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Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-06

IN q state Of great excitement ian OK.
element which only an amateur can
feel when the stage is waiting). in
his hand were several sheets OF paper
on which the handwriting was easily
recognized at glance. Lake collected
himself and handed the missing page
to the newcomer, which was received
with relieved look and hearty thanks
as hohurried out.
In the meantime the bouquet arrived
by pert little messenger boy, and
you can imagine my feelings when
Lake sent it round the front to DO
thrown, not to Miss Swansdown, but
TO Miss Carson.
At the next instant, fortunately for
me, was taken up behind the scenes,
and found myself in great demand by
those not on the stage: I was trying
to keep my eye on Lake, who was de
voting himself to any lady who came
in his way, excepting the writer of the
fatal letter. His avoidance of her il
was evident she observed. / had
known her too long not to read the
slight CULVER of the corner Of her
mouth. She would mover seek an ex-
PLANTATION, but if something would
only happen to break the ice, l felt
that everything could be explained.
When the last act was in progress,
having nothing more to do on the
stage, Lake stood around in an unde-
cided manner for q time, then suddenly
prepared to depart, placed me in his
overcoat pocket and started. Then
again he hesitated, and finally paced
the dressing room nervOusly till the
play ended. Then hurrying to the foot
Of the stage stairs he began lively
conversation with Miss Carson while
the others were rushing back and forth.
Miss Swansdown passed without his
apparently observing her, bat ], peer.
ing from his pocket, detected her halt
glance at him, and / felt tho quickcned
beating OF his heart.
Days and weeks passed, but tho stu
do was not again frightened by the
presence Of Miss SwansdOwn, and the
theatrical season being over ] was not
again taken out; consequently what
was going ON had to learn by study.
ing the face Of Lake and listening 70
the conversation Of callers. Even
when ho held long consultations with
me in regard to the arrangement Of
his front hair, I only know that he
was going to some reception, party OF
dance.
How used to wish he would be like
other heroes in novels or ON tho stage
and talk aloud when alonel Then
should have been thoroughly posted
instead of having to surmisc anC
worry. How could ! tell what ht
might be planning to dol Suppose h
should lose heart on account Of hi
love affair, and, like tho impctuouI
hero in the novel, suddenly start fol
foreign lands9
Then what would become Of me
I've always had q pameless dread O
auctiopcers, Think Of me In o secon(
hand store, in q dusty window mixet
up with lot Of common cutlery
cheap jewelry and old furniturel Thu
thought sends q cold chill down my
back. No wonder Twas anxious fO
his affairs to run smoothly.
watched to see him become thin
melancholy, morbid, neglect bis worl
and write poetry, but he did nothing
Of tho kind; he seemed more energeti
and industrious than over, but hoy
ugly he was, and how he used to kicl
the furniture around!
, Finally the Juno days came; b
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-06
I. o. Meek q 90.

have opened up a general commission
and brokerage house, No. 3rS, Aus.
tin street opposite Sanger Bros, con-
signments Of any kind of modem
household goods, jewelry. silver or
plate ware, or any kind of goods from
a paper of pins to a railroad steam en-.
CINE will be received, for auction or
private sale. Best city reference Civ.
en- when desired. Ample storage
room.
The real estate department will
have Mr.. Meek's personal attention.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Bring along
your goods.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-06

To do your Stove and Furniture re-
pairing. Waco Curiosity'Shop.
To trade Now Stoves and Furniture
for Old Stoves and Furniture. Waco
Curiosity Shop.
To sell $20, 10000 worth of Furniture
and House-furnishing Goods ON the
Installment Plan In the next 40 days.
Waco Curiosity Shop.
Moving and Packing--cha rea-
sonable. Waco Curiosity Shop.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-06

corner or 5tn ana JEFFERSON sGreetS.
Good cistern, hydrants, two-story
barn and good cellar connected with
house. Apply to Van Hall.
EVENING NEWS office, Franklin
street between 4th and 9th streets,
in new jones' building.
Advertise your Christmas goods
now.
Tonight is the last night Of the
Catholic Fair.
The cocoanut displays its smiling
countenance at all the groceries.
Corn is still selling at 30 cents q
bushel and is coming into town freely.
Don't miss seeing Miss Estelle
Clayton tomorrow night at The Gar
land,
The Pat Cleburne. camp of confeder-
ates will hold a meeting at the court
house C0-nlgnt.
Man cannot do two things at time
except sleep and dream and these he
cannot do separately.
People in from the country to-day
say the present fine weather will give
them from two to ten balos OF cotton
extra.
In Justice Makeig's court Miss
Laura Smith was mulct this morning
The charge was disturbing the peace
and the fine was one dollar.
There ought to. be an inspector Of
buildings among the city officials, one
whose duty should be to see that all
buildings are put up safely against
falling and against fire.
Some OF the members of the Phile
Literary club have organized emu
sioal Circle" which will be an organ
ization within the club.
Rev. Walter A. Whittle, will com
menee his lecture on Palestine anc
Sayria tonight ut the Baptist church
These lectures are given in the inGer
est OF Baylor University.
The crossings being laid in tn
northwestern portion Of the city vii
be appreciated by the citizens LIVING
in that section, who have been trudg
ing through the black mud during tn
recent bad weather.
The ladies and gentlemen who hav'
promised to assist In the Bible party
given by the Home Workers Of tn
Christian church, are requested +
meet in the Pacific hotel parlor
tonight.
The Philo Literary club will enter
tain the ladies at their handsom
club rooms on Franklin street. to
night this being "ladies night.
These meetings occur semi-monthy
and those who attend them Away
look forward with pleasure to thei
coming.
Go and see the display Of plain an
ornamental penmanship at Prof. Hill
business college. 1t is well worth tn
visit of everyone in the city, and wi
be on exhibition to-day, tomorrow an
Saturday. Everyone in Waco shout
visit the college rooms and see thi
display and all will be heartily we
coined by Prof. Hill.
Mrs. Severance, of franklin stree
received last evening dispatch frol
Mr.. r. B. Hall, formerly sanitary OF
Ger in Waco, now residing in Dslla.
saying that her brother, ten year Of
son Of Mr.. Hall, had been run ovt
by the cars there and dangerousl
hurt. Another dispatch was receive
this morning at TO o'clock ssying tn
little boy was dead.
Mr.. G. G. Cook has cast his fortan'
in with New Birmingham. He
closing up business preparatory to
moyal Immediately. He will, We u
derstand engage in the planning mi
business there in connection with b
profession Of architecture. Waco vi
regret to lose Mr.. Cook and wish HI
well in his new place.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-06
CITY ITEMS.

