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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-17

Indianapolis Journal: Nav" said
Tommy. Il amt workin' the good little
boy racket this Christmas; not much.
tried it las Christmas" Did they get
onto your asked Jimmy. Nav, they
was in earnest. an went an bought me
a dinky lot O. Sunday school books an
a set o. chessmen."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-17

Omaha Bee: Nero is said to have fid
died while Rome burned. but he never
tried to instill music into the souls of
district school teachers by force of law
or edict
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-17

Hoods Pills are the only pills to take
with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-17

The San Francisco Chronicle says the
proof given at Charleston that fifteen
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-17

Harper's Bazaar: There's one thing
about Wagner" said the enthusiastic
opera-goer- If he had nothing else, he6
his companion THE girl next you cant
hum 'Siegfried' while de Reszke is sing
ing it,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-17

Washington Star: IT don't know what
to do" said the woman whose nature is
distrustful. Il hate to be imposed upon.
hungry That's easv- ma'am." replied
the mendicaht. I kin prove it by lettin'
We watch me eat
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-17
WIT AND HUMoR.

St Louis Republic: Mrs. Dorcas: "Our
League of Emancipated Women is going
to have lecture on the social equality of
the sex. You must be sure to come
Mrs; Cobwigger: Certainly, my dear
shall bring Miss Manners with me, as
she believes in social equality"
Mrs. Dorcas: Not for the world. You
know she isn't in our set
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-17

Puck: A Big Dose.-Blivius-'H Mrs.
Jawsonie homeopathic or an allopathic
physician Mrs. Blivius-.Fm sure l
don't know. George; but he has told her
she mustn't talk to any one" Blivius-
Hes an allopath."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-17

Fliegende Batter: Countess-'.M
doctor has not ordered me to go to Nice
this winter. But l shall get even with
him. l shall stay we'll a whole year
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-17

All ladies will hail with joy this
enterprise shown by US. No other
newspaper of this city or state can
be within four months of our styles.
Therefore, you may be absolutely
sure of the future, and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-17

BROOKLYN Life: Her Turn Now
Duer-"Why did that pretty typewritel
marry her employer" Dyer-"She grew
tired of being dictated to-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-13
MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. la.-Arrived-
Str Bristol. from Comox: str Wellington.
from Departure bay; str Willamette. from
Puget sound. Sailed-Str Peter Jebsen, FOR
Nanaimo. str City OF Puebia. for Eicto-
ria: schr American Girl, for Port Towns
end: schr Daisy Rowe. for Coos bay, blk
Vidette. for Astoria.
COOS BAY. Nov. li.-Arrived-Str En-
pire from San Francisco.
NEWPORT Nov. ii.-Arrived -Schr
Challenger. from Seattle.
yAQUINA BAY. Nav. li.-Arrived-Str
Truckee. from Coos bay. bar bound. out
side for forty hours
ASTORIA Nov. II.-Arrived-Str Column
bia from San Francisco.
PORTLAND, Nov. ,u.-Sailed-Str Ore
gon. for San Francisco.
TACOMA. Nov. l2-Arrived-Bk Levi
G. Burgess. from San Francisco.
PORT GAMBLE. Nov. l2.-Arrived-Am
sehr j. NJ. Weatherwax, Capt. Sorenson.
sixteen days from San Francisco. 10 load
for San Pedro Cal: Am schr Queen. eigh-
teen days from Dutch Harbor to load for
Vallejo Junction, Cal.
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Boston Wool Market.

