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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-11-07
Balance December 81. 1s7o...--.-... sSi'"o'i'
COMMENTS.


EXHIBIT NO. l.
January l. 1865. TO December 81. 1870.
In the statement showing disbursefnfen.s fe..,
from the interest and sinking funds from
January l. 1865. to December 3l leIo, tWo
entries. one, S6,3ll25 bonds purchase. % lo' %
sinking fund" and the other. SZI.l4o-,a,
''sundries," appear. The books and rec3rus
do not give any explanation further than
bonds purchased for sinking fund ana
"sundries."
Commerce of New York. the ledger account
in this office shows that s.. $50, ,2I5.SS was re-
mitted by the Fund commissioners 10 tne
sSoK sSnk tbe ee reaeption Of der-
ence of sl61s. 25. The same dlscrePancy
exists between the amount of coupons
shown by the ledger ses9ugs co afs q as and pado the
amount of coupons shown TO have been pau pa
by the banks statements, namely, sooIo.-
as. Either the statements or the Dahk CIV "
ering this transaction have been LOST, or
the Fund Commissioners deposited the
money with the bank for the payment OF
these coupons, which were returned can
celed without an accompanying statement
This discrepancy occurs in the ledger &C.
count for the year 1861. An examination or
the banks records in New York, however,
does not show the receipt or disbursement
II is utterly impossible to give an accurate
statement OF what was known as the war
:.Gnion @eH, pb military bonds" The State Auditor
in his report for the year 1866 says; NO
data have been furnished to the Auditor
Office am Therefore :raar unable eorrect noTeXe and
satisfactory account of this important
debt" Although the redemption of the de
tense warrants" and Union military 1iaG ,y
bonds was claimed to be complete prior TO
December 81. 1870. 1t is evident that these
debts had not been entirely paid on that
date. for in the year 1899. an APPROPRIATION
was made by the General Assembly OF that
year for the payment of Union military
bonds then outstanding.
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LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.

Paulist priests continue their meetings for
noncatholics.
General John Taylor Lewis and jose de
olivares Worlds Fair Commissioners to
South America, will depart from the city
this evening.
Two new cases of tetanus and another
death probably resulting from the disease.
are reported.
Doctor Nietert is investigating the remov-
al Of bed clothing and two bedsteads from
the City Hospital
Three inspection days. including Sunday.
have been set apart for the Few Wyman
School.
University Hall OF Washington University
win be the Administration building at the
Worlds Fair.
Construction Of public improvements will
require the labor of at least 5000 men for
eight months Of the year.
Daughter of Doctor S. r. johnson. after
being treated with diphtheria antitoxin, was
given tetanus antitoxin and. 1t is believed.
she will not be attacked by locktaw.
Order prohibiting the bathing Of dogs In
jackson place quarry pond is issued.
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait will lecture. In
st. Louis next week
Police find 5000 In stolen bank notes In
trunk of woman arrested with Harvey LSo-
gan. the suspected Montana train roboer.
Sweating process used in effort to exact a
confession from prisoners.
Funeral Of r. U. Leonori will take place
Saturday.
Nearly 800 horses and mules perish in a
fire at the Excelsior Hauling and Transfer
Company's stables.
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GENERAL DOMESTIC,

Captain Oberlin NJ. Carter will be tenn
porarily released from prison to testiry IN
a hearing to settle ownership OF funds at
tached by the Government.
Colonel John l. Morrison. former warden
of the Missouri Penitentiary. is seriously Ill.
Citizens of Fredericktown. Mo-, are great
ly excited over the saloon question, which Is
now being argued
Nissouri's exhibits at the Pan-American
Exposition are being transferred to Char
lesion
Congressman d. A. De Almond may not
reach America before Congress conyenes.
Burglars at Hoxie. Ark. stole $20o In
cash and 10000 worth Of pearls.
Architect s. A. Billiards plans FOR the
Illinois State Armory building were accept
ed Yesterday over the Governors protest
Mrs. Charles Koch Of Quincy. Ill, dieo
yesterday while on the way to a funeral
Ten lives lost in the burning OF vauoe-
VILE theatsr at Hurley. Wia
.Lyceum Theater at Atlanta, Ga. COM
pletely destroyed by fire.
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RAILROADS.

