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I SnaEiLt REPAIRING

l MhR AgsnaEa cIGrpss rss.oxe~sa
sGs repaired general repase5oe- "a -
!@moIa street Eo6cSca BgsS.
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Advertisers desiring display ADVERSE,
rear,f~ changed for ff. Sunday iEssse must
Ia ID in copy BY ] O'Clock Saturday 10 III
s0gs change
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EERTS15--Tn sseaftIe. E0n1sy, AggtFsi
Isl. to Mr. ard Mrs fei A ifsfsags ala
SeTsnt<ensa ayeyssEe a son,
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IN order to scare csrr@cr tnsSrttcn OK
notices snAsr sAss< ase-sss~ru tke sa-s
gsoksi1 - let at TIE business Office 81
fsi@ paper. Nc charge IL mate for srca
notices
Funeral notices. RESOLUTIONS or other s-se-
Stas a1f0NEceEtss fttS Htis ~ cAarEEG AZ tEe
yzts q 10 cs.sfa Der lire eacH !g1srgrton-
FfET~ @TrI. <fTsrs%1EsR CO
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PUGET SOUND AM tlasr. -
SHIP COMMIT
VICTORIA Hocsa

Steamer City OF ktnssn -
cola.s. " ash, snt victork 4
s,ispm LN VI "racoma M
s;Sipm. ~ n SEATTLE ~ ~
l2;S,sn LIZ y IT. Towrena. ~ w
S:gssm Arllol Victoria Hf1
DAILY except Sunday. u
This steamer furnishes srse....
modstions. carrying hcsA
passengers and leaves from ~ n
Seattle. for Victoria. at sXnHN
Tacoma a : ,. m.
Passengers fer Victoria q,
staterooEns Until ! a. "a. 81
For rates. tickets. ETC., inouip. =
G. =. TH0RNnir
Agent, Yeslsr whs1 -.
]. \. NADEAU,
General Agent. N. P. RI -
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE
Paid-up capital ................s $50 600
surplus --.-......... 5000
Maurice McMicken ........... President
j. h MeGFaw .....-..........Nice President
Lester Turner ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Cashier
General banking business transacted
Sight and Geographic exchange PAYABLE
in all the principal cities Of the
United States and Europe
Letters of credit furnished on Alaska.
payable at all trading posts of the n. A. T.
4 T. Co.
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STR CITY OF Aberdeen
LEAVES FOR TACOMA Am nv
AT 80 A. Y.
DAILY, EXcEPT SUNDAY
STR. MULTNoMAH
CDAIIN
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND DIN,
AT p. q.
FARE BETWEEN SEATTLR Am u
COMA. % Cent?
ROUND TRIP. s. CENT
Tel. Main 81. CITY D0CI ~
CAPT. l.. WILEY. MANAGE,
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PORT ORCHARD ROUTE

Steamer MARY r. PERIL
Leaves Galbraith's dock, foos o. 49,
ton street. for sylvan Grove. ssSsg
u. g. Navy Yard, Chsrlef,on. * I
Returning. leaves sidney a. y nsj
1915 % M: Navy Yard, 100 .. q vi
m. Saturday nights. leave ~ ~ 4
O'Clock: Navy Yard. eco. Tslspn
Isl. Dozen for charter on Sundals
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81. TRANSPORTATION co-wsi

Time Card.
Steamer Champaign. Skagit river 81
leaves Seattle Angus, at II q. n, -
5 AT Ii a. IN. August I al n
Mt Vernon August 4 at p. a., -
6 az s q. m. August s at 4 n, cIA
Everett Thursday going NORTH. csuss
Tulalip. Stanwood. Fir. Ska9M IlH
Vernon and Avon. i
City Dock-Steamers for all pomn 2
Sound. open all night; \; n Arp1|
Master. Telephone Main u.
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STEAMERS.

SAN JUAN ISLANDS
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
carrying United States mall leaves f,t,v
dock. foot OF Main stree, No,9as
Wednesday and Friday al l a. m. for por,.
Townsend san Juan Islands and Nv
NhatcoEn- Returning leaves %eyy yvsa,
com Tuesday. Thursday ard Satf1r4ay -,
a. N; j. Il. Thompson rnarlager-owner
LAZY. Bogardus & Co, agents. civ dock
Telephone Main n
co on THE GREYHOUND
Everett. Edmends. Snohornish Po~,,s
Three round trips daily, except sundav
IN effect Nov. 70 lv- Leaves sea:.iS'.
a m. II m. p. ~: leaves Ever,rt az
a. IA I'D 2. m, s;B p. m. Sea,rla lara
ing. Coirnan dock: Everett landing NJ
chants dock Connects with Str EIysr
for Tacoma, with SIR Mikado Tor Snaisl
mish, with train for Monte Cristo ana W..
stations. Telephone. Red S2f way
FRANK W. GOODHUE. Manager
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HOOD CANAL. ROUTE
III

STEAMER DELTA v.A4sI
Leaves Galaraigh dock. foot o. ~ N
ton street, Tuesdays, Thursnav vsrsyEx|
urdays at O'Clock a. m. ioI HtsI
Port Gamble. Seabeek, Brinnn. n
Dewatto. Lilliwaup Falls. hocys
Union City. Returns alIsrnsx Vsxe
u TROUTHAs, -
Telephone. Rcd Isl.
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srEANEn
FLY ON The ~FIS6s~

FLY ON THE ..FISS]
Fam SEATTLE TO ram.
our round trips daStv sQ1
=" o5nS aour ani ,wnn.vssxsN g.
Rsv,,iiaE STEAMER ~
49,. 'aF daily trins atA
iAhlAG EF FEET rrrrSn
rezvs sIME earn Nd
p. n. LIN z 49,
Leave Tacoma
Ie,xa So. SlNDaYs AT
Leave Tscogna-,.ss IN, n.f.
LANDING a, No-the-s "a. IN 81
coma, and Commereiaf sacsac M,
rson street. Seattla sa aock tn =
,, suhdays: steamers F1y., =
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HOTELS.

HOTEL. yoEE-Fg-s.-class rooms: eleva-
tor. telephone. bath; First avenue and
Pike. European or American plan: rates
sAc TO 81 per day.
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WANTED-TO RENT.

WASTED-C;entieulan wants permanent
room In private house; comfortable quar-
t~rs and pleasant location. hath room.
not TOO far out; terms must be reasona-
bic. references given. Address Room
Wanted care Post-Inteliigsncer.
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DIVER AND WRECKER.


A. .. BENJAMIN-Sand pumps for gold
mining kept in stock So Railroad ave.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW PIANOS for rent Albert Hansen.
1oS First avenue
OLD PAPERS for sale at the business Of
fee Of this paper. 15c per bundle.
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HOTEL ASBoTT-Tairs. and Pike: first
class rooras. Soc 10 81 day; S month and
upwards.
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wHATcoM, SEATTLE AND TAcVi||
ROUTE.

Take steamer BAY CITY Tor Assns
FairhavaG or Whatcon. Lfavesx ~ n
cfaI dock. Tacoma. 2 p. m. CITY ~
foot Main street,. Seattle. p. n, ~
Thurs. and Sat. Returning leave -
com s p. m; Fairhaven. SIS
Anacortes 10 p. m. Sun. Wsons
Fri Farss-Seattle 81. or tl1 foaas I
Tacoma tla5, or s. round trip: rrfs
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.

SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY.
engineers ard CONTRACTORS, bridge build
ing. dredging. hsroor improvements and
general contracting. Charles street and
First avenue south
SEATTLE BRIDGE COMPANY builders
~ bridges fer rztlrra8 Is ard high wayS-
pile driving tre~fie znS wharf h1ffTi-w
So SEATTLE National Bark building
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,oE AND coin STORAGE.

DIAMOND LCE AND COLD STNEACsp
Company. fect TuioH street rranafas,-
'urSs CO s52A he !Tgs2 alst.ilG4 aater.
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PORT ORCHARD AND Pgni
INGTON RoUTE;,,anv

PORT ORCHARD AND PgnA
INGTON RouTE,,aos
STEAMER 4. T. Rusiss,
Carving 4. s. Mail q. snieCe
On Port Orchard and Po,t ~
route. leaves CITY dock. fos. -
street. S9l a. n. cal.lng al 800 80
Burcheli. Brick Yard. Brea Tssesr
Navy Yard. Sidney. ChaFlesID0a,.;, oresss
Chico. Snverdale. Leaves s,s.i*s.
Navy Station at p. m. aniss.,sr. "
4 p. m z. y. Robinson. Tehqs
Bogardus * Co. axenss.
Main a.
KRrsE 3 > LIS u, - e
schooner ". r. WITHDRAWN ~ Tsrsn z
San rrancisco for Seattle AZ, 49,
August s. Isg7, cor Meeting ..ssIsht. }
for all Puget sound ports. 80
ton. Through rates 80 all polaassa ~
+ +. GAME. Agent, AfaRs -
Uslephona Pike -
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AUCTION SALE.