For Sale or Rent, a residence on the
corner of 5th and Jefferson streets.
Good cistern, hydrants, two-story
barn and good cellar connected with
house. Apply to Van Hall.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-06

+. DILLINGnAM,
Ticket Agent. Pacific Hotel Block.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-06

EVENING NEWS office, Franklin
street between 4th and 9Th streets,
in new jones' building.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-06

When you need money or have
money TO spend 60 TO UnolesUuu
Domnau's, -
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-06
scHEAP COLUMNS
FOR RENT.

Household GOODS --waco Curiosity Stop.
Good three room house at seven dollars poi
month--Woc0 Curiosity Shop.
Cook and Meeting stoves--waco Curiosity
Shop.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-06
Observation-Disclosures

WACO. TEXAS. DEC. 9. 1888.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-06
Waco Curiosity Shop.

Good lot of Pocket Cutlery.
Good lot of blankets.
Good lot of Comfort.
Good lot OF Mattresses.
Good lot Of Spring beds.
Good lot OF Kitchen Furniture.
Good lot Of Tin-warc.
Good lot of Tableware.
Good lot Of Books.
Good lot Of Shears.
Good lot OF Harps.
Good lot of Wagons. .
Good lot Of Gasoline.
:" Gasoline stoves,
Good lot of Acoriians.
Good lot Of Smoothing Irons.
Good lot OF Curtain Fixtures.
Good lot of Stove Boards.
Good lot of Stove Pipes.
Good lot Of Feather Dusters,
Good lot of Violin Strings.
Good lot Of Banjo strings,
Good lot of Coal Scuttles.
Good lot Of EVERYTHING at the Weco en-
Shop.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-21
PERSONAL.

Mrs. :. 4. Guntst Of Portland is in the
city.
Mr. H. l. Tibballs. Jr, OF Port Townsend
Is al the Occidental
Dr. J. p. Sweeney Of Fort Spokane is in
the city on his first visit TO Puge; sound.
Mr.. c. p. Seal OF Portland. or. is at tae
Occidental and win remain here until next
week
A sister OF Mrs. Florence Baker OF this
city, accompanied b. her daughter, arrived
IN this city yesterday.
Mr. sam Rosenberg. 4 popular young
merchant Of Seattle, will wed charming
young lady from the East ON the seth inst
Mr.. " y. knight, proprietor and man
ager Of the Spokane Falls Chroaieie is in
the city. the guest Of Attorney General
Netcslfe.
MesSrs. wm. Jones OF Portland and l. I.
Osgnod of Astoria arc In seattle IN attend
sace as delegates upon the \. NJ L A. con
Senti9n.
NJ. John I. Howard arrived from san
Francisco wednesday evening, and yes
iegdsy in company with Mr. 7. J. Miner
went out 10 Newcastle aud Franklin.
Messrs. Charles Graut. the real estate
man, and Frank Benjamin. book-seeper
for The cannery company at the foot Of
Pike street, Left for san Francisco az an
carly hour yesterday morning.
Chief Of Police J. c. Mitchell was taken
suddenly III last evening and was unable
10 leave home after dinner He was sDf-
Z fering with a severe headache whea a re-
I porter called on him st 10 0 clock.
Mr.. Arthur Parkhursi received tele-
grams last evening from Tacoma stating
I that his s.sfsr-iu-l law, Miss Nellie Baker, Is
( dangerously IA with typhoid fever. and
T her life Is tiispaired Of. Mr.. Parkhurst viii
leave for Tacoma this morning
Mr. John Lcck, the galvanized Iron
worker, and Miss Louise Heinrich viii be
united In the holy bonds Of mRtrlmouy to-
morrow evening. They Will move into
their new home AZ Lake Onion a. soon as
7 the building is completