and held
without bond.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-05-20

NATIONAL LEAGUE
AT Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, o. ST. Louis, O.
At New YorlS-New York, eli; Washing
ton, 3-l0
At Observation-Disclosures, 9-i7; Philadelphia
So
At Boston-Boston, ~; Brooklyn 0.
WESTERN LEAGUE
At COMMUNICATIONS City, g. Columbus 4
At Indianapolis-Ind ianapolis, g; Omaha
At Detrolt-Detroit, IL; Minneapolis, .
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ID; St Paul,
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A Big Contract for Army Crackers.

ST.. LOUIS, May 1S.-Capt. Duval, of
the United States commissary depart
ment has made contract with local
bakeries for 100000 pounds of army
crackers. This is equivalent to $4,000
barrels of -four. On each will be
printed the words: Remember the
Maine"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-04

SAN FRANCISCO. March 3--ArrIved
str Mineola, from Nana5mo: str Umatilla,
from Victoria. Sailed. str willamette Seat
tie. schr Wing and Wing. Coos bay; str
TillamoOk, pyea via Seattle
GRAYS HARBOR. March ARRIVED
March >. str Crescent City, from San Fran
cisco bktn Gardiner cts. from San Fran
cisco; schr J. y. Leeds. from San Francis-
CO.
ASTORIA March ARRIVED March ..
Japanese bark Tenkio Maru. from Yoko-
hama: scbr Rio Key. hence January e.
Sailed. Br ship ST. Enoch for Queenstown:
str Columbia for san francisco.
PORT Los ANGELES. March 3-Arrived
March :. Nor str Peter Jebsen. from Nanai-
mo. Haw str San Matso, from Comox.
PORT TON NSEND. March Arrived
March 2. schr II. w. Bartlett. from San
Pedro.
TILLAMoOk. March 3-Arrlved schr
Gem. hence February 70.
VANCOUVER. II. C.. March 3.--Saiied,
March 2 Br str Empress OF China, for
HongkoDg.
ST NAZAIRE, March arrived Feb
ruary 2. Br ship Port Stanley. from Taco
ma.
RIO DE JANEIRO. March Arrived
March 2 Br str Athenian, from London
for Vancouver.
CRAYS HARBOR, March ARRIVED
from san Francisco hktn Gardiner City and
schr Reporter for Hoquiams schr J. Ii.
Leads. for Aberdeen.
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RESOLUTION NO. ss.-Re Il resolved nv
the City Council OF the City OF Seattle
as follows.
az That Il is the intention OF the CITY
o. Seattle 70 improve Eighteenth Avenue
between fssler Way and Ease Spruce
street by the construction 81 an lronstona
pipe sewer OF prooer dimensions therein.
1o3ether with all necessary yves openings
fnatlaoiss, lamna0leS. ventilatorS. fiuShir r
tanks ard catch basins.
ID ThA1 the cost thereof hsa maid hv an
assessment TO be levied upon the property
sah0ttsne upon said portion of said avenue
under the plan OF immediate pavrneutr
IN the manner proyidc by the Charter and
ordinances of the City of Seattle
., That the City Engineer be directed
20 FURNISH to the City Council an estimate
or the cost of said Improvement
ca mat the matter of making said i'm.
profement VIII be considered By the CITY
III eli 81 session thereof ID be held on
the sth gay 81 March. 1855 at 80 o'clock
p. m. at which time all persons desiring
10 be heard before the City Council upon
the matter of making said Improvement
are notified 10 he present
Passed the City Council the 18th nav OF
FEBRUARY. lsss, and signed by me In open
session IN naturalization OF its passage
this zsth day Of February. 1895
G. y. gibson.
President Pro TEN. of the City Council.
Filled %. me this 18th day of February,
lsss. WILL II. PARRY,
City Comptroller and ex-Officio CITY Clerk.
Date 81 nrst publication, March > 1895
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Special Dispatches To observation-disclosures
TATOOSH. March "a p. m.---RarCsneter.
.o:lo; cloudy; wind north. twelve miles
Passed out-Rktn. Newsboy In tow Of Mag.
ic, l:ia a. m: bark Melrose in tow of
.Wanderer. III 80 a. m. steamer WASN'T enaw
$50 D. IN. Passed in--Bark 2:i5 o. m: bal re
Seminole. In tow of Wanderer 40 o. m !.
bark Guardian $40 y. m: bark PalIas. 3:I5
p IN. Outside, bound ina square rigger.
Tug Magic in the straits
NEAH BAY. March 81 d. m-C,oudy,
calm.
NLALLAM March 81 d, m.-Cloudya
Light west wind
PORT ANGELES. March a u. m
be rem +, IS @is: wind west. twelve miles:
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CITY NOTICES

