davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-09-15

Ser @eneraIeS tottbaIter bat ale Ser
1ommlungen un6 ltm3iige in ben StraBen
perbDten unO Bic Yoli5et angetpiefcu, ieoes
ouffauenDe Sragen bon Qb3eicben ODER
Tabnen gu unterOriiden. Die Gruppen iino
nOcb in ben &aierncn DcriammeIt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-06
PRETTY SMOOTH TRAVELLING.
some Of the Luxsries OF q Magnificent
Railway Train Described.

T. IN conceded BY eoaRossSegrs ct travelling
that the sNogtA- Western Limited" o. "rhs
North estarn Line" Astwssa Minneapolis and
"a Paul aud CAicago. Is the most m&gninseaiiy
appointed, the most sumPiuOus the best
equipped aud astogesaeg tue most satisfactory.
ia all respects. es any trsin vest OF Chicago,
ana Tor that matter wlihoGt a sePsTsor Ia
America.
the North Western I4ulted' leaves Mians-
sposis every night IN tie yssr ~ I'D o'eiock.
- Paul at $40 ler CalesEo. snl - the caiy
train vest OF Chicaso eauippsa vsta eaEes
snoxinx library coach ana Pullman asa Nag
zer PRIVATE compartment Sleepsag cara Iae
orsfet sraok lns coach - maniSeSssiy up
hossseeea, IL Furnished wtth tie lsssss pssse J.
tesis ana writing materials. lArss. easy chairs
ara tsIses rcoEns. asd with It's eompssss e2aip-
meat tor servsag uShS txIFesslsats makes tss
Traveller =. comfortable while making his scuf-
usx a. sEeurh re wSs IN the su1os1ES room q
the most faahian3eia ciaA
TIE compartment sleeping ears eaaKist % ten
enclosed roouss. each ct watch i eoEsp as.s
staseFeaza ~ itssf sad isxssrs the asmoss
pssvsey - ladies' aad parties travelling alone
who desire "a he frea frua eoas&et vita
ssrxsxerx These rev slesgsns cars were ART
intresnos4 ~ tie West By she Sosih- ssts-a
EGnA" :. ", fAEKkA
Fexes ssaus Ageas IL casyFy 81. Ss4ss,a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-06

This Is SIS, 924- 56 more than for the pre-
ceding week and s7a2. 1878 less than for
tie corresponding week last year.
During the past week there have been
very few changes in quotations in general
Perhaps the meat market has attracted
more attention locally than ell others put
together. The cut inaugarated by the
wholesale beef dealers has been taken up
BIZ retailers. and never ia the history OF
Seattle could beef be bought % cheap by
consumers. Several markets have cut
down their prices. but do not deliver goods
b consumers at the low figures. As q
general thing only rough meats are sold
~ cut prices. but some markets have re-
duced the price Of the best steaks to and
10 cents per pound, while boiling pieces,
shoulder cuts, etc, 60 from 2 to cents per
pound. How long these prices will be in
force IL is impossible to tell, but mean
time poor people can obtain meat cheaper
than ever before.
There has also been an unexpected re-
ductson in the price of one OF the leading
brands Of Washington patent -four, Is
cents per barrel having been marked of.
making the price S.. 80 per barrel at whole
sale.
Ranch eggs have advanced slightly. now
selling ~ 5S cents, while dairy products
are slightly easier without any reductions
in price. Poultry is moving we'll, and al
ready large orders for Thanksgiving are
being placed.
Wheat remains unchanged and hops are
sslll weak and inclined TO be lower.
The fruits most plentiful in market are
grapes and apples. A large consignment
Of California grapes has just arrived. and
concords are plentiful enough to be nearly
adrug in the market.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-06

sEw YoKK aAKKKrs.
rus srecx ExcHASaE

Nsw f0RX nov. 4-Tbs week which
ss'1sssed satisfactory settlement OF the
va financial problem and the retirement
: ~ The outstanding clearing house IoSa
.sssRneates. with loans u al kiads EASILY
essssnah.e al sow rates az interest ana
- &c tlas associated hanks holding a saT-
.@s ei ever tN20oe. 90. closes on the stock
s ssAsensnge depressed ia soas and at de-
= 'as con pared wiia the closing sales Of
'1s preceding Saturday. ranging Up 10 =.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-06