The Rock Islands charter has been
amended and its capital stock increased.
Tne Southern roads have been CONSOLE
dated under the name OF the 81 Louis anu
Memphis.
Burlington directors have been chosen. but
names are withheld.
The Kansas City Suburban Belt has been
ordered sold.
The Pennsylvania orders millions Of dol
lars worth Of cars.
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MISSOURI.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Jefferson City, Mo-, Nov. 0-Secretary Of state
Sam 3. Cook to-day issued certificates Of incor-
poration TO the following companies:
IArue-Caton Printing Company of Kansas City;
capital stock. IS, 500. Incorporated by Chas. o.
La Rue. Herschel Cation and Geo. II. McCrary.
The Hooper Mill and Trading Company OF
Poplar Biun: capital $4,000. Incorporated by
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ELECTION.

Perry Belmont predicts the reorganization
Of the New York Democracy with shep-
ard as leader.
Senator Depew says that the election In
New York cannot be regarded as politi-
cal victory.
The union labor Mayor OF San Francisco
SAYS that invested capital need have no fear
of mis- administration. He is not dema-
gogue, and believes that capital has as
much right as labor.
Maryland Democrats are confident that
they have carried a majority of the legis-
latiVe candidates.
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N NERVOUSNESS

Upsets the stomach and prevents the
nutritive elements from getting into the
blood. The stomach finally rebels
against food and the result is dyspepsia.
The Bitters will strengthen the nerves
and cure dyspepsia. constipation, bill.
iousness, flatulency, also create hearty
appetite, purify the blood and build up
the system. Be sure to try it.
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FOREIGN.

Turkey tenders monthly drafts on customs
in payment Of two French claims
France explains to the United states tnat
hsr intention is not to occupy Turkish ter
rttory permanently.
limited States officials hope for the release
Of Miss Stone at an early date.
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CPORTING

Washington University's seam VIII play
Chicago next season.
Annual meeting of the Western Branch
A. A u was held last night.
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books. vouchers and papers in the office of
'ie ALBERT o. ALLEN.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
JOHN A. LEE.
Notary Public.
(SeaD
Ny commission expires March 8. 1907
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Redemption. during this period wer. .as'7.os.oo !

Outstanding debt December 81. 1870. SO $50 900 90
Note-S2o. O0o.00 Of old State debt proper bonds
known temporary loan bonds. Issued in 1871.
and redeemed April %. 1877. as authorized by sec
tion Of the general appropriation bill. Acts
ls77 were not Included in the Auditors state,
ment of the State debt during this period
have added these bonds to the above debt state
uent.
STATE REVENUE FUND.
EXHIBIT No 1 TABLE ID.
Ralsncs January 1 1865 ......... SSg3, ,69l IS
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T0-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.


Local discount rates were steady between
8 and s per cent. Domestic exchange was
quoted as follows: New York. 5Oc discount
bid. 4cc discount asked; Chicago. 35c dis-
count bid. Csc discount asked; Cincinnati.
Louisville and New Orleans. sc discount
bid. par asked.
Wheat closed lower at 72s.c bid Dec. 753sc
asked May. 73S4 d74i4c No. red. Corn closed
lower at eossc asked Dec. 62s4c May, 62a
62I4c No. mixed. Oats closed at Ai4c asked
May and 40lac No. Northern.
The local market for spot cotton was &c
lower.
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VIOLIN BEARS DATE OF 1921.
Lawrenceville, ILL.,, Man Makes an
Interesting Discovery.

