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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-23
REIGHBORAOOO NOTES.


AuV'u 'n ~ s",. LAKE wednesday aud
% l'su' ms partner george VI
NOo'u ~, WE "'o 'e'''py injured ana
wv
General Penro-e denies that any Cap.
tain 81 The sixteenth infantry at 1t.
D'ue'A' u ueiahsed' OF issupposed to he
us'shged, ~ indicated IN the Denver
u'pa'ch published Saturday.
General Lew Wallace. the famous
author Of Ben Hur," "Thc Prince VI
lnaiA and other hooks, who Is a- we'll,
sies' so'''er ana s'a'e'man' Is now in
cav Lase on MS WY nome from his
"''' "'P OUT west
The Millard Progress announces that
h~ill shortly appear In au enlarged
form, all home print Mr. A. +. Cats
ierd has purchased n hall interest In the
paper and the hrm's name now reads
jacobson 4 GAi'iori. both Of whom hre
OLD acquaintance Of the writer Tng
INNS Z" VIII he seen In another col
umn' will alec appear In an enlarged
form aud improved appearance within a
eoupls Of weeks
On November 10th the Ontario mill
shipped 80 bars Of bullion. containing
ss,yls.8s fine ounces Of silver. Foilow.
lug are the ore shipments from IN.
Macintosh sampler for the present
week. tue Daly West appearing In tho
list TOT the tst time: Anchor concen I
trates 4sg IN, siIy., kg., mo- an
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-23

In the ears, omotIn,e. roaring bugy.
ing sound, tro caused by caiarrh, that
rNccc,lmgy dj-agrtruhlt ~ very cam
mon ditc.pr, l.ys. of -mli bud heating
also fesultirom rnianh. ifoi'a Urea
parilln the great hl11l pgfugr, ia
.ptcnlisflN sugcont.d rcmeb Tor this
disease, which Z cg!tg. By .puriising the
Ho1d'- rill- are THE hrsf siter dinner
pills, assist digestion, prevent cons.ipa.
ton.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-23

Hoods pills act easily. yet promptly and
efieisntly, on tho liver aud bowels. so.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-23
Hood'SsSS:.iin Cures

iecuyely upon tho blood and Ibegan 70 improve.
After the use 81 thIes b6ttfes the gathering
ceased and ] am opted.Dt my.iQfIy0r trouble. |
one my llfe and Viii Always rhnaln "A true friend
10 Hoods snTaAplrllla." LitLtE May BuNT,
LEY, shelbyyille, lndlana-t ~ GetllOOD'k.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-06

actions The grsneers vsfs among tia
most firmly held stocks on the Iiss,
and. except in the cass Of Sc. Panl.
vers not largesy traded in. At the
esoee hey showed advances Of per ce1s-
Tor Northwestern preferred: * for Rock
isIsnd snd c. B. 4 Q, and IL tor ST. Paul
Atssourf Pacific vss attacked by the bears
In the early dssiinss. Yielding y. Dtssili-
es1 broke y during the hns fes minutes
OF business On the rsposs that dscision
unssvosabis 70 the company would b
rendered IN The geo varrarso procesdings-
On good buying later . rseovsry Of - wss
followed IN the late afternoon by reaction
81 e and 6nsi rally OF - Denver d
Rso Grande preferred lost per cent. and
nearly oil the other shares traded in re-
cord gaina The market closed esneraliy
firm.
The bond market was Erm In the early
deaiings. bat after midday became easier.
In the late dealings. however. . bstsss tone
prevailed and the closs was quite firm.
Government bonds--6.sady.
State ecnds-Quiet.
Petroisum-Firmer: Pennsylvania oil
sales. none; April option safes, loo;
elosed SIZE bid. Lima oil sales, nons-
FINANCIAL.
Aonsy-on call. easy - pr esat: last
loan I and closed per cent. Prime mer-
eanti's paper. 345S per cent Sterling
exchange. firm, Win actual busnsss IN
msnd. and 4s7h@As7i1 for sixty days.
Posted rates. $4-ss1Lss,1: commercial
bills. As5k94 oo1s. silver esrtincstss,
6lLc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-06

