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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
WHY RATES ARE LESS
Gig locomotives and Larger
Freight Cars.

Cheaper freight transportation has
been chiefly brought about by ths
Introduction Of larger ears and more
powerful locomotives. according u
W. Mcintosh. master mechanic o,
tbs Chicago a Northwestern rail.
way. In a parer an Modern Rati.
,jng Stock, Rad 1t q meeting Of the
Northwestern Railway club. Mr.
Mcintosh asserts that track aud
roaeb-d that VIII carry locomotives
% iea tons ard cars q ieo.0ee paunds
capacity vii soau b. among the Ne.
cersities 81 moisrn railways since
isss the mileage Of railroads IN this
counsFy has Increased ~ per cent.
the tonnage carried has Increased y
per cent. the number ~ ears ~ per
cent. and the number ~ locomotives
q per cent. The sfnait percentage II
iacrraAe in the number 81 ineafno.
lives IL considered 90 be- due % thr
greater hauling capacity u tho mod
srn engine.
Old ears with small margins Of
value were dropped out by the score
and replaced by new ones % tsice
the capacity. which. when hauled ~
the m1dsrn locomotive greatly sim
plified the transportation problem.
Twies as many tons ~ freight we're
switched Ia the Aame yards. moved
by the Same number ~ trains. with
the same erewn. passed on the same
sidlnxa. the same shops provided Ia
eiisties for repairs and the same
roundhous1s accommodating the
larger engines. whiIs the problem ~
MOVING a given amount - tonnage
over a single track line or even q
double track road was greatly sim
pilfied for the operating department.
After pointing out that with the
development Of modern rolling sfoe X
has come the adoption Of tonnage
ratinx. Mr. Mcintosh goes on e. SAY
there Ia limit even 90 the capacity
o. modern equipment iu the case
81 cars this can b. fairly Hppruxirn-
sted oy calculation and close obaer-
walton With the locomotives q u
different. however. many variable
pointa tending to com,licate the
problem. n t. doubtful u the mos.
economical rezaits are obtained by
loading locomotives 70 their utmost
capacity. there Is line beyond
which the load and speed cannot be
I Increased without excessive con-
sumption Of fuel and undue wear
and tear on machinery and boiler
There are other unfavOrabie effects
that follow excessive loading. such
az nbnorrnniiy slow movements q
trains. stslilnu. doubling hills and
increased liability 20 accidents. 4
large price is often paid for the
last straw OF few tons ~ freight
( that constitute It's equivalent. u
costs money 70 stop and start heavy
I trains weighing from 1000 60 5000
tons
There are many cars building of
I 100. 0oa pounds capacity and ~ II not
[ too visionary to predict that the
enormously Increased earning chpa'
city ~ this equipment az compared
with The old Wiil be- 80 pronounced
that such types Hiii b. largely ord.
cred IN the future This VIII not
/ long be- a matter - choice, but viii
T become q ueesSsifys cen the conser'
Z vative Lake sh1fe road hna fallen ir
/ line and Il ordering large ENGINES
I 10 utilize t. the greatest advantage
its unaaualed raadhed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
CUBAN CHANCES.

People Cuba bound must remem-
her that. while only ouestcnth OF the
island is under cultivation. there are
no mrgc tracts Of vacant public
lands Every inch of ground is the
property Of some Individual. cuba,
TIN rrfore, offers but small induce
ment for boomers. The opening
Of cuba for colonization and invest
ment II not Hike the opening ~ ok
lnhoma. whore the first man tn drive
a stake had "A claim ON portion
Of lana. Cuba's acres may be cheap
Is acquired from the present impov-
erisned owners. but nevertheless
each acre must be paid for. A SUM
ming up OF the chances for Amcri-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
Flight OF Wild Geese.

