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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-08-05

Mr.. jim WHY and wife made a
trip to Florence this week.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-08-05

DR.. LaRose is with us again.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-08-05

Lamps, Oil DC, at Barlow's.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-08-05

Paints, Oils aud Dyes, at Barlow's
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-08-05
WANTED.

WANTED-To sell large safe cheap.
w Call at this Office.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-08-05

STEAMER W. A. JOHNSON.
Leaves Paducah every Saturday for all
points on Tennessee River.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-08-05

WANTED--To sell second hand Piano
~ cheap for cash or part on time. Call
at this office.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-08-05

WANTED-To buy and sell real estate
w WATSON & HEFNER.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1886-08-05
f Y A N S Y ILL E
PADUCAH
and
PACKET COMPANY.
Operating on Ohio, Mississippi & Ten
nessee Rivers.

Leaves St. Louis every Monday for all point.
on Mississippi, Ohio, Cumberland and Ten
nessee Rivers. Lerves Clifton Thursday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-27

Al ApvERxuRE.-Ay ounR bnshwhack-
e. frnm MlssuuEi n2msd Mmnf1rd
Paine. rszi6ing il the Badger mnantain
country, recentiy went thrguzh an 3D.
venture which nearly cost him his life.
Il sesnas that younR faIns, IN company
vita bis employer, PlAtt Cogbalgy. IN
dertoak 80 lazso 3 f0ur-year old ball
running % The range, and the property
Of Mr.. OoEbaley. Altar tie rops had
beea throan and The vaqaeEo a1oppsd
his horse. the ball pulled tie slddle
over TIE hoEse's nsok. thus turning lie
head d9gn between rs knees Whiis
che hofae Was h this position tha bah
ehaxnea and Rosed him terribly, Paine
1seinR % fooe fsr his life. Altar plao-
ina the koFse hers d eombaf, the in
faFiated animal took aftsr Paine. As
bis pursaer GOT within bat three fest Of
HIN Paine fired bis SIX shooter blank
lnte is facs. fortunately for him. d.
yerfing the animal from les oourss No
further attempt uas mads 60 secure the
animal, Who walked OF With the rops
around bis horns and q ball n bic fore
bead. Mr.. CoEbaley says that IL any
body wants that rope they may 60 doWn
on the banks Of the classic Columbia
aRa pail e over that balls haad.--
5pskans Falls CAroAfels.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-27

Rn0 10 so AcREs or
Eand ndioinine tbs
stIs. Lake Shore . El1iern
ET
Ne hare An1s b. lie acre IN
side e The eitT hmifs.
Ten o. u residences F; some q
them very good.
Kour business properties on
Commercizl street and some Ene
bloeks On Front street.
One SIS 900, one so, 600, one
5000 aad one $500 piece Of
property On Second street.
Ihree Saw Mills. One Hotel
One improved block IN Com
stock addition.
Seek farm Of 1000 acres.
several small farms.
so 900 stock a Goods.
Lots aad blocks in Al parts Of
tie city.
We think nov Is as good 3
time to bay property IN Seattle
IS there wil ever be. The time
il not far distant when Seattle
viii Be the recognized railroad
center Of Puget Sound, and when
this fact becomes established il
win Be TOO late to buy property
cheap.
HEFEgR & DISHOS.
oe5 2081 COmnsrcial street.
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FLRMS FOR SlLE.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FoR
= saie AL e. part o. hia farm. n rnile-
trOm Seazfl1 and q mites from TIE paw
ee4ch rca1. Sd actes e. aurvayed ~ Kirr
Cq1nsy surveyor. Sad Arm 4 slrveVS.i
or lnsa III ncra tots. ana . al Level -
neariy Al h8seam land. aa1 vel adapfs5
= hep. Earden q hay culture. The NJ lfe
River c1gEty rad runs thruuRh TIE nlsna.
Peet o13ce acFces The rad tvs schcli
houses and = church within tkrpe-c1r,-
1sfs e male q tie premisea. ana al
reaa depo1 only half : n h aWay, n a
etGatea n HaWAmish river waller. a.
ths Fiver runs al aruan1 three si1c1 al
- 1z4c4 ANe god water. No hrnnh a.
IN ~ on - piAce. i i az n gFasa
hAf an4 NSaad make Sod aAlry fsFTn.
Alaa. farm - DsWafto Maaan eourfv
q ID 4cneA eeeaed lAnd This 49, IL
neAgiy Al Eooa hearer dan ARA. Vel
w4kzre4 Ard eaaiiy ciaared. prinrinaIiT
mall wtleW oruah Thsrs 4 nov 49,
ed Aealt y eczea sod haasa ana rev
naras cui1 enoaEh has fcr tWo COWS 49,
q pair q horae4 sad farm i vel ad4r.f-
e - hap culture And hanayto Skok1rr}.h
tleasFsatzaa. whcrs pieksrs Win aiways
y e had
Tens saay. Ter furshsr uarsteul.-.
ae9rasA eiihar b. tsfasE a. psrs1n.
JOHN KINKS
oe@4w DawumiaA W.T.
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sTEAMKR TRAVKI. ETU
STEAMER HELEN.
F0R colBI, P0RTs 0RcHfR0 aye
WASHINGTON.