LrvrHroor. April a-Ciose: Wheat
Firm; demand poor; No. red winter. -
I'D
Corn-Sseady; demand moderate. New
mixed, b iiAd.
TIsAycfAl.
Lospox. April a-Ths amount OF bullion
gone into the Bank Of Engiand on balance
todsy Vas Else. 600.
NEw Yoxx, April A-The Eseniag Peaf's
London cable says: The bank reserve de-
creased E5ss. 600, although fxs. 600 In gold
we're imported for the week. Eiu2. 90 COM
ing in from Egyps. $4,000 from Portugal.
$4,000 from ASstrai.a and E2a.u0 were
bought Public deposits we're down El.-
$50. 600. the government having dasburssd
that amount for contracts. etc Other
securities decreased 81. $40. 600 owing 20 re-
pairments from the market. The fall Of
silver 70 D SLID had . depressing effect
upon all the marksts- The recent bnying
OF that metal for China was largely specu-
lative. but no further reserve decline was
expected. Consols were again over par on
the cheapnsas OF money. Americans we're
duh eli day on realization and weak hold
era They were better at the close with .
strong demand for Wabash securities.
Sixty-fve thousand pounds in gold was
bought, Els. 900 came in from Egypt and
fi2 coo from Spain
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-06
CHICAGO ETS-
NEW YORK WHEAT scARE.


NV YoKk, April a.-rhe grea; short scare
Of the year occurred this afternoon In the
wheat market. when within an hour prices
.ho, up &c n bushel, bringing May 10 6tAsr.
the highest point IL has touched since
esrly in February. Wheat had been nerv-
ou. all the forenoon and the shorts were
easily alarmed over crop damage stories
which came in thick and fast, particularly
from Kansas, bu. heavy long selling at
midday broke prices s.gfse, and seemed
"a take all the back bone cut Of the hul!a
This encouraged all tho bears 10 go short,
an when the boom came little later there
WAS the widest scramble TO cover that the
market has witnessed In a good many
months. The business footed II, 30o, 600
bushels.
YHx Bossp OF rsAnE
CutcAso. April s-Anosher wave OF the
bull ,.ell in the wheat market sent the
nrice VI 10 6aj,c fer Mar and esi.e for
july. IS sgains, ~ = etss and 64,sc. respec-
lively. st the close of me msrke, yesterday.
The local crowd started With the sure
,hIns OF 'coppering" 5 hallish statement
given out hy Z. u. Armour fer publication.
They wound up with the sal reflection
that the latest from the shresd merchant
rrf.rrrd 10 violated the rule and that they
got caught try.Eg 80 wors an exception
The crop news was oa tap 30 suit any and
ali tastes. Some 0! the shrewissi and
hsay.es, and Local spectators sold wheat
shor, NJ the opening and have IL yet TO buy
hack. Corn and cat. caught on 10 the
wheat boom Corn is I'sc higher. Fro
visions we're strong eai not very active.
wheas--cash. esisc; Mas. eS,sc
Coru-Cash. -; Nav, Sz's,-
oa,s-Cash, sit.e. May, AA.e
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srATK OF TRADE


