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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-21

Work on Smiths wharf Is well along
Carkeek 4 Nicholas wharf Is about COM
pleted.
The bark Southern Chief has begun load
ing coal
The tng Mascot was completed and In
spscted yesterday.
The fsvsnus cutter walcott was in port
yestesaasyy afternoon.
This schooner Huenenae Il still at Car
keek & Nicholas wharf.
The steamship Wilmington sailed for
San Francisco yesterday.
The BIneiacket has gons % sea with 800
tons Of coal for San Francisco.
The steamer Nellie IL 70 be generally
overhanlsd By he new owners.
The steamer Cascade landed $50 sacks Of
oats at Yeslsr's wharf yesterday.
Tho steiner Idaho was scheduled 10
leave Portland yesterday for the sound.
Tha bark Highland Light win be dis
charged at the Hatlield-Colman wharf
when she arrives.
The steamship Umatllla did not reach
San Francisco until yesterday. 6ae was
six days out from here.
The J. G. Britain will be taken on the
grsdirons today. She win leave for Chuck
anut within day or two.
The ship spartan. with cargo Of coal
for San Francisco, will be ready 10 sail
within three or four days.
The ting Dispatch proved entirely salts
factory 10 ths local inspectors Of bulls and
boilers. and she i now ready for service.
The George W. Elder Is due at Port
Townsend from Alaska today. She Is
scheduled 10 saii Tor Alaska again Sunday.
Little progress Is made on the buildings
being erected by the Commercial Electric
Light Company on Railroad avenue. north
ot the ferry slip.
The steam collier Willamette arrived
ffoFa Portland yesterday morning. after an
extremely rough passage. She moved mp
20 the coal hunkers and began loading coal
immediately.
Tic steamer Michigan which left Seattle
aweek ago Tuesdaywas unable % cross the
Columbia river bar until Tuesday. owing
20 the rough wexlher. This viii prevent
her leaving Portland Cor the Sound on
schedule time.
The steamer Edith l. laid up Al Yesier's
wharf undergoing repairs. The w. X.
Merwin took her run out Monday night
The Eliza Anderson went outin the Edith :
place last night and will continue 10 uHti
her repairs are completed. The Merwin
will take the Anderson's place on the
whatcnn run and the City OF Quincy will
take the Merwin's place.
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glAnsas Of Fair wesslen.
SsU NaFk PRESS

The Wild irish girls have. Is Is stated.
tke naoss hsautigA hAaiss the English
girls are tee plump and aeS1y. The
hands u the ArnerscAH girls are see long
ard aarrow. The nageEs ot he German
elrl are seo short aud the palms too broad.
Nexa 10 ths irssh girls tie daughters ~
p.slana deserve TIE pain. 50 FAR - the
txzutv o. the land i concerned. The
hands cs the French. tssiizn ard Spanish
sssss nxy he called indifferent. thoagh
there are nasrs hsaanssi hands - &c seen
il France ard Italy than IN spAta- The
rArassennes he~fow = rreas deal e pains
On shesg AAa1x, the essltxsqseu hSlak
shas they are believed - supeFecsAi
ana tnexregssac~a observers - have Seer
hands than The wonasm q any etAes
east Il FT@nc4 ar sny usgAeT c0ansry.
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i5Ds Nay tiss 75H Ii Is spot HI0. fiymsr:
FAR eenSsnds fair earruea. ass<n f7k<c:
s4lsss 80 bags 10 - ls9<e
Sugar Raw. sfrDng ard auIe1. fair
rsEnings f5<es centrifuenis. g6tsst, SIC.
resined 6rm and fairly sefsse
Strong: Lake, S0vemfxr. 81
tn Easssr and quiet. sksnits. 81
RetsoIenm opened steady Il Il az
moFsd mp q tis0s<. then rszctea aud
closed steady ii &LIn stock Ak
change os~ssssI xf.sE)az, highest 81. a9sx. low
81 Sl.A@s ciasing N.f0 Consolidated
exchange opposed Ssm, h:efsss 81.
.oxsst Il .fEiK. closing 81 ie5S. ToEas sales.
81 60 bafrass
Bar silver. $50.
eHIcxao rnoDUrE nanxxx
EnacAeo. Nov. %. =. Wheat - Closed
sisedy November. s1s1c Decesaber.
May. h5sxc
u--sssniy: NoYeubef. szs<e: DeceEn-
Der ISSSe. May. N5xc
oaas-ste4dys Novenhes. 1ac: May.
ezsse
Barley govensbsr, SIC.
pork-Easier; November, $3.50; Jan
usry. $50
I-ara-steassy November, s6os@eO71l;
January, s5.921<8s $50
casgsee 1--we sTocK nAKKxr.
cHscAso. Nov % - cnstle Kecefpts
1900 STEADY - lower: bseyes, =. alta5 .;
steers. sz55t54.fDs Texas cattle. si-5l@
2 Sc: Western ranger 81 1854 81
Hogs Receipts. "a 90: ehipmenfs ff00;
strong mixed. ss.eaas 80: vkir,s. xseEs.eo.
sheep Receipts. 500, shipments. so;
steady: nssaves. g 76e5: Westerns. $50
GALS. Texans. S3Q4.
IkxHRrooL ekAIN MABKxf.
IavxRrpoL. Nov. o. Wheat Firm: de-
inaud poor holders offer moderately
California No 1. - 2sz per GENITAL
Corn-Sfsady; dem 4 poor.
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rEIKonArnso mARKErs.

NHE tuH& eANIA AE4tAHs
ffx York. Nov. se.~Thers was little 81
- smmnniEion left this morning uiih
~ b continue the scare Of The past two
=. and the temper IT speculation again
lefssnl change fgr the better. The
~ sas eulet h;ss strong. and az nfeut
esst pfipss Of the day. Final declines
sx IN number and for unimpoFEans
+ ilsos while Denver, Texas 4 Fort
s 81 rose -. Manitoba - raciile Nail
= Paul and Union Pacific Is each.
i esfsFnment bonds duh and steady.
TseRAxex AxB sEcuHfrgzA
~ fosK. Nov. % Money on call.
u : 10 s; lasi loan. ,. prime mef.
A.s pApeF. sis9tss. Sterling exchange.
y asA steady; el-day bills. s4st; de.
-, ssSA
= lvrlsssresal. iss; 4 tcoupolssh ~
gssrssisFeds TO; as tooaponsl
fseIrs, &. ii7ss.
snaegs
t<<sissn Express. Ii6: Canadian Paei.
3 Canada southern. ssss Central PSI
~ Harrington, isssss Laesawaassa,
Beaver & Flo tiFansse. letss Erie.
Kansas & Texas. at& LaAe share.
louisville n Nashville. SIS Alrhi.
usntsei. ~. Missouri faeiIe, tzlss
fsssa fssiae, ssss preferred. ~.
western, 1914. preferred. issk New
= btasfAi, hssaa Oregon Improvement,
Asx1katiua. lpltA TraaseentineasAi
sssssse Nal, rs Reading. iiaa iiees
- - St Pasi. soss Texas Pacific.
s. Sntea faesae - United States
- 81 kafgo ESTsvss. -. Western
- 81 Aaersean Cotton oil, aass.
Aesros sreex aARKar
Nssss. Nev. ~ Asehlson 4 Topekn.
]. = n. lard grant =. ila. railroad. 81
Fspa. hTs Mexscaa Central, eosrss
y Arss mortgage ees,sis. 60. san
afSsSa sraeSA
- Yeas. Nov. A.--Agles 81. ReleAer
~ 4 Resehsg T. "a. Caledonia Rlask
- Consolidated IaslEoFass & v1r.
lssswcoa sls1 saFekA coasals<
y = GsiSso 81 tfsasd 4 Curry
AeHasstaks 81. Horn silver s. Is
sAtxs s., NsxAean S. -. Mount nsahsc
sgsA kelie fxas $40 Unsarlo Sta 81
aRaak si.is. r4ysaeatA $40. Savage
Asrsa Nevada 80. Unsen Coasols.
AS FRANCISCO kKv4xa.
Eessessce, Nox. Wheat
sAsssFs ogssrsnrs sEe@ aud demand
sasrpeFs slack aaotahle. Sssa
hayeFs hold OF for : decline
Eel. 50
- AIRY active ehosee. si.Sssts No.
10. toweF grades. 81. fose ~
3 Assasaas a. esc
- So kArly Aass. sotzse, Peerless.
hafaanks. SsA3si 81
- Nsak. fasey. zTas Sc: sood 10
fsfta J@slf0Tasa EAneh. s-ssR
Ness les. sSssAe.
kassssss Fsparsess.
- s@xx ska0HAxasss MAsxwr
feAx. SeF. laops-~sssasav.
80 sFsinns epsnekl steady, a4aa
p and rlearss arra. 80 . ssssn.s az.
sesiss sales. IA - haxss Naresss.
- neewnsher. SIS q lKssa
ANs lzsas February, slAes
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sax FRANCISCO. Nov. 10 Arrived str
Empire. Nanalmo; scr Columbia, Portland.
Cler d Str oueea Of the Pacific. vicsorss.
sasled--ssf Atki, Port Townsend; str
Arcasa, Coos hay whaling str Bear cruise I:
81 Louis weich. Puget sound: Sh Dashing
Wave. Tacoma; 81 Kate Davenport, Port
Biakelsy.
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Leaves - - u. tss IaAAisa saa wsy
Leaves Al sAn- sa4 ESP n sss Ss~esssss
ane Was rS<sS
s.sxss a. : y "a ~ ssszssA 1zs wxy
uasea 4 r. Ik9E@aSA2, Manage
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TIE sfcA-Ax Ma< 4 ny@ Ee&ag Soc eUa.aes4
rag-4s< Mzs@sMF sae se<esee IL . Nsesm9 nezs
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s0zE1 s - - Ss.zaas esseks ss1t q G0szsE "a
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EAe Kzxaszes EaexgAsna wEG A24we HagE@a@-
gsstas&z shat Secs - N&gsaa ssre&&. Masznes -
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sAassre apnkS e Eaz<e 3 Z zszz4E uA&xS C. e.
bcAs< CAfx- 4. 6kkLkSegEs Masses.
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wsG Fssa aAtay. rcssEae@gSex A4xwss e. cseE shs
sfrg4ea kaaswny a NaxsEAefs Is E0aa sa&s. Sffexca
%assss kssss knt asaa EeS42e akss@aFs ee4uSsA
fs.sxs sssSs a. ske MsseNaFs neeF rs xz.kEzS
-. szsvsxe ars e&xx0xis31
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sEATTrRwHATcoM ROUTE

Etnarrs W VI darlington leaves Seattle Af p Ia.
sandayH. TUESDAYS and Thursdays. arr. yes AZ
hRicosn at 2 a IA next day. Returning. leaves
Watson ~ 7. N. Mondays Wednesdays snt
Fridays: arrives a. Seattle att q n next day.
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wHATcnN AND sEMgABMoo ROUTE
Sfe2meF Eliza Anderson leaves seattle 81 p
n. MONDAYS. wedEexs Ays AID Fridays: arrives
at NhgteoFn q N. next day Returning. leaves
NhRinota Tuesdays ard Thursdays At ?. m.
sundays g. -. Monday trip 60 1szaiAAaao0
ii B. JACKSON, President
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syphills, Disease moss dreA.snil ID Id rs>uI1
completely e3akllcafaa ~
. gssss. &c csisssh So pssnananRly sat
kidney, urlaafy and nlaaler cnnpln<zfn
pelhlaA atWgnsN 80 sfse4Eant kafuI0< ~
bseo.ay urine hssh eelnred os win milky &6iIt
Charkes gees0naaiA
Our Success - nnaea upon rnc1S
Our rsnedies IS sEiekly and ezra pefsnl1t
We 10 not claim q know everything Il, -.
zion 20 nedielno eE discusses az rs 81 hh.e Iii s61<
every case. bur VIC 90 eaAixn thai I large Ex17 Z
svs sna " nefssal.g psss,es s.sa
tors Akfik E&
Eseeriencs i wasta essrsshisr Knows
gained bY coueulftaE with. uflflnM,tr ux&<AIH 1
sssd sferessfe Efenflng thon<klssie 81 pe<161
81 eSSfy 4xe sex psutessspr and fccurx{i1a r
iscied vita every Frekeut&sae FARM ard f<&<1 ~
sesse VIA ~ s'.as 49, - sss
g sted - restoring health 10 1 fafFa Ili4lur{k& r.
eases frteiee even after other skilled ana COOS
kssss Rhysi. a.s.s nsss s.ssi y eieeseil pssn6t
We are pstronassa Is class - iads. A.
ent u IS lrAgklened away from lhyslssaas SSS
are cuftne them. 3s 2
Persons calling II cnr ntssrs can heva a. .61l>
spee thai they nas deprnd upon secss Vim o61l<
dI3 opin sne. honorable. sanErH 1HStIaa Y411o<1-
able ehsfgus and no eaeosifagefnsn< Flts41k IS
prospect D. Improvements az safr.
Oar practice Is foaasfe. aisou fha results ~ ~
besi mesleds. withoaE f<gcreiie4 - &9<z161 -
"pathieas SS's
fcn win not be uyxad or persuaded a <ek1'
treatment end no que Will % fefnsHd nnf6H@
5ner. II EtrnuE pguAAhlil1x Of a anfp 81 4<<M0S
nent eeneiih Make lnsesresafioas snd teelz@
Ter yourself
ofics hours From 4 = IN. 10 b IN 1M1
DAYS. 10 III a. m 0ttiY,
n B--PefsonH nnella 10 sfslf W mag ~
tfcsscd ~ their hozs@s ny correspondence
Medicines ana Instructions seat ~ NAL o< III
Ifess Consultation ff1e
Always send stamp when reply y cxrfcl(&
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Tf4E caEAr
SIERRA
KIDNEY And All! LIVER
CUR r.

- "a -
Iaansw zna wgnderful d;scurewy, rnanufsn-
tnezd fFusa fhe rzre fresh juices * the herbs
- lAAsanrnaa. II their natural sEAse-enEs-
sasnetlE ~ their 0fsgin&l properties. De-
Mgsgtlul 70 fhe xnsse aud immediate IN ia
elects. Fus vely ex1utalaissg 10 mineral II
~ cam tsan. Perfectly harmless ard :
sure eufe for 81 tie reary trpnbles arising
asfH the ksflneyk, Laser aid Bladder, as1lezsg
which nse fs4ssTTh II the bladder ard xsenl-
ach, DrorsT, Diabetes. Bright's Disease.
Pa rIssflgs sfnarsl7sx pairs IN the small q the
n4cks 6fHvef ard other disnrdeyS fhsse Or
KAlls are hesr 70. For IEuc1Erhea, SUD
pressed Men@pE. ard all ether feznale
eamplainsa- TIE Great Sierra Kidney
RnG Liver Cure has no e8nai--hwsng
blood purifier and enFicheP. with
OUT DlcLc hing. Il brings the fresh cOlDr
- ynstth 70 TIE cheeks. and clears the en-
tire sFsseTa q al impurities You viii i'm
medlasesy feel the benfGsrsal effects of this
wussdeysui medicine. Give i enc trial yuu
viii never b sorry.
An Old Saying ana A Trne one. Newer
Too Late 60 Mend.s
SfsFTE tsewfcal O.. eks5 4issioa s.. San ffaz-
efeeo. Lnk--@sKsTkgaENs have 81 Tered for years
vita &iSe4tlef@d ksxsnsyN severe pains 81 the
ssH9A ot ny baea. cloudy sad scMnt uflnatiessx
Mnd ~ sers Een<rNsag 6kit Of cssndSsAon. tried
two bus5Ie Of pour EFxas Sierra Kidney and
fsSeF Cure. and saEeh 20 my surprise tscm the
ffss ! started - take the medicine have
seseasly tmpHgyed- w appetite is good. ms
syssefn Il IN goea order. ard AL BYmFtoEss Of my
tFssshlee have left re. l ean truly and cfneez-
eniionziy Fecom nena this wonderful r. NEEDY %
al stlifeainx Nifh nry kidney or liver disoKdeFa
Believe re very truly yours.
CaAs. FEu@Hog-1. SIS valencia St. City.
For sale By 81 Druggists.
Price 81; six for 50.
MANUFACTURED ~
Sierra Chemical Co
Once and Laboratory. 2fz4 Missian street, san
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SEATTLE PORT TOWNSEND ROUTE
1Ay, except saturday a. 10 30 u M: arrives a
Port Townsend al 6 e n. next day. Returning.
isaTss Fort Townsend 81 10 90 n. arrives AZ So
attic 81 p n.
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Wy s. ST, c0.-STEANERs WILL LEAVE
w yesler's deck Seattle, daily for facoma
81 10 a n.
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eEA4Ilaks MHAIA9M AID eAAlAHM NO
EaEgE
SssamsE leaves se1stse 80 Nhafcosa an1 a
wa4 E&zalEEx dss.v exeept s2farsagx II II p
e. AsF.vsz Is E Ansc4Ea ats . - sea gtsacwsaK
cav
Estavntax 1eAves wSksNcm daily exrept Sal
zF4Ag as Ss6 q -. Agr2xaa al 2s&Ffaa AZ > II
zAe fessn~Eax DAY.
r a. EFsss 70 X IS atSe &a4 EeznAE&x zee- Leaves
Aasns ses NsGsrmsz - eaNzs ,. n. rasura&FA
he 6zsy eSsca u re kssF sfssS1E Erk FA -
a. ssssnss Eats ard seUtA va tne Esza4s4a "a
CTS. xaxsAexz FAez1e SGs Tafc1 fAea11
q n EKssss. AeBa1
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rAxansAx PACIFIC xAvl6xTloss CO..
~ u1nsle6l

r1x.plAx PACIFIC xAvI6ATlos CO..
srKAAEE PREMEER
vs-es-s .si nsss., .sa rs~.-.ssss.s ' issua.y
r,s s.sss rs,., ss : 20 ho1 fssg ana
sesrsls. 1uesazy eselTsranN Fr14sy sad
Fzaa4E -e-..s n Tuesday Ham
seattle. 81 msansrhf Ypwnsezd ssm
Ta.sfsy sna Frfdss NheEeem $3.50
Townsend ~sam Roche Harbos-Sz % .
Nhsssgm ss9s u NkncouEsr pa
TIE compeny rrssrTes the rsrhs 10 change ths
tine taxi q places q cal sikbozi nosiea
DAYS or DEPARTURE PROM sEATTLK
Tnes1srs AID FsdaEs
LAYS o. ARAtvAL At sKArTIE
Tuesdays 2nd Fraizyx
yoHS 4 osBRIEy. Mastsr
FW. PARKER Agent
GrEAxRa FERsDALE. HUGHES MASTER
PORT ANGELES. DUNaESEss, PORT TOWN
SKID.
Leaving Seattle Sundays Tuesdays and Thurs
Gays 81 q m for Port Townsend. Leaves Port
Townseud for Dungenexs aud P0u anxelss 81
. n. Returning leaves Port Angeles for Dun
xeneEs. Port townsend ana Seattle at q N. on
Mendays, Wednesdays end Frsdayk
VI McCUKDY. Agent
Quincy street Wharf. Port Townsend. WASH
J. a. HATFikE4p. Agent.
Hsgaesd-cOsman WaaEf, Seattle. Washington.
foot Marion street.
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DUerr SOUND SHORE RAILROAD

COLUMBIA = PUGET SOUND r r.
TINE TABLE.
rsKrxa rYrrcT sespsr, ccTosEa .. issa
Trssns ayr1ve at and leave seattle - follows
Leave Arrive
Eew ... ami way s0nm sSam
F, .;,,I,i and -.s 'sa aerm ,o@an
Coal trains Win coach sftsehed hare no regu-
lar ranning tiae; viii carry passe1gers-
+ A HILL susefi teadenI
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- Ran co-ruGET SOUND DIVISION.
~. The iolinwsag sshe8ala for the c0Eapaays
steamers viii Re ia eject on and after Augtsss -
Use Witt further nosseEs
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TsTAKD TRANSPORTATION Co-HERBERT
i =. beechet. manageE