The greatest hight Of Wild geese
known Tor years tn the Southern
part at Illinois is nDw an ror DAYS
past these harblnxers % spring have
bern ntanssnH on IN. bis nFalfies 70
the eastward Ia tilinol. a. far az
the okaw river. where they rest az
night aud spread ous over tlsr Krevn
nelda to feed IN the dsY time From
the biuffs az Alton. an the east side.
geese are seen ~ thousands The
farmers are up Ia arms and the 10
cal hunters out with arms 81 all
kinds. making fat bags Of DTS game
birds.
Jim noyie. the Odd tlfyis hunter.
has hern killing geese zslare IIs
says he simply got weary Of nhooi'
ing
4 wAs ous In Illinois fur several
days and urvrr EaS anything like
the big rocks % geese that came IN
while I was there" Gays DOYLE. 7
crossed the country from Mitchell
station 10 a point opposite the mouth
af the Missouri and canued along
the grasu fields that lock az green
as though " was April instead %
January
Il heard gror, people an the train
I came IN On and from hunters
met that miles ~ country are cover
ed Nith honkerr. ~ eager are they
for food that " takes geed deal
81 shooting 90 m0ve the big mans =
ssn the Dardenne prairie. the cut
YER grounds Horseshoe lake grounds.
The I.ernp preserve. and all along
the prairie clear w 10 Cameron
there are countless numbers ~
xrena. In 81 Charles icaunty. along
the mississippi. for forty miles ~
the grain nslds are the feeding
grounds just now of Thousands
mnrs
This Il strange phenomenon,
says an old timer. Henry Mueller.
vhass weather wire auiang the old
est fnha hitant' class. Don't under
stand. but / gucss don't have 60.
I know the geese are here. .causs ]
saw more'n a train cauld draw when
1 came in from 81, Charles the other
uaruinr."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
BOY ROBBERS

NEW YORK. March Z. - Three
youthful highway robbers who APP
reared To enjoy their uotorlcty and
the presence OF hnndcuffs on their
ristr. were arraigned yesterday IN
the Jesnex Market police court. They
described themselves as Michael
Santnneeio. II years old, of 30 DIV
street Henry Moran. rs years old, Of
1ci Elizabeth street. ana Michael
German. Il years old. 81 ~ oliver
street The boys wcrf charged with
robblnp Abraham Elsonhnlt of 359
Henry street on Saturday night by
huidlnR him w ~ Chrysiic street
At the points Of reviewers and re-
moving his gold watch and chain. \
policeman chased them FOR several
hlockr after hearing Eisonhalts cries
for resistance. aud captured them In
an nlleywaY Magistrate Crane held
them FOR examination
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
ARTICLES FILED.
First Steps Toward Building
Sesttie-Tacoms Line.

The articles % Incorporation for
the building Of the Seattle 4
Taeoma electric Railway we're form
ally flied In the auditors Office yes
tereay. The incorporates of the
proposed line are Charles " slater
John Collins. George A. Bprch. ,. r
Esshelman. and Anthony coreoran Of
Seattle. Those % Tacoma are
Henry Buscy and II. F.. Knotvoif
TIE capital stock Is $1,000. 90. being
divided into shares OF tiao each.
Wortmsn have been clearing tho
route where the rails are to be laid.
This IL the hardest part Of the work,
add once over, the remainder viii b.
easy. II IL expected that trains will
te running between the two cities
b. November LIST or the latter part
Of September.
al the preliminarics regarding the
prospective road have been settled by
the Tacoma city council. The franz
ohise will come up before that body
a. the next meeting. City Engineer
Slsempaon IN working out the details
FOR the entrance ~ the road to
Seattle. He will probably be ready
In two or three DAYS. and the local
council viii then take action regard
iug the franchise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
ADMIRAL pEwEY's POLITICS.

The bold proclamation OF Henry
watiersaH Of the Louisville Courier
Journal tn favor ~ teh nomination
by the Democratic party of Admiral
Dewey for the presidency next year,
has lea To many inauirtes regarding
pcwey's political predictions. 1t
turns out that the admiral has not
voted since hs entered the navy In
1854 He comes from a Republican
family Of Vermont stock. and In an
Interview published In san Francis
co thirty years ago. said that he was
a Republican. MIR. Watterson. no
doubt. viii insist that great many
men who are Democrats now were
Republicans thirty years ago. Ad-
miral Dewey'H relatives In Vermont
say that he il not partisan, but
they believe he IL O Republican. The
best way out Of the difficulty. per
hape. would be for the Republican
National Convention to nominate
Dewey. and for the Democrats to in
dorae the nomination and make II
unanimmous We fear, however. the
rugRontion will not be acceptable to
either party --Iesle's Weekly.
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a Gain Of $500. 900.

WASHINGTON. y c. March -
Tho comparative statement ~ the
governments receipts and rKpsndit.
lures shaN that Tor the month Of
Pet ruaFy the receipts aggregated
W .t5s al. a gain az compared with
February. fseS. ~ abou, y. 80. nse.
Thv rxpeniitures for the month
wrfe ttz.six.sz8. leaving a deficit for
February II about ts,pra, zoe. The
re- eipts f1t the eight months II abe
present hseai FeHf we're t13b,tit.tst.
against STA - go for the same per-
lsA iaet year
RE February receipts fFum Gus
toms we're 80. ssi.sTs, Esin over
February. fsss. q nearly g. os.o. fssa.
Internal revenue. tis.4si.s 20. a gain
~ nearly s. sge go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
Mall Carrier Robs a Pouch.

QUINCY. ~. March :. s-zachar iah
Hpnhes and Hamilton Hughes.
BROTHERS, drive the mail on the star
route between here and the town
Of Beverly Hamilton. Who drives
this end ~ the route. eame into the
CITY yesterday with a story Of hcing
held up by two men, who robbed his
pouch lie was arrested late last
rfght. and this morning confessed
that his brother cut open the mail
pouch and took n Registered package
containing $40. giving him 81 % the
mercy. Zncharinh Hughes was ar
rested at Beverly. and the money,
which had been hidden Ia hay
stack, was recovered. The men are
20 and Fl yenrH ~ age. respectively
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
honorx Western Students.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. March &c.
q. Parish. Of c'iarida, Iowa. has
been chosen marshal Tor commenesf
ment day hy Ihe senior class OF the
Harvard law school Tho marshal
" ihg only class ,isy officer, aud
Parish. together wiki Eusepc Allra
Giimere. Uha was elected pernans
Ont class secretary. Is the recipient
~ q hiEh social honor. he attended
Lake Forest university, received the
argrec of A. u. IN lsaa. and then
wsnt 20 the University ~ Chicago.
where he took the A, a.. dcgrve In
lSe q. A. Gilmore. class secretary.
esrro frotn he Pauw university.
from which he graduated IN lisa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
Living BY Not Eating.

In a recent letter 60 corresponds
ent. General Sir Arthur Cotton, o.
London. attributed his extreme age
TO his habit 81 eating very little
food' indeed. The idea was suggest
ed to him by noting the small guam
tity Of food eaten by the people In
the East, where he lived 50 long
Subsequent experience confirmed his
belief that people should eat ON an
average about thrcc-uuarters Of
what they do. with absolute fasts
occasionally II they seem to he at
an out Of order. and there would not
be n tenth Of the sickness there Is"
Sir Arthur has been teetotaler FOR
the last thirty or forty years, and
he believes that alcohol and tobacco
are absolute poison"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
THROUGH TRAINS
Northern Pacific Will Connect
With the Burlington.

Asaat the middle ~ the month the
Northern rasiue railroad viii run
through tralus between Seattle aud
ksnfa= city In connection with the
Burlington. the trains running twice
n Wsek
Trains Ritl leave Seattle on Mem
tayH ard fridafH arriving IN Kan
sas CITY Tuesday and FridaYHs
The new schedule ~ trains - made
~ ronusct with neW arrangement
Il the burlington whereby trains q
that service Nfil run between =.
Louis. Omaha. Anaconda. Butte. and
return. The point II connection vii
BE- a. billings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
WEATHER FORECAST.

Observer Salisbury predicts rain
for tonight and tomorrow. lie 10
susd the following synopsis this
morning early. The distribution -
pressure this morning was as fol-
lows A high area is over Idaho snd
Utah, and low area OF considerable
energy il passing over British col
umhin, causing rain, and brisk 20
high southerly winds In Washing
ton. The rainfall has been light and
showery. A maximum wind veloc-
ify Of twenty.ciRht miles per hour
frafn s. y. occurred last night NJ
seattle. and lively rate has been
Fept VI since; ut Portland 80; As
taria. u :"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07

~. pAsu. Tex. March Prof
Fernando HeitFAn and nineteen other
teachers 81 note from tho city II
Mexico we're in ~ rase today On
thsir way O. the territory la the
rtAte ~ sonora, Mexico. occupied b
the Yeaui Indians
Their purpose ia e. establish firni-
cla~s free Schools and colleges ia all
parts II the Indian country for ths
higher education - ihc Indians. -
long at Waf Hiih the Mexican soy
err ms nj and never conquered The
teachers were sent ty freHiden, blsa
AZ shs expense ~ the government In
response to 8 request % the Naguis
made after the treaty was signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
Shows HATRED Of Victoria.

NEW YORK. March s.--At the
iinnsf IT st naxsd'a sogloty at
sheFry's President Thomas l.. James
proposed the taast The President of
the United States and the queen ~
Greet britain Civn Jurtsc. and
Mira Wauhape Lynn rrmainsd scat
ratncr serve twenty years la state
prsHoa than toast the hesita af
Queen Victoria he WAs - inesnzesl
~ the alliance sentiments expressed
b. James If. Heck. % Philadelphia.
that he and Mrs. Lysn lcft the ban
quet hall
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His Punishment.

A singular theft was trlcd by Mr.
Beaie. fifst-elass magistrate Of Rur-
NAH. India. last Wednesday. Super
stitious Humans pulled out the hair
~ an elephants tail for talismans
making rings out Of them and other
charms One NEe Tun Lin went in
Co an elephants shed at Ahloue and
pulled six hairs out OF an elephants
tail. soereting them IN his umbrel-
Ia. The mahout challenged him. and
he promptly shook the hairs out of
the umbrella. They fell on some
straw. were picked up ana brought
forward In evidence of theft. The
man was convicted and sentenced 10
receive twenty lashes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
Refused a Doctor.

QUINCY. III. March AIRS. Geo.
Nash. - years ~ age. died here to-
dry without medical attendance. and
her friends say she was q martyr 70
Christian science. She believed In II
nnf refused the attendance Of n
phys elan, being treated by letter By
a Chicago Christian Scientist n rs.
Louise Chambers. ~ siGl South Hal
stead street.
The letters from Chicago wee
supplemented BY occasional visits
from local Christian Scientist. fafs.
a. Lambert. Coroner HaselsFoo1 IL
investigating the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
ANNIE'S GAME

NEW YORK. March Annie Gil
day. of is6 Ninth avenue. was sum-
oned TO the West Tifty-fourth street
Police court yesterday by II. Dulat
OF 3f7 West Thirty-elehth street. who
accused her OF attempted hlaclSmail
and eXtortion. AS evidence he DSo-
dpced letter he had received
through the mail demanding s. un-
der penalty Of exposure and twenty
years ION the island Of Sing Sing"
u viii toll an. the latter said. 10
you don't send the money. I need II
10 BUY some things Mamma and
papa won't know about IL
The girl acknowledge u Magis-
trate Deuel. that she had written tho
letter, but said that pulat had paid
her 81 before she demanded 81
Magistrate Deuel. adjourned the c-ss
for Investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
All Women Are Barred.

