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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-23
RECITATION roR HELIaBILIry
How seattle IL Regarded by Eastern
Merchants and Manufacturers.

Ms. J. +. Chllberg. manager % Y Chill
berg & soa, incorporated, returned yes;er-
day from 4 threc-weeks yisit East BeiRg
asked 20 tell what he learned ~ Interest
during his trip. M. Chilkers said be found
Hsore general inquiFy about Washington.
and particularly shout Seattle, than he had
experienced on = yisit two years ago.
Anybody irosA Seattle who wants 10 bay
goods al the Fast il welcomed with open
arms" said MIR. Chllhers. Merchants
ssd manufacturers sre very Snxious %
extend tar.g trad 90 the Queen City be
csasC % has the reputation for pronp; pay
aad never aay doubtful accounts.
heard rreat deal ~ talE, after the
election. about the admission ~ Washing
tou Rnd the other territories. aua there Is
a general belief that shey viii he admitted
at sac uyxt session of CoGsr1 -"
Mr. ChEbers u ltgi Am Ashof Michi-
gsa, and haa the pleasure ~ seeing the
follow INK seattle y0nag men, WOO are a.
;endiaE TIE University there Gee spa
ling. Pred. sirrve, Pierre Fcrry. James T.
MeEiney. " Y. kiuehact. n. End & A
kiusear Thcy we're All iu gnod health
aud & at % see some one from houe,
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.Only! a Few Left!

These eh0sse lots On T~esnh aas Frsr-
te-zfA streets. between the 5sckssn xrd
MI ssreea, eahss road sna sozta ss Jack
son s.rees on Syndicate ridge and vicinity.
are ssiss fast Al TIE prices s,scs 70 5000
fhey are uueA TIE cheapest lots rou e1s--
srs near the csnter Of tAe city. We 60 uos
expect 70 hare enc Of these lots lefs In two
weeks. 20 yoz Esss speak quickly. The
Esiodty Of tA- baysrs tina far are secar-
Tag Tie loss with the Intention Of building
residences q, enes. wees CIT regularly to
show the property al 10 q n and . p m.
daily Yez should rot miss this lat
chance Of securing a nice 10, for residence.
business Or speculation, villain Eve min
u,es ride of the Occidental hotel. Il saca
cheap prices when we snisA selling this
property there win be nothing left st any
sueh figures In The Yic.sity.
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ron HABsas coKpus.
Does a Binding over TIL the oeto-

Does n BfDdinE-oFer TIL the Oeto-
ber Term Extend 10 Next Year.
Application for writ OF hAbeas corpus
was made to Chief Justice Bowl e yesterday
afternoon for the I've sailor who were ar
rested ct Port Townsend last juno. II wili
be remembered that June Z. Il was alleged
that delegation Of the Coast seAmeu's
Onion, went aboard the ship Perkins, then
Iyir at. and inGuced several sailors
to quit the vessel A parade was then in
duiged IN. The sailors, Ed Olsen. Harry
Simpson. William Tottsrman, Wm. DAtrin.
john Dothran. Prank KsG, Thomas stuart
and q. fitzgerald. were arrested for desert
ing the ship. Jsstiee J. J. II. Van H0kkei-
len bound them over until the October
term The october term as not held, so
no dispasiiIaa coald then be held
J, ]. Calhoun, prosecuting attorney Of
that district, Is representing the United
States. Judge Boyle granted the writ aud
set the bearing for 20 N. next Tuesday
The point TO be decided when the writ Is
returned Is whether Justice van Bokkal-
len's action binding the prisoners over 10
The October term wiz hold good for a sub
sequeni term.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-23
SPECIAL
Gardeners Furnishing Ga8ds.