BOSTON Nov. 1.-THE Boston CONNER
cial Bulletin tomorrow viii say of the wool
market:
The market is off. Territory, Oregon and
Texas and California woods are alike eas-
Ter. the soured basis of domestic wool of
an "E grade having dropped .c the
secured pound from extreme rates. Best
aeeces and Australian are still very Arm,
but MonteTideo r. selling freely AT 2ic,
against 23c asked some time ago. The
largest firms believe the reaction, cause
unauestionably by warm weather and
small sales OF clothing, will be but tenn
porary and refuse TO sell wool AT current
rates.
The sales OF the week are :. S25 100 pounds
domestic aud ltFS.@a pounds foreign.
againrt, 90 600 pounds domestic and 4 ga =
roo pounds foreign last week and 3 iii 0s1
pounds domestic and I .14e00 foreign for
the same week last year. The sales show
an Increase OF 81 sa9.ea pounds dome site
AMI IL, 555. 200 pounds foreign from the
sales To the same date in 1856.
The receipts 10 date show an increase of
i26.02I domestic and s3s soc foreign.
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gcn. II: hay. tons. -: wool. bales ~:
rsd4z rur1rr s.. rassinS boxes, s.7tss
s1rark-iv~r tasks s.. wine gallons e. 4ae::
brandy. gallons. 81.
Closing Qscratiens-
wheat-weak: December. ga. May.
Bar.ey-fnaessye. December. s.isc
Eorn-I44rwa yellow, SaE@aisc.
Bran-s1s e9is.
Produce, Fpsst. Etc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ssa.sa. bran, SIS
Hay-wheas, sleaIs: wheat and cat slia
Ia: cat yiD1is. hes. barley. Sl0ai2. alfalfa.
tNH9 -: clover $Sdla. stock. ms; COM
pressed wheat. slsaia. straw. per bale.
Texetabses-Eariv Rose potatoes sa1S5c:
river BUrbanks. Ssu$Dc; river reds, IS
use: Salinas Rurhanks 59:ocs Msr.
ai.ss. pickle onions. saaaSc: cucunhers.
5snssc: garlic. s2si-c per pound: green
peas, DC. tomatoes. Edzsc: green peppers.
NI5ac per box: egg plant. 500 per box ;
green okra &SuISc per box. Lima beans,
25zM3c per pound
Frult-Choice apples. 7s6ssc per box.
common sppIes Ssfsfssc per box: ssrawoer-
Iss per sass' rs esr e.rrsl per- per-
binary grapes "a 4as per box. Isabella
grapes. Fs1ssc per box; peaches. 5oc1N per
box: pears tefi65c per box; persimmons. %
graaates, ssaec per boz: auinces Sisoc
per box: oranges. new nayeis. <s5s54: Mex
lean nmes. repack. G50Gi3: cannon Cali
fornia lemons .5cl$I: choice California
lemons seQe 30; bananas. QGe. pineap-
pies. 81 5si3.
Bus,er--Fancy creamery. ss0asc: sec
onds. 25Afe6c. fancy dairy 24c. seconds. 2itt
2se; picked, eoJ2ae: firkin. 1Sualc.
Cheesa-New. l21i1l1c. old. 1egllc; Cali
fornia cream cheddar. Haze. Young
America. Ia BE; Eastern. ls9lic; West
ern iaGil3c.
Eggs-Store nominal: fancy ranch. 40
&c: Eastern. l7I25c. duck, Sc.
Pouitry-Livs turkey hens. liul2c per
pound: live turkey gobblers. le9lsc: roos-
tiers. old, {3Sa4; young ROSTERS, $t0s:
Brothers. small s. 75fi3: broilers. large. s.. IS
az: fryers s3Nd4 hers. s.5oQ5: ducks.
old s.. 5on45o: ducks, young. 1.0Gt5o:
geese. $50: goslngs. 81 25Gi1 20; pigeons,
old 75u9oc, pigeons. young. N-2s1l50.
Wool and Hops.
Spring wools-Nevsda. iiQlsc: Oregon.
12niac; Northern. li4lbe. Fall woods
Southern coast lambs. sGSc: San Joaquin
lambs. 1Msc. Northern lambs. loIIoisc:
San Joaquin plains. 1Msc; Humboldt and
Mendocino. 15li5iyc
Hops-New. loalic per pound; old. nom-
inai.
Financial.
Sterling on London. sixty days. $A.S3A
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PUBLISHERS NorIcE-The only au,


