davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press., 1893-07-17
SUNDAY TIME TABLE.

LEAVE PoRTLAND-eso, 700, 7.so,
II.So. 1900, $3.50 a. nj. loo, 1.3o, 800
2.3O, 3. 90. $50, 400, 4.3O, 800, $50, 5000
$50, 700, 7.So, 500, $50, 800, $50, 1000,
HOO, 11.30 p. m.
7 tEA Az5 s s5 Sc "a s45 1s
111b, Has, 1915, 1245 a. m. 1.15, l.45.,
2.15, 2.45, 3.15. 3.45. AIS, 4.45. b.15, 5.45,
6.15. $40. 7.15. 7.45. 8.15, $40, OLE. 9.45,
1O.45, l1.15 p. IN.
Csc, II tickets 5oc., So tickets $1.o0. Single
Team and Driver, 10c., or ~ tickets for 81 90.
Double Team and Driver 15c., or 8 tickets for
$1.O0.
The Portland daily press., 1893-07-17
Communication Rates for Foot Passengers.

Weekly for trips a. day for one adult. 3 so
Monthly for trips day for efte adult: 200
Half-yearly for trips day for one adait adOO
Yearly for trips day for one adult 1000
All Fares must be paid 10 advance, and no
person will be allowed to ride free. -
E. H. HARTFORD, CLERK.
ARTHUR X. HUNT, Treas.
sThe Cape Elizabeth Omnibus will connect
with these trips 6h and after July 3rd.
jy1d1wtNWNFts
The Portland daily press., 1893-07-17

Do you want to know what is going on In the
wOrld-Take the PRESS.
The Portland daily press., 1893-07-17

The Mysterious Law by Which God Warns
Us of Coming Change Compared With
Which All Earthly Changes Are as
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-08

Ths zsost wseeiy and savesaely knewa specialists
90 ths fsrlac Cast TIE accszEs -eTElar grad
1stes froSa tas Tntvsrssr ct tie ctr OF Nsw erx
eaA % lang szssE1 ette9e HezpstaA R-ookgrs.
sew OK. snd shstF teEx sxperesRee. rsEnaxxaeas
sxl5l AHe uafrsrszs success IA fAe srpsznent aa1
ssrs u CAraase diseases ssflxss thsse eraiaens
pnysssszas 70 ths fall ccnA4eaes Ct tas afnic.sa
svaTswAs-e
- matter what yoer complaint. esasrls these
saceesssal eeaassz. who are aate 10 sEsrs cares
ID Mkay cases thai nave seea EfespRncsa 40 rslsss
They treatSCl and SyFgs-
0EssFTIsr. care QUICKLY and PSF
MANESxLx PAzSA1E ELSso0 A<p .kIw
pIsEASkSs NERVOUS DEBILITY AND SAX
TAI DISORDERS PILES. fIsTrTk AND
RECTAL ELckNs SYPHILIS. tSos oRRRRA
9LEEE. Spefnasf0rrAeeA sexaIns2 Weakness Toxt
kheumssism. Nicaragua. Cslsrrh. Ern1ehlsls
ncrofala hxnRoCELE. vARFcOcELr 49,
srHiCI UEES radically ana safety eureH wifhoas
iced
IN assosni:iss and tnrseimsats - marriage
4 tKRTATN AND POSITIVE CURE fer ne
a~fai effects o. early vice and tas namsecus evils
tAat fellow IA It's trala
Long experience With unparalleled saeesss "a
the best sstfsacs Of o doctors skE
DfoEASES OF Wo - r y also receive special
aitenssan toasat personally fhe OLDEST and
most EXPERIENCED SPECIALISTS on
NE Coast. o. write, sending staMp Consultation
NEE and eenhdentiaA Tremous Block. e1A
Front street, Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-08

