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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-04
Or the Fat Woman Who Moves Up.

Things That Never Die" is the title of q
magazine poem. We have searched in vain,
however, for any mention of the man who
sticks to the end seats of an opsn horse car. -
Boot and Shoe Recorder
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-04
her Choice,

A Miss Leg, Of Montana, has just married
a man named Hand. She thought she would
rather be right Hand than left Leg
New York Tribune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-04

A Hint for Busiuess Men.
Honor and shame from no condition rise;
Ace vel your pArt. which means to advertise.
-Texa1 HiftinRI
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-04
ChicagO's Regret.

Chicago has reason to regret that the world
10 so small. Carter Harrison Is more than
half way around it already Chicago News
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-04
Terrible Revenge,

To get rid Of BORE: Manufactures, IL
Mr.. Bore Is still hare In q quarter of an hour
bring In baby-Texas siftingx
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-04

Admiral Luce says there is much Len
drunkenness in tho navy now than there was
forty years ago, when be entered the service.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-04
The Life Insurance Company Of Virginia,
RICHMOND. VA.

only IN charter front
IN : s one o
promptly without contest
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liberal
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W. George
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-04
Or. D. r. POWELL.
He Is Labor Candidate for Governor in
Wisconsin.

DR.. D. Frank Powell the Labor candidate
for governor of Wisconsin, has in his veins
the blood of the original owners of the soil
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-04
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO az

Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND. Va. Aug. 3.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat -, ga bushels.
Corn . 500 bushels.
OATS 0i6 bushels.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-04
I,lchmoud stock Market.

Reportei by John l. Williams x Son
bankers AM brokers. III Main street.
RtcuuaSp VA Aup z
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-12-14
3Wti GmeniILf.

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ftedte. Nbcr Die bIduliben eur6en ipra,
den edgegcu: bic SIaufdrtuug 1T bic
SoI3e zines eurh ercse @drme rernrs
ia@ter SIutertrapaiates.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-12-14

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mu6te id Dor SeriGt uue bah ecrt tiyis
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celrths g. g.,

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$. G%IaufenimS e. Co.. @rntrot-
ga:uien fir esn Ateifen no comb Carl
lrdfe. 6bisasc. 81.
Tteehpr Serantr, astnt.
StrHiann, Rs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-12-14
4nSeiac,&atcM

@ei6dftancti,ss, erie Sureratisn 10 Gents
gro 3ttis.
9f9dftsnotiitu, 2tt une iest fulssnst 9n-
~itrdtisn S Gems.
Ststtnst.a nltistn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-12-14
Gletberma6erin.

llntsr5siGns!s smpfsbit It'd ttn Iamtn
5ernann's unb limsesene ale 9ltiesrmnhsr.
in uue tittst IN, srneigien 3ufsrut. Sisi.
rtr fir Daasu. RdehCR unb 3inetr frtrttr
duf fas @sidnafppafe mad btr neurasa
Wres art ~ itbr rirtsrtn Trtiitn ttrs,-
ftrL
Rarp Flottuer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-12-14
Die tns!iife Spradte erobert Sit .,ette
SSelf.

SsStLs
Mibreno Der IeRteu buneert Sabre 1T
Die Sdbl Ger eugliih repeneen Neniden
prn 10 MiIioncn auf 1O5 Miaioueu ae.
itie9en; i'm Sabre 1900 percen es 1870
WtIicnen uno I'M Sabre 1000 $40 Riuirs
aen iein, fuenn Die 3abI in bemieItcn Bers
biltniS 5u pabicn fcrtfdbrt.
s0ie critaurIide Sunabmc i'm Ietten
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pideInr1g Der Ser. Stadten i'm enaiten
.3uianmenban9. Bic gep6Iferuna Sers
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itRc England rrn IA nui So RiQicnen.
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Den Ser. Stooteu ppbRen. % ndG Fun.
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neuen 8sIt 81 iGhen ieiH, benin or6
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beute iGca leiEen G1uR rrebr fir bic mods
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nenea @eIhbejIe ned 9uurerte ppm MiI.
Iicren uufNepmeu %f6nuer, rbrc eaE tteter.
p6lterund su firHttR irdre.
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4p.fftutf&rn 9lrpt bic Rsiie Tiers aRser
fSts unb gut ;uridgsIest. Wegtu Irsiie
mt rsi.eTst S~ufprEdtirH r.uts man nd an
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Atler, Trave, Saale, Ems, Eide,
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S.snsn III istr btauena fur RtiirEtt at.
Ieaen anb ron grcnten aus fam man in
itsr iur,tr 3tit ilnmtli&s Stdetc IeGti6
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Die SGataelmefsr ffs 3preesutttn Slcse
Rue NIT t;iruttrsr 9sridFStieuna her
3rif9enrtds @aIastere une %;rfiitr Ga
srraiaii6f 8tn,itatira aae zine huseeitih-
re.s S~4r,Htaura-
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Siaia Al n~erfamten.