THE CITY OF SEATTLE-CY TREAS.
urer's Notice-Notice is herei given mar
the 3rd annual instaliment local I'm.
pTovement district No. 90. = the m
pr0Vement of Lewis Street. .ba Cffx,
OF s attic. from Yesier Awe 10 the
north line Of Walla Walla Aitlon mn
der the provisions Of Ordinan M 40
which provides fo. The implement of
said street by grading the sanand con-
StTuctmg sidewalks on both sk there0 ?
with parking strips DetweeIEdeyNal L :
and roadway. and providing fehe pav-
ment therefor in inStallnent,nd 80
tablisaius a fund for such p&lent nv
the ievylng and collection Of &.ial a..
sessments upon the property sDefifed
by the Improvement. and PRONG TOR
the issuance Of bonds as autEkfd nv
an act of the legislature of thu ate ~
Washington, approved March INi3
and under the provisions of ordiaee No
$40 aDprJVed May eth 1891 as laD1eJ
by ordinance No. .441. approved J. iit1
1894. has been duly certified to mer col.
lection and n respective Sumsera,n
charged and levied against eaclarceI
ana lot OF land and part thereof. said
district in pay ment OF such instpeut
remains unpaid. and the same i4ding
the interest on the whole amount ~.
ed. must he paid on or fore t27th
day OF March, lSsS. Unless payus lie
made on sucn inStail.aent on or fore
the 9Th DAY of March. lSge. tho mo
snail become delinquent and shaIa3~
interest AT the rate of per cent ann
until paid. and If not paid befora III
time. j penalty OF I'VE t9J per cent,ah
pc added ana Inc sums oehnquenlal!
Re entered on the annual tax roll fine
curTen; year against each iot and rel
Of land. and part thereof. so delinct
and with the interest and penalty Iii
ne collected as other taxes, tcgctherf n
such additional charges OF penalties
are authorized 20 he charged and cor
ed on other delinquent taxes. and n
loi or parcel of land 80 delinquent saas
sold fO~ the amour, Of sIcd assessor
with interest. penalty and costa. in
manner provided ny law.
GEORGE r NEACHAM
City Treasurer Of the City Of Seatu
Date Of nrst publication February J
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assessment or re-aSsa
Tent roll for Local Improvement Dt
trict No. lt3 90 The CRY Of Seattle. a
a-ed by ordinance No. i5s3. as authori3
OK ordinance No. $50. entitled An or,
nance making a re~assessuleut on
properly in local Improvement distr
N. ]aG, created by ordinance No. AZ
entitled An ordinance providing for Il
Improvement - Jefferson Street. IN ~
Gay 81 Seattle, from the end ~ the pret
- sewer IN said street. between Thsr
and Fourth Avenues. 10 the alley - " &c
Sixth ard Seventh Avenues by cor
strtlctlnE IN sad portion Of sad JefferSo
street an lrODstoue pipe sewer With a
necessary yves. openings. manN0le.
IaWpho.es. flushing tanks. catch Jas.n
ana Tenti3tors. and providing for N
payment therefor BY the mode Cf NINE
dfafe payment. and establishing a fun
Tor such payment by ar assessment upo
aE t1tS ard parcels az land benefited p
s.. b Improvement under the provision
~ ordinance No. 29s5. approved Apr
SEQ. }sf-. as amended hy ordinance y,
go approved the sth day q MAY IS.
aod ordnance No. st9@. aoDroved Ma
an. 3s--, 8ud tle cJ-N charter a. DON d
tarte. approved July @itn 1851 fer N
s2tu - tHo hundred ,hlrty-slx ard So 81
49, dollars. and directing tGe cit
engineer 10 prepare and transmit an as
ss~7Ifr1t roll io he city couDc3i IOr 81
Api royal. approved February 18th. $50
ana re lAsvS % the state % W8shingt0
and charter 81 the Cry III Seattle. i- nos
on Sic n NY Office said assessment r0
having eeea 1led therein on the -6tn ia
~ February lN%.
The CITY Counsel az t1e C5tv Ct Seattl
y ill meet en- the fourth dav of April. Ise
A. tne nsur nj 30 O'clock e. M Of sal
dAF - hear and consider 8ay ard b Oh
lecIsous % SAID assess meut roN and said rs
J ssessmen. b parties aggrleved by sal
! ssessITi.n II. WILL. r. PARRY
City Comptroller ard ex-OfflrIe CITY s-ferh
Dess q nEsi publication, AaTea :, ISIS.
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PARTIES bound for ALASKA should