hEstEf84fs
Real estate transactions from January L
1865. are s., 205. e97. There were liled for
record Yesterday Is deeds, the considers
tons aggregaiing s26.024 Following IL
the list Is furnished by Osborne. Tremper
Il CO., ahstractors OF titles. il6 Cherry
street, between Front and Second:
Margaret Csllsghsn to J.. Jexernik, ~
lot Is. block Is. Gilman Park, S775
Seattle Grand Opera House Company to
]. L. Lewis, iots and 8. block n, c. ID.
boreno, 81.
los q. block 8. Fairview Id, 81
H. A. Smith 20 G. J. Wiley, lots 81 10
90 block 81, Gilman's add. s., Co
p. L. Reese to Peter Bucker, lots 10 to
q. block Is. p. s. Park to Des Moines $40.
Wash. Cent Imp. Co. 10 Alice jackson,
lots and IA, block 20. w. c. L Co. q to
Kent. 500.
q q. Damn to @. Maggie, lot 1. see Z twp
q n. e, 81.
Fred E. Sander TO Nellie B. Sander, sox
I'D in Yesler ID. c., IS.
David Hay TO Ira Bronson. swk nvkA.
&c, s, $l2,45S.
David Hay 10 Ira Bronson, lots 8 and 4
and siS nwL<, 2, n, 4. s., 325.
f. w. Carleton 10 j. g. Astredo lot 10
block Ii. DiDble's LIST TO Ballard. 500.
E. Nj. Fobes to II. Hazleit, lots and 2,
block II. Com. st. Steam Motor, 81.
r. Hazleft TO Frank Sherry. lots and Q,
block ~, Com. ST. Steam Motor. $175
E. NJ Petersen TO ID. J. Esteli, y lot 3,
block 36, Bell Heirs ID $780,
X. NJ. Crawford, adm, to d. J.. Estcll
lot 8, block 70, Bell Heirs ID, $40.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-08
aohhlnx oaetatiens.

The following are the prices paid by re-
tai dealers fer round lots delivered ~ the
wharf or on the cars, or the lobeing rates
saoted by wholesale dealers:
srArLK GROCERIES.
SvsAR-f Jobhingl -6osden "C'' in Dbl,
Per 10. s.. extra 'sC'' IN Dbl. per 10, SIC;
70 in bot. per 80. 5s4c; dry granniated,
Y eal per 10. 5ise: cube, e. 6; powdered,
tSse, In Kegs each Of the above al re ad-
vance on prices quoted. Maple sugar. iso
per ID.
horR, Krc. - tJohhingl - Washington
straight per BIOL. $500; patent SIS so; CALI
s,ofals brands, SS7S; buekwheat fiour, per
go, 70 80, per ewt, $3.50; graham, per bhi.
tAe; or le-l5 sacks. SIS per cwt; rye
houF, per hb. 81 So or lo-tb sacks, 81 IS
sFewi; rye meat, per hel, S4.ss, per ewt.
SO oas greats. per hbi. $. saStH. 60 hou9-
ny, Per cwt, s. rs; cracked wheat. per
sSa &sS; relied wheat. SStfS.ao per hhl:
saoie wheat four, per cwt. S25a. pearl
sas;sy, per io, 40; split peas, per 10. o.:
s .ss corn al, yellow. si.9o per cwt 10
E0a
hsaNs-(J obbinrl Small white. PER III.
ssa@ ~: plnk. per Re. Sis9s4s; Bsyos. ner
= sAGs. batter. PER 10. tci Lama, per
RseE - (Jobbimsl - Japan. sAm@S7s;
ssreiias. $AooSf55o; China, S45S per ewt;
is:sad, s. alvs6a1
l'slEn FsAs-( g0bhlns y Field, per -. H..
SAT- Joeeiag f--IaYerpooi, 5a-lb sscks.
~ ten. S2i0o, American dairy. So-l5
sssseks, per ton, SIS; Coast, half ground.
.sNae sacks. per toa. ST.: Saib sacks. per
~, us. S-lh sacks. = IN bale, 81 90: S-lo
eAs, ~ IN bale, 81 5o: i0-lh sacks. = in
bale. S25a,
AAsp tJoA5lngl-H rendered, rer
- s.aesasS, tseEees. ili.cs Queen Leaf.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-08

Prices Paid to Farmers for Counts
frpdacN.