IA STEAMER HEIaEN. wa
lia MaEtaK. isaFsg Hnrrlnr
Ten q smith - akrf sgaftla. ever Monday
4elne.eag and Eriony. - ~ ; m. foI
Coi1E, Altchniie Point. haa9 81 P1E1 Or
ehard also. to haaA 81 pnFl Wnahlnator
HaturnInE iaMFa head a p1rt tFeahi 1f0n
at 81 4 ~. haMd Il rnri Orchnrd az Ia a
N. Mitrhails Poiu1 a. ION 4. N. CoIhg q
r.. mEgSTfn4 a. aaMrtlo ahGmf 10 \. m
IsaaaE. Tha1n4aH and SataFday. dW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-27

he alek and A11lcssd sheaid nst fnn 10 cal On
ht2 IheDseicr has VISITED he hosuiialn Il
la'leps acd ootalnnd q Rraai dsai q Tnluakla
snssFflntian uhl-h h. = oempatrnt % iEnpa' /
vi Aak4 - ehaERa unleas ! . snacis 4 crrr
Fersets cHznd q ko1a1 oall o. Wit ~
caDElnicstiong aFicfly conaiartiai. seaA
- ec.lzrA ~ ; bsckags q madlclna. A.
49, na. ,. y. aInDoE. BoE 1851. 81 Frau.
zizno. "a AsBtios For fHlEEEsarEcHa
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BRIrIsm CoLUMBaA.

