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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-22

Free fun for the boys. In order to show
our appreciation for the liberal patronage
/ extended to us, we will present printing
/ press, mixer. type, cards, etc, with every
1 $40 boys suit. This offer is open to Jan
uary 1st Kline & Robenberg.
Ten cents buys n fine initial handker
chief at the Star Clothing House, 208 Com
mercial street.
A terrible sacrifice. Two hundred mems
sl2 overcoats this week at Sc so. Kline &
Rosenberg
Cough Syrup. Beggs Tropical Oil, Beggs
Liver Pills, Beggs German Salye, and
Beggs Celebrated Remedies for sale and
warranted by Hasbrouck & Co., Barnes &
Co, Dubbs q Son. and Compston Il Co.
Remember at the next sale of lots on the
Boston Company's plat of West Seattle
when the entire plat is cleared and streets
| improved. prices VIII be double what they
are now.
Bath robes. Dimock & Cheasty
Our display for next week win eclipse all
our former efforts. Toklas, SingerInan
Co.
New lace searfs. chester Cleary.
See to IL that you do not awake on Christ
mas morning TO find yourself day too late
to secure a lot in the Boston COMPANY
plat of West Seattle at present prices.
New holiday novelties. Chester Cleary
New baby cloaks. Cleary.
25e shear lawn handkerchiefs handsome
ly embroidered. Chester Cleary.
45e-Silk pushes Chester Cleary.
45c-New silk pushes. Chester Cleary.
Xmas bargains. People can't resist such
offers as these. Five dollars buys a big
boys suit at Kline & Rosenberg's.
ehilArnn nrn tnr Ditnhnrl nnnfn.;n
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nELLrNonaM BAY NEWS.
Plans fer the Sehome MIA Real
Estate Juggler OniMitind.

WHAIcoN, Dee q. The plans and est
mates for cofnwalis Seh6me saw mill ar,
here. lt viii De- a6oN7u feet, requiring o, al
10000 feet Of lumber 10 build 10. A mill
wright Il coming from san francisco i'm
mediatciy, to begiu construction. IN,
company Is getting cut fb0g piles
Tbs city council last night granted can
field aud associates franchise 10 build 4
wharf The work Is o. be done within .,
DAYS. Toe action Is canSed By Cowgirl
ihfyats 10 close the Colony wharf 10 beai
real psfasa
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increase Of co,srnment Printing

WA-HiNarsN. Dec eA-Tae Joint com.
mftiet 90 Fr.gtine tXei the standard ~
Paper E" ass inT TIE public printing for the
Nvz- t-g+au,HE March T. l>.9. aud ending
fvhrusrs ~ ts5- Proposals for bids wtti
o. published iu tae pspegs ia New York
Fht iaaep hia. Boston, a uc4uuAsl. Z, AIoaro
sHt NssiliusiVu, beginning fay.,eri her q
aod porpasals R.G he cpcue1 January =
TIE printing az fnr raYvrl naeuT hAs in
creased 80 co tao wears a. 70 REQUIRE s.
Vev crul u7Nfv pareT
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-22

HELD TO TIE GRAND JURY.-Jess David
son. charged with pulling revolver in the
Grotto saloon, and Daniel S. Ferguson,
revolver, with Capt. willard when the lat
ter was engaged in the discharge of his
duty and endeavoring TO arrest Davidson,
waived examination before Justice Solder
berg yesterday, and were bound over TO the
grand jury, Davidson in 500 bonds and
Ferguson in $1,000 Ferguson Is bright,
Intellectual looking young man and David
son is a cripple. Both appeared to regret
what their wednesday night spree had
brought them too.
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A Esds.med ram Note Stolen.