Hons are quiet. State, common to
choice, 1925; Pacific coast, fe123c.
MERCHANDISE
Coffee-options ruled quiet and closed
steady st unchanged for December and 5
points lower for other months. Sales 8, 900
bags, including: November, $l705: De-
eember, SIS 70did75; January, SIS IS !:
March, $i6.o5. Spot-Rio. dull and easier,
No. I, 1870.
sugar-Raw. inactive and quiet at NOM
mai; fair refining. aye: centrifugal, e6
test, sac: refined. quiet: of "A, I 9-l6@
it-iec: mould "a )" SOS slice: standard
"a" 4 ii-16td&Jsc: confectionery "A, !"
4 il-l694Jzc: cut loaf, 5ls995 Ills: crushed,
51&@5 7-l6c; powdered, 8 ii-i6Gf7s<c; gran
ulated, 4i.ef5c; cubes, i-i6a5j<c.
Copper-Essy; Lake. t9.75
LeAd--W Weak: domestic. So 80.
Iin-Qulet: Straits. $50. 20 bid.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-06

FOREIGN MAgkKrs.
srocK EXCHANGE

InxpoN. Nov. 4-ConsolS. 97f&d. Bank
OF England discount rate. per cent.
Bar silver, alS fsne--S3t<d.
MNaiIsa GRAIN MARKKr.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. w heat-Hoiders
offer moderately.
Corn-~Spot. frm holders offer sparingly
New mixed, A. s14i Futures, firm: hold
ers ofIer spariugly; November IS I'd: De-
center, Is ~: January. IA tisd.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-06

THE srArE OF TRApE

lnA e1AAh VI tAsp&
eAs FRAsCIsco, Nov. 4-The local mer-
ehandise prices hold steady. The produce
markets are dull.
Vegetables and fresh fruiis-Unchanged
Potatoes Steady.
onions-Firm.
Bntter--Weak.
Eggs-Steady.
Cheese-~Firm.
Poultry and game-Unchanged.
Produce receipts Flour, quarter sacks,
ABS, Oregon, 1886; wheat. centals.
aUse; Oregon. 6.06s; barley. centais. To-
81. oats, eentals. i,o02; Oregon. 4&I2;
hxans, sacks, 1854: potatoes, sacks. Z, GO;
onions sacks. Az; bran, sacks. 60; Ore
ron. leo
Fsour--we quote; Net cash prices for
family extras, $365eaS IS; bakers extras,
NSl&fs69: superfns, s269eg2e1.
Wheat No. shipping, $L02iS,st. 0ss4;
choice. 500. milling. slo6s4eti.oS34
haries--No. / feed. ToS1sts4c; choice
bright go. disc; brewing. SaaEsSc: Chew
slier, 81 i0ali - for standard, and 7o0s9lc
per centai Tor lover grades.
Nals-~Red. a5cWsi.ot; black. 0ocesSi 30;
n.ling, s. ie9Fi.20, fancy feed. 81 lSi4g
Liza; good 10 choice. si.03Gfti0; COM
snoa 10 fair, s5ct8 sI.eo; surprise. sl.08
L2; gray, 9ocestoo.
cat BOARD.
Sales we're recorded today as follows;
Wheat Morning. informal session; De
ssmeer. toe tons. $i.iiLa: 100 tons, sLlla< !;
Nay. leo tons. 81 s3za per GENITAL. Regular
session; May. 30 tons, Sl.25A SO tons.
VIZ; December, so tons, $.u per
eSatas.
RaFley-Reeulsr session; May, 100 tons.
sssi ~ tons, ss94e per GENITAL
FtNtSCGAIA
nsafts-0n sight, New York. per eI0o.
ia PEP cent discount. Sterling hills--on
ieadon, slxty-day bank, SAs@is.
sibvER-
saEer bars, peF ounce. tSsftassc.
Aexican dollars. 81 \ Ssse.
NrSg<sN xNqsrxa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-06