Prices Paid to Farmers for Country
frodacs.
The following quotations are the prices
paid to farmers and producers by Seattle
Business houses for articles named, the
goods 10 be delivered in Seattle:
Households, loo: medium. io9iie per
pound.
HAY-tIn car load iotsl-Puget sound.
sSt19 per ton.
GRAlS~tIa car lead lotsl--Oats. choice,
$3.50; barley, sic per ton: wheat. chicken
Iced. $3.50; corn, 81; cracked. s23.
PoFAToEs Potatoes. SSee 10 per ton.
BurTKR. Fees AMI fouLTRy- Handled
entirely on commission.
LAVE STooK-Cholce beef cattle. 2@@
sic: cows. ai.6t3c. choice sheep, b !;
Focd hogs, 7isegsc; calves. large. 4c; small,
D. per 10.
Inns. PELrs AND TAIIow-~tIeavy sailed
sscsrs. over 80 les, per To, DC; medium. per
y, s14c; light, under 46 lbs, per III, &c sailed
kln, e, ana calf. per 10, Sefse; green
hides lie less than sailed. dry hides, per
le.tis c dry elk. per 10. ee1sc; dry deer
tkins. summer. per III. snc; good winter.
lS@iSc: poor and thin winter, 56S l0cs
steep skins. i5vla5c, full wool, zoe; WOOL.
% e per 10; taiiow, 2is@Ssse.
loss-Snperior quality, per Nj, hr, ~ 30
$3.50; choice cedar, S4Sosa3o; common,
Per al, 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-08
cH1cAGo nAnkKra
LIVE srocx.

CBrrAGo. Nov. 7.--Csttie--Re celrts. q coo
head Market slow and shoas ssesdv : no
extras here: other native steers. $3aDa
$ s.. stockers. a05z3z5; Texans, &. 80
800.
Hogs Receipts, 1900 head. Market
Stow and i0<sl5e lower: rough and cors-
men. s. 5o<s 30; rnaxsd and packers. S. 50
gaze: prirne heavy and hufehsrs' weights,
s.. 1sssS. 10: light. sSkes<76 To-
sheer-RecesYts lsU0 head. Market
siow and loser: top sheep. 3oaG3 Is; top
Iambe. 81 0a67IJ0.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-08

Uuring the past week the prices paid TO
farmers for produce have undergone very
few changes, but these are important. Po-
tatoes have declined 81 per ton owing TO
large receipts with coed stocks on hand.
Oats have advanced 30 cents per ton for
choice lots Hops are unchanged in price,
bat the market Is dull and inclined TO be
lower.
Wheat has declined slightly, the prices
now paid for export being 81 cents for club
and 81 cents for bIuestem. For milling
purposes the price is little higher. Re
ceipts OF wheat are increasing, about 500
tons per day now coming in.
In the wholesale trade, while but few
changes in prices have been noted, these
changes are in the necessities of life and
generally In favor of the consumer.
The wholesale price OF ell sugars has
been reduced. White sugars have been
marked of u cent per pound and yellows
have been reduced y cent per pound.
The price of -four has also been reduced
20 that the local mills are quoting prices
at figure IS cents lower than heretofore
on both patent and straight fiours Ora
ham -four also goes down 25 cents per
barrel. The reduction is properly caused
By the continued depression in the wheat
market. but the cut was inaugurated sew
eral days ago by an outside mill. As yet
no reduction has been made in California
brands.
The composition between California and
Eastern butter has caused a reduction of 1
cent per pound on all Eastern brands
Eastern cheese is cent higher than for
meTly quoted.
The wholesale prices on potatoes. pars-
nips. white turnips and carrots have been
reduced.
Ohio chestnuts are in market and
qnotsa at ss25 for chest of twenty-five
pounds.
The price of wire nails has been reduced.
On some brands OF tobacco there has
been an advance in price
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-08
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Tar STATE OF TRADE.


SAN Francisco, Nov. beyond the
cut in sugar there were no changes re-
ported in the prices on merchandise.
Business is steadily improving The pro-
duee markets are dali and weak.
Vegetables and fresh fruits-Light de-
mand.
Potatoes-Steady.
onions--Steady.
Butter and eggs-weak at quotations.
poultry-Dull.
Game-Heavy receipts.
Produce reeeipts-Flour, quarter sacks,
1880; wheat. centals. III, 3s6; barley. GEN.
tals. 9,ssS; oats. eentals, TO, corn, centals.
.. les, beans, sacks, 5,l5s. potatoes, sacks,
S.SSs; onions. sacks, Ia; bran, sacks, GAL /:
mlddiings, sacks, GsS5.
Fiour-We quote: Net cash prices for
family extras, So 656fA IS; bakers extras,
sSNaelS60: supertine. s. 6e6s2eo.
Nheat-No shipping. Sl.o2 liefL o3s< I;
choice. slo5; milling. sIo6i4 1isA.
BaEiey-So; l feed, ss.GT5c; choice
bright, 15c; brewing, SSs89Sc; chevalIer.
slioV9ll5 for standard, and 75Geoc per
cental for lower grades.
oats-Red, 97iscMsL07ts; black, s5c@
si9. milling, Si.I5@t.Z9; fancy feed.
81 h4GLf7iS; cool To choice. sLo5S9
10; common 10 fair. s5eefs leo; surprise,
si-22'1&L.Se; gray, sLo21s@ Ll2h.
CALI BoAKD.
Sales were recorded to-day Sc follows:
Wheat-Afternoon session: Nav. loo
tons. SL2iiS: 40 tons, $i.2iis; 500 tons,
sLslAs. 80 tons. si2lA.; December, 100
tons, Si.oSTs; 100 tons. si.o9; 30 tons.
sl.o9Js, LOO tons. si.09s.; seller. lsssS. sea
sons storage paid, - tons. $L0sts per
ceHial.
Bariey--MsY. leo tons, s6sse; 100 tons,
Soc; 900 tons. aS5sc; December, 9o0 tons,
s6c per Genital
FINANCIAL
nrsfts-on sight. New York. per 500.
liza per Gems. discount. Sterling bilIs--on
London. sixty-dAy bank. $4.S2ts.
SILVER
Silver bars. per ounce. 6aTk@70c.
Mexican dollars. 5Ttsesase.
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roEKIss aARKKrs.
srocx rxcHayex

Iscxpoy. Nov. Z. - Consols. es,sd.
Gold bullion cut Of Bank Of England
f3s. ooo Bank Of England discount rate.
Bar sllyrr. SIS ane. 81 sled.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-08

ponT AvoxLxA PORT rcwxsnnn nun
Esness and seattle route
TINE cAHD
Fast Passenger AMI 5reixht PropeS1R
MoNTICkLLa
Commsacfng Tuesday May rs. ises
Leaves daily exceps Monday a. fcllewss seattle
q M; Townsend $50: arrives Port Angeles ]
E. Leaves Port Angeles m; Pert
Townsend $50 ,. ma: arrives seattle 10 ..
Landings. City Deck, saastls, rieears Dock. Pen
Townsend: Aerse's Dock. Pert Angeles
HATCH BROS
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HOOP CANAL ROUTE
arEAMRR RucEKYK

Rsb1fn sn6 ssfaTnisheA aenres Merehans< dnek
Tnss9sT. 1harsaay sn4 sktErtsy az q N 81
h1aRsg&n. oFs SsMAis. BAaxos. s@A1erG. Lib
wa8p. Ds9sss8. Hsc4zport Z slsn City snd hates.
ns1lAzs Peinsa. arriving IA Ua&a CITY as 5 ~ "a.
Leaves Enzea 1fky = n. @s1nesdzy Rsi1sy
a1z sunday grrtv1&x 80 Seaxtsa ~ D N
l. L LlRaY. M&at7r.
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TTooD CANAL scuTE-
Ii &sU Passenger Steamer
DEL8A
tcarryiax c. :. msii3 leaves coiDan eecx Msn-
cAs& Wednesdays aE4 fft1sys ~ 90 fer
ksagatan. Fors Gznhs. B4Dsax. ssstsck. kstaasn.
gs2waTss. EtidNAus ; ais Hee6sRQFs aa1 Gnlon
City and inss<nss9sate pcsats. arriving 81 Enfon
Cay az 90 p IA Leaves e ut0a Cry as 200 q
II Tuesdays. TbarsSGys knd satafdAys arriving
THOMPSON Baoa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-08