Lawrenceville. H.. New. S-Colonel Carr
OF this city Is the owner Of a violin which
he knew to be very old, but could not tell
Its exact age. While 1t was being repaired
recently, the following inscription was
found on its back: "Antonius Stradivarius
Cremousis Facilbot. 17I'
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WASHINGTON.

John B. Owens Of ST. Louis Is candidate
for Inspector of Rural Free Delivery.
Adjutant General Corbin yesterday mar
ried Miss Edythe Patten. The wedding was
most brilliant. Senator John p. Jones gave
the bride away.
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THE REPUBLICS THURSDAY. NOVEMBER Z. 1901.

the letter of Auditor Holladay. filed in this
Office December l. 1876.
The statement of the National Bank of
commerce, New York. the states fiscal
agent, constituting part of the voucher
upon which this charge of s650. 9S4- A was
based, was not found, but the information
contained In the original vouche- was sup
pied by n duplicate statement furnished by
the bark. This Information having been
supplied, makes a complete file of every
voucher or other evidence of the receipt or
olsbtrsement of public money during this
period.
1t is probable that the item Of sl23. Ii2 80
deposited with the fiscal agent by Taussig.
FISHER & Co.. as follows
September 10 ...-.... .s.s e4e 30
November 80 ..... ..,' ........ ls s4s 50
was the proceeds of the sale OF 1872 bonds
held for the Sinking Fund.
Inc item. bonds purchased for the sink
ing fund $62oss5.s5. shown in disbursements
from the interest and sinking funds, Is not
explained by the books IN this department.
IL is probable. however. that this sum rep
iesents the AZ bonds retired during this pc
Ilod and the 2l4 bonds held for the sinking
iund ana sold in 1873. and the proceeds COW
cred into the State Treasury.
In the Fund Commissioners account COW
cred oy TINS period: there is an apparent dis.
the failure Of the bookkeepers of Auditor
Draper to bring down this balance at the
end OF this period This error. however, oc-
casioned no loss to the State because the
funds represented by this amount were re-
mltted TO the States fiscal agent in New
YORK and disbursed required by law to
meet the liabilities of the State.
Deposits were made with the fiscal agent
covering this sum as follows:
1872.
BBecember BecsTnher Is Hays. Treasure 500 %
December 2-Nstional Bank State Of
1873. ~
January I-Donneli Lawson Co... p. sos. 80
February 2l-Donnell. Lawson Co... 6.s7I.o5
-y5Z.
Which were not credited to the account on
the books of this department with the Fund
Commissioners.
STATE INTEREST AND SINKING
FUNDS.
January / 1873. to December 81. 1900.
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Note-In the Auditors report for Isse-eo In pay
ment of the Interest the school fund
tficates. amounting to s1s5, 790. a warrant the
interest fund was drawn. instead OF making a
transfer This. however. does not affect the to-
tai amount disbursed. but is treated as a trans
fertile usual manner Of paying interest this
form OF Indebtedness.
EXHIBIT NO. 3. TABLE B.
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TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Brcmo Quinine Tablets. An
drugEists refund the money II II fails to cure.
z. W. Groves signature 10 on each box. &c.
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WOULD ACT AS GUARDIAN - Mrs.
Mary w. Calkins, president of the Golden
Chain Children's and Humane Society, ap-
piled to Judge Henderson of the ST. Louis
Probate Court yesterday TO have the So
ciety appointed guardian OF Paul Hagan
IL years old. who, 1t is stated. ran away
from his grandfather, James Hagan, be-
cause he wanted to become a Catholic
Judge Henderson set the matter for hearing
December l.
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Outstanding debt December 81, 1900 s $50 s39 ~
SIn the Auditors report for the years lss7-sS IL
Is stated that e7s Hannibal and st. Joseph Rail-
road bonds were redeemed. when in fact only
s2S of these bonds unpaid at the end of the
preceding biennial period. to-wit: December 81.
1886. This is a clerical error. which corrects
itself in the succeeding reports
Note-The $40 900 old State debt proper bonds
described on page 3. exhibit No. l. table c. are
added to and included in the above debt state
ment
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Balance December 81, 1si2......-. Nv a7''06
COMMENTS.
EXHIBIT NO. 2
January /. 1872. to December 81. 1S'2
The items Taussie Fisher & Co.. S123,
1l2. rs: s. Hays. Treasurer, $4,000. and Ma
tionai Bank State of Missouri. $3.50. shown
as additional receipts into the State interest
and sinking funds. represent amounts cred
tied to the Fund Commissioners by the
fiscal agent. ard were deposited In the lat
ter part of the year 1872. These items
should have appeared on the books of this
Office in 1872, but were charged to the bank,
as follows:
December, 1872 ................3 y. .4ss. 30
December !, 1876 .-..-...... oSo,y3.S Joy, Sl.l4
The items composing the charge of $37,.
4s6. 80 were premium on gold sold, $50. and
deposit made by Taussig. Fisher & Co..
s3s $3.50.
The items composing the charge of $780,
ss4.S4 and charged to the fiscal agent on
the books OF this ofiice December l, 1876.
were as follows:
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Balance December 81. 1900. l7s. H. ls
COMMENTS.
EXHIBIT NO, g.