| sas Francisco. April o.--The vegetable
narket is moderately active and stocks
rlean up we'll. Rhubarb 10 lower. The
5eceipts this morning include s6i boxes
asparagus. i04 sacks new potatoes. l76
packs peas. boxes cncumbers, 45s boxes
snnbarb and $40 sacks onions. Potatoes
pre- weak aud onions firm at quotations.
The butter market 10 steady, but weak
at quotations. Eggs clean up better and
prices are unchanged.
Cheese is weak. but no lower.
There were seven chr loads OF oranges
pasiioned yesterday nj prices under ruling
gsses in open market. No Strawberries
zane in today. Lines are higher.
The poultry market Is little weaker for
! ralifornla stock and supplies are ample.
Produce reccirts--Flonr. quarter sacks.
Aa9; wheat, centsls, ~. SIS; barley. cen
ta.. Ill; corn. SACKS. Use, beans. sacks,
sss; potatoes, sacks. s.6: onions, sacks,
~. bran. sacks, 800.
RREApsrrFss AND GRAINS.
! flour-~We quote: Net cash prices
! 9ef family extras, 81 2S0f3.s3 per barrel;
bakers extras. sa.iaasa2o; superfine.
eSd2eo
Naeat-Matters in the sample market
y W. along Without nay Htsttisc Cuauke%
I basiness Is very dull, and the prospects
3or any immediate improvement of eonse-
QEeaee are not catering. Shipping wheat
j. qaotable At 92isc per Genital for standard
grade. with 93Adeoc for better quality.
/ Advanced prices are obtainable for call
board purposes. Milling wheat Is qnie. at
! the Oil range of 81 "a al .oo per Genial.
Barley-rnere is urmer holding. with.
out aay increase in the volume OF business.
Itoatinued fine weather gives buoyan,
ssae 10 values. We quote; Feed, Sef SIC
PER eentai for fair 10 good quality; sTisG
~ oer central for choice bright, brew
lag, 81 a t'5e per GENITAL.
osss-Nhoice offerings are not over
fseaual aud such stock is showing q
stronger tone. There 10 no improvement
! "a the common article. We quote: Miii-
lag, Vial To- surprise. si.tTssdl25: fancy
lee, sLi5e.L1is good TO choice. 81 oe1
ll.a, poor To fair, soSsf95c; black. aoctd
sla; red, slo0esLlQ; gray. eoct5i.oo per
tsnsal.
FINANCIAL
Drsits~on sight, New York. per $Ioo.
| Eae premium.
Ass
SILVER bars. per ounce. 6i,4et6issc
aexscan dollars, SSisGea3sc.
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sHAIu SOLD.
The total sales OF stocks today were 795,.
900 shares including: American Sugar.
22.O00: Burlington. 100; Chicago Gas. r.
600; Distiiling, $4,000: General Electric,
1850: National Lead, 5000; X. w. and
J. certificates, third assessments paid. To-
600; ST. Paul, 1900: Texas Pacific. 5000:
Wabash, 10000; Western Union, $500.
Pig iron-Duli; American $ie9l3n
Copper--Quiet: Lake, Sa50
Lsad-Easie-; domestic. san.
Tin-Stcady; Straits, $i3.i5 bid; plates,
dull.
Spelter--oaiet; domestic. nominal.
COFFEE.
Cot!ee-Options opened dull and heavy
In the absence of speculative support. sold
off 5Gfi5 points under liquidation follow
ing the increase in the worlds visible sup
rly. instead OF an expected decrease;
closed steady at unchanged to 10 points
net decline. Sales a. bags, including
April, SIG 30dI6.35: May, si6.2@i625;
June. Is a51i6: July. $ia75. August,
SIS 80; September. SIS 10; December. si4 40
ml4s5. spot cofiee-Rio, Quiet; No. Z.
i7t.r: middling. dull; Cordova. 1919
Igi.c' Sales. none. Warehouse deliveries
yesterday. 1891 bags, New York stock.
ise. Isl bags; United States. stock, ZIG 676
bag: afioat for the United States, $4,000
bags: total visible for tbs United States,
a9s. 676 bags. against last year. 5ls. $50 bags.
Rio-Market firm: No. Z. Rio i6. 500,
exchange, eiad: receipts 1900 bags; stock.
ia9, 90 bags.
ssntos-Market quiet; good average
Santos nominal. No quotations; receipts.
1. goo bags: stock. 9e.ooo bags.
Hamburs-Marke, higher; prices sac
ptg higher.
HAyre - Market steady. Sales. "A 900
bags. Prices unchanged 10 II higher.
SUGAR
sugar-Raw. dull. refined. fairly active;
No, d. 3sS0s3 ii-l6c: No. 8. 3ia1S ii-i6c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-06

Cattis-Rsesipsa e,0D bead Market
steady 20 . trite higher: prime and extra
4 70: Others. a5@3sA
Hog RecssptA 1000 hsod- Market
setlve. II HAc higher; rouxh. $A1544 IS;
packers and mixed. AO9ls5: PRIME
heavy and butcher weixhss. 4A@0aeo.
assorted light. Aso<14s754-
Sheep snd lambs-Rsc<ipts, lAnoe head-
MARKET aexivs and strong: top sheep, s. 5
@3l0: top iamha. &aM9AA
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TIE SOCK IxcHANoE

sss losS. Arri a-There was strong
eaasft< ae 10 the stock market ALI dsy.
sa'sA seemed 20 puEsle the professional
s's Al Intervals oesr raids were
IAs, which met such ready absorption
As stocks offered for sale as TO quickly
saesk the ar,;or % the shorts As ne day
s1ssaeed without the discovery of any par
sss'sf weak spots in the market there Sas
s soasdersb,e covering done. which mater
ny sss's;sd in the appreciation OF values
a'eh ranged from fair 10 q per sent IN
a. 80 seilFe lis,, while Interior CONDUIT rose
per cent and Electric Edison "a per
he Sugar led in the advances and MAS
we o. tie most active STOCKS in the irana-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-06