The prssident has dismissed John J. oains,
collector of internal revenue for the Frat dis
triet OF California. and ex-Rspressntativs Well
born has been appainted in his place.
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I,vKRETT ROUTE
Il STEAMER GREYHOUND.
Dally except sunday.
Leaves Seattle. 8 as m llsfS IA and q 80 n
Leaves Everett g. Is n. 3:lt p N and 1900 m
- Leaves ssnsfse. ..-.....s.....-.tiss3 . 81
o~1~a5s Leaves kveretL ...s.. ZOO "a
coErAcss with boats far racsrna aa6 Snchonisa.
Landing Gel man dock fool Of Aeffon street.
EEATTLE aSD TACOMA NAVIGATOR CO
CLAUD TEOuP. y. W. 0ooDhpE.
PreA secy.
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THE ruoxr SOUND NATIONAL sAsx o,

THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL sASK OF
Il SeattA
I4ta ~ caPttsA
u8V48
Sell exchange and make telsxraphso trhusfarA
20 ali parts ~ the United states and Europe
Soicis accounts OF BANKS and hanksrs
chants. Manufacturer individuals and corpora
lions.
COLLECTIONS entrusted 70 eur care ~in rsesivs
pcompt attention
pIRxcronss
JACOB FCRTH.. ................ Frssiasns
A. n sTEwART-.......... Vice prssidsHs
o FRAUENrHAr. L RoBfHsoa ana yAMxo
H. HAYDEN.
coRnEssoN pxNrss
National Baak Of Republic. Mes Yorks oonr
merciAl National. Chicago. flrsf National HasE
81 Paul; Bank o. California. san fxaaessoat
Firss Madonna Bank. Porsissd
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FAIL NAF@
0rrcx rxxz 70 San rHksczsce
Ans sa ssszan
cAnIroKxrA
vAtss M sA.ssa ruuas a @
sourzERx PACIFIC conrAxx
The sAly rszn
rxRoraH cArrrosxrA
rean ss,as
xAs1 AND sorrx
ZEE scxxsr ncrrx az ran rseIvse uAsA
kzssrs'sa sssksss p Les Sss.:.s s.a rssur. frs~
Seattle. sS7.9A
PULLMAN sUFFEr sLEzPxaa
rrLrMAs sEcoSpcLAss sExxriSa Cara
As;sShss e. sxrress srssss .rordinx szYsrsor -
esnnedAssaas SO seees&-cisss p2ssensera
Tse rates ttcsess. saespsnw car r~servasasa2
etc. cad aFea 81 address
TEoMAsA GRAHAM. nsssrsrs Passenger Ar~ns
Lee Faesae Ava Swsshiessen slcekls Tseonss
3. p RooERs Asssxsass seasraa Frssxaa ana
Fasssnxer AxeaI Portland o..
- -
STEAMERS.
PACIFIC NAVIGATION co..
g1nS CARA
sgATTLE-TAcoMA ROUTE
RAINY.
Steamer STATE OF WASHINGTON
Leaves Seattle far TsccmA ~ 10 90 n. 500
. n. and s:se p m
sEArTLE-RErLrNeaA BAT ROUTE
Steamer sEHoME
Leaves Seattle fnr Rslltarham Bay. Anacorsss ana
fort Townsend .. 1880 y m
sEArTLx-LA CONNER
pArrr xxcKrr SATURDAY.
Steamer FAIRHAvEN
Leaves Seattle fer Everett. Ia coansr ana ali
whldby Island Peints at 300 p n
sKATrIE.sKAaET RIvKR ROUTE
Steamer HENRY BAILEY
Leaves Seattle every Tuesday. THURSDAY and
Saturday on tide.
NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP LINE
Steamers leave Seattle fer astoria and Portland
Oregon every ave dAy&
Receive November 1. 1919
& McCLsLIsAND. General Arrest
olympic Heck usaer y. n VfHcsA
pAcrEIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers frem seattle - foiiowss
For san Francisco. via Port Townssnd ana VIC
toria II p tpassengers received en- beard u
p n-l Rev. 4 Q. IA, 70, "a. "a
Fer Alaska. Nov. Ia aaa 2s. q: m
From ssa Francisco for Victoria ana ruses
Sound porta ~ - M, Nov. ]. g IL. lG n. IS
Tickets may lie obtained at the once OF the CON-
pAny, a. Ocean dock. Seattle
eoopALf. PERKINS q CO,
General Agents. san Franefsca
J. n. JOHNSON. p 3 supL. Seattle
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pANK or BRITISH COLUMBIA
fAlpuP CAPIrAL.................. ;. - 0oo. 600
AAsAsR n 2sSa3t Wv
Head ufiice. 80 Lombard street. London
BrAnches- Portland. san Francisco seafEis. Ia
coma. Victoria New Westminster. Nanaima
Kamioops. Nelson, Vancouver, n q
General banking ssd ExchaRgs Buslnsss
transacted. Loans made Hills discounted Cani-
msrelAs credits granted Deposits received on cur
rent account subject % cheek interest," paid on
time dspositA n LIZA BAANEA &anageE
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Observations taken 81 slI stations at p M.
VITA meridian time Is p. n Pacific tinel
frnHs At sEAfTLz HARncR roz TIE wEgK he
oTssssS wEDsKsDAY sovxnsER
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EVERETT Asp sxoHoxrsH ROUTE
Tss snsy Boat thAf goss thrcuxA wisheus trAssfss
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Hatnssds wharf Tuesdays rhurs1sys aaa
Saturdays ~ m tos Fdnsnts. Mukfltss ~
erefh Marysviils. kass ExsFsfa. lowell and sac.
hemifh FAAE TO kyERsFT soc; fO agO
AeMfsE. soc J. A HATFIELD, Agent
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rnxARrrxarnN.