Mems herlno Striped
Shirts and lrAwers, wiater
weight, SOC. nsnh zels.
skin 0vershirt1, ~. uorS
Fancy French rercaie SHIRTS
! collars and I pair euiIs,
75e and 81. These goods
are fast color and good style.
Hens English Merin0 Half
Hose, 25e. Mems Natural
Wool Mixed, 3 prs. 81; Mems
Natural Wool Sanitary Silk,
zoe. Over 500 different pat
terms in Mems fine silk, Sat
in lined, Searfs, 25e. Ask
for the Arlington, the latest
Scarf. In Men, Underwear
the stock represents keeler's
hand made Derby underwear
natural camel's hair, Austria
liam wool, lambs wool, nat
ural wool splieed seat, gents
Saxonywool shirts and draw
ers, gents Cashmere shirts
and drawers, Gents Aerino
shirts and drawers, gents
Balbriggan shirts and draw
ers. We represent the Lir-
zeniR Mills in Derby striped
camei's hair shirts and
drawers, plain eamel's hair
shirts and drawers, Scarlet
wool double seat drawers,
gray Scotch wool double seat
drawers. SWits CeRde nom
shrinking shirts and draw
ers in plain, fancy ana
striped. DIR. Jaeger's SAM
tary WOODEN System Com
pany underwear for ladies,
children and men; also night
shirts and overshirts. It., ,.
& Co. are sole agents for Ne
atsle. W. 4. special atten-
ton TO mail orders
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SILK HANDKERCHIBE.

Ladiesintending to purchase
Silk Handkerchiefs for the
Holidays will find ii to their
advantage to secure the bar
gains we are now offering,
as the variety will not last
long, and they cannot be
obtained later on.
Ladies genuine japanese
Silk Handkerchief. 70 inch.
fancy colors, CSC.
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TOklAs, SIHGERMAH &C.,,
Front and Columbia SITS.
Unprecedented
Values
For this Week

Remember the antiquated
maxim. Never buy a pig
in a poke. Remember a
dollar saved is a dollar made.
Remember when you think
of laying down your money
for Dry Goods, Clothing,
Millinery, Carpets and Fur
nishing Goods. that Tok-
las. Singerman & Co., ex-
ponents of liberality and
champions of the LITTLE
PROFIT SYSTEM of
doing business, guarantee
the largest selection and the
biggest dollars worth on
the Pacific Coast.
1t makes no difference to
T. s. & Co. how low a price
other dealers may name,
we viii always sell the
same quality for a LOWER
PRICE. By strictly adj
herring to this principle Of
underselling competitorsand
truthfully representingev
article we sell, we have built
up a business that is with
out a parallel in the devel-
opment of any mercantile
venture ever made.
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A JEALOUS LAwYEs.-An attorney from
Tacoma giving the name of smell was ar
rested by Deputy Qniiier for interfering in
b. half Of the debtor In the Boise Creek
attachment case, referred to yesterday He
gave his rccagDiEauce and regai1ed his
freedom The goods are ali secured al
though an attempt was made to sell them
20 third party.
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EssrgoA RELEAsED.-faere have been
no new developments in the Annie Dick
iason murder case. The white nan, Frank
Egs,ron who a-as found in the next cabin
on the nigh; Of the u-ter. was released
by Justice S8deEberg Yesterday, there be-
ing no charge against him. The woman
Carrie Browa. Is stifl ia jall
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ladies' Lendon.sade Walking
JACKETS!

The assortment of high
class London Made Walk
ing Jackets which We shall
offer this week is beyond all
comparison the greatest in
variety ever seen in Seattle,
and the styles are exclusive
with US. They are marked
greatly under value Adher-
ing to our strict rule, We
make no charges Tor altera-
tons.
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shaEls. Chys,gs C.sary.
terels Chester Clca-v.
A,9ooas. Ca.st.- Clea-r.
a'Anke,N Chester Clear.
NAPKINS. Csy er C.ea-v.
'eliaef Chester G5eaFv.
S.eAios'ers Chester Cleary.
Fs e'oakS Chester Gear.
.~ac i3nr1s Chester Cissgv.
- iI.nuins. Caestec Clesry.
1919 p-usA Chester C.eAry.
il'm@in- Cbvs-er "a zrv.
nAaeEer a.,3s Uaa>tsr C1eNgy.
"eeiee hosiery. en- SCR C8eary.
ns,aiclafti gloves Chester g3eary.
- sac 90 sssF- suols. cheslgs C,cs-y
$50 easa pr.cess c5osG& Clessy.
~sa sSlr Chester CEeary.
e@isEtcrs Chester ti-Ars.
a. - SelalpS Vetk-Fe shall tomorrow
a 49, s,sft asa'e ga CHEAP drsss stnls
- hoA'as. Sl1seYg4lSu 4 C'o.
ptsfy iorsa-e. Crawford 4 Couovez.
es,,a.s.. 81 .Scson guaranteed 70 every
ests. -. = Naf sra rreHCaor sale CT
49, Texas. uggr man & Co.
-. Aseendid vhl'e ,pgcad Cleary.
60. OCT neN pi,l>hes. CIeary.
:, sac; table leens. Ciesry
= Rssiory chester Cleary.
"a p,nsAls- chester Elenry.
nss '.5es' ttiul33Urs. Toklas. sisycr
Ests NJ,
ssta;sn q cos.
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MISCELLANEOUS BARGAINS.

Desirable residences at from $500 20
ss0co. We have . special bargain IN a
house and lot, centrally locasea. for $500:
kslf cash
We have the best investment fer $40 500
In Feai paving properly IN the city.
Two choice building lots in BErke's Sec
ond addition for $50 each.
THE FINEST BARGAIN N FROST STREET
PROPERTY. ss5oe, INCLUDING s5oos BUuD-
ISG. TERMS. $500 CASH.
Forty scres, half a mile north of Lake
Onion and third of e nile from Raveana
Park yfor $50 an acre, for very short time
o3/ 500 az acre has been refused for
Md adjoining
Building lots at from $500 20 slsoo
ia acres OF water front very near Kirk
land at $40 per acre.
Choicest Green Lake property at 500 and
$40 per acre water 'front.'
Ten acres third OF q mile back from
Lake Washington, opposite Kirklaad, at
500 an acre. Seventy acres adjoining sold
recently for ,I5too.
S9all farm or garden tract of 10 acres on
water front. Lake Washington, improved
and on county read, for saooo
For anything in this list or anything you
may want 60 to
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scitNcg ARoNo Cooks when the cOogs
~ walters held .heif meeting under he
Nlsaiidn arny barracks thc other night 10
leTm aenoEs' aud walters gni 1n. they did
~ lnlend tc Wind az their dciihaHf ons
,s.iA nSat huf t5e E<at eagne ucyeT:hc-
-, esa &essrS- Gibson aud Thomas en-
sSsed Ia C,neh asstiiuch can csutrst
tee boys we've Required 20 pas costs hy
$3.50 Jones yesterday, q saiyat,lu Army
,SeHllnS gent eeslg pres. Gt to testify ssaia st
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-23

SURVEY FOE TEE PORTLAND RAILROAD
Two surveying parties started oat yes.eTx
day to rua two preliminary lines for -
Seattle & Southern railway from this city
70 Portland One party wiz work south
ward from seattle. and the other north
ward from the Columbia river II Is stated
upon reliable authority thai building oper-
atoms viii commence early next spring.
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satEW. Oregon. Aprii io
sith Disease .g lie ~ l4s,.55 a,,.3 SfF-
arss fur thc iast ,lt-fe wears. AVID taaf after
S seak taur boxes a. ms pEEl}ON KIDNEY
s - have found ete&i relief sud }aatft
'''-7 v l. n. FEfEk.
LNe County judge ~ Fa.k CaNnty
N'sw8Fi& Hol1acs bsyI- C1. ubosesale ACTS.
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THE MOODY MEETINGS.
eWsss Mssf DO - - s2veaes' the
Topic Last Might


1sscCsczMExTs FOE TO DAT
= q. z--Aesaoz3St Protestant ezsrreh
ssrner seco74 sd HE6ssoz- This Service
vii - eerosed 70 the consideration Of
questions a.s-s-sszg { tristan work
p zs-Ei5ss 1ecfz-e At Fs-st P-xs5Tse.-
ias eAEFeA- laird AID Nsassrz.
sp- k.-At TIE Armsrr. eSo~inx SERVICE
ard fz-ewsl s3arsss
To-dsy's meetings viii close NJ. Moosy's
work IL Seattle szsi yraszsse % t.s largely
ATTENDED, 5edgzzg frssa The iar<s axsi~zces
Which Listened 70 the svxrseiIss yes-erzay
The szovEings meeting xss devoted 10 ne
na.Sk q job. and a. the afternoon service
NJ Moody gaTe enc of hss biblical read
snEs, waich vas listened 20 vita rsps AZ
isztio7- The evening address AZ TIE Ar
zeET vas ca TIE sexf, -wha: .Est DO To
Be SaTeaT and Was unique fo~
the vast iznd Of Illustration witch tie
speaker e1giose6 with q readiness and
Tae earnexsness of the vyreaeher .ys fse
almost irresssrib5s power Of his eomrncn-
sense p1t5F ciseoH-se cerape led the large
BY 20 listen IN EExaed sxpecrsaey
to- what would come next Yea ean get
into the Kingdom Of God to night II vsa
tastanfsneoas since IL is the mind OF God
iisett salvation - not dependent on the
state Of o1e's feeliaxs NcsA's feelings
d1dn't save him, but the ark did. PRAYERS.
tears and sapylieAtfons wiu net ayas; IA
lesx Christ Is accepted BIZ each or him
self. The sprinksed blood e. the doar-
posts saved Israel from the Siestroyfnx
angel and men and women must b ss.ei-
tered behind the blood Of the Lamb Of God
TO escape the threatened Judgment
The irstantxneOasness OF salvation WA
Illustrated By referring TO the city Of refuge
70 which the refugee was Speeding for
safety. This minnie the fugitive i outside
OF the Este subject TO vengeance. law and
justice; the next inside the gate, saved
aud eneoTnpsssed By mercy. God does not
command man % repeat without giving
him the power 10 DO 40. The rsrnlyt;e
took Up his bed snd walked. tie AT Of
oosdleaee being accom- paaiesa BY the
requisite power. Don't be 30 weak sneei
and fearful Of falling, said the evEageIiSt
with faifh-iazpiring f-rver, God Nil hgla
y5r in his right hand" there il only ore
step necessary 70 Eglyas;on-oafo Of self into
Christ
Observing two boys who sere Anxiozs 10
approach nearer the platform. Mr. Moody
made several Interesting remarks on the
Importance Of early religious inclination.
AID commended tie lsds for their earnest
ness have great beliefin the sonTer-
sion Of children. said Mr. MOODY. s.ani
they have great many things IN their
favor which zen have not Ther have no
bad habits 70 fgni against and fewer uli-
pleasant memories 70 recall God bless the
lads"
The afiermee;iRg wss largely sttendez
and gate nunbeF sought the inquiry
room.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-23

CHAEGED WIN ASsAUir.-~ssnucl Berry
enie-cd a complaint with Justice solder
berg YESTERDAY. charging 4as Marks, the
vel known merchant. with ssalt aud
battery. Mr.. Berry went iaio NJ. Marks
ssofe aad purchased some goods. and weaE
81 homc bls wife Mss act pleased with the
soo5s and NJ. Retr5 returned 20 NJ Marks
ssofe and said the grnds wee naf as rcpre-
ssnted lie demanded his money hack
waco NJ Nsrks did poi comriy with. lie
iosd Berry 10 So oG about his business.
sad, q ! alleged, pushed him a liii,c. The
cas- vii eo;ae ap lor hearing this Sfie--
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saILL IN -Ras3snssfs r ChSitisn-
son sud large ferce 81 men are husiiy en-
gage in ga eaaeayor 20 clear the Columbia
( Puget Ssuua liue 81 tae &vt'Arche Of
mud that 80 slid GaNu the hillside be-
tween Coal creek aud Ncweastla- The
frout'e arises from Ire iaarmltF 80 ;hc
grades reel aus rSfe in sra kht nius the
track sraA rs Previous = lu4iuc epp-se
r . cvcRvasiunS were Dsac GlriUc tae
past FNnmer ana tse !reSaatss OF tAe
Tos hzd MI prsiahlY cause trouble In
transnoFtSficu fHr suEae sine yet Cral
cSnnes no broaEat sFcfa Goa creek with
The faeisssy thzs Is desired, bat uss, rtaE-
i,ss csau-h IS drought out Tor p7cscsy pac-
loses
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CRiWFogD's iDDIIIey.

This addition is placed on the narSe to-
day Cor the frss tine. Those who have
spoken for lots shoald call st once and
make their selections Every one know.
this choice property. and many have been
waiting for it 70 be pu. on the market be
fore making their selection of site for a
permanent home.
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wiz h01ak csHItgs va ga PHOTO
rrapA alyazGg sgyF4ece- . .ileksT tGa1 a
rirk. See gAczs a. - wzEs : T. lmcs nIE
cos
nr IsErer's san -srs Wsclcs ers,eE 60
ludcrwczr nedues1 = pss cSgt- froaa eass-
laxuc pr.ccH rok -. -iuGaglfsAl a Co
Art roo3as npenel uaies the t.rzeisaE e
Mrs. Carlton fency s8rG 1SEsat. 4ok,SS
Sinrcru1an & Ca
Dress goods Noaaay morning Gaa q
grefk aud tEes cR4asz As sold b. UtheT
dealers fSr fesS han - cclts. He E&}i
sell them . ~ i5hs Feklas slagsrz1Aa 4
60.
paa-s D uneaniortaA,e whsa ehAro ;
Il a sn3erxest ean b lad a. sscwATs &
hesTzrs Dsas GSN
Nes sress roa.ts. CheSex Cisa-y.
Pree ogf 1Aassls. Chester c.eary.
Isaae cartzls astss - s4ss. Clears
Table dszs&sk al napk;a tzapor ers
T0k.AA, SicrcrEaAa y CO
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seattle favurite csofhicrS- tarul sslerS aud
hates Lcklas, SiuEerrr a. a Co
New clesks an1 wrsrs- TekiSs. singer
faAu 4 CO.
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IOklAS, SAGERAlH eco,
Frsnt and Columbia Sts.
CLOTHING
Department.
Department.

For the coming week We
can offer seven lots OF Mems
and Young Mems Suits,
bought job, at especially low
figures. One line All Wool
Cheviot, very cheap. One
line All Wool Double and
Twist. gray and black, for
two-ihirds its value. One
line, As suits, Silk Mixed.
One line, So suits, Fancy
Worsteds. These goods are
especially low, and we are
using them as an advertise
ment.
Three lines in Young
Mems Salts. Big bargains.
All goods marked in plain
figures.
We also received $1,000
worth of Boys and Chill
dren's goods by same In
voice at equally low prices,
comprising Long Pant Suits,
Knee Pant Suits and Over
coats.
Call early and get first
choice, rs these goods will
go very quickly.
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RETURN OF 0Ln FAvoRngs The papa-
lar aud world known dramatic artists.
Annie Firmln aad John Jack, oidiime "a
yorlfcs, have returned to the coast after a
tour unprecedented ia the annals of the
player In all the English speaking com
munities Throughout the world They will
be seen AZ Fsie's opera house on the even
Ing uf Thank s<iving day, in bill OF
varied merits ard great excellence. ia
Guiding selections from the school for
scandal. Tae Rivals. and Flagstaff. with
songs. ballads aud lots ~ fsR and mnsie I'm
the prutean farce - "Fen GA q Ranch, %
In which Annie Firmin VIII - seen ia a
great variety OF eharaeleTizations Old
friends will be glad 20 welcome her re
Fsar
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THg NEW JupGE's FIRST Cssx.-The FIRST
cas- to DC taken m hy Chief Jastine Boyle
vas toe application made by Louis Brown
for writ NJ habeas eorpRs. Brown Is one
OF the chain-gaug, ana was committed by
Justice SodeFtr,FE log sRgrAacs. who ,ul-
posed fine 81 So ard y DAYS heri labor
viii the chain gang. Brown WAS defend
oil by John K. Costello a. the time who
hat the case appealed judge Hnvle
granted the writ making d rttafuabiV a.
?. m Az that hour the case was hearf.
The point raised by Mr. Costello Vas thst
she severity Of the puutsbm 20 imposed by
the city ordinance Could noi exceed tha; Of
The territ~giai iaW, judge Boyle took tho
matter nader adYisemeut
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HEATING APPARATUS.