LUBTys TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good DigestioR.
Good Digestion makes Content
ment.
Contentment makes life worth liy.
ing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-06
MARK HIGHLAsn
Rsak waai easmiss says:


eroxASr. JsrEsry II. sseA
9~nttsmsa-r taxa great pleAxare In ass3leg my
sssssmonis1 to shs sxeeElsas saasstsss o. Taata1
Teosn Powder and astef Hssay years rsrxenAs en-
pszssnes 81 SO asa aEa Of ags4nGEe observation ~
les satisfactory s9Ncts apea the testh q my
pAtseEtA reconaraen@ Is 10 al as safe. pseAsaaf
sa4 sesczcsezz senssfrtes. Geasiax al sas
F~cu.sisss br prrssryiug tss teeth sad gusAs In Q
easss. AssssAy eeaasfsca
Z. X LAwRENeR u n q
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sTxAxrs GLIDE

Leaves NsrenxEts ao@x % . IA Masasys ws4
ses1sys ass FFt4ASs ~ " sss st1s 0ssGaa aaa var
lan6fnEs. Tuesdays Tharsasgs AMI rsfnn1sys fss
EAss SzssL ' Sshsa. eAsssAaaas Daa aaansa esaaaas
L.a2Rn1 asa Essaza L<sEes Issez@a syszy
Ens<1lss sxesss sxzz&y q sssa.
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noTEL ARRIVALS.
sKx AAAENeEpN.


Maxwell Portland 5Eo A Pluus. n TewEss
"A h Fas6sx. 10 l. 4 ConEsr. Ia gazSeg
A Txla.s3. ctr II B0sx,Sa. il. & 81 "a.
sseo / HlfsksE1Sa, sac ~ " 4 Avery. uktf
"a ID ~Neaney. Everett treSe u 500. Ara
At<s n HaczGaza. 60 I Il lsassa, ieNezna
H = Ass3MEoEs. U-Smps& = J. fessFsaa. Va
u ester Broxn. Do II EiaagST. saehesash
J n Era9aw. sfaawoaa 4 Us5.Ha&a, Mistakes
! y Nefaax1isa. Rsissas ealss. SF
Ms 4 Maa1rws. % A y lckssxssAEa- CITY
D. g&E.nsSsa. A4tcosa J y Sau a-eTsE. k&2 ely
Ilr fsass@rse s st do J = Hart. Ff&s g. ~
tsssxF - 1szvsa. Eiakae J. q Nrssaszs8. kseTst1
"a + Camm4Ek. : r Iagt u EzSz<. -
= y DszEsy, - & -. Nea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-06