PARTIES bound for Alaska should
take at least twenty dollars In silver
quarters. halves and dollars along with
them al Il is very scarce In that coun-
try and the inability to make exact
change frequently results In extortIon on
the part OF packers. boa;rnsn and others
often resulting In compelling parties TO
pay from fifty cents 10 two or three dol
lars In excess OF regular rates.
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HAVE you been holding OF in your
business trip East. waiting rates you tank
you can afofd2 Now Is your chance.
Call a. Northern Pacific Offices for ticx-
cts, etc. ST. Paul. SO; Chicago, SIG 50:
New York. go. and all other points cor
respondingly low.
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KLoNDIkERs' ATTENTION!

l. Your Life Insured?
Get your life insured. ] write life and
accident Insurance. BE sure your policy
is in a strong company.
For particulars call or write 10
EDWARD NEWBEGIN,
sos New York building.
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A SNAP

\ shiploa3 OF $3.50 feet CT suitable build
irg material for Alaska trade can he
bought cheap fer cash fy applying to Fl.
r. Mcclure. Star-Bogd block rs First
avenue. Complete s2scihcations OF cargo
at this Office.
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KLONpikERS-Ask for the Rafston
self-Ralslng Pancake Flour and Health
Foods. tombstone * 52eer.
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tickets 70 Eastern Points al greatly re-
euestl rates. Gail 81 their o's~~s for par
49,
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NOTICE To CoNTRAcToRs.-'Fourth

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Fourth
avenue south Improvement
Notice Is hereby given THAI sealed nro
scSTea MI of pe re received e by the Undersigned
the CITY OF Seattle up to O'Clock o. m
saturday; March 9Th. 1895. for the Improve
gent OF Fourth Avenue South. from Main
StFeet TO the south margin OF Jackson
street. 10y replanking said street between
sald points as provided by ordinance No
So creating local Improvement districc
no; l5l, and IN accordance with the plans
ana spec!ncatonS now in file in the office
OF the board az public works.
EaCh bid must be accompanied by a GER
tiled check. payable 10 the order Of the
city comptroller. Tor sum not less than
INV 90 per cent. OF the bid. and no hid vii
De considered unless accompanied by said
The successful bidder viii be required n
enter INTO a contract aad furnish satisfac-
tory hond Tor the amount required by the
city charter and the laws Of the state ~
Washington, within ten DAYS after heinz
notified of the award Of the contr9ct -
him, falling 70 do 50. the said check aud
the amount liked therein VIII he forfeited
10 the city. No person Is eligible as a hid
der who has within two Years prior To ne
letting OF said contract mode default in
payment OF any Just claim for any work mr.
labor performed or any skill or ,n.tert n
furnished pursuant 20 any such corrrp~f a.
herein advertised. or who. within said tco
years. failed 10 complete any such con-
tracts.
Special attention IS called TO article xiii
or The city charter, rs now In force re
latiug 20 "hours Of labor" and 10 ar,tcia
vii. sec. II. subs. and ?. relating 10 bona.
and Sureties.
The board Of public works reserves the
right 10 relect any and all bids
Proposals must be iGdorsed IN envelo,a
ment"
By order If the board II public works
FRANK OLESoN. Secretary
Date Of first publication. February 2ith,
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL
BANK OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid $4,000
Surplus ....... 5000
r. G. Neifelder ..............Nice President
| r. v. Ankeny f.-.-..........-.....-...C Cashier
Correspondence IN all the principal cl.ies
in the United States and Europe.
DEXTER HORTON & Co. BANKERS.
Incorporated 1857.
CAPITAL .... 49,. s;ca go
surplus ,ss3 ;,''''. $3.50. r,snn 1SvOo
vice Preslaent NV. 81 lad
Manager .-...........-N. ri. Latlmer
SIGHT exchange and teIegraphle trans
fers on New YORK. Chicago. ST Paul. Gan
Francisco. Portland and various points In
oregon aaa british Columbia.
Sighr bills O. exchange on London avail
able elsewhere in Europe.
Collections made az ali points oG favor
Pon5s' stocks and other valuables 70
ceived on deposit for safe keeping.
THE kIk-E NAti'4NAL BANK OF
SEATTLE
paid-up capital ................sls1.f go
Surplus .++..t.. ...-.- .-.......- 5000
Maurice NcMckea $3.50 President
J. II McGraw ..-.............Nice President
General banking b,l4iness transacted.
slEnt and felegFapaic exchange payable
in al the pFiuc}pa! cities Of the Lalted
States and Europe.
Letters Of credit furnished On Alaska
payable al al trading posss o. the y. A. r.
& T. CO.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Paid-Ep eapitai .....--................s e300D !
Translates a general banking business
~ fsA$.dtG ft-e dent 4
II 1. Henry ---+--..-s-+--.--F ice resident |
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