ATLANTA. Ga. March T. Mayor
Woodward sat down on an effort Of
the saivatiou Army tn invade the
snioonn here. Several women ~ thia
organisation called on him today and
asked the privilege - entering bar
rooms Co prosecute their work u 70
dcmption. but the mayor replied that
he could not disregard the law that
forMda women entering saloons.
even u they desired to go there with
iau1nbie purpose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07

MILWAUKEE,. Wis March =
Josef Rene viletse. who assumed the
title Of archbishop Of the odd Cath
oilc church In Amerlch." ami was at
one time a priest in the Roman
Catholic church aud later minister
in the Fond du Lac diorese af the
Episcopal church. has recanted. lie
seeks re-eutry into the Catholic
church and his letter ~ recan,ation
hss been published In Rome. Nilette
suffered major accumulation. the
fsofc having issued a bull last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07

catcher aud uhuelled ~ no thought
Vf hts friends paying fholr little s
ocntaea % tho consolidated street
Railway Company Then hc ppintad
n fhnetfal picture Of himself aittihf
in his window looking out ana amil
ing az the men who had started for
home before ha had 40 they trudfad
wenriiy hnmeeard, and he continued
10 chuekle.
The engine had attained oanHid
crabir dennae Of speed when Il ar.
rived at the heller works. and the
mpn thought that he WAS going to
ride further than usual. IN which he
Was right. bat no chuckisd again.
and IA This he wis wrong The en-
SINGER Increased hts speed, and then
the ehnehiea passed from the man
on the eaWcateher back over the
boiler 60 the cab. ana were picked
up and aaaiduouaiv cultivated by the
man a the throttle and hts fireman.
The man looked back appeHiingiyi
bui he did not yell. for he knew Il
would do no Raod THE engineer did
not see the appealing look. for hs
was too busy churiiinr. lie WAS 30
tnE tu Framluaham. The man
thought OF jumping when the engina
began to pass the lake. but the cow
catcher Of rapidly moving ioeano-
tive u not a nice place % jump
from. and he sighed and thought
better Of H.
Wheu the engineer not b. west
horo Ia reieuted. ana the man Eot
on the eawrBteher ana waited for
the way train back. aud paid his
fare a. Worcester and hir nlchai "a
the Consolidated. aud hnaiiy arrived
az hafne it did not aii Va his wins
dow locking uut and emiiing at the
men y hn had started for home hn.
fore he had aH they trudTcd ueafiis
hOmev since thCn h. has been
careful % Hauud she engineers be
fore 49, usreheH himself on their
COW oatt hers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
Killed kentucky Bees.

LOUISVILLE. KY. March THE
recent severe weather did great In
jury TO one Of the most profitable
industries In Kentucky. Report.
tupt received show that millions 81
bees were killed during the spell and
that honey making has practically
been exterminatcd In this state. The
best Informed bee men In Todd. Fay
cite. scott and other honey.makins
counties say that their losses VIII
he exceedingly heavy. The bees were
Killed not only by the cold weather
but by the heavy snow bathing up
against the hives. excluding fresh
air and suffocating the bees. o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
NEW IHcoRpoRAvloHs.

tbs Seattle a Yukon development
cnpRny has been Incorporated with
a CAPITAL stock ~ So eoa. r W.
Mitchell. Harwood Morgan. and q,
: Logan are the lneovporators.
Articles OF incorporation Of the
Tellurium gold lining company were
flied Saturday. Capital stock tibo. =
eco. divided into iso.oao shares. In
eorpatatars are Frank +. black. J.
~. Boyd. Michael MeTeiRh. W. ~.
Norton, and Thos A. Marchan,
The Golden Tunnel development
company has been incorporated with
e capital stock Of one million doll
lars. divided into one million shares.
Trustees Tor arst six months are
T. J. Humes. n :. Nichols. 4. y.
Cronrnwcit. W - chhdhourne. Il.
]. Graham. and II. w. Price. The
ufice Of the company VIII be locat-
Ell IA Seattle.
Articles 81 Incorporation Of the
Seattle a Tacoma electric railroad
company were filed this morning,
Tho capital stock 81 the company Is
To be one million dollars, divided In
n ten thousand shares at a par
value 81 400 fully paid up and nom
accessible. incorporators and trus-
tees ere John Collins, chas. W. Stat
ef, J. " Fshciman. Geo. \. Burch,
and Anthony Corcoran. Of Seattle
Henry BUGGY and II. =. Knatvold
If Tacoma. Principal office to be
in Seattle,
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Won Diedrichs In Trouble.

