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Cashier
Assistant Cashier
A. L. MILLS
J. W. NEWKIRK
W. C. ALVORD
Second Assistant Cashier B. F. STEVENS
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Letters, of Credit issued available in Europe and
all the Eastern States.
Sight Exchange and Telegraphic Transfers sold
on New York, Boston, Chicago, St. Louis, St. Paul,
Omaha, San Francisco and the principal pointa of the
Northwest.
Sight and Time Bills drawn in sums to suit on
London, Paris, Berlin, Frankfort-ontheMain, Hong
kong, Yokohama, Copenhagen, Christiania, Stock
holm, St. Petersburg, Moscow, Zurich, Honolulu.
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COUNCILMAN WILLS
I OUR CHICAGO LETTER I
ChtcnKO, Sept. 4th, lOOii.
"Mrs. Nnnlo Morgnn of 3127 Armour
nvcnuo, Iiiih gone to Springfield on a
VlHlt.
Mr. A. A. IIodgCB of 1(52(5 Duir
horn struct, haa gono to Michigan on
n visit,
.Mrs. Monroe of Hoaton, Mhbk., who
has liecn visiting I" our city has ro
turned to Uoston, Mass,
I.awyur V. I. Jameson of Topekn.
Kjih., who has heen visiting our elty,
left for homo last Sunday.
Mr. .IuUiih F. Taylor, the editor of
the llroad Ax. delivered a masterly ail-
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Mr ThomaB Price a colored man of
K1S Wnhush avenue, shot and killed
on last Monday, Mr. Sidney H'.utIh,
auoiher colon d man.
I Mr. Win. T. Grant, a distinguished
mupon from LoulBlnnu, who has been
I In our city for the past two weeks, left
for New Orleans last Saturday.
Mr. A. V. Ford a prominent Scot
Huh Kite. :i:i Degtco Mason and (liaiul
Recorder of the tlrand'Commandery of
Knight Tnnplnrs of the Statu or Illi
nois. Is eontcmplntltiK u trip lo New
Yoik city soon.
Mr. F. A. Campbell of Srtl n&tli Ht.,
Is to he eongrntuluUd upon his splen
did worl: that he has done In the way
of organizing the celebrated Kuystouu
Hand; I his hand Is composed of a
number of Intelligent youiiK men and
bids fair to he tin leadliiK baud In the
city of Chicago.
The Hxecutlvo Committee of the
N'ntloiml Confederation of Colored
t,'i iitm mil iH'lotln (if till! United
States have called the next session
to be held nt HufYalo, N. Y. on Mommy
the Sth of .July. W07. Miss I. Blanche
Wright Is now located nt Room 70S
171 Washington stieet, as public set
nogrnpher. Mr. S. II. Prather one of the lending
colored Republicans of the 30th ward
ami u zealous mason and Grand Sec
retary of the St John's Orand Lodge
of Masons of tin State of Illinois Is
an engineer by piofcsfllon, nnd Is work
ing for Swift & Co He Is a man that
stands high in the estimation of the
Packing company at the Stock Yards.
Mr. K. A. Haiper of No. 15(513 Sang
anion street and Mr T I). McFarland
of No. 5(552 Ilutler street, are two
prominent colored masons and lending
colored men of Chlcngo. Mr. Mc
Farland baa been for several years
State Factory Inspector of the State
of Illinois and Mr Harper Is Govern
ment Meat Inspector at the Stock
Yards.
The Olivet llnptlst Church has pur
chased a now pipe organ which Is said
to be the flnest In the city. Dr. Fisher
pastor, Is doing n great work In the
city, nnd Is highly commended anil
honored by the uople In this com
munity. No other minister has done
such a great work In so short a time
In the churches of Chicago as Rev.
Dr. Fisher.
New Appeal for Chile,
Washington, Sept, 12. - In view of
the indifference shown by the Ameri
can people toward contributing money
I for the assistance of the suffeiera from
ho Valparaiso earthquake rntl (Ire, It
is probable that the president will lesuu
another proclamation calling attention
to tlin distressing state of nffirB in
Valparaiso and n'king for contribu
tions. The Red Cross headquarters in
this city today announced that they
hrd up to date received between $1,000
'nnd $4,000, but nmty of the branches
have not teen heard irom.
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PORTLAND RAILWAY COMPANY'S
TROLLEY OBSERVATION CARS
A two and a half hours ride through the most interesting portions of the
city, including the "Willamette Heights and famous Portland Heights
Pars leave Third and Morrison Streets daily at 9:30 and
dO a, m., and 1:30 and 2 p. m. Fare, Fifty Cents
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