TUNYON THE CRIcKEr-sEArfrREvu
% ROUTE Tao round trips q all except sunday.
TIME CAkD-Leave seatsie S:3o . N. and Has
p m. daily except sunday. Leave Evere&s
loc Is 4 and 5:i5 n m. daily exceps sunday.
Connections Al seattle IN steamer Flyer foe
Tacoma At Eversft with steamer ssikade for
snohosntse. IandtaSs-Foos { Madsaon street.
Seattle; Rot HEWITT avenue, Everett
FARE-aeassle 20 Everett eoc; round trip, el-oQ
s NsRF. Managing owner
F0ecsfvs March ie, 1894
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Fer s<mseAA R~esesl Cisaten. Lazsley Ccap~
vile, rssssA<sy. flaag 60 NaIs. SEAeSFs<s. -anfsA
farhAssz sskeass AL Nns eeza, sssvtEa -~s4Is
TEe~5ay. gssfs4Ars az4 - afaAes az q "a
Esszrsizx ssavss NAAsrsEz " ~2n~s5sys TFtsAya
ass saA9Ays al ese . a.. iandl g n ti.y Peek
TkoNFSeS EkoA
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TESTIMO NiAlS

Read what your dentist has 70
say about it:
We have carefully examined the
formula Of LUBIN'S CARBO-
LIED TOOTH POWDER and find
that IL contains nothing that can in
the slightest degree injure the teeth
or gum. 1t has in Its composition
sufsicient antissp,ic properties to
svee.eu the breath and make the
gum heai,hful and firm. Its daily
ma will help TO prevent the forma-
ton of tartar and the accumulation
of nsrasislcal aniasicul9 so injo-
r.ot,s to teeth and gum.
w. Y: GiDDiSGS, %. ID. 8.
GEO W. BRAGDoS. ID. ID. 9.
GRO. NJ. FAULKNER. d. d. 8.
TO. ALBiS. ID. ID. ;.
/. NJ. LEssEf. ID. ID. 8.
Nv. DEsPoRTEs. ID. D. &
ALBERT ]. FORREST.
CT. BROWN, ID. ID. s.
GEO. r. MILLER.
los MorDY
We. $. CoYNE. L. D. 8. ana n.
p. L. ID. :.
q. q. GRIFFIN.
IN. FOX.
], ". PUTNAM.
J.. FEATHER
LvBINs TOOTH POWDER
makes Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
f,ood Digestion makes Content
mens a..
Coa.en.mens makes life worth
living.
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BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.

Bcsros. April Closing:
Atehison ....... IS Burlington .....,. ss<
Nsll Telsphone. - ISL gNexiean $1,000. eA.
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DACIFIC xAyIGATIoN COMPANY
TINE TABLE In efec. April !. 1894