THk AkLENHIUN.
p Newhaii, Orcss w Weeks, North Bend
c L Mslieste. IT Angles II III Eaton, sidney
Jas Mcfseayy, Hoodsps q lansing. Tacoma
C. Wheeler, y Emma Cochran, do
McArthur, 81 Paul Mrs Williams do
q Macdonald. oiym A Tuttie. Everett
Eng Brunner. san Fran q solwold, Ducsabush
p Fletcher, City BM smith, New York
w Broksw, SEanwoed schafer, Chicago
McAuiey, City Ecg Maxwell. Portland
John Day, Gear Lake g A Keefer. Victoria
II Has keII & ". Tao l. Eaait, W 4 DR., Cal
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pELLINGHAx BAY. INSIDE ROUTE
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
Fer Edmends Everes1 Clinton, LAaxlsy Coupe
vile, Utsaiady, FtdAiEo City. Anacerlss, ramssh,
faishaven. sshoms and VIA cam. Isavlng seaiEis
Mondays, Wednesdays and fridays ~ a "a Re-
turning. leaves wbatcom Tuesdays. Thursdays
and saturdays at $50 tn. landiag ~ Bakers
wharf foot Of University street
THOMPSON ERoa
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peoples SAVINGS BANK
oecldsatal Bloch. ssatfis. Wan
CAPITAL, sioo. COO
OFFICERS AND TnusrEBa
yaoeb Fursh. Prestdsna
Arthar A. ksany Vice PrssidsnA
John Iesfy, second Vice President
James b. naydsn. Manager. gashisr and as1A
FrEnk l. BlcdEett. Assistant CasAfsE.
Louis sshwaharhsr. Joan coiiina. 4 G. Mes
fsstsF, r. W. Niimans.
Trnasaets q sAvinrs bank business srriazivpf~.
Deposits rrceivsd from ~ 10 &c. o0a
Interest allowed per snn4u. Slx PER c8nA en-
tesm deposits, per cent ordinary deposits
Dividesas declared last days u Ma ana No
vsnbsr. Lsazs msde On reai estate Or aypreye2
eoilstefsis eaIys
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-08

SEATTLE. Nov. 7, 1888.
Exchanges at the Seattle. Tacoma and
Portland clearing houses today we're.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-08

The following are the prices paid by re-
tail dealers for round lots delivered az the
wharf or on the cars. or the iobbing rates
eaoled by wholesale dealers:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-08
pAcrFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers frem seattle - foiiowst

For San Francisco. via Port Townsend ana VIC
toria af p m tpasssngers received On beard 81
p n-l New. 4 0. IA. 10, -. aa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-08