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eutfn 3arlnnbts. tetl&ss ttfils I'm iibliGtr.
6tittTsren retr nSreTi&tn Sttfs BON Gasts-
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded at the Auditors
Gfffee Yesterday.

Real estate transactions from January L.
1883, 70 date are I4.g7S. s45 60. There were
@hled for record yesterday 30 deeds the
considerations aggregaiing 81, s45 90, an
average of sS94. Following Is the list as
furnished by Wood & Osborne, abstsaetors
of titie.
f r Terry 70 II, $ Greggs, und n int in
and Ia blk IL, Maynaru's plat Of Seattle, 81
A. y lleueiis 10 J. 4. Williamson lot T.
blk -. Madison street add, So.
A i.leweliyn to A. q. Bishop, lot s. blk
u, Madison street ado, ga.
:. b. DasiHherre 10 NJ NJ Daniels, lot T.
blk 4, kiunear's add. $3.50.
;. Allen 10 J. !. Gilmore, nj Of swi sec
u, TIP Il II. c, $500.
a. Mcintosh aud g. f. whltworth to r.
II haitworih, sea nw'4 and WI nel4 sec
F. H. Nhitwofth to o. J. Gates, sci. OF
nwl4 set y, ~ - n. A G, $500.
(. Blewett q 2. T. Cheadle, lots >, 4, blk
q, Denny & Hoyt's add 10 city of seattle,
E. Bleweti 10 J. VI. Williams and f. q.
Clifford. lot IS. blk IS. aud lot Is, blk "a
Denny & Hny;s add, $75.
T. Bicwet; 10 V. G. Crosby aud l. NJ
Crosby, lots II, j. l2, blk -, Denny &
Hoyts add. ss1o.
V II smith aud Z. u. Russsn to A. r
Milbrandt, lots 2, 3, Blk /, Southern Pacific
J. wenzler 10 A. Schlossmachcr. lots II,
II, IS. blk >, WerFett's add, $500.
A Schlossmacher to &. Wilder. lot II. blk
., Nerretts add. 5000
Z. Biewett to 4. r. Nelson, lot s, blk -
Denny & Hoyts add, $40.
West Seattle Iaud & Improvement Com
pany % J. K. Good. lots l9. 20 blk II first Plat
OF West Seattle Land & improvement Co,
sT00.
J Flahant TO G. J, Good, lot g. block 5.
Deans add, $500
Masonic Cemetery Assn to J. Z. Good, :
wl lot 3ss. Masonic cemetery, $la
II. II. Scott to &. J. Good, lets %. Il aud
y. blk 20. Ross add. $50
z. Z. Caskins 10 J. Jacobson, lots s erd
6. In acre No. ], Tract Is, Maple Leaf add 10
Green Lake circle. 500
F. j. Wood 10 W. n. Wood, VIZ swl.
mel see 5, tp - IA. Q. sgOu3
A II Manning 10 W. A. S,eyes. lots !. . s.
1. aud 6. blk 10, White & Mauuing's AID
10 North seattle, s6o0
A. II. Manning 10 J C. Hall. lots ! and $,
BLK 10. White a Manring's add 10 North
Seattle. 500
J. winzler to h. +. Day. lots 5 and 4. blk
u, Eden add NJ. >, aud a strip Il wide of
$3.50
JP Hoyt to X. q. Fasgre. eis of 81 Of
~ OF nw& Of res sec II, tip a u, rs
II J. Rueser 10 II. Gilbert, ell lot c and
ei lot :. blk A., Terly's frst add. yZToo
c. A. LeeIer Ia G. Lec9er. undivided
Of Is acres 10 mel. sec ;. IT, IS n, Z. 500.
II. :. Greggs 10 e. W. Greggs undi+ iut
IN blk 10, Aaynsrd's plat Of seattle 81
Z. Barto to A X. BriEss ard &. " Pen
ter, lot .. Blk "a, G. c. TeFrv's add. F10f9
g ~ Goifrey 10 A. X. Briggs zas q. ".
Penter. lot J, blk S. c. {. Terry add,
$500
Y. II. Smith and Il. u. Russell 20 A. N.
aud A Britt, lots = aaa -, Blk 5, son.af
.rn Pacific add. so
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-29
THE woMaN's HOME.
The Society Prepared To Lense a
Bniidin g-Caming Social.