DACIFIC SAvI0ATIoN COMPANY
l. TINE TABLE In efiec: April !. 1894
sEATTLE-wHATSoM ROUTE
Daily Sunday excepsedl
STEAMER STATE of WASHINGTON
Lv Seattle Il 90 . m I.y Whsfcom. Il lis p m
Ar whsscom. 9 800 M Ar Seattle. 800 p N
stopping at ficalgo Anscoetes and Pairhaven,
ana at everett sonih-bound. connecting ~ Seattle
with steamer Henry Bailey for Tacoma
sEATTLE-TACoMA ROUTE
Daily texcspt Saturday,.
STEAMER HENRY BAILEY
Nv Tacoma 400 N Lv Seattle. $50 p m
Connecting with Steamer state OF Washington
for Fidalgo. Anaco;tes, Fairhaven and Whatcom,
and with steamer tairhAven for Everett La Con-
nsr and all hidby island pointa
Ia CONNER AND wHIpsY ISLAND ROUTE
STOPPING AT EvKRErr.
STEAMER FAIRHAvES
North b'nd-Except Sat Sou b b'd-Except sun.
Nv seattle. -. 100 p m Lv Ia Conner. $3.50 . m
Ar Everett. -. lilo IA Lv Everett. Il 90 p m
Ar La Conner. 500 a m ar Seattle. 80 p m
Stopping q, Edmonds. Everett, Clinton, Browns
Point Langley Coupeviiie San dc Euca Oak Has-
Steamer Henry Bailey for Tacoma
wharves-Pacinc avlga,ion Co, Tacoma: Pa
cthc NAVIGATOR Co., Seattle tfcrmerly Haker's
dock. foot OF University street}; Merchants dock
Everett
For fnli particularly rates, excursions. towase
etc. Apply to or address A. J. MACLE ID, Agent
Seattle, telephone SAG: J. r. HARMON, Freight
and Passenger Agent. Tacoma; telephone 81.
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crEAMKR cHrLxAr
-Wxx3-
Law uxssa Dsek. soss u usssa sassS
yAIDAY. Ar1aL Z
-Bon-
ALASKA PORTS.
ca1ysns AsasAs 81 p>sssasssA
cHAA CARLSON. Mass3
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TN EFFECT MARCH 4, 1894
STEAMER IDAHO
WILL LBArE YBsLER WHA1R At 2. u.
SUNDAYS. TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS
For Edmonds. .Cinioa Browns Point Langley.
ItsH.sdy, EidaSo CITY, Anaeertes, Samish and
whatcom. ana On ThAsiays going throush to
Blaine and Semiahmoo Keturning. leave What
com Monday. Wednesday. Saturday as .. "a.
Fare TO Whatcom, sl.oo: Freight to whatcom 81
&. .. BROwNFfELD. Managing Ownsr.
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EVERETT ROUTE
Ia STEAMER GREYHOUND.
Daiy except SUNDAY.
Commencing Monday, April 2, 1894
Lvs Seattle. 1890 m Tvs Seattle. 2:46 p m
Lvs Everett 1O:l5 a m iss Everett. 5:15 m
S.s.- { Leaves Seattle ................ll:U 20 .
S"""~'S Leaves Everett. ............... 400 p m
FsRI-sISeLg TRIP soc: RogNDTRIp. 81
Connects with boats for Tacoma and Snohomish
Landing, Colman dock. foot of Marion street
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION co.
CLAuB TRour, Pres r. w. GOODBYE, sscy.
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RADE AND SHIPPING.
vices Are Firmer on Barley,
Bye, Bran and Shorts.
,ar<lMo HOUSE GOODS HIGHER.
- Are Weak-Whses Scarce q 1own
-Csaiser,ss gisss Ossssag
weaker.

e. q OBYAxTuHxr or AenIcrLruRn,
WsATHga brRgar.
Fo1SIAxD. Or. April s. tse4 }
1secast tor Friday: showers: cooler
ELaxnyoxD. l. =. o.
DB5BD efATHa DGPARJmExr OF AGRICULTURE
w1ATMEn BCRxAC-DAfLY sCILxrfS.
SEATTLE. wssn-. Ar.iI s, ieeA
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN rKAScIsco MARKETS.