Tnls sxreesnss ana sfscacsoas TocsA Powder. 80
sabllsAed By more han sw.nty years experiences
has received the sanction OF the members Of the
pestai and Medical professions Of this city gener
ally. and BY them Il IL daily recommended and
prescribed II II as pleasant Ia the appsicAEton -
a. - excellent In tie elects q speedily renders ths
heeih white and smooth. the gums heaithfnl. red
tana hTm. sad oy frequent use win preserve tAsn
IN tnts desirable condisien- II gradually but es
fectnally removes tartar. ana destFoyes the para
siticai ssim aicnl4 which nsgiect may have per
Matted to eosIscs AMI prevents their further sccu
mutation. thus serving a. eomeless beaufi7ez
and pressrwss oft teeth. Microscopic sxaminar
siens hare been made Of the matter deposited on
the teeth ana gums OF individuals selected from
ali classes Of society ana Of every variety Of bodily
condition. aud IN nearly every case animal ana
vegetable parasites we're found 70 exist In great
numeera Exp<Timsats vers made FOR their re-
movAl and the ingredients used ia Luosns Tooth
Powder found - be Eosi efsctasl. destroy.
ting them INSTANTLY.
Through the kindness OF fr.snsa we 60 ysr
nittsd to gehlish the following
TESTIMONIALS,
PoRrLANn. Or. March z, 1sa1
Dear e.rs-Besng saIsfed with ycur manner a
preparing the penttsrIc- and Knowing IL TO be per
fsctiy harmless in ia sGeets l have. since yea
commenced its preparation. used n In my famiiy
and prescribed is 70 my patients with uniform
eatisssetfen. aaa now cordially recommend h 10
the public - being vAluAhs. cafe And efieseteus
esntsfrice well adapted keeping the teeth and
gums In . clean. healthy condition Years truly,
W. C. BROWN. II y. n
The following Is from one Of Inc most sntasnt
sathsFitses In the West:
s.S FRAScEsco. Jaly IS. 1850.
Euhsn Chemical Co.
Dear elrs-~if q commsatatory word nom me IN
favor Of yesF sxe~Iisht tooth powder. known -
Lneia's foosh Powder. add 20 its deserved
popularity sna extended use. can cheer
fal8y and tFuthfaily say to these who are IN wARs
OF . pleasant harmless and thoroughly ssieAsioas
dentifrice thAG thsy ALI fad those qualities all
combined In year admirable preparation; ana
afteg ioHg Aeauas atsaee asa careful observation
Of ia sffeets upon the tessa Of shosa who have
made esisy use 81 II ant personal sxperaenes e
its merits fer nearly twcnsy ysArs know 81 nosh-
sns superior for TIE purpose Of eesainS prssssv
ing ans eeaztifylng the teeth
MARK HIGHLAND
Reak what . easniss says:
sKsHTLx. August I, Issa
Gsn1ssrsn-I have nkcs q chemical ersrinA
ten ~ Luhin's ToofA Powder an1 and thAs tts
eoastitBsnfs sEeh can neither chemically 90
mechanically snlnre the teeth. rte sastcious
lsSsioa Of the ingredients ami the sxtesnf
hihlts1 IN IT'S pr~asFzsi0s, commend IL ~ o haxup
less - vel ssEeAsieas asAItfrsce.
O. J. SAITH CAszisa
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TTo0D CANAL RocTg-
IL &sn Passenger steauas
DELTA
fCar<ytzx 9, a aAssil leaves CesEzsa 4cck 1nzr
eaES ~ sanesdayx s1a kskekvs - % = n fcs
Elaxmszz. gosz DANES. R4Asax. asaseSk krSaasa,
psEasta. LKistwaa3 ala Aoes1sreTE ka1 Z nsoa
Car anS tzG&rms4aEs psaats, Arzsxiax n unlnn
Cay 81 90 3 ~. Leaves In10z Cssy - 20 :.
IA TszasS4ys. TsaEsaags aa@ a@fafzaya aFrtTina
THOMPSON BRoa
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BOSTON STOCK MARKxr.
CHICAGO MARKErs.
THE aoARD or TRADE.