WANTED-Dealers everywhere % handle
Anderson latest and best up-to-dste map
% Alaska. Yukon and Clonayke s0ld
fields. new information Will BE- added
fast as received from reliable explorers
now ia the field Prices, PAPER. I5c
covers. g.. cloth. $50 Address The @ T.
Anderson Map ana Hue Print Co. Oc-
ctaansal block Seattle Wash.
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University Mississippi

]
Alier consultation WIN lhe Ef.cu
'lliVe Commll ices OF Ille state hoaru OF
HeaiIh' ana Dy us aUEicp the Cuni'
Pefsl'y ol Mls-l'dPp' VIII oeg'h u
session OF le9t-97 on ......
/ Monday, Novambsr i6. 1897, at 9 a m
slndentg win nr,rer hea.rb oerlia.
Gates viii INA raenfvei-fron 'nou.infec.
tod nlores onl, Thoy shopl5 moi mr..
rive boCoro ibo "a J., nsf 0.bc,s
.honi5 corrosnand g,ilb fLe CbonealIor
os II. tbo s,on5 70 ho r'i,or' I'm ordor fo
,noks it,ss,er,.r.,saa, IA amos. 81 Ih.
norl,cs, .nossirlo .. Vnis ,o.ts.of,
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'rG T,Do msmoi rsC %.;.,,,I :" G.1o' 0'"'es '
on,it'a5 'I "a ,, ,'l'.'' i3'1So ,, wiz "
In ~ - Ni''''pu 'u"' "o'A
ro..ot,a7a 80 - ~" Ivy 'u" ~, Wy "
o~s'' YIN .,iI Ioo'o..y VI .''"o lu' III
,.siahonn,,@oS.. @ y 49,, 80. ,,al1 +I"'
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The Retention Of Consul GeReral Lee.


The decision Of the Mckinley Ad-
minislratiOn to send General Fllzhugb
Lee back TO Havana as Consul Gen.
eral is very important act on the
| part or The authorities at Washington
1t is an indication that no change Of
policy is contemplated and that Gen
eral Lees cours while Consul General
has met with the unqualified approval
OF tbe president aud his advisers.
The return OF General Leo to Ha-
vana is not indicative of resolution
70 speedily intervene in Cuban affairs
His entire course has been marked by,
conservatism and firmness, all The
customs and methods of diplomatic
usages being scrupulously adhered to
In fact, ii is probable that the Admits
istraiion has resolved to wait patlent-
~ until The Sagasta Government has
bad an opportunity to carry iuio eff. |
feet the promised reforms, aud more |
parIlcu arN antnno my.
General Fl z5ugh Leo was appoint /
ed Consul General 1T Havana b,
President Cleveland, and was the rep.
resentaiive of this Government at the
Cuban capital durIug the whole term
Of Captain General Weyler. General
Loe has firmly protected all Americans
who resided in the island, aud has
safe guarded American interes SITS to the
'ull satisfaction OF his countrymen.
His reteulon by tho McKlulcy Al
is high compliment and
public recognition of his services, as
veil as an admission that the best in-
crest OF the country required his
ouiinuod presence ia Havana until
ONE settlement of the troubles there {
; arrived at.
What the ultimate course of this J
ountry towards Cuba will be can
My be known when Congress meets '
month hence. Until then General
zee will continue to confiue his efforts
lelcIY to safeguarding The lives and ]
.icresls Of American citizgns IN the .,
land aud watching tie course of ii
vents there, more particularly the D,
ltting into effect of the promised
forms aud heir Influence upon the
urgents'- Picay nne
ct
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Anchor