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TACOMA BUREAU 49, No. i2u3 Pacific
avenue
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BELLISGHAM BAY 49, New Wnatcorn.
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Stanley. Agent.
VICTORIA. II. C.~-George Marsden.
This Office,
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The local market ives fairy active YES
49, ~ ~ -. ~ "A arm 80 sver. In
- s..ss< $3.50 $50 az. MOI 40 ssIff rs
they s we're ats Nv Weeks Weeks ago.
sohbt"E a""safo"s-
ia tie ' iossi n r.srssi yesterday:
80. - 80.
ssgar tleSsa, -, sSos4ea in 4, 81.
~ - extra IN DOS peI ~ ~ Sss.'
80 60. - s" -. ,,yss-ss
- er,i - 80. sisnssssl--ratsa ExeeIIenf.
80, '' s'aa 2fsp 3, go -, r,st .ssss: sfa-
Lam. Ser 30, 81. 81. ar io-ls sacks. sz.50 per
ga. re -four Ter 81. ss'ya. OF lu-iD sacks,
Is a e. 49, .' ~ nsssi usr hbI. 81 .:
ssg e gT - a. r az os.as ser abi Eess s:
korn,ny rsr syst - 81 =: eraexsa wheat. per
80 s. * fsEeG gneaf $3.50 per case.
,ssasts ys5s. ,iAs tsfs,r .sr exT s2g5: pearl
barley, iyg-l5 xaexs, &c; Glib boxes; sssc'
split peas. per l&5-iA sack, ~: %s-!9 osxss.
sfac. corn neaI yellow, los. $40: sos. -,
Write, hs. U-se; s,s. a.Se. faxed nonaihS'
bbls s.; kegs Sc. g.
.ssnes Northumberland Mocha, per 10
szcs Java per ia. zsa-sci CoslA 49,, 49,
choice per 10 stc .. s..s :.
~ iaf-to eases. per cwf. Si@i5 vs-lb 80 :
per ewt HE; ae-lb cases psr eWs. sa- 10.
Java, ag-io tins, per ~ sse ss sSA CO.
a9en MOCHA. 5alsc, Garaeoi,z ss,9 49, f'.aa-
fsnsla: &c. ground coffee la4-ec, L.o"'
fps. si1.i5. "a si275; DIS. sizsa
Meats, Provisions Dud Fish.
Fyexh Mats 5fabhsnc1-fsnys beef. 5fr5fxc;
t,eer beef s.sfSc per Id: mutton. Sc per
". PORK. sixc per ID; veal. " Per 3D. ,t,s,.
Iahls. small, ils.c; ereaA'ASa p&son' iSe. :
sill siles. satc ,.... 4Ste.
FFsss Flsn poholfsSl- Iia n -
salrnon. sase: salmon trout &c; no oa b. -
T9se. SORES Sc, rock COG. IS is@s.
%, perch 51s@sc' mountain uo"s'
naflHips, iuc.
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animated and prices show = further I'm
rroyesnrns OF IJc Sales we're OF a bass
OF k5sr4E for native sheep. and E~srs@
FOR Western rangers while fed Westerns
brought 81 szss4 =, lzushs brougrt EzsS.A.
~isth plenty OF sales around s.
Receipts - Cattle. =.ssss. hogs. -s."s:
g5esp Ia tss
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatch 70 the Post-Inteliigencer.
TATOOSH. Nov. i2,-4 y. m.-Rarometer
asa: light rain: wind northwest. twenty
six miles. Outward. a ship in tow of Sea
Lion. 1915 D. M. Inward a ship. s:4S a, M;
a bark I'm tow of tug Car, l2:i5 p. m; tug
Sea Lion. 2:0s y. N. la the Straits. bound
PORT ANGELES. Nov. i2.-Barometer.
=. 50; cloudy: wind northwest. ten miles.
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SAN FRANCisco MARKETS