PORTLAND. April 8. - Wheat - Quiet.
sIley, s5c: aiiaWalla. 75dd 76c per Genital.
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CIy en- 1x1 -vLYxR-
a1ATrLK To TACOMA
SsR rssaA trips daily. sxesps oaaAaS,
10 &c boar asd svsAsy-Ass nlnansA
TU1 orRANER syLYnE
nagsaae aaay uisA ssasus- rassaA ss~sA . -
1AKrHs HvyuUu
-HuAspAy. DEG ~
~sND Cana
IAsVU 0ea9oe-e:3e. e,&S . -. LIS. - . -
Law rsesma-&eo IL :1oA n, So 6.leA n
oaoAAy-
Lssvs esassis-7 - = -. 1850 > -
Leavs TasoaA-es33 = -. Isoo -
LAnAaas q n. p vharx TaesmA - c100A
- AouG - e 1Axisa sRosA osoaaA
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EAonss products has taken place. dry salt
sides and pure lard having been marked
- lhree-eighths Of cent per pound.
b whaes is quite scarce In town, although
- price stiffened up several days ago.
FARMERS are too busy to haul the grain to
market. snd the roads are bad. The re-
|1nced rate on damaged wheat will last but
1fteen days longer.
Barley. rye, bran and shorts are firmer,
Ennd prices have an upward tendency.
fosis are weak and are coming in freely.
California fiours show a tendency to de-
ehne. and one dealer remarked that the
kuysr practically names his own price.
Washington brands could not we'll be sold
my lower than present prices.
! A car load Of Central American bananas
bsrived yesterday from New Orleans, the
tuit being much the finest received here
Ibis season. The lunches are nearly uni
orm In size. and sell for 81. 80 each.
Chickens for broiIing are just beginning
D come to market. and are Ia good de-
band. Good sized ones sell for $3.50 per
.oxen
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Pso'Ir' SAVING. ..Hx
Occidental niook. ssesuA WaA
CAPITAL. sl0o.eoa
OFFICERS AND TnuGrHDA
yscse FursA. President
Arthur 4. Denny. Vice PRess6eae
yoha Lazy. second Vice PrseidenA
franz: ::s:: c s:ss:s 40 '''s
sxmsna Sch wahachsr. Jshn celiaA Z q Neo
fielder. r. W. wiinans.
Transaesa . savinm hank busaness sxAusivsiy
Deposits received from u 10 Greco
1nseress allowed per snnun SIX Per ceuA -
piviasnss declares isss days d MAY AID No
veusosr Loans mato o. rsal estate Or approve
coliatsrAls only,
nExTEa HORTON . 90. sASKERA-
INCORPORATED lss1
R.sassa 900 .ocs
yxrs ss,.,;;..;; ...'...'..".w Lxpp
Manaxer- ..............,E. II. LATIMEk
cssnisr. ,. n VAN TUYL
Yssi. esis:so. 5, Paul. san Sr.neiscs, Pors
'd n. asS , o,.ss. p saS b IL T:'A
Columbia
eisAt snis q exchange on Losdo. available ssss
0hsfe IN Europe
Sonds. ssscss ana o;h.t vaiasbl," Tcc.iV.d - a.
o.sas fos sass keeping
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK %
eeaatia
Capital Stock paid M. .."..es7osso
s'...'.'..'s-s-'.-..'...-.. AVo.eV
JACOB yunrH. rrssiasn,
= G NEuHELDER. Wee prsA
Rv. ANKKNY, caAAisa
4 G NsvvsLnEa JR HAYDEN.
q EaAuxxrHAL JAc,p Ig.rI
srshusp scRwAsAoasA
cssrsspca6saes - Ill TIE pr,acipa, eiuss 10 -
Cnitsd states aad HaropA
National BANK OF coNHERoR
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.ooD CANAL RoUTR
STEAMER RAINIER

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mediate points, arriving in Union City NJ 8 p. n.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-06

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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-05-04
News of all Sorts.

WHILE 1894 is an "of- year" for poll
tics, still the elections are fraught
with considerable Importance, as
more than twenty Senators and host
of representatives are to be chosen.
In Washington, two congressman,
two supreme judges, legislature and
county officers will be elected, and the
people are strictly on their mettle.
THE various legislatures chosen next
November will elect upward of 20
United States senators, and an entire
new house of represen tatives is to be
voted for. The state of Washington
will elect two congressman, two SUI
preme court judges, it's legislature and
county officers. A United States sena-
tor to fill the vacant chair of John B.
Allen will be elected at the regular
session of the legislature.
THE Great Northern strike, says the
Trade Register, is but another step
forward, as is the so-called industrial
army" in a movement that if not
checked must sooner or later mean
revolution in this country. Com
merce and the welfare of the country
demand that it be made impossible
for employees or employers to suddenly
stop the wheels of trade without
notice. This is not private, but a
public question, in which the inter
ests of the whole people are involved.
Labor has rights, but not above those
of capital, and every experiment made
almost solely as a test of power is a
step nearer mischief and the demora-
lization of business. Capital is suf
fering loss today through business
stagnation, and labor is unreasonable
when it expects the wages possible
when times are good.