EssAye Boats pass Greenyille. two
spnaa~ eGch way, twice a week
mn lJay th:y anu ana wednesday. Boats going
Cp,rn III l5VeT connecting at Memphis
sn1 S s,s al,u ~, Louis with all railroad I
"ttanttoL So etteSmDoat lines diverging. Careful
ness The right is reserved to ns.s sO,- snr
landing deemed unsafe. F'' "iy
Excursion rates now on sale tn NJ.
PnlS, cairo and st. Louis, with DriviIs 1o
~ returning by rail. Rooms engaged IN
anN M ooat or date. Further inform tior
oneerInlly furnished on appliestion
J.J HAYS, General a Sant
LYME STARTLING. Agent. CreenviIIs v
The Greenville times., 1897-11-13

Ureeny!lie Is on the eve oi mu.
nicipal election which takes place iu
December. Petitions to have names
placed Oh the ticket for mayor and
alderman, are met on every corner.
Win the overflow and the yellow
fever scare following it, aud still pres.
ent 10 degree, cur people have had
no mind aud less hoaIt to consider
matters political or anything else, ex-
cept that concerning oues personal
ohaIrs. The holding Of matters to-
snther for a crisis The ZINES re-
spec.futly suggests to the fathers OF
GrecH7i.o that The cliy'o afTlir5 dr-
serves sod should receive lhcir bces
thoughts and most careful consider
alton Nothing more vitality attaches
10 citys well being than tho capacity !
Of those called upon to administer its
lHAtrs in tho person ofits mayor and |
alderman, in whose hands is placed |
yory interest affecting the public
rom tax paying to the condition of
be cutters. The TIMES has no eau
.idaie for any place.
lts sole aim and desire is 10
ae elected competent business men
len selected for all places without
eference to their personalities or
ecuuiary needs. The cily's finances
'qulre most careful administration.
9th ends must meet
This is matter 10 which the atten-
on of cur people is called with the ;
'pe that they viii allow nothing to i
, by default. We need the best il
EN- for these places that eau be procur- e
to ill them, To properly take Gale :
the city's affairs now Is no child's !,
ly. Nor is It 10 The rauge OF medi
70 business capacity 10 handle them.
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THE MONEY POWER IN KANSAS.

Aggressive prosperity IN Kansas
has made another demonstration
which is positively alarming and
which, if permitted Ia 90 purebnL-CI
may seriously imperil busness in'
terests IN that State. 1t mas ofren
happened in Kansas that cradftors
have been eompelled TO resort IN barsb
measures in collecting tbe.r claims
but now, thanks 10 the Drosnarops
coalition Of trade aud agricnltura
the order is reversed and t6e dehtor
has become the agre,sor
such at least was the case with F,r-
aer Brown, Of Butler county Tbc
bank ut Eldorado. Kau. beld y mari.
gage for $1,000 on bis groperrv ,vbirb
bore interest NJ 9 par cont ana u,ag
due next February Aner Saline III
handsome crop of dollar Vbcat F3rr,
or Brown began 10 worry about tba,
mortgage. Not that he was efrsf1 - |
= mot III ALL Bgl wanted to ',tr.5
r AID gtt il out ofthe vav rrroiJ-o
aa having to hapd ouf O nar ,o,, 49,,
10 debt which be already had Tho no,s,
u pay disturbed his SIMMER on5 lo6
O. BAD TASTE ia his month evcrv mo-
ilg when lie went out to feed the cat,
's' nc 'lele4c[e appeared at the
he @rrnnnfaC,ba m 'lCI o"a ana counted out
teresl up to date in dean crfsn ,'" ooIt ""
aaadasd greenDacks. The ess4Icr
al'et looking Ip the records explain,
n E'a-,,'-o,' s1'' $40 'i', suso "a9Dt uu5 un-
9gId not ac.enf nag,s,,, .,.I' ''T, m. y u.
Brown is a patient man bu ,bcrr is b
a limit gFcI to bis forebearauce. The {
soa o5 country bank refusing good a
T. ulFGN States currency eXa.D4rataJ /
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(4REENVlLLEl TINES
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1897.
CITY LEVEE.