Amongst the freight brought BY the
ship Glenlyon TO Victoria are $1,000
bricks, for buildina purposes, from EGG.
land. They are consigned 10 the Hud.
son Bay Company.
MEA W. McKeon, Of the Oriental
Hotel, Vietoria, was thrown from q
buggy on Saturday evening. Her collar
bone was broken and she sustained
other painful injuries.
Mr.. John DouRalI's new three story
hotel Is Vancouver will Be complsted
on Dec. ist. The hotel will be ens Of
The largest IN the city, having bar, bill
lard and dining rooms and y sleeping
apartments
After paying OF all liabilities ia con.
nection With the recent agricultural sx.
hibition az Victoria, the manaQemeus
have q surplus Of over $1,000. This sum
viii be devoted 70 paying OF 4 portion
Of ne mortgage on The buildings and
grounds.
The Canadian Paste Railroad Com
pany have been compelled 10 pat on ex-
ira forces Of men in their ear shops In
CobouRg, Perth and elsewhere, Ia order
10 meet the increasing demand for ears
cauaed BY the enormous growth Of
trafac on their line.
The steamer Teaser, which left New
Westminster on Thursday morning for
Victoria, ran ashore On Fulfard reef,
near Ten-Mfle Point. She had q large
cargo on board. when the Rifhet
paased her on Friday morning the
Amelia was taking Of the passengers
and freight She was finally hoated
without serious damage.
Captain W. Moore has plans preuared
for q new stern wheel steamer IS feet ia
length and % feet beam. The contract
viii BE- let In q few days. The steamer
ie % Be used for river trsfhe. very prob
ably on the Yukon. A fish out OF water
& not IN more uncomfortable position
than is The energetic and irrepIessihIs
explain without vessel.
We understand, SAYS tie Victoria
STANDARD. that Captain VIM. Moore b
making arrangements % bald q new
utorngheel boat Of the folIoWine dimen-
aienss Length Is feet, breadth Of beam
% feet. depih % bold 81 feet, to draw
y inches of water, of 50 horss poser.
% carry 60 tens 0f freight ana 40 pas
seneera The boat will Be In running
order IN about threa months. and viii
cot about $4,000.
AZ Chemainns Fecently, Mr.. Plania,
;. n. tried q case IL which 4 Mrt.
Miller was charged BY her husband
With using threatening AngzaQs toward
him. The husband stated that be vas
In bodily fear Of bis "bstter halg,~ and
TIE wife vas ordered 10 Ind snresies IN
The sum Of $500 10 keep the peace 20
ward her husband for Che terra Of two
years. Faiiing 20 furnish the necessary
aeeurity, Mrs. Miller was br0uehs 10 TIE
Nauaino jail last evSRina BY ConstAble
Maingny.
The appeal Of the Canadian Pacific
Railway from TIE deciSinn Of the
British Columbia courts d The iniuae-
ton oAaes h nov under consideration 81
ths Snprems Court a. Ottawa. and a
decision may Be looked far any tine.
TITS dscisioa viii probably determine
WHISTLER o. net the company hes poser
under t.s pFesrnt charter 70 eonsfFusa
ths ext nsion from Port M0sdy 10 Van
ceaveE. ShOnld The decision b IN favoE
Of ne esmpanv, the extension vii be
IN operation before The end os ne pres
ent ysaR.
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+ 0Ts AND BLOCKS FOR SALE IN
H Norlh eoattia.
1sols aad tlocks fer sale n D. I. Den-
ny's arst aeoona. third. fo9xth. hfth aad
Lets ald blocks for sale IN D. 7. Den
nFla Park addition.
I.o.s and blocks fer sale IN d. 7. Den
nyis East Park addition.
Lots aHd blocks for sale 70 Mob Hiil.
I1ss ana hiocks for sale n 0rosn's Cd
L.ols and blsoks for sale in various part.
o. the city.
Farm lands IN King and skagitcountisu
SPECIAL BARGAINS
The 81 Of M I sec "a, b IS north,
range est 90 acEes) e 80 per acre.
In lot Z n NJ see II. y 15nofth, range
east. II acres $50 per acre; improved
Lot 4, block 81, Terryis addition, $500.
a me house and lot IN d. +. Denny
afth addition. $3.50.
A house and tive ven improved lots
Mes. / and &. block 8 Eden addition. 9i20,
Al of biock "a. Eden addition. a ~
for corners and &22s for inside iois.
Lets and 9. block So u. 7. Denny'a Arsi
WANTKD
Property In ali parts Of the city and
county 70 seii.
Money 20 loan on improved city and
farm property.
HOUSES TO BENT
Hsusea for rent and for sale.
Loans negotiated and Investments made
Taxes paid for nonresident parties.
Orders for all kinds ef rough and dress
ed LumheK. lakh. sash. Doors and Mould
ingA win receive prompt attention
correspondence nom abroad solicited
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NOTICE OF SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or TIE
II Third judicial District q Waahinglon
Territory. holdins terms q seattle, n King
eoanfy. Washington Territory.
No. 5ol8-Samnal A. Hoyt, iihellant. Vi. tie
steamboat Gold Dunt. her enEinea, boliora
taekle. apparel ana furniture, repayment
Netiea y herehy gixea that. wheRran. ~ 4
0eeree O. the abeTo eatitled Court. entered az
recore IN said c1uri ca the ath day ~ 90.
teoor, ISIS. The anova nnn1sd nieambcat Cola
Dssi, her enafnaa. boilers. tackle. npparal ana
furnitaFe, wara condemned ADD oTd6Fed 10 b.
seid in The maunsr provided By llw. 10 auswsE
III prayer Of the Above named lfbsllant and
iuteyvenirg hbailantss
Therefara. I uill usil said steamboat, her
enginea boilers. tackla. apparel and furnI.
ture. g pubic anrtion. % the hiahesi hfff ~
far eaah, q 7. ". Lakes shapyard, "a tie citV
g se1ttle. q klns county. waahington Ter
nioEy, - ten ti1l s'cloek In The forenoon, o.
Aoedny. the lst daF Of N0vcmbar. fae6
Dated ths ga Gag Of Oeiobef. 1853.
Uaitss ssatss M.rsha fct W.,hissiSa r..
ritofy. oc9S
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The Emperor Of China sleeps with
eight haudmaida sitting upon Mis- bed.
and sixteen otheEa underneath the bed.
al Of them girls from the ne-wu-fu.
Their function Ia 90 keep watch over
bis Majesty, and they are not allowed
% aneeza, cough agit. OF utter any
other sound.
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dEAEILR. UaE1h 8 ia
On. II. d. LoNsaETR-Dear 49, ~
jean ! nad eoen alll1eesd via ; heaTY,
p4-n1u to1iI1H u my eoEehsa1 ard IS
nlGnt Wo1l1 30 enonhIed with dtnlcult
nre4tnl19. coughing and expao4araslnR
- tna1 had bal line raaE. 1 waz EeEY
nli1aranle ron tniz catarrh q ths hsad
nosA ana tne asthma. Tar Which ] coaid
nn1 % releZ had hee1 pr1nou1ced N
c1Eahle Whon I soaRhf yo1r cars I'D
treatnent. trum Wh1ch reaalFod rultaf
n lev aaEA resulting h . permanana
cunA
Bruln what knew q d.. LanenksEs
prolan1tonAl akln and traaenneuk fset /
ca mos haarnly reoommand ~ persons
satlarlnE rcom disease q him. WITH ghe
ceilsnt pcofnzaiona and manicaf rreas.
m1n@ CLARK u DAVIS.
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FOB SALE