THE BOARD or TRADE.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4-Wheat-Quiet; opened
&c lower. declined ic more on heavy
northwestern receipts. lighter exports for
the week and easy cables, and closed easy,
iilc lower than yesterday. Receipts, 1oe,-
600 bushels: shipments, 30. 900 bushela
Closed: Cash. 6IIsc; December, 62ssc.
Corn-Essy; cash, 39e; December. SsAc
oats-Easy; cash, sac; December,
2s}xc.
Rye-47@Ehc.
Barley-Soniinal.
Fiax-xl.02
Tsmothy-s3 20ea3 25
Pork-Easy; January, si44o.
Lard-EasY, January. $S42K.
Short ribs-Easy January. S7.4a
shoulders-S7 25G17.S
Short ciear-$9 0eeIa35
Whisky-$L1A
LIVE SToCK.
Cattle Receipts 3, 500 head. including
900 Texans. Shipments Loo head. Light
business with steady prices all around.
No safes Of natives worth mentioning.
Hogs-Recel pts II, 90 head. Shipments
1000 head. Market slow az 5 70 ioc lower !;
rough, S. 9ief6nS. mixed. q. i0t16. IS !:
heavy. S6.30tsRs5; light, s.. 4ot9645.
Sheep and lambs-Reccipts loo head.
Market steady. Top sheep. $35o@A25;
top lambs, sac LS0.
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poRr ANGELICA FORT Towxazsn puD
Esasss and seattle rpute
TiNK CAnD
fnss PaAssnEsr ard frelght Prepelknf
AoNTICRLLa
ConzencfnE Tuesday, Nay - 1898.
Leaves eaiy sxcspt Monday 80 foisowst aaatx1a
q IA Tswnsead 1889. arrives Pert Angeles J
p m Leaves Part Angeles IA; Pcrt
Townssne . 30 p m: arrives seattle 10 y N
LAadlaga City Deck, seattle: Tfssal's Doek. Fan
Townssaa; Morss's beck Psst Anselsa
HATCH nhoa
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EArE wxrs
Oulcx TrxE 70 sAx raAscncs
Aaz n pssz.A
cAxyoRxrx
vhtAs III SASHA rsass e -
scrTHEsS rAcryIc coxrAxx
rsssaly rssss
xHaoroz cALzruaxrA
rssn psssss
EAST AND SOUTH
vxr srxxss sevr. ar IA. r.esrrc cs.sH
xxezrsssa reksss y Les Asgsss and <szra fssz
ssss.sA sST-1A
PULLMAN BgFTTr s1xxrxsa
PULLMAN sscoSpCLAss sIxErixa CARS
ssnDe6szaaas Gas ser0aa-elxss pssssaxsrx
Fss rsaes tssksss. sssepsnx ssr rsssrxxsassA
CSC. Cd Sssn sr aaSse<s
THOMAS A GRAHAM. nsx,rsrs p.ssssrsr Ar>ss
LES FAciac Ava twAssazssas saeexS, TsesmA
PsssssEer AEsa< rersssa&. or
STEAMERS.
pAcITtc xAvIaArroS CO.
Ttss csRn
sEArTTE-rAcoMA RcuTn
barry.
ss.anss STATE or wAsarsoToS
Leaxes seattle for TaoonsA rs Us0e q m. 500
p ~ &aa ESQ p IN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RAy ROUTE
nstIr.
Steamer SEHoME
Leaves seattle for BsillHgham BAy. Anacortes asa
Pers Townsend ~ 1900 . II
sEArrrK-LA ooxSER-
naIIy Kxckrr ssrrRnAx-
Steamer fAIRHANRS
Leaves Seattle for EVEREST. La canner ana oil
Waiesy islaad roisfs a. see > q.
sEArTLksxAofT RIVER ROUTE
Steamer HESkY BAILEY
Leaves Seattle every Tuesday, Thursday ans
Saturday ON tide
NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP LINE
Steamer leave seattle for Astoria ard Porllsnd
oFsson. every Eve a2yS
xssetivs Novemeer l. isss
5 McCLsLIAsD. es.srsl Asent
.iympAe sieek asder y. p. 6esosA
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
DaspAsoa steamers nom Seattle ~ fellows:
Fer san Francisco. via Pert Tewzsesd ana vic
sor.A a. p tpasssaxe-s received On board o. 4
p. nj New. Z O. IA. ls, 81. "a
Fer Alaska Sev. IL and -. ., . N.
From san Francisco fer Victoria AMI ruxs.
sonsd psrtA. at = IA, Sox. ], 9. IL. L. Al. "a
Tickets may be obtained at the eeace Q, the com.
pany. at oceAa dock. seAs.la
eooDALI. PERKINS a CO.
General Agents. san ErsaziscA
r. n. JOHNSON. r 8 supI. seattle
DArLr r1Hr CARD
OF olympa.. Tacama aaa Seattle
Route. Steamers
snULrSoMAH" Asp Gerry os ABxRpxKxs
-asfss NORTH
S S,.s,,: A.. sss sa T.ss- . ::ss.a
Tseeraa &c o:s9 m ssat.ls at....i2 90 soea
TacsEAa 49,. 500 ?. M lsessss a.. TOO pm
---sorss sopIz---
seattle 49,. 7:s2 Am lT.een. 49,. 500 sA-
Tseorsa a. Sc m o seS'.. :. :,
Tacoma 49, $3.50 r.Ea solynpsA at. ESQ m
Cennsctinx with eoass for Ksmiiehi~ kna sasisoA
City Deck foss Of Naln street
FARE TO TACOMA. 50 cgsTa
CAPTAIN L WILEY. Manager
poRT AyoELK1 FORT TowNanan pUD
i Esasss aad seattle rpute
TINE CAnD
fass Passenger ard FrsAshs Prspslkm
MoNTtCELLa
Commencing Tuesday, Nay - 1898,
Leaves eaiiy sxcspf Monday foisowst a~atx1A
q IA. Tswnsead 1899. arrives Fart Ansslss
p m Leaves Part Aaxeios ; IA; Pcrt
fownssne Q. 80 D. m: arrives seattle 10 n N
IAn6snxs CITY peck s~sftie. TgsRaIss Donak Par4
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THE GUARANTEES LOAN AND rRvsr co.
Incorporates 1881. csssfAl s3oo.eea
Bailey Bufdinas Corner 90 sscanA ana Charm
TrAasacts gsnsral banking susiasaa
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
DEposita reserved In any ann0nt rom dana
nfNefds and Interest ailoWed thsre9A.
G0nsy LEASED upon npr0xe1
farm and city Fes1 exaaxa
TRUST EMS.
LEIcH q r. HU@T...................P ress1~..
ccLUMaUs r. Vice Prssgdsus
q. n. HRILHRoS. ..............,......M aaae~r
r. Il DOWNING. ........... ......... Secretary
y. y. LowMAN. w A PETEns r. w. WI.
NANs wM RICHTER FfsHKR
INWARD BALE.
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Eoa CHARTER


Nswiv furnishsc aad ssasppsd ssa especially
sasese4 fsr sx<urs7eax A3szxsss Esx T7a. or cal
O. rsSn ~ START Boyd sz1la.nE
g. u. RaowErEELD4 KasssE ana ownsx
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EvKRETT Axp ssoHoMfsH R0urR
TAs sniy esss thss goes througA withsas srsnscsa
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves EatHsl4s whkrf Tuesdays Taarsasys snA
Saturdays 81 Ter Fdnxndz. MukiIksa Es
srs&G MArysvisls RAss Everstt, Lowell ara sne-
hszash fAEE TO AyEkGTF kao. TO sSA
AoMisa. Soc >. A. EAIffELD, Assai
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pELLiEGHAM RAy. rSsfpE ROUTE
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
For Edmen6s. Kssress. Citation, L&ssisy Ccups
vile, Utsalady. flaslgo City. AnAsaEtss. senish.
fAIrhAvsn. eshsms saa VIA een- lsavlag reasais
Aen&sys. Wednesdays and fridays 81 q. n Hsp
surning leaves wkstcom Tnssaays Thursdays
ana saturdays az ESQ q m, handbag as Bakers
THOMPSON BRoa
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EVERETT ROUTE
EAiy except saa4sy.
Leaves Ssaasss 8 - Hs- u as . n snd . 80 m
Leaves Everest D 10 . a. 2.ia , n Asa y "a
E&ave4 SCARE ..s.. s+-s..- ID - . 81
5sAaAss Leaves EyersS1s ..s..s- y 80 p 10
Cuza@csa wtaA Saass for Taosnls Ana ss@aaEnksA
tanata3 Csasne 81 4orx, fsas - y AfSnA street.
sYArTLK AsD TACOMA sAYiaATIyN ca
cLAUD TROUT y. ". 9oopHUE.
gssA EeEy.
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Observations taknn az all stations ~ D. m,
- reTtdisn tins Is .. m. Psclae timsl
qfDks AT sxArTIx HAsBon TODAY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-06


RELLIseHAH BAT rrsrDE ROUTE
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-06

sEATTLx. Nov. 4, isse.
Exchanges ~ the Seattle. Tacoma and
Portland clearing houses today were:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-06

CennsctinE With boaEs Tor Kamilehte kna ehsIion.
City Deck fess Of Aaia street
FARE TO TACOMA. 50 cEsTa
CAPTAIN L WILEY. Mansssp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

The Sunday aft-fnoan meetings al
the anson depot. undef the anspis'es 81
thu \. N. T.. \. are interesting and
prshtsble Ia all who attend. \ c'srsisai
invitation ls extended o. all parsons IN.
tervstet in this work a. he present
Meeting begins AZ 3:i5 =. m.
Piainheld syenue Congregational
The Rev J. T. Ilustesi. pastor. Services
morning and evening. Sunday school
al noon. Meeting ~ the Young Peopie'a
society u Christian Endeayor al CD
=. IN. Anti Treating. the subject for
the address ia the csenlng.
81 Marks 4. E. Z a. IN. holy
communion, at 10 a. ma. Sunday school.
~ II a. m. service and sermon by the
Rev. Dr. Campbell Fair. followed by
holy baptism; at 7s}a. evening prayer
and address on How 10 Cure the
Drunkari"
South congregational The Rev, J. r.
Smith. pastor. Morning subject Prom
Different Standpolats- evening subject.
Among the Trees" Text. They Shall
Dwell Safely and Sleep IN the Woods
\. l.. ). c. r. at 6:l5
All Souls church luniversalistl. Shel-
'f@t FtAtst. tVtAtt fahtr ~ t'''s
Charles Fiuhrer. d. d.. pastor. Morn
ing subject. The Indirection Of the ID
vine Activity Sunday school at Il IN.
No evening service.
ST Matthews Fifth Ward Episcopal
Mission. Quimby street and North ave
nue. Sunday school at $40 10 IL n. ia.
Mrs. j. ii. Horton. superintendent
Morning prayer and sermon at III a. IN.
To- IL p. IN.
Smith Memorial Congregational The
Rev. Thomas l.. Mckoberts. pastor.
Preaching morning and evening as
usual by the pastor. Sunday school at
IL a m. Young peoples meeting at
6-:iO p m
Grand Rapids Spiritual association
meets in Lincoln hail. No. ca Pearl street.
One service at $50 p. N. Prof. Seymore
Will lecture on phrenology and give pub
lie readings OF character.
Division Street NJ. E--The Rev. a. NJ.
Gould. pastor. The Rev. =. l.. Hamilton
will preach in the morning in exchange
with the pastor Preaching in the
evening by the pastor.
Fountain Street Baptist church TIE
John l.. Jackson. Pastor. Morning sub
ject. The Intellectual Strength of
Jesus; evening text. ~ Lover Of Good
Men"
Messiah Baptist. No- 10 Ellsworth
Avenue Pulpit will be occupied morn
ing and evening by the Rev. j. NJ. Meek
Of Xenia. Ohio.
Church IL Christ In the absence OF
the pastor. W. q. Russell. Elder L.. w.
Sprayd will occupy the pulpit morning
and evening.
Waterloo street Mission Sunday school
at 3 p. M. The Rev. T. A. Mcmillan
viii speak at 80 p. m. on Behold. He
Prayeth.'
Trinity church Mathis at 1899 with
sermon. Evening at 7:}D with sermon.
Vested choir, seats free. II. ii. Johnston.
rector.
St Marks Hospital Services in the
Tustin chapel Sunday at IA. IN. and
Thursday at = y. IN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
SUCCESSFUL TRIP.
Miss S;raigh.'s Return From Saginaw.
Soon Leaves for Paris.

Miss A. 4. Straight has returned from
Saginaw. where she has been for some
DAYS past taking orders and showing
the fashionable incifred ladies ~ the
third city some Of the latest and most
appropriate Partisan novelties in ladies
wearing apparel Miss Straight had a
remarkably successful week in Saginaw.
and "a result the lady after her re
turn from abroad will give an opening
81 fall and winter styles Of gowns IN that
city.
Miss Straight leaves for Paris this
month. but before going she will make
many needed and extended improve
ments in her dressmaking parlors in the
Kendall block. reference Of which will be
made al another time. During her
soiourn in Paris Miss Straight will thor.
oughly accustom herself 10 the newest
things in fashions anu will return bet
ter prepared than ever 10 please her pa
irons She takes abroad with her a
very large number ~ orders. given by
Grand Rapids aud Saginaw ladies'. for
imported gowns. handkcrchiefs. model
gowns. etc Miss Stra.ght's fall opening
IL Partisan novelties occurs in Grand
Rapids September II and -, In Sagi-
nav September ~ and -.