NAsluNdToN, Dec. 2l.--Oue or mere of
the national hauk Notes once redeemed,
cancelled, and, rs supposed, destroyed by
maceraiob, have reappeared At The treas
ury for redemption The theft must have
ntcn committed by same person having
The handling % such notes after geialHp-
iinn. 1t IS very Giiiiculi 30 determine how
the THEFT was accomplished The note was
Of The denomination 81 $50 70 Vas not
believed any more Wcre 10 existence. aud
its rrCclpl caused = sensation.
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Christmas novelties. Graham & naHltou
our immense assortment of haudkcr-
chiefs Is worthy % your inspection. Tok-
las, singeFman \ "a.
Tube colors. four for - GENTS AT Graham
4 paultou's.
we are headquarters Toklas, SiBgerinan
d Co.
Fsns-Hnw we welcome an examination
Of this stock there Is not anything Ike 70
Ia Tie West Tokias. S.ugcTmsH 4 To
Tickets can * obtained on ;. /, :. q T..
T. x 20 Fremon; station, Denny & Hoyt
add t,on, for tea cents. Apply to L. II.
griffith 4 Co. Occidental block.
". seller q GO. vii have by ali odds ihc
fuest hne 81 goods ever displayed IN
sysiiie.
Every one who has vet been on the
ground Vrou9uuces the Boston Company >
plat oi West seattle the preIiiest piece of
iand he has sc; seen plated ia az about
seattle
suitable Christmas preseRis-SIsyrna
rugs. Toklss, SiagetmAn & Co.
suitable Christmas pgesents-sionts'
neckWeaf; the banner stock Toklss. sing
rEmsn & CO.
six umhreIlss DiEaoek & Cheasty.
For lesding styles 81 hats call a. Dunlap's
sselcy, FoSias, SinserHan 4 Co.
Fresh vaccine At stewart & Holmes Drug
CO.
We found some lines OF emb7oiEr-ed
EaNdkerchlcfs t6ue goods marked - 80
taey via b. marked down tOsl n TuS-
las, ssuger1Gn s 90.
NeW infants robes CleAr}
NeN Ttbnans. Chester Cieary.
Head HlFcstisCsaenf uf Siusz, Forrcsr 4
90. ia tbs paper, giving terms % sale of
The q ss'oz. s'amPauy's plat % Nes, stafsle
Nj gloves foF Christmas presents Toz.
las, Singprzaaa & Ca.
SIT sD& SIX bats direct from Dunisp.
lHs oall AUTHORIZES. agents IL seattle for
bWn - hats zre Gckizs, SinEermAn & Co.
spcCi&! Christmas attention = desiref to
iGe fact ttaF Ec01s VA BE- delivered lust
before Christmas Il desired Tok.as. Stu
german & 60
Nusiia underwear th;ldreu's dresses
sad apreas uig purchase. greatly uGEeF
values Chester Ciesry-
Fnee fan fog the boys Win every so
boys sutt We preseat gratis printing
Eress, cards, lnSeF, TIE. ctr Kline &
koseabers
hane and Rosenberg : grand Xmas dis
PAY "a arls nae dress suits aud over
cs&is Is tbs most extensive ever assplAyea
in SSEitie
Grand display Of smoking Jackets. in al
The popular SHADES aus. styieS Kline &
Rosenberg
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MN YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET
NEW YORK. Dec l.-Hops-Sieady aud
quiet
Cofee-options opened steady. Is TO %
above yesterday; sales, -, 500 bags; Dec,
SO Imi5 20: Jan, fl5 2gdl5 80; Feb, SIS q
efi5 90. Spot Rio stronger fair cargoes lie.
sngar-Dull aud weak: refined in moi
crate demand aud lower; extra G,
9 3 iefdc; white extra c. 7-l6c; yellow,
e96i ic. OF \. iseesse; mould A, 7sse;
standard A. 6fsc.
wool-Firm aud quiet; domestic fleece.
NstSSc.
Copper-Dull, with an upward tendency;
Lake, Dee. sl7 y,
Lsa,i-sgrong, With better tone domes-
tie s. 81
Tiu-Firmer; Straits, S2i 50.
Petroleum-Opeued steady. but after the
first sales the market became weak, on
reports that the Standard Oil Company IN
tendeu Ia issRe certificates for Lima oil and
closed steady ~ Sclso.
Bar silver. 9=}.r
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CmcAGo Dee. 2i.-W ea'-closed flrm
casa. 81 oi24; jan, 81 02s,; May. 0s.
Nav 81 lcr
Oa,s-s,sa!y; cash. 2a.o; Jan. &c;
NAV, = Size.
Barley-No trading.
rork-Easy; cash, slsoS. Jan Sis ~ 3;
MAY. sl8 60
IAfd-sleady; cash s. 40; Jan. $ 81;
May, e W
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MABKEr.
CHICAGO, Dec. Il - Cattle - Receips
500, steady; beeves, 81 51a4 90; steers,
g. 10 81 90. sta kers aud feeders,
- ices -. Texas cattle. steady. az 81 20
rf2 60
Hnks-Rcccipts. 5000, strong. aud Sc
higher. mixed, ssg5 5. heavy, s. ga
3 Is. light. sSsA a.
Shtrp--EeceipIs, 500; slow. natives,
s. 5,0tA 20; Western, s. 2sgdS Is, Texans
s. 25ss,
rms ERrBoI. GRAIN MAEkEr
LIVERPOOL. Dee. 2l.-wheat. aull. hold
c.s outF freely, California No. 4, q. lei0s
- MA per cpuiai
Cora-Fasy demand fair. new mixed
Western. T. % IA per ceutaL
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Al Chronic, Nervous and Special
Diseases SkillfulIy Treated.

DE-. E G. johnson, who recently spent
eight mouths in the pri0cipsl hospitals
and leading medical irstiturssrs OF Seu
York City investigating the most recent
discoveries in medicine and surgery, hsy-
PARED 70 treat ali classes Of chronic
naladies. such IS liver complaint dys-
PERSIA rheumatism. all affections of the
kidneys, heart and Lungs. al skin and
blood diseases all ailments arising from
q weakened nervous system. al rectal
diseases. all gentle urinary diseases, and
all diseases peculiar 70 women, sec0rsfing
TO the latest and meet Improved methods
Consultation free Charges moderate
OfRce, rooms 80 and 90. New Yesser block,
Mil street. 9&w
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s. BAXTER q co.

O.ser for ssle IN lots % SUI:
600 Sacks Early Rose Potatoes.
1000 Sacks Peerless Potatoes.
500 Sacks Burbank Potatoes.
100 Tons Timothy Hay.
100 Tons Timothy and Clover Hay
100 Tons Eastern Washington
Wild Hay. SO Tons Wheat.
2 Cars Bran and Shorts, mixed.
20 ton Ground and Rolled Sarley
Spokane Mills Extra Flour.
Ellenshurgh Mills Extra Flour.
5000 Sacks Choice Washington
Oats.
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The Quarantine Murder-ni,orce.

MChtNNvHLE, or,, Dee. 2L-Wii'ard Nc
Eubr. who has been lying tn jail at Laiay-
elite on u charge 0f numbering James HeW
ley. MAS Indicted by the gTand jnrs io-dsy
for manslRughteF. Bail Nas III cd at St0Oe,
aud was not furnished a. last accents
Ire trial VIII net come ua This term
Wednesday divorce waS rrantCi %
Emma Garrison, tcVeutlY al salem. irUu
". J. Garrison. wealthy man cf ihis
r. ace
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Arcbhishop Fufccifs Creditors
HeAteu

CeLCSuys. u. Dee gi.-Tuc supreme
court thl, afternoon decided thr case grow
lug out 90 The assignment ut Archbishop
Purcell ut Cincinnati. The object os the
suits vas te iurCe a sake oi the chatca
: ia tipeiuuasi. g. .t, fer,at of tue eredi
tors 4vlislua 90 -.s- o., -' IS against
thl. tr.e. slttfs
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suitable t-fF.s-maS s.ft-Mau1Sonie Ia.
hle aa4 s-c tUars sCzFis ii desired ua3s
Be- cries Eakias a. 2riuan & Go
Salsze.s Nas1stsask pgescaf-- lie nj ~ ne
stalking ra2v. 1ue s7ock. TuklHs. singer
man : 40.
luReuse Christmas display - meas
salts and 0sercazis At ihr star CiogEing
House. Is Commercial street
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CAUTION

Beware OF Fraut, As nay name and the
price are stamped on the bottom of all my
advertised shoes before leaving the factory,
which protect the weArers against high
prices aud inferior s.eeis- II a dealer offers
W. L. DOUGLAS shoes st = reduced prlce,
or ssys be hiss them without my name and
price stamped on the bottom, put him
down IS fraud.
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BIG SUR SETTLED. Judge Hall yesterday
filed satisfaction OF the Judgment for
/ about $40 in favor of John II. Frost
against Louis r. Kidd, and had the
us pcRdssS Cancelled. This settles the suit
hrough, by Mr.. Frost agaius; Mr.. Kidd aud
Leonard w Kidd. Grace 4. Hussey. Eben
:. Osborne, John Leary and John II. Me.
Graw, "a set aside certain transfers of prop
eriy amounting 10 about $4,000, and sub
lect the property 10 the payment of the
claim asked for by Mr.. Frost. The case
MAS Que OF unusual interest. and the prop
erty involved was scattered largely over
the city.
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i--f.s Rosa, AK. p1e I-Cb&r.e.
kltE, Ir-ftasus fafu5gr. sad bis Wife
san E i7llra. Fester-ay. klt2 s1id 81;
20 te1-a4 i.a taE Before. 81 it = believed
taeY #rr. u-lr-trrd l0t I1uey. TaeFr 8.
la e.. b. .H s..a r.r.-a5..rl-
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The d. \. u. knesmpmeat la NIL
Aaukeg

NAV klkNE. be -i-Tne national
colncat Sc administration - thg 0rsai
Array % ass 6cgi vd to bold she cuoasir.
tsett us.xi Xcsr IN n Wkukee daring fhg
issJ ssT 20 August, she G5slaing DAY bel ag
AHEast
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uu>uJN. Pee u.-Au aliceed tonspira
n ~ discovered IN tte Western uni1n ct-
&c. rang.us from ofleiais 10 uicssuuzeg
bows, ~ Wa-gh = syslsgs ~ stealing has
been going on
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WHY WOMEN FADE.

Women Lose their beauty because colds
undermine their life, DIR. Aeker's English
Remedy FOR cnss, - an absolute
cure for cole k--ImTtI.n ls-5s~-@tewart,
druggist /, For sale By A. b. -
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\. G. ". RESULAuoSs.-wc have re-
ceived from Col Paul d'Heirry, 4. \. c.. a
copy OF the Rules aud Regulations Of the
National Guard Of Washington Territory. "
printed in handsome form. The pubica
lion is almost n duplicate ia style Of The
regular army book OF facJics and tesides
being conveniently arranged is provided
with Il complete index, Tue book j. n
credit alike 10 lis compiler, Col d'Helrry
and 10 the militia of the territory.
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TELEGEAPHIc MARKETS.



san FRANcisco. Dec. l.-wheat-Bnsi-
ness Of light volume; offerings light;
standard grades are quotanle II 40Gl AZ !.
the latter sre extreme for something
choice Options Buyer season, 81 ~
buyer iss9, 81 So
MISREPRESENTATION nniavofable 70 sellers
offerings are ia excess OF demand; prices
are aeHk No feed soc: buyer 1sss, Use.
Oats--Although a considerable quantity
Of the recent heavy arrivals has gone
aboard ship for Australia, the market j.
badly handicapped by free supplies and
values are weaker Choice feed. 81 i5G8
I71S; No. ], 81 1891 Is; lower grades,
81 oxsl 10.
Hoy.s-There is some little inquiry on To-
cal account, but 10 demand from other
sources: dealers think the outlook Is
more cheerful, as stocks al leading ceaters
are not excessive.
Polaioes-sappIies are more than ample
BuTbanks. 6Nn soc: Garnet Chlles, lJftJ55e
EarIs Rose 4N8 De-
Bnuter-wsak tone. receipts large
fancy. 306f3jc; good % choice. ~ Sfd.&2i &C.
Eggs-Good demand a. unchanged rates.
No charters reported.
EEw YORK STOCK EEyiEw.
NEW YORK, Dec 2l.--The Stock market
was active by spells to-day, which alter
mated with periods Of comparative dull
nc.s, and the total amount of business
done WAS equal 60 the average for the
week. No marked animation was visible
Ia the list
Government, bonds were dull but strong;
state bonds were dull and irm.
EXCHANGE AND SECURITIES.
NEW YoEK. Dee 2i-Money on call easy at
~. Prime mercantile paper, SG6is.
sterling exchange, quiet and steady:
6odays, 81 siit; demand. 81 Ssa4.
BONDS.
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THE "NErA"-Deputy Collector Frank
II. wiuslow yesterday made the aimossurc-
meat OF the steamer Meta" OF Tacoma.
Il is registered Length, 5S5 feet; registered
breadth. lg.S feet; registered depth, feet
81 - tonnage, tots; registered Tonnage
- a. feet
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rnsE Ar KAcLr uABnon.

rho Residence aud EGeets % II. :
EhcrsoId Euracd,
foET ilIA EGIEf. PES gi--p = EherSild
living n E2glg liafuaE, nVAs bs-t Rlzkcley
was harned Ga, ~ a'etcck this naoruing
losing his house, lara sud shial. ms d I
was cauSre hy a LAMP explosion, Ven
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Is tregistcredl 1874 ilss registered los
g leenpousl.-,ll;2o1s as tcouPonsl .lOsl I.
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For freight and passage apply at oomps-
ny's Office ON Yesler's Wharf.
GEO. :. JACOBS, Secretary
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SEATTLE-LA CONNER ROUTE.