SAN FRANCISCO. Sot 1@-r{ot.r.-
.Fams.y extras 81 sssg4 &. bakers extgas.
81 agSs ~
W'heAt- Shipping 81 g3ss Fas M. I and
81 asa a. Ser Caotct milling. wheat
g. &sAsss&-8ss..
BArles- H5ss@-sse: brewlas. Slg
AH.iF
Oats oag 70 fatr sJ.osss gltla good "a
eeoscs. sl.l-'ssti Ia fancy. s. e3st = gray
8 Iaifl Is. milling s. iBsfi l., saryYise g. &
@l-5. olaek. fer see3 = SsgG -. red. s. :
a1&&
Receipts,
Eis.ar quarter sscS A.. - *. 10 OREGON
= ~. wheat ttatsis, rs ~. do Oregon.
So ss&Essy EvHI-sEs. go u2sz sefrst4s
81. beans sseAss AIS. caru- eentslx .
Ees5at0TS esat rs. Sk&as aa Lsragoa S.
0sa3s&s. sacks a. 10 t1reEan -. [syan.
SACKS. ). AZ. sas4d1}gss s..cAs. 81. d. Ore
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

SMITH-The funeral of Capt. Frank
Smith will be held at the Masonic tenn
pie. corner OF Second avenue and Pike
street at II o'clock Sunday, November
IA. 1897 under the auspices OF Kenton
Lodge. No. % +. and A, NJ. of Port
Blakeley. Rev. John +. Damon VIII
offciate. Friends are invited TO attend
MERCER-The funeral OF Hester i.oret-
Ia, wife of Thomas Mercer will be held
at the First Methodist Protestant
church corner of Third avenue and
Pine street. at IL o'clock sunday, No
vember H. 1897. lnterment In Lake View
cemetery.
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PORTLAND, Nov. i2--The local wheat
market ia very weak. due 10 an indisposi-
tim on the part or the foreign market ~
sske hold Of the heavy offerings from this
side Some exporters were still quoting
sse an extreme figure for Walla Watla
bal stc MAS the railing quotation. Blue
stffn II AuI1c and valley 75sssc per
hushSf
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NEW YORK MAkkETs.


NEW YORK. Nov. fz-Toxssy's market
Was without animation a. any time Inc
preliminary drive al Sugar ana the oslr
or t~o subsequent raids On the sock fzssed
10 dfssodge any large offerings. ard TIE
Subsequent dealings IN that stock show
greatly diminished activity and armne-s
tne caQr@e ssscws mes gain Of small frar-
ton The fow price fgr the Gay TniEh
was t-Szs vas a new low point on the
present. movement.
from point Of activity and aDsorasd one
third Of the total dealings.
New Jersey Central led the tncty1s:usi
group and advanced at one time ia points.
sslidated Gas fipciuated wildly. rissng TWO
points. recedsng AZ and closing az net
decline OF IA. Outside OF these Inc Tea
lures Of the market were without part!ei-
lar interest. There Was some continuance
III selling for the London account. especial
iy Of ST. Paul and this was shout the only
unfayorasie factor in the news OF the day.
The result OF the trading today Is 10
bring the level Of prices back to about the
same levei as that held before the very
sharp decline OF last Friday. The upward
sisted by The continued favorable charac-
ter Of the railroad earnings, reported for
the first week In November. The days net
gains are point or over in some OF the
Changers, and other prominent active
stocks are nearly two points over In the
sl9aleFs.
The bond market was active al higher
prices The total sales were 81 80 90.
United States registered 4s and the 5s cou-
pom were up ~ bid. and the new Is Is bid.
MonSs and Exchange.
Money on call easv at ilxsI2 per cent:
last loan Ia per cent; closed, lSxQlsa per
cent. prime mercantile paper. 3iaaiia per
cent; sterling exchange. strong, with &C.
tuai business In bankers bills at ASlsn
s-sSz. for demand and al s4s5ssH4S57s for
sixty days: posted rates. 81. s3i1d4. sSis:
commercial bills A.s2l4: silver certificates.
ssi=N5ssze; bar silver. 5!1=e, Mexican dol
lars Aiac.
Government bonds. strong; state bonds,
dull. railroad bonds strong
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Nine tickets To the rich gold fields are
hsing given away By the P6st-ln:eill-
geacer. which allows Won 20 earn "A grub
stake At tac same tsnae. Are yo1 ia the
FacsP IL not, send 10 the manager today
fer blagks.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. l2-Today's state.
merit Of the condition Of the treasury
shows Available cash balance, s2aa ID
81: geld reserve, SIS. sSs. 49,
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synopsis.
There has been no rain today in Caifor-
MIA. Southern Oregon or in parts OF Vest
ern Washington Heavy rain fell at Spo-
kane. Portland and Tatoosh island. The
temperature has generally fallen since yes
terday in the western section.
Seattle--Maximum temperature. Is deg:
minimum. Is deg; mean. IL deg; weather.
cloudy.
c. n SALISBURY Observer.
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BreadxtuM ~.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. f:-Close: Wheat
Spot, No. . red Northern spring. firm ar IS
Gid
steady at 3s 3i4d, spot. American mixed.
firm al So 2Ad
Flour-St. Louis fancy winter, steady at
los Sd.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast, steady
e. lOsfifS
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Fetal sales.
senerai Quotations.


Flour Receipts. y ga barrels: exports
H. ~ barrels; steady and ncsise without
change ia price
WhtAt-~ Receipts ,s9 80 bushels. expar:s
itsNG3 bushels, sp0, steady Nc . red
y2sn. options opened weak under lfsap.
poiatiuR abb and Ign setting rallied
un covering and 2ss quiet ard very steady
all day cl0stGg 'sss'.y net tower. No rsd
November closed az s%C. December. 81 s-ls
7s},y closed al $93sc-
Ntps-SIeaay
" ao|-guirt
ra}euW~-GuiCt,
CoflCe-D Options ouened steady nj 5si 40
points advanced, CLOSING ss;esdy at Rtf
advance ~ tsti8 D0tntss sales. gG@n htss
including: December A5Ac &afch Sc
Spot coffee Rio usliet. M. ! luv0ge,. 6s..,
No g. ioebsnx. Sac. mild. dull C0stoya
sAH7tac-
SuE8r-Eaw. firn. refined. 6rm-
Metals.
Copper-1pil Lake, brokers'. sIoTS, ex-
change. SD, f-sa i3 vi
pig Iron $!eaIN- Southern SO sssgfl ~
Nof3 begin $I9&.ss3t% =
Lead Dali. hToNesf, see. exchange.
81 'afix -
Tin saaer; Straits. sl3@gis, =. plates.
g}aEAet weak,
Spsster-~Duu at 81 Ig9st X
Tss irCa-~N tgT3BGs. easy AZ s.. = Ats and
s. " asked.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
EinAnclal.

LONDON. Nov. I..-Consols. 100: silver.
26Nss.
NEW YORK. Nov. 12-The Evening
Posts London financial cabiegram says:
The stock markets were hfeless today
and trifie less firm. Money was better.
The dizziness In Americans here Is partly
due to difficulties OF dealer. who Is a
bull on Americans. and who recently lost
heavily by the sharp fall OF certain indus
ed tomorrow, or II may blow over. 1t Is
really nothing important Americans closed
above the lowest
The Paris bourse was duh and the Ber-
lin marker steady
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HOTELS,

HOTEL YORK ~Firsi-ciass rooms. 80
tor. telephone. bath; First avenue "a,
Pike European or American plan. rae.
.ec 10 81 per day.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA, Nov. Wheat i2c higher
No 1 bluestem, Sc: No. | club. 13c.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle. Nov. Z. sSssr
Exchanges a. the Seattle. Tacoma. 500
ksne and Portland clearing houses ro<1sy
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Hoa1a.
Us new 4s reg .l27AlN. j. Cen. IS ...112a
New Is. coup iz3i4 North Car. Is ..I22
Fours. reg .,..fl2ssl Fours -. 49,. .l02
Fours. coup Ills. Nor. Pac. lists Ill
IwoS, reg ssi@l Thfets AIS
Fives. coup .iiisINY.c. & stLis iass.
District gss ..10ai4l Scr & West. es.i2iaz
Ala.-ciass 4 ..lN IN. w. Consols .1t2
Class y .-.-...les Deb: rs .......- lle
Class & .......lU0 lOr. Nav. lists ...Hiia
Currency :. .. rs Fours -. 49,. Is
Atehlson IL SOS Or. s. l.. bs. I. r.i2pia
Adj. Is 81 Elves, l. r. S2As
Can. So. eds .f0.iaIor. I'm. lists. I. rice
Can. Pac. lists =. =. F'ives t. r. -. Al
Chi Terminal 4iz.lPac. as OF rs -. 1929
ches. a. Ohio SIS .iiDi@I Reading Is 49,. s4ia
g., IL g. ID, is.l04sslR X. q. W. lists -. siis
-. 4 X. q. lists, les tSt.I.. & I.M.c.5s. s5'a
Fours -. -. S7islSt.L. e. S FIG .6s t's9s
East Tenn. lists. l0a Isl. Paul Con. .,.13sis
Erie Gen. Is -. 1nL2lSt.P.C. & P.lsts lisa
+ W&D tsts.t.r. 6s Elves -. -. li6i.
Gen Elec. 81 ...1oliaIs c. Non-Fund. 4
q. III. 4 s. A. 6s.1ftS So Ry IS 49,. sIss
Seconds =. 1osis Stand r. 4 II. IS %
III. Il T. Cen. 5s. 10 Tenn. new SET 3s ST..
Con, Is .Io4ialT. p. J.. q. lists. ssia
Iowa c. lists -. ast. Reg. Ids ....... 21ia
n. r. Con. [. r., SGT. Union Pac. lists. i0'ia
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Missouri IS LOO West Shore Is lilo
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

SOCIETY NOTICES.
ALL RESIDENT and soiourning Odd Eel.
lows are requested IN sneat al the Odd
Fellows bah, Hotel Stevens, az ID
O'Clock Sunday, November ~ 1887, for
TIE pirpc@e or attending the funeral OF
BTo;hsF Capt Frank Smith. IF Kan!I-
cHie Lodge. j. Q, .. + b order OF the
Seattle General Relief Committee
wa. pEARsE. President.
j. +, NJ LAIGHLfS. Secretary
ARCANA Lodge, No. ST. r and 4 NJ
meets second and fourth Mondays each
month.
PLATING. WIRE AND IRON wORkx
PACIFIC RAILING AND pIaTESg
Works. rs Union
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mot included in total: other Items.
ssNos included. no comparison.
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WANTEp-Thrse or four unf,,-,a,~>
rooms Tor iwat housekeeping. 49, 49,
=. q. Box Ss7.
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rent: family ~ -. -
10 rent a small modern cortass -
nice. convenient rooms for honssls..lIee
must be Tirst-SlaSS and near in
n. p. care Post-inielligencer Aossse
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TACOMA
HOTEf~-Fifty rooms. furnished ana hsr
f.tures, Pacific avenue. one bio~E ..isl
e depot. bar fixtures ana s,r~t. D.t1
originally cost H.ooos s., 100 ~in r@n, ~
building for one wear and buy the s,yn 80
tire and bar hAtuFes. . rms 81 .C.o sasH-
balance in Twelve monthly In ssags.,.s.t'
or other terula n3ay he made FEaeil,,
Ren, and Collection Co. Financt,t 80.
General Property Agents, Taeosn,
Wash.
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THE MARITIME RECORD.
FORECAST FOR SATURDAY.
Portland. Nov. e iS-.
Occasional rain. stationary temperature.
q. Z. DEPARTMENT OF AGRiCuL-
TURF. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY p.-r rT-N
Seattle, Nov. Is 1881.
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The following table, compiled by Brad
street. shows the bank cearings at the
leading cities for the week ended Novem-
Der IL. with the percentage OF Increase ana
decrease, as compared with the corre-
spending week last year:
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS

The local market YVES fairly active yes
terGay hui t>sre was no gresft dfrfiss NJ
EGxs and batter are as firm az ssef. ~
tlse cereal world prizes are noz 80 SsAA As
they were fsw weeks ago