Balance December 81, 1900. f7S. IS
COMMENTS.
EXHIBIT NO. 3.
January /. 1913, to December 81 1900.
At the end of the year 1880. in opening a
new set of books on January /. 1881. it ap-
pears from the books of this department
that the sum of cents. balance in the hands
of the Fund Commissioners, was not
brought down. but dropped. This amount
was previously forwarded by the Fund Com
E;issioners to the fiscal agent and was prop
erly accounted for by the agent in their
statement of money received and disbursed
during this period.
STATE INTEREST AND STATE SINK
ING FUNDS
From january /. 1871, to December 81 1900.
EXHIBIT NO. T. TABLE A.
STATE INTEREST FUND.
Balance January l. lS7l.............. $780, COS. 50
Amount IN hands OF fiscal agent....... 6s2. S-Ss
Total balance. nce..................... S7s2, 7I2.5 81
Receipts:
Taxes ...-..-............S2 .S26,EI.03,.d
Less transfers to sink -
ing fund ........-.. Ii 37s :. ses,oas. III. n
Received from Hannibal and ST
Joe Railroad ....................... 1so ooo. 90
Transfer from revenue fund 4.oS9-s4
Transfer from seminary fund........ S.tp.vo
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October 2s-Taussig Fisher 4 Co.. a. 52s rs
November 3e-Taussig, Fisher Co... 4. 642. 80
December rs. Hays Treasurer......... 16, 500. on
December IS. Hays. Treasurer. $4,000
Missouri ............. si2 500 90
Missouri .......... ........ ........'..'. 4ssooo
1878.
January n-Donnell. Lawson & Co... q, sos 81
February 2-Donnell. Lawson & Co... 5,e7105
isl ....... .......e.. .' -. ...... oe
Total ....... ..... ....... $50. So 81
The Auditor at that time failed to charge
these items to the bank and also failed to
credit the Fund Commissioners. This error
in bookkeeping was corrected December ],
1876. by State Auditor Holladay. The rea-
sons for the correction are fully given IN
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Balance December 81. 1870 A.5s
Note-In the year 1870 the Sinking Fund was
treated for the first time separate fund.-
prior to that year, all moneys collected and dis
bursed were from the interest fund.
STATE DEBT.
OUTSTANDING DEBT FOR THE PERIOD BE-
GINNING JANUARY I, 1855. AND END
ING DECEMBER 81 1870
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r4TrNr AIronNrY


Harnss a 60. 5i-55 STAR Boyd building
y. D ADAMS drafting coiman bid.
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TINE LIVING AND THE DEAD