Steamer City of Quincy leaves Seattle for
La Conner Tuesday. Thursday and Satur
day at q. FL, touching az way ports. Re
turning alternate days.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-07-05
La CONSUMPTION GuERIE.

I'm vieux medecin retire, ayant recu
DUN m~lssionnaire des Indies Orientales
la formule DUN remede simple ct vege-
tai pour la guerisen rapide ct permanen-
te de Ia Consumption, la B%ronchite, 10
Catarrhe, PAsthme ct toutes les Afec-
lions DIES Poamons ct de la Gorge, ct qui
gu6rit radicalement la Debilite Nerveuse
ct toutes les Maladies Nerveuses; apres
avoir eprouve ses remarquables etets
curatifs dams DIES milliers de cas-, trouvs
cue c'est son devoir de lie faire connaitre
aux malades. Pousse par lie d<sir de
soulager les souffrances de phumanite
j'enverrai gratis d ceuA qul lie desirent,
cette recette en- Allemand, Francois on
Arglais, avec instructions pour Ia prepa-
rer ct l'empleyer. Expedite par Ia pests
81 GU addresse avec I'm timbre nommant
ce journal, w. A. NoYEs, l4o Powers
Block. Rochester. N. Y.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-07-05

Un garcou 6picler qui portrait
DIES marchandises chez Madame
Ida Larlee, laquelle demeurait avec
SIS deux petits enfants au No 722,
Marshal street, Ia trouvee morte
dams son miserable taudis. Ii sen
BILE que cette femme, abandonnee
par son mari, a fait DIES efforts
inouies pour nourrir sa petite ia.
mile. II y a quelque jours les en-
fants sont tomb6s malades dc la
rougeole, ct en- les soignant, la me
re est devenue victime de la meme
maladie. Mis- au courant de la 81
tuatlon, lie surintendant Curtis, du
d6partement DIES pauvres, await
dome ordre de porter des provi-
sions a la pauvre famille, ct c'est
en- allant les lui porter que lepi.
cier a fat sa lugubre d6couverte.
Madame Larlee est morte litterale-
mentiAe misere ct de manque de
soins m6dicaux, Des voisins ont
receuillis lee enfants en- attendant
qu'on obt1enne leur admission q
l'orphelinat catholique.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-07-05

j. A.. Temple est avocat, membre
de la Grande Armee de la Repu-
blique, ct "prohibitionniste" enra-
&c. La semaine derniere il est
allie en- excursion an lac Minneton-
ka ct au cours.d 'une promenade en-
bateau q voiles il est tomb6 dams lie
lac. On ne dit pas comment Fac
cident est arrive, mails le buveur
d'eau a aval6 une 81 forte dose de
propre medicine quill a chang4 de
drapeau ct mettra, a l'avenir, un
peu... de whiskey dams son vim.
Morale: a quelque chose malheur
est bon.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-07-05
CANADA.
MONTREAL.

Edward Hitchcock, age de 40
ans, 81, rue Wellington, s'est fat
broyer terriblement lie pied drolt
par la chute dune pierre, q peglise
Sainte Anne, Oh il travaillait
-Elizab tn A. Riddell, ag6e de
36 ans, 1862, rue Lagauchetlere. a
fait une chute d has dun balloon en-
6tendant du hinge ct ellie s'est lnt1i
gee de graves LESSONS. Ellie est
dams un 6tat critique.
La servante dun monsieur du
Beaver Hall, une file du nom de
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-07-05

Plus de deux mile pelsonnes
6talent r6unies l'autre soir au
Washington Rink pour le plaisir
de voir Pat. Cardiff ct Pat killen
s'administrer REINFORCEMENT DIES
coups de poing. A la quatrieme
reprise Cardiff a recu, or pleine
macholre un coup de poing qui
cit fat "tomb6" un b9uf,et roul6
sur lie plancher II nest revenu q
lui que Is secondes plus tard ct pen
dant %l'lntervelle Killen a etc adju-
re vainqueur ct Champion. DIES
brutes sails doute.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-07-05
MARCHE DE