We understand that the city is pre-
rariug o acquire by purchase or con-
demuauon the right of way prepa"-
tory 20 beginning HE construction OF
'uvea around ihe city ccrU0at
limits The work will Involve tho
expenditure by tho city OF possibly
afght to tor thousand dollars
Aucr ho heavy drain upon the
treasury ON account Of the expenses
Incident to tho quarantine some Of
our tax payers have questioned the
wisdom or Increasing this additional
burden at this time.
But all cogu.ze that az ovo,hoW
of the city can moi be hazarded, and il
there is danger Of it without this city
layea. then the legce must be built.
If the main leyee is or wiIIbe safe for
five miles above and hnoon bolow
GrrouylIc, il is scarcely possible that
20 brcnk without those limits would
effect the city, Those distances are
embraced, we believe IN the enlarge
maut proposed to be made this sea.
son out of the last government ap-
preparation. Aud If such enlarge
meut will certainly be made, there IS
no practical danger Of the enlarged
lavee breaking and no necessity Of The
city lcyee.
This work is covered by be uUl0r-
luna'e long time contracts, made by
Capt Newcomer, and which wsra IN
,euded to be changed Into short lime
contracts by the Board paying a bonus
10 the contractors, il being understood .
that upon the Board guaranteeing /.
such bonus the contracts would be I
put IN such shape that they would be .
enforceable for the short time, yiz:I
March /, 1898, and thereby tie Dis
lrjct would get the benefit of the ap.
preparation iu time to guard against
The great food
We have been reliably Informed
that as to some of these contracts, at
least this has not been done. That
lhoro isuo short time clause in them,
merely an understanding on The part
Of the contractors that he will com.
9Jote work on short time # be can,
thereby earning the bonus; but no
provision whereby this completion
.au be Insured by the government or
Board having the right to put on
.orcc, 1t necessary, to insure the com. s
lle.ion. This simply means that If G
It's profitable to the contractor 10 {
inish The work on shert time no will /
10 SO, if not, the Districts reliance 7
or not being overaowed is that there b
gill be no high water. |
II this be true as to all these con- &
racts, tie danger TO the District is g
II it bo true as TO rbe b
iI.er.s bond eal9rgrmanl-ono q q
ho lowest and most dangerous places /,
# leyee ou the line--the propriety Of Y
be city building levec, however II
tile able lo-aiford it, is self evident. o
nd we suggest that the committee k
DpOiutcd by the Council on the Iaveo L
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

me books are now open for tbt
collection of State and County taxes
ana your attention is called to tbc
following seetione:
SECTION 2s02,
Annotated Code 1892
"All taxes remaining unpaid ON The
hiteenlh day of December sbalI i'm.
mediately he collected by the collec.
'of, by distress aud sale of any per.
Sonal proper liable therefor; and sneb
sale shall take place at the court hopse
door unless The property be too cpm.
Ofous TO be removed, and five davis
no'iee OF the time aud place and sale
shall be given by advertisements nns
up III three public places in the conn.
~ one OF which shall be at the conrt
mouse door, aud the collector shall
ne allowed TO collect and retain in GA
ul'loh To the taxes all necessary aT-
penses Of removing aud Keeping the
property distrained." '"0
"And 10 per cent on all taxes .,,o,
me 18th of December, and al tor
eaca Poll collected" Section 2o91. |
ihe above sections will be comnIiod
", H'n TO Inc letter, aud all receipts on
Il and not paid, will be treatod %
'lher delnquents. '" as
.,,e !. b. HEBRON.
'nn and Tax Col. Washington 90
The Greenville times., 1897-11-13

II you want cold glass OF
extra pale, drawn by the new
process, call at
1SENBERG' s.
The Greenville times., 1897-11-13

sse~Job Printing OF every descrlptlo
neatly and promptly executed at this
Office. Send us y0ur orders.
The Greenville times., 1897-11-13

Why send your Jug orders
70 retailers ? By sending di.
e recS 10 us you save their prot.
lM. j. IfENHRER
The Greenville times., 1897-11-13

CAR PETS. CARprrS
lUO Rolls just Received.
MIssIssrrPf HARDWARE ca.
The Greenville times., 1897-11-13

! OIuhle body 10 grant
II,
residents of -uil city
=. malt, spirltuous an'
less quantities than
of business, 2lH Nuf
CITY, and we lCcomin
} be of good reputation
person to receive su'
ti0ncr viii ever pray
Leon Levy
Joseph Bethel llamnI
Lewis Eek tone
George singer
g Wll'i5m Muller
John llauway
william Burton Cunnt
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Petition for Liquor License.

10 the city Council Of Greenuiei
We. the undersigned qualified electors OF the
rity of tiIpenyille, County Of Washington and
state of Miss S. ppi, hereby petition your hon
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The Greenville times., 1897-11-13

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