Bniiding-Caming Social.
The ladies' Of the woman's Home society
did not hold a very long meeting yes,er-
day afternoon a. the W c. T. U. head
quarters. Third and Marion street, owing
to Thanksgiving being so close az hand
In the absence Of the president, Mrs Judge
Bush. the vice president, AIRS. G. Kellogg,
occupied the chair. In the taik over the
prospects for the home, Mrs Angus Mack
intosh spoke Of a Mrs Parker, phiIan-
thrUpic lsdy from England, who recently
passed through SEATTLE with a carload OF
working girls en- route 10 Ssn Jose, where
positions as housekeepers aud domesties
had been secured for them. She thought
great many ladies In Seattle. having had
SO much difficulty In obtaining good girls
for housework, would ike to have tust
such carload oi girls brought here, IL
ouiy a home temp orsrily for them could
he provided. where they could STAY until
they secured places. Such il the intention
of the Nor ans Home
It was concluded to give basket soci
able a week from Friday evening. AZ q
place ~ be hereafter aunouaced. The
Home society desires sil lsdies interested
70 contribute p-ettily gotten mp basket.
filed with paiatabie lunch foriwp persons
and II II should be impossible for some e.
hli the baskets. 10 send tae baskets 10 Mrs
NJ +. Bandsaker, the recording secretary.
at sic Third street. who will see that thew
are all flled These baskets are to De sold
at suetioD, and the gentlemen are expected
10 bid them in The ladies V h0 contribute
the baskets uf lunch might put their
names In their baskets. and then
the gentlemen who are successful
In purchasing them. viii share
their lunches with the fair contributors
The ArtnOry may br engaged for the s,efa-
sion meeting Of the managing board
OF the society viii be keld soon. when the
plae viii DOUBTLESS be definitely deeld q
up0a.
The ladies interested in she Home move
ment are EHxious to secure the lease 81
some suitable house for term Of years
aud they wish Ia rent q building as soon as
possible. Tor there are crest niaay appi;-
Giants for admission already. Anyone who
has such building to dispose of would
coafef a favor by arquRirting the Home
society with that fact
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-29
SHIPPING NOTES.

TIE ship Alexander Mcczllam left last
night for san Francisco with $50 tens
eoai-22o0 Newcastle and 500 tons franklin.
The brigantine T. W. Lncas, which ar
rived from san Diego. viii load 900 900
feet of lumber from the Oregon Improve
ment company's mill for Mexico.
The ship A. MeCallum, which has been
loading 27s0 tons of coal at the bankers,
fniS<ed yesterday, and expected TO sail
50 this morning for san Francisco.
TThe machinery for the Seattle dry dock
has been discharged from the bark Cory
phenc, at San francisco, but arrangements
have not as vet been made for its ship
ment 10 this city
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-29
THE STRIKE SPREADING.
Engineers. riremen and Brakeman
SymHaihlxe with liz NMifchtnnn

II
sympashize with The switchn~n.
IspiAsAroLts, Nov. =. The switchmen's
strike has assumed new aud threatening
phase, Traffic Ia the yards on the Belle
road moved along with commensiabie reg
ulsrity TO day. The officials assert that new
men ere applying constantly. The situa-
tioa with toe strikers had grown desperate,
and they must do something. Cunse.
qneDtly they called a secret conference last
night with the engineers and hremen, al
which very strong sentiment favorable
70 the sHitehmen was manifested. After
a prolonged discussion a decision was
res he'd which the striking men hailed
with pleasure. Ia accordance with the az
ton ui the meeting a committee com posed
~ representatives OF the three brother
hoods was appointed 10 call upoa the OH
GERS OF the various roads to-day aud re
quest them % submit tAe matter 81 Issue
between them aud the switehmen 10 arhi-
tratiou.
This forenoon the committee called on
The several sHperiutead ents. and following
IFS instructions, no threat ACCOMPANIED
the report, aad the officials wele Ia Judge
Tot themselves whether refusal & heed
~ woBd LEAD 10 further complication
That they REGARDED this phase of the
tfeuole As faueb more Sefions than mere
surface appearances iudt arc Is evident
ffpm the haste with which they "a hered
iatO scent conference al the union sta
liVu. The result Of The conference Of
sHperintendents has as Vet taken no def
ulte form Tor either arbitration or Goa
SeksfAa.
chief Sargent 81 the iFemsu arrived this
morning aud joined Chiefs Dickinson Aad
Sweeney OF the saitchmVu. Chief Arthur
- now positively expected
Tue hrakcmeu have been ont SPOKEN
since the strike began. On several eccas- !
ioux early in the taxable they refused to
MI places vacated by the strikers. aud
and were discharged This srti1u they
took simply as individuals. but l. 1, now
Row understood that their brotherhood has I
Vsssed ou the question aud officially IN
its m,gahers 20 Gil 80 plarcs
which the swttchncD have a0An-
aoned The rtssous fur the sarpert
which ihe bfasemcn are giving the sEgikeFs
Is substantially aOims3ing tne engingaFs
aud hremcu. The number Of bgakaruen
who bow have been 81 hsFsti because Of
their refusal 10 ,lo their aoFS said 10 ex- E
ree8 - aud a. he Sue easiae daily ia
view OF The serte9s tara ths strike now as
safucs. thc sa.tChiHll % utEht 1sk. pah-
lie for She ArsJ tiHtc IsPgr " rllh they
drew up sud signed before catering upon
he strike.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-29
We FEED FACTORIES TOO.