Bile, Nc 1, Hard 80 q 85c.
Bic, No l northern Is.
Mals so q 60 cts.
Son, $l2 so la tonne.
Avoine, % d 32c.
Orge, 40 a 60c.
Foin mil, $l3 q $l4.
Foin de marais, So q $40.
wild poor 6 q So.
Beurre, fancy creamery, "a q 25c.
Mess polk per barrel $l4 SO.
Pork frais (abatu) $3.50 q $500.
Jambon, IL a l3cts.
Feves, Navy, 49, Is a $3.50.
Feves, qualit6 inf6rieure, $500
Veal choice, 6 3d.
Maple sugar pure 10 I l3c.
CUTS, IL q 121c.
Pommes de terre, 60 q Is.
Oignons, $l.25. . 81 SO. !.
Cranberries $3.50.
Pommes $500 q $500.
1--we Chickens 10 B lie.
Choux la doz, 81 SO $500.
Peaux vertes, 61c.
,sAches, 10 3 l2c.
de mouton Is I $l,lO.
Farine White Lily Best family
g. 10 q $2.35.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-07-05
LIE syndic de la faillite Shotwel

LIE syndic de la faillite Shotwel III,
Clerehew & Lothman a enfn pre-
sent6 son rapport, d'ou il appert
que lie passif SO monte au respec-
table chiffre de un million, Q,taran-
te trozs m1lle meut cent sept dollars.
Actif 1922 81. Les cr6anciers tou
cheront done un peu plus de So
cents par dollar. La plus forte
cr6ance est celle de Geo. A. Clark
ct frere, de New York, $ll2,o94.
Parmi les banques de Minnea
polls l6s6es par la faillite, citons:
Nicollet National Bank, $4,000;
Northwestern National Bank, $4o,-
900; Union National Bank, $1,000
La liste complete DIES cr6anciers
remplit une demi colonue de jour
nal.
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Sud, est 6clair6 toute la mutt, ct
ont fait main basse sur 20 pieces
de sole 6valuees a 600 dollars. La
meme mutt ct dams le meme voisi.
mage, plusieurs bureaux de tabac
ont etc d6valis6s. La police est sur
les dents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-07-05

Nous f6licitons Nine Neveux, du
heureux hazard qui lui dome un
tel ct bon sac de f%arine, "Pillsbury
Best" lie nombre gagnant est 60.
Nous lui souhaltons autant de
success dams lusage qu'eile va en-
fsire aussi que de son baking pow
der Snow Flake, que vous trouve-
rez toujours a vendre chez NJ. D..
Lefebvre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-07-05

A la derniAre assembl6e ordinai
re des directeurs de lExposition,
il a ste decide de faire des ouver
lures an Prof. Carpenter, lhypno-
tiste bien connu, pour une Sc ie de
s6ances d donner pendant rExpo
sition dc rautomne proclaim.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-07-05

Les environs de Medine Lake
semblent appeles q devenir une sue
cursale de la blonde Germanie. De-
puts que Jacob Barge y a achete
400 acres de terrain, face au lac, il
= reyendu a des allemands, qui s'y
sont Unstable pour l'6te. plus de
deux cents lots. AVIS aux teutons
d'Outre.mer qui auraient q Sc
plaindre de la ferule du jeune ct
nouyel autocrate allemand.
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kTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
- of Hennepln.-P Probate Court.

ATATE OF MINI ESOTA, COUNTY
- of Hennepln.-Piobate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Clayton
WEIGH. deceased.
On reading and filing the final account
of Sarah A Welch, Administrative OF the
Estate of said deceased, and h,r petition
praying for the allowance of said account
and for a decree assigning the residue +
said estate TO the persons by law entitled
to the same:
1t Is Ordere', That said petition be
heard at a special term of thus Court, to
be held at the Court House in the City OF
Minneapolis, in said County, on Monday,
the 23rd day of July 1888, at 10 o'clock
In the forenoon; and that notice OF sue
hearing be given to all persons interested.
by publishing this order at least once in
each week for three successive weeks
prior to said day Of hearing, in the Pc no
de pOuest a newspaper printed and pu
blished in said Couty.
Dated at NJ nneapolis, this Goth day of
June 1888.
By the Court:
F. VONSCHLEGEL,
| Judge of Prob.te
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-07-05

Des gamins qui jouaient dams la
troisieme rue ont fet6 par anticipa-
ton la fete du 4 Juliet, ct mis- lie
feu, Acknowledgement ct en- l'hon
neur de Saint Washington, q la
toiture du Travis Block. Ce com.
mencement d'incendie a etc promp
tement eteint: d6gats inslgnifiants.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-07-05

NM. Blaisdell ct Wallace won't
co%nstruire au coin de Nlcollet Ave.
ct de la 26e rue un batiment qul
coutera 100000 dollars. --L'ancien
hotel Clarity, du No 2o6 Washing.
ton Avenue Sud a etc vendu q M.
W. w. Huntington, prix $4,000.