The steamer J. r. Libby. Herbert r. Beecher
master, leaves seattle every sunday afternoon AZ
islands, from Hatdeid's wharf Leaves Port
Townsendat q N. every Monday. wednesday
ana Friday for Whateon. calling at smith 8
island and Richardson's weather permitting,
Argyle, Lopez. FrtdGs Haroor, Maple Ton Mon
day going north and Thursday going SOUTH,
Roche Harbor, Orc2s and East sound
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pAelEIc SAvlaArIos co.-wHATcoa

pAcIFIc NAVIGATION co.-wHAEcoM
i ROUTE
steamer siate OF Washington, Henry Bailey,
W asser. leaves Tacoma sunday. Tu sday and
Thursday for Mhatcom. Sehome, Fairhaven,
samish. Coupeyfiie, Auacortes Utsasedy and
seattle Returning leave Wsatccm 90 ioliows
ing day.
schednie--Teavs Tacoma 5 p M leave Seattle
sp m arrive whatcom a N; leave Whatcom
. p VA; leave seattle % = M: arrive Tscoma
$50 q. N.
ROCHE HARBoR RoUTK
Steamer skagit Chief George Barlow, master
Leaves Tacoma Monday and Thursday atsa n.
Leaves seattle. Hatfsld's wharf, every Monday
ard thursday az ] p N. for San Juan islsndss
calling as Clinton. Etssiady, Slanwood. laC0n-
her, Friday Hafbor. Roche Harhor.
sKAGET RTvER RnUTR
Steamer Henry Bailey, 7. Denny, master
Leaves Tacoma Mondays and Thnradays At
2. m
Leaves sesstie every Tuesday and Friday on
tide for Stnawood Fir. skegtt City. Mount Yer
noal, steYsszGg efsa intermediates pointx
TACOMA TRADING CO,
Agents. Tacoma
J. A. HATFIELD.
Agent aeatfie
J. SED0wICK.
General ManareP, Tacoma
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RSkKa
prcEr soESD sAHloxAL sAsx. or Sc
By nnc - sorsssn saa domestic sxeAsnra.
tsssssss mcneE Is iexrxgs - anx pars Ct
aspoesss q inorsv and issae RA2
eccks 81 sSer3Ecskes SkSfxfek
oossssssaSnxxrs
Iondor. y 4 scala saax
Para ~ Rasn&cA ia Rrsros
RI afnrt 4. ". 1. Ven s.esEes Ara
New NaFs sEenrsF u Bank - s,n1ssnrnaA
GAseAeO Com mesrist Sassssaal Beak
hssfens snfesk Nsilasas Aank.
sAn Fsanetstse the b % cAifarusk
fexiiaaa, tae klrst Shii0aal Bank
R.uxv aarrzrr -. .P-s..a..,
Tzsxr .vieeT Ssslssnfs.
n.sS ,.ss ss,a.- cA.ry and r,s ssa s'sss,.
c. HlIza CO. sAsKras-
xswiia bloch. as celanhaa ssssss
sxsraar sASxIsa nuHxrss rzAm.rrEA
Kxshanss eourht sna sold
In srsss allowed on aapasssx
eurisy.
Notes. mesaxsvcs. honda county ami city war
rAnss eonght and soda
Hoars-sa " tosn N.
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TIVE RANK or coMMERcE-aEcoRroR.
a. efeaJ
PAID UP CAPITAL. sloaon.
RICHARD HoLYexK ..... President
T. f. sgRxcKR ..ssss4.s...-.s Cashier.

Tranxacts general banking business
Deals in luTelgn ard domestic exshanee, draw
inE direct on eli principal kafopeaa points
Collections made en- al points ia the United
States and Cauada-
Trlegraphic transfers made &c all principal
poinsA
Interest paid on deposits
All business futrusted 70 Il VIII FeEefYe the
pranartest atfcngien.
ofass. Brown balbsins. sougheAss corner Sec.
cDa and Cherry streets,
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AsExERAL BANKING NusIEEss TRAsucrxp
Drafts drawn on an parts Of the worI6. Ia-
sefest paid on savings and time deposltz
Ifoufn-f0 q ~. o. 3 D. m, aud saturday even
ines from 20 3 o'ehsek
Deposits nav be uladc in person or BY regis
tezea letter. money order or express, and deposit
hooks viii be returned a. reQus ste
Money lnared on real esfAse nj re@soranle rates
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- assssinn. 81 bdls comIorlers. % crates
itiiss IS sacks OF potatoes. cars Of
~ car Of emiEFant mosablea. 8 cars Of
Alt<t I cars Of brick 81 head of hogs. .
~ a hanf. | car Of building iron, . aars
As<f. car oi stoves. cars Of InRchin-
n cars Of stone. u IAiis of trees.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-03-28
Our Normal School.

We quote from the Eau Claire Free
Press of March %:
The Madison correspondent of the
Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin contrib
utes the following to Saturdays pa.
per:
u. III. Evans, president of the Board
of Normal School Regents, says that
there is no foundation for the state
ments in circulation that the school at
River Falls is to be abandoned and a
new one established at Eau Claire or
Chippewa Falls. While admitting that
a school at either of the latter places
would have a larger enrolment of
scholars, there is no intention of MAX
ing the change 3"
We have kept silent during the past
two months of gossip on the above
subject in the belief that the Board in
due time would give an authoritative
denial to the rumOr of removal. From
those who were present at Madison
when an Eau Claire gentleman simply
asked the Board to establish Normal
in his city, we learn that the members
of the Board gave no eRcoUTG cement
to the scheme for a new school, nor
was one word spoken by the said gen.
tlemen or members of the Board as to
removing the River Falls school.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-03-28
DIED.

BRowN.-Near Olivet, Wis, March H.
1889, Byron J. Brown, aged 80 years,
months and l day.
The death of Byron j. Brown, after
an illness of only three days was shock
to the whole community. The deceased
was the eldest son of Mr.. Edgar Brown
ofthis vicinity. With his young wife he
settled among us four years ago. His
manly, straight forward ways, and earn
est every day christian life endeared him
to the entire community who deeply
sympathize with the afflicted parents
and the frail young wife, upon whose
happy life this dark night of sorrow has
descended with scarcely a warning twi-
light. q.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-03-28
CALIFORNIA LETTER.


SAN JOSH, CAL, March u, 1889.
EDToR JOURNAL: For the past few
days we ranchers have had broad
grin all over our dirty faces-the
cause being copious rainfall, and 1t
is raining at the present time. More
rain has fallen up to this time than
fell last winteT-about 10 inches.
Almond trees are in blossom, while
an occasional apricot and peach tree
follows suit.
The renowned Moody (the evange-
list has visited our little city, remain
ing one week. Large crowds listened
to him twice day, but presume more
went out Of curiosity to gaze on the
"big gun" and hear the singing than
to listen to his story telling and
preaching.
w. NJ. Young, one of the boys that
used to recognize River Falls as home
but now a st. Paul lime king, made us
short call the last of February.
w. @. Potter of Clifton Mill fame,
now of Mapleton, OAK, spent day
with us not long since.
j. L. Loucks, wife and daughter, ar.
rived in our midst March 5th, after
the long journey across the continent,
the little party having stood the tramp
a /. Jay says this climate suits him,
and if he can board as cheaply here
after as now he thinks be will make
San Jose his home.
John Dudley, one of the wealthy
men of Minneapolis, formerly of Pres.
colt, Wis, accompanied by his wife
and niece, are making the Hotel Ven
dome their headquarters for couple
of weeks. MIR. Dudley is the same
stirring business man of old. He
says he is IS years old but looks as
young as he did twenty years ago.
w. Il. Crossman has been confined
to the house the past few days with
bad cold, but is on the streets again.
Mrs. j. III. Lord is afflicted with
rheumatism in her arms which causes
the usual amount of trouble that ac-
companies that painful disease.
Mrs. L. L. Hedderly, nee Jessie
McGregor, departed for Minneapolis
the first of the month after years
sojourn in California.
Norval McGregor being indisposed
for period of two weeks the writer
filled his place Tor tried toy in the
domestic department of o. A. Hale &
Co. dry goods establishment.
T. l..