LILY on THE FLYER
sKATTLE TO TACOMA
Three round trips daily. ~ .. 50 10
An one hour and twenty-five minutes
TnE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips. seattle Tacoma routs. ss fol
lows:
xkKtNe INJECT
WEDNESDAY, NOV.
TTME CARD.
Leave Tscorna-q.as . M 1870. Sis D m.
Leave seAttie-Sso9. HAD M, S3l5 > Ia
Landing at y. r. wharf, Tacoma. and CONNER
cal dock. foot Of Aayioa street.. seattle
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14

xifiinr s<ssi.s.oay - bis noeilsf, sn1 passs
az ei.araeses. ~ eothals1A<fn Ia his lro:es-
si.,n. - sartn snd sffn fs4fnsrio hart
H. .ho.e lifs has tssn u<As Tor a5o.ts -
fssfxct and saazi5< AID sosztk - isait<te.
A. ths chiet sasa 4 vQs society. rs
ssasneh friend frOia ne t<sinnlne, ais
TART, ,ass ,<sfs II sefssoe sili leave iis lsn-
l,re,s 81 eNrs - en'as- hls gsulal fsex
Iii long - lnis=ea Irvln ou Haeetiags and
fro<n ths - ,stitel-
Ne exfslsl "a his f2ialil AID friends o<f
dssIesf - as~tas.
Mss. NkEsos 1. wirasx.
Nics ifr~.zent L. h. A.
-Ay1A Ekskkf.
SECRETARY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14
DID LOTS OF WORK
The Council Held a Busy Session
Over Small Matters
STREETS ORDERED IMPROVED
Placed Chcck GA the City PoormAs-
er--Prepsrations mr. Elections
Are Being Made

The session Il the common council
was short bat lively last night ami
several important street improvements
we're ordered Ii was decided 10 meet
again Thursday night 10 attend 70 mat
tiers pertaining 70 the charter election.
Mayor Stuart was not present. having
made trip 10 Grand Haven 10 take a
view Of the river. aud President Ball was
in the chair.
The city attorney reported the changes
made ia the election laws % the state
and the council decided TO adjourn until
Thursday night. when. il the governor
has signed the act. the action OF fixing
voting precincts can be reconsidered-
The city engineers report. regarding
the condition 81 East Fulton street, is
published in THE HERALD Sunday, WAS
read and referred % the committee hav-
inc the matter in charge.
The committee ON poor. 10 which was
referred the bills 81 Brink Brothers and
4. Lindemulder on the poor fund. recon-.
mended that the bills be paid but fur
Their recommended that the director III
the poor he directed 10 give out no poor
orders on outside dealers except for sup
plies not kept in the city supply store.
Adopted.
The committee on ordinances reported
the new health ordinance which wis
passed To It's third reading and was
ordered printed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-14
IN EAST GRAND RAPIDS.
Republicans Won in the Village Elec-
tion Yesterday.

The republicans won in the East
Grand Rapids village election after =
Gloss contest. The maloritles were just
i've each for the following candidates:
President. Thomas T.. Reed; clerk,
Hotert b. Miller; trustees, fun term.
Walter j. PIERCE. Fredsrick r. Wilcox.
Charles NJ. Wiekam; trustee. 10 nil va
eancy, Dwight Brooks; treasurer. Har-
ley III. Lyon, assessor, George Young;
street commissioner. Servius Van Koey-
ering; constable. Charles T.. Morgan.
The village has been organized two
years and at both previous elections
there has been union ticket. The re-
cent citizens" caucus il was alleged
was packed by democrats and the saloon
keepers in the interest 81 the latter. who
desired 10 keep open Sundays unmolcst-
ed. The republicans consequently called
q caucus OK their own and nominated
the winning ticket The point had been
raised that the republican caucus was
not called early enough 10 be legal. but
il was proved 10 be all right according
10 the municipal elections law. The
principal contest was expected To he be-
tween Mr.. Miller. boat keeper, and the
winning candidate for clerk. and Charles
q. Godfrey the tavern keeper. but their
votes did not vary from the rest. Ninety
were registered and seventy one votes
cast.