BERLIN. March IA high official
Of the German navy department has
informed the Associated Press 81 the
appointment or Prince Henry ~
Prussia. brother of Emperor VIII
ian. to the command Of the East
Aalatlc squadron, had been consid-
cred for months past, and was fin-
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COLUMBfS. O. March 7.-George
Rice. : Marietta retiner, was n Wit
ness before Master Commissioner
Brlusmade today IN the proceeding
brought by the attorney general 20
determine whether the Standard oil
Company is in contempt ~ the order
81 the supreme court " 1892 declar-
inr u a trust Mr, Rice asserted
that the STANDARD had n complete
monopoly Of the refining business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07
FIRE ENGINEER KILLED.

While answering call NJ nrc yes
terduv afternoon, the old hoHe-rool
used ct engine house No. Q. Rentou
Mn. was overturned, and Chas. T.,
Braban, engineer, received injuries
which resulted in death t%b hours
later
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LUCKY Wife.
Gypsy RIGGS Spouse Gives
MIN to Clara.

VIENNA. March THE wife OF
kiEo. the Gypsy. who eiopcd with
Princess DE Chimay. has secured a
divorce. HiEo can now marry me
pr+ncess. formerly Clara Ward, OF
Detroit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-03-07

You'd better take the other side.
general. said the aide. THAT Chin
mes overhead Is IN danger ~ fall.
inw."
That's all right" replied the Sec
RETRY Of war. YEARLY, little things
like bricks cant hurt me. "--Phila-
dcsphia North American
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81 wonder what this cyanide OF
mercury that We h@r so much about
can hef" said Maud. a
~ don't know" answered Mamie.
but when Il comes here I'm po-
ing to the thcater and see it,
Washington Star
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War and Diamonds.

one Of the most remarkable re-,
suits % the recent Hispano-A mcri.
can war is the largely Increased de.
mand tor diamonds IN America. Pa.
triotic iubilation in the male bosom
manifests itself IN great variety
Of ways. sparkling through POM
merry or taking a rich blood hue
from fruity port The ladies'. how
ever rejoice in hrilliants. SO great
has been the demand for diamonds
during the last few months that an
appreciation OF at least 20 per cent.
has taken place In the rGee paid
by the public.
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Mr.. Han Game denies that he r.
writing a novel called "Th0 Drunk
ard. and he also denies that he ever
likencd his own face to that OF the
savior.
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tAMFH boutwell,. iohns and Insurance
- hosi0n block telephone Main 90.
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Infob iufih ............sss.. - - lHlii ~
". v. Ankuuy. ...................... Cashier
Correspondents 10 Hilthe principal cities ia
the United efatsf and fnfnpe
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IN SOUND SAT1oNAL BASK
oF HEATfLE. .

Capital stock paid ia........ - aoQ
surplus a.....s...-s+ @'i'"
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FOR eALE Hoiyote Hieek and other fure-
eipsed city property ara farms. cheap,
James Boutwell,, loans sua tusufnntei >
lsasf8u block
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I'VE eEsD -.
CATALOGUES Or MUSIC.
Free Upon Application
Rarnakor HuBiC CO.
Pike and fifth.
mn rinar NATIONAL BANK OF
aIATIfE

Faidup capital h1H9
james y. ifogs. u frtlent
Maurice McMif ken .. vice Ffrhlsht
lssteT Turner Ntt
X y lhrkhurst -. Assistant 'sthlft
in al the principal cities u The United
states and Fnrofie.