Timeiy Topic
ia the dsscuszscn Of tie Keeesxstr Of
hzilizg IN Sesstie. do nat 60 u fhs ex-
text that sssae %, said 1r.J y Iawnau.
81 the IlczExn 4 Hesfo-s SfzfEo@e-y and
Printing Ceupaay, resssrsss-. "a Dc net
think tsst is is iaennheng aTsan the Pre-
perry awDers Ct Seattle to bessIr sAsn-
selves to rrovf &c st0rarouEn for erxry
pe-ssz that cor-rs ainzsx rho Is sfrxfrers tsf
investing f-cHa 1890 70 krst9 in some rsfsH
ssssAissAness We hx~s enough Of these
stores - ssppls he xaass of the residents
a tsse city, sa1 any rrpst incress. IN tee
anmber wosld have ) ts.sdency Is iufars
To- fesA5s cssizess. NhofeSals konses
are wsA eEGEGa. hat nY DEsH-
iaa As 20 What the city wost
meets i the establish meat q a ssuznh~y q
1aaatsctoriss. BasfEess Ser sFae sste ef
sacss cnls VIII Sas increase the pscsreYitr
Of tie town. bat MANUFACTURING enter
Prise as sa entirely Different effeet one
factory tzat cxu turn cat goods suEssssus
70 ss1rE ten wholesale houses. wiu neip
town rsoYe than the entire ten houses
Rlsn0at TIE factory wholesale essAb-
lisalaeut- Tor Instance, that han6ies 81 500
90 III goods Ia 9 year, viii employ sbaHt
eight men; while = mandatory that
operates on the sane financial hSsis VIII
give employment TO from 20 10 100 skilled
sorkmsn. Besides. these men nearly al
1AtE AAN4tkf&-s a14 ltt4fE&G f<ffIa1e3s
residents of q town. while clerks are gecsr-
alls shifting class Of population.
Continuing the comparison, house
established for barter and sale represents
only the margin between the original cost
OF the goods handled sHd the selling price:
while the factory represents IN e VI hole cost
price Of the manufactured goods. which Is
Of eoarze mach larger than any margin.
Money invested in industrial enterprises
and spent 10 their operations, in payment
to- workmes. huying material. etc, Is very
largely kept al home. while in " hoiesale
house the margin only car be considered
the portion OF lis capitsi that Is OF local
benefit
Zone forcibie instance OF the benest q
factory might work lust al present in Seat.
tie comes 80 miud The city has made and
will make an immense outlay Tor sewer
pine. This is all purchased from outside
manufacturer. through local dealers Now
II this pipe were TO pe Manufactured here.
isn't IL easy 20 see how beneficial TO the
city in more ways than one il wps d be-
Ny opinion IL, that the people of sc.
attic shogt9 devote their energies to iu-
/ duciEg manufacturing establishments 10
locate in seattle. Lessee grounds for them
secure % erect thels buildings, give them
fires rental, arg Legitimate means 10 ea-
courage them and induce them 10 locate
/ here. / think tue chamDer OF commerce
and boa ~ Of trade sAosld take measures
10 forward the Interests Of the eity in this
direction Saeh ation on their part would
I have good influence aud woEid secure
manufacturing industries, If they can be
+ obtained AT a Il y