The brow the nations eht
and tut another
fos guidance
Sisanhp bhnd becomes
a people IN relation president.
intimately. Whether viii
mn American heart
william Mckinley considered
vel 60 administering
Once IS largely the making II The e',erue1
~ President Roosevelt much AMI leaves much %
he dned thoueh Ne has heen the public
attracted marked attention
ordinary
nerciss police
respect peorIe.
Later ne Riders
thrin the world brilliant hau police
commissioner
generally
list Of our
additional
charaetsr. the Am
quail
which distinguished William onaered
iim his nation and the
and mslowed WISDOM
aud noble but al
prove himself
safe president
support
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TINE NEW woMaH IN a NEW FIELD

Tn. putting young women
70 books win
good deal OF
expected they viii details
will b employed
begin battle
hounds po.sbu
When rival banks their depositor
there
Then there
likelihood have M
for it and deposit simply oppor-
employment
ofa
young
handed darling
the Chicago bank Il uksly quickly
ad
But then there disadvantage.
looking
the
hand through wicket gather a
fan q along. noo
loot the institution his
through this system OF banking. ultimately
wfds Of Canada with
late that the climate beauty
riches. takes wings the slightest provocation.
IS to Be hoped that Seattle
ms the new Chicago iaes
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The Dolphin Arrives

The steamer Dolphin. capt Rob
erie. arrived IN port yesterday from
Lynn canal ports She had one ut
the largest passenger liafa az any
vessel coming from that section this
summer The total number was 1ag
Of which i1s we're presumably from
the Interior Among the uarheuErfa
Was Mrs carroll wife ~ Jimmy
Carroll. the pfiErughtrr The latter
h nov in Nome purilIaiie bent pf
those who brought ont treasure,
Charles Anderson o. Thought 20 have
had tho most Tho total amount on
board was tina ON. of which Ander-
r6u had $50 600
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IS a. II Ht1INGH aftofhrg ~ Ias.
Suits prosecuted amt defended b. an
t"uf tf - years sAHHHIsuts. Proceed.
ihsH iu HanhflutDF. GHmuHUirH IHs1fs
pnfHttd AbFtrHrfH CAREFUL. ea4 u.
luru COLLECTIONS made iu all HHffH
NJ The United States Highest 4 M
mrreiHl and hHHH references. fis
Tbifd aFeuut PHONE Main i1gd
hfkckERT. A. t-gfsn ana criminal
ifHEiiHHl u frufH actual rspsrIHtH e. .
ton hotel f0FoF paat1nlceJ ruaHs.
Main azs
j y DALI o. and T. ftor we'll block
lo1 columbia 81. Phone. Blue -
General practice n ell che sHHHIH.
Damage cases Il speciality.
MpdgfHte fees aHHuitstiou fro
~ y TaHrEt. Mutual Lie h4IIHIHs.
Phone Main 1it
IHASk q WlEEfl1AG Boston blk
- % MARTIN. Ola HHual Life lid
J. a KELLOGG ess lsney bliIiu -
So - ttMBrrii ut-s rucihe block
q 81 1AcupNALb ~ BURKE 80
Root. Palmer A Brown Pioneer 81
j. o. caNoEEH stzH HaIisr buIIdInr.
LYMAN = KNAPP f. Taller talIdIHs
% WARD KEMP e Burke hu'd.1
> D. DOUGLAS ~ Nsp YORK. -
RICHARD OSBORN e6-t rs s. block
HORACE rErrH rs Sew YORK. blk
rIEHHE + FEHHY - Burfs Hi#ek
Is AEGLhNI - 81 y bio
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PHYSICIANS ANp SURGEONS
PLVNpING

HAZLETr q Nj LLIN-Nex work
guaranteed one year. Tel Bun iaai
Geo II Woodhouse Co. Tel MIN 81
KAUFMAN Plunbins Go. Bun ~.
BAKER s son, phone. Black iosl.
TUFO TtflRNEN. Tel. Green an
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NOT a TIME FOR DANCING