~EREEp PROPOSALS WILL. TX Re
- eelress 81 the bad os eiFeefo-s
~ - txssl aissfics So. / anti -srursIsy, lie
eos h=r = for supplying beRtsnE spr.4Tsisss
a. fht C.1isal seho.sl bald rs fA7sscg
lars nav p. tsir&ined ~ EpplvtEg - ". Z
as,slns. ar hlteet The e.oaEa rsse-res TIE
riga. Is "a TEA any ct al sl1s.
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EMITTED pAgty-City Clerk Forrest
Ia. received fsam Csl Sse s waTar
selected by the clay caaac1 to draN tae
plans fos The eoutenap' zta8 ciIy sewerage
S5eEs 4 igftey ssstinE tl8t re vxrerst's 20
'ezre for ScsIiie s1cftif Alter N1yfme g
Il D. AZ tnst cate SOME lee4l nasinoSs la
waIch he was az 5-ir-ortant factor ass 80
~ considered, and he Was tziucd b.
ihee Njre 6aV, having nass-d since 'te
.tth. Cea War.Es may k eVFes tsd Any
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THANKSGIVING C0aTRlBU-
TONS.

CoSTHIBrTIoNs ARE RESPECTFULLY
I sz5tI sssa hF he Ladies Relief secssfy
IN sns p,ss- ard ar-.sy ase fo- the chi
iaTezaS HsEae- SzrF-ites q AGy kid III -
.ssszas. Esrssr kaileire. Hp - aH1 las al
lag TAkuksEfssax Hxs Fxrsscrs Fgaa aer
VIII be tA.Ekfal;y received ts1erS fEa.z
the several esssi eazar<Ss 70 eanlft sc
faas vii also ~ gratefully acknowledges
70 tack con.xshaczonk
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II -ELF-DkFESsE AND E1.F-EEsPzcr. M
J H. Ronald, mail agent On tue steamer
Idaho, asks The PasT- isTE1LEGEEcER - cor
rect . statement made concerning himself
which appeared IN WsAtcoIa dispatch
Wednesday morning. The unfortunate
quarrel N the streets Of whAfeula, he says.
vas not % his making, but was forced on
him aFs; By iDsEIt and then Dy personal
assault aud he Gid osily shat was neees-
sary 20 defend himself and preserve his
self respect.
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TOElAS, SIHGERMAh eco.
Front and Columbia SITS.
MILLINERY

DEPARTMENT.
Trimmed Hatsand Bonnets,
embracing all our imported
models and special exclu-
sive designs. Round Hats
and Turhans. Fancy Feath-
ers and ornaments, new
every Monday morning,
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-29
Auent That Pest House,

EDITORS HERALD: Much has been
said in the papers about the Pest House
being built in Elysian Park, but not too
much, if thereby the park can be saved
to the use Of the public.
The City Attorney, by his opinion, has
decided that it would be unlawful to
build the Pest House, or hospital. in the
park, unless "the Council should deter
mine the Pest House an improvement" I"
etc., and his opinion (not legaN is quite
witty.
The statement that the park is bar
rem place is merely statement, and not
a fact. When the place was examined
by competent men with view to placing
the Soldiers Home therein, no such
view was taken of it, but it was pro-
nounced fit place for such fine insti-
tuition, which requires soil, not rocks.
The future Of the city should be
looked to, and Los Angeles City is en-
titled to escape the condition Of many
older cities which mourn continually the
lack Of parks, for their peoples enjoy
ment and health, by reason of the penny
wise-snd- -pound-fcolish action Of their
councils or people in not preserving, or in
not procuring park grounds when it was
available.
Finally, the people opposed to the
locating OF the Pest House in the park are
determined to exhaust every legal means
Of preventing such an outrage on the
present and future interests Of our city.
CITIZEN