ENARM on WHITE RIVER CON-
tanning ~ aeres; about IS acrus
eieare9 Good ho1s1s and barn an en-
cailena efuhArds all IN god order ana
situated Ahozt t@o niles tram Kent a.
tal1snE IsFTanne q hEtsMe; wouh make
q good hop mach. Fer nthaE rnrelnNIaFn
appsE % ~ G. GHKNN. KanG a. j. -
BLANCHARD. 2aaazlas oel7 I'm
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c. &R. 5. B. B.


EOR FRANKLIN, BLACK DIAMOND
aAm
For AeWcaetie ana infarHaodAatn atmsinna
o9llY a. s. fest and lf.lo a IA. aH4 amm.
Returning arrive e seattle fram Cdar
over extension ~ fsfa D. m. anA fangn
NeWo4atie naanch 81 80 q. m. Il a.. 80
and 50p.m m.
RunainR tine 10 Frankiim, al m
Running tine - NaWuasfia, 4. en-
I. D. nEIr.NKI, snnr
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TAs reassa fAaf fasasaasls eaanef r.f rrrsf a
sEAfA4G FEAERESS. loss o. RAE-
kooD. aadtatrsssif y atalf. fissass o. crcsn,e,.
Z ealag . Q co1plicaficn celisd PE1SfA ron
RIA. bR. LfEBFg'S IEF1GOR1r0E .
- OIL Fesrs for PR0sTxTORRREA Prsss.
80 per pactegs. packages. Sioeo. geide 70
hssiia asd ser Aaaigff araffref. Aidrsis LIZ.
AfG DfSPSNSAR y fer ntseasss a NJ.
~ esarP 81. Sen Fra.risss, ca
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The Last Chance
70 BBT WATER FRONTAGE on
ELLIOTT BlT At REASON
ABLE PRIcES
81 to 81 per front foot
". en-! !, HKEs APPOINTED
LADD'S ADDITION
81 to 81 per front foot
WE HAVE BKKN APPoNrEl
w SCENTS for

10 the city 81 Seattle, which compriaes
lots !, and ,, o. section q. and los !, SEQ,
don -, townahip b north. range 3 east
near smiths Core. and we sreanthuEinad
% sell the sane fer fram 81 q 81 per front
foo4 On klliott Bay, and from Is 70 SIS
per lot not water frontage.
that part o. the city. and ID beautifully
laid ont according % he Topography q
the ground.
Parties investing IN this property now
cannot Aelp hut make money.
Title, y. 3. patant 10 VI. 8. Ladd. the
Portland Millionaire bankur. Warranty
dec from Lada and wife 70 Geo 3. KIT.
einEsg. Plated ~ kittinger. who VIII
aiva warranty dsod. No HErrER FFTf.r
A lev blocAs onlyfur aale q theseprices
The satire available water FRONTAGE az
Seattle. tncluding kladd's addition. does
not exoeod four milea and certainly viii
not Be suldcieat ave yeara hence for the
acee.l fao4etien e commercial city do
inR tie ou1inese ~ the PUGET Sound dis.
trtca Oar eoiid business sn have crown
FteA ~ Investing n similarly laoanod
property, Whica has increased IN value
lAf oe yQne th9lf mogt aanEuine hopaA A
leH collars invested here = trip 70 kurupa
for few yeaxA and yuuF return viii md
yoa wealthy. kisk few dollAIs %
MAKE A STAKE
Do not bay this property un you ana
cut prices q adjoining property, and II
the price asked nT a. u no1 Is per cent
So tAAn JOG can Ret otheE propoFty adj
ls<RinE. o. IN that vicinity, We villa make
you psesans q 9 block. Try Il and -.
u. A-Ne WI give $40 par acre far
every Acre a. land within q mile a. thia
addition. IN any aifectAna-
q. g. PHlMMgT a CO.
REAL EsTArg BRoKKRS
James street.
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FOB SNOH0MIEH CIT.
FOR TnE UPPER sKAcIT.
RTEAMER GLIDE