Social gaiet especially o. pae. tn,
body beloved Mckinley les
unburied.
bF enter.
take I'm hail
which has been erected Lake Albert The
snalr n d a Opening
the we'll
quietly postponemeu Mckinley
funeral This nation bowed In grief terrible
dancing
guidance perchanes
Of houghessness festive affairs beeou
mourning
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TIE EItEHN AANAfH&& i ia y 1N
EEATI II
TaiA up capital fin On
Grusrai banking business transacted
: " HeEe lr. pre- - hrMls go.
klrF pres T. TufHef cash, +
FafLhHfaE assf cash knChHnEs en-
PRINCIPAL fItIrn 60 s aud Europe.
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rails. but before the train could well
be stopped the coach turned on is
side For a moment the 30 pasaen-
gers IN the coach wero frantic. Re-
alizIuR. finally that there WAS no
Immediate danger. they set to work
20 free themselves from their peril
GUS position. The crippled car WAS
left on the track and the remainder
Of the train proceeded 10 SkaFway.
Beyond n general nervous shock no
gua sHeaa Ia fured
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OUR ISLAND COLONIES

Under ths FORAKER
isnder law rvoiutoung providing
nrst time Tor general property
under the invasion Of American enterprise
entered II uuvonted q
and entered It's current With
Few traces Of opposition 70 the
people united in hope
buys from the United States three
fhe spanish nag or the Pso imported during the
s452 from the United
produce Of this country the gain being chiefly
hour showed falling on due pobeby
Of rice OF the 5s
si7 was sent TO this country II
Her natural market and chief dependence
Having Unexpectedly
after the welfare OF Porto Rico Cuba the Philippines crafty
the Of the United ward
OF nation IL doing forward with increased
expectations to the performances Industrial and
nd the
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NINE. Peterson. well known
throughout Europe and America
as the worlds greatest trance me
duum. tells past and future, gives
business advice. adjusts family
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who forefnld Kitty GinEs terrible
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Hayward OF Minneapolis. call on
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capa bic 81 being successful In any
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DR FONDA NADEAr-Eye ear. aess
and throat 81 Burke building
DR klBBE Baiief building
Dr J a MacNnnon. 8 chaplin bid.
nR slIELLABARsrR Hinckley
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scandinavian American Bank

~ Seattle = general harkiug bushes
trans setsd Deposits. i.tnafa
Tfifhefg. Hrea q r. Groudsht arat
sl.a rrea a ff HnelaefE. cash. J. T.
Ianr. asHI each NJ hraurhrs.
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OeTI.of 4IIIl

" AsHfNGToN Institute of ostsos.
nth1 safo Deposit Building EHtau-
lshed in Seattle three years rhuus.
MHIH 6I4
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NARROW ESCAPE
Disaster Ayerted on the White Pass
& Yukon

An accident wherein tho lives Of
% people were placed In deadly peril.
occurred on the White Pass T. Yukon
railway September ~. The details
OF the affair came In the SkagWay
paperH 81 that date
Passenger train No. left white
Horse for skagway At . o'clock IN the
morning. There were five pasaen-
ger and two baggage coaches In the
train. Just after the coaches had
fJassed through the White Pass tun-
mel and had almost crossed the can
won. three hundred feet 10 the west
a. the tunnel. the front trucks ~ the
last coach left the rails. Fortunate
IL the rear trucks stayed on tie
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AUCTION saIe ~ furniture az Mar
t.u a Har HhiraHauuH lH2t THIRD
avenue WsduesdaE September the
ltth - ~ a co. Eight rooms -
nlr furniture moved from king
street and five rooms or furniture
waH 81 from ~ nlef Heights also
ln fine velvet rurH aal- biE iut
~ sample iot ~ table linen 100
yards - linen warp mating one
fine Fisher plano These goods are
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