CanTing he unitsd Eatss uss
II RAVES IlH WHALE ~
IL Mo1day, He11es4aE and Nslsr. -.
t1Euanss Tne14lg, L6uE1tag n,.f Ealr -.
eAlll14 e M1<lleeo, 111Alin. 11Anw11
Eulmlu ahpTA. EnR fFai7hE ar naasalle $685.
On board o. - emo. NoGFE9. e. -
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DR.. n. L0NGlKER-

GRADUATE or TEE UNTYKR-
NJ Eky 81 Pennsy1rania, ha5 -.
nantiF ioca1ud II daartia
h14 removed hle c1ioe aEd raanea
DE. 1acnnMxEr makes = slar'sf1V - -
enane q the
Eye. Ear and Threat.
Treats pEiyara, chronin and a<in aiseaues;
removes tumurn and uluara WilAa1f natz
a Ne ne q ne knifa.
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How n n RsakEuzn.-A Kiaa county.
W. T., candidate fos TT asarof, Il .
uOfthy Amtrioan. foreiRn horn. bat
nnne TIE lee true Ameriesn, named
Nald. A German paper. pahlissed Il
Seattis. opposes Waid, for the sinralaF
reason ahAt be refussa % b elannish.
and strongly inciinea toward Amas-
ioanism." Il Il suca Eot Is that thai zoss
Tar % justify Frank Ptxisy and his o.
mand Tor an AuaeFiaan party ~ sfarian.
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WA8nINeTnn
STEAMBOAT Trans 0nTATlem
Carrying the y. q. nall.
fas1ma, Esaills 3 PAT Faunsaa Rsal,


ONE or THE W. "a -
a j. Cos steamers
tWaahinEson o. Eaith
wa run aAlly hetWoan faaafaa allF -
IpWnsend. having Tacala apua arrsrn5
q train ard tclchinT Is aarela. Fr4
Maal1en. kort Gambia Port Laalal4 49,
Furt IouDsend. Ratur1inR leave pS77
Iggnsond eEury day lsEsspl s'al6syi 8
SEfTTLEWRaTeoM RoBTf.
Ihe s1eaner " X WkBWEN va
leave Seattle ever sundag. Ts1zEse| -
IhnEotAS oFon1nH 3 e'clncE, f1R ~ -
calling 6 Mu1ilfaa, Tulan. cnao-r1T'<
Oak Harhof, ulzaladF, 1.ncsnnaf. 81 -
Alaccrtas 61am1a 6amiak. EafrEs1Sn
B1llinEham and 6ohnma
haturni1R. VII leaSs Ehatnara serra
Monday. Wed1asdaT and Hr11aT a1r1
INA e cielook. Tar seR14ia. ertI11~
inigunedlal1 points o. - uzr.
SEATTlk-SkAelT niVka annTk
The steamer DAHsH uiIi lease esrfs,e
Ter eknGit rLEef ana 8aF naaa ever
Monday ard THURSDAY, EetuFntne rn.
days and EniaaEa
For freight and paasaRs sppay A Csm
panYa o1Ica, On Xaaiar v aart. sraa l.I,1es
tie beats at TIE sans whart
mrdl-9 exc. q JACOBS. Har,
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DIX. HOWARD, Boia Owner.
Eil IRON 1ate, carry ne United strn
NAL o. Hooa1 Canal making aat.
weekly tips - Beaftla 1aaTinE -
heck every Monday ard FrsdaY mornin4
Or freight arriVinR Is Esa11e ~ -
efter1oon retuEHlnF win leave FealeTn
Weart g ID O'Clock ever TunNdaF ~
saturday morning. taxing - raaI1 -
flzt 8amhIe for soaheck and Bnfnn f1fF
he s,rau1ef 9osep hine VII taaE8 Ho
SATURDAY, to 4. ~ nasaenrnFs 80 fTai1ff
and reoalye orders f1r 49, palnfn 81 Hasa
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SMOOUALMIE FALLS

THK sKATTLE eoUAK AND sNo-
= qualmto transportation Company a
row prepared 10 carry pnsaamRera nd
Freight nom Seattle u an0uuaffnio ana
lnfoEmodiala pulntH. with promptnoaa nnd
diapakch. The shortest quickest ard heef
route 70 reach the famous anaqualrnie
fAlia. hop rAnchom and huntinR and nah-
ing gfunn&a u that region.
TWO stages > day from seattle 70 Squak
toAytng =. Z. etoaea Krocary store as 7
q n. ana ,. M. For further narfIculnrn
apply - s,one's grooary store Froai
---ess apn
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wHITWoRTH q THOMPSON.
mfmanG ana civil Enxinewru. aae
Rrome street.. ssaeeae,
WI exocutn suFvey4 exnmane wfnsa. n.
paFt On he ch@11cfef a. lana lay ont tswn
plnaH. and make ma GEnwlnNs Tor any pr
poso- We have nA,1ef facilities Ter WuRk
khnn any othw HEm IN IL ncg1 WeRe
Cay anFvuFnra 01na p. os Rnw n
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-01
THE NEW PUBLIC HOUSE.

What NAV be properly called new
scheme to assist in the work OF temper
ance is being inaugurated in New 1orT'
Or perhaps, more correctly speaking
an old institution known as something
common in the days Of rough Ben
Johnson is 10 be revived and made 70
do service in the cause of temperance
Tbatsis the Coffee House. only 1t Is
IN he called the Public House" The
name in most minds will be associated
with the sale OF beer and other intoxi-
Giants; but such beverages viii not be
kent on sale in these resorts. not even
hard cider. All of the comforts Injuries
and means of amusement found
in the frst-class saloon are TO
be placed in these public houses. in
Guiding card tables. music, billiard
tables, bowling alleys, and what is bet
ter libraries and reading rooms; in fact
everything which can make these ne"
pubs" attractive. Both tea and coifte
will be kept on draught, and it is hoped
by the authors Of the scheme to suos'i-
tute the cup that cheers bat never in
toxicates" for the beverage OF hell"
which drives men Wild.
In England nearly hundred OF these
coffee houses have been founded, and
are paying dividends of 10 per cent. on
the capital stock, and are admitted to
be an immense power in the cause OF
temperance, as they furnish men accus.
toned to spending their evenings away
from home in saloons Q substitute for
their usual places Of resort.
No one will question but that such
places of resort are infinitely better
than the gilded bells where many
young men waste their lives and spend
their substance; but better still will il
be if the home can be made the place
of intellectual and social enjoyments
the place of gathering for boon COM
panions, where social joys in which
wives and parents may participate in
the evenings associations. But as there
are in our large cities men without
homes. or who, if they have homes,
have not the disposition to make them
attractive, and rs the public coffee
houses will doubtless be an improve
m ent as a place of resort on the saloons
We wish them every success.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-01

the Senate. Dakota with her people oa'-
numbering the population OF severai o.
the eastern States, with more territory
than three or four of those smaller
eastern states combined. with sufficient
material wealth to buy them OUT
must still b. kept in the swan
ding bands Of a Territorial gov
eminent. with no voice or iniuenc
IN shaping the national policy, ana not
even allowed TO manage altogether her
local aaairs. And this must continue
until some Territory shall struggle INTO
national notice. with political opinions
the ooposite 70 those entertained by
the people OF Dakota so that by the al,
mission OF these new States the poiIcai
comp,exion OF the Senate shall remain
unchanged. or until some opening
snail occur for the political friends oil
Dakota 70 execute a coup d eiai when
shall bring them into the Union as
SOVEREIGN state. And thus the people
Of the Territories are left at the mercy
of the political party in power ana MOI
unfrequently at the mercy OF the "lilis
OF political tricksters.
Experience is proving as new condi'
tons are developing. that our Cons'l'u-
ton has need of change in several res
meets. and IN nothing is the change
more urgently required than in naming
definitely what shall be the quahhc'i-
tons necessary 10 the admission OF Ter
ritories into the Union, and remove the
control Of their admission from tn'
whims of political parties and the trick
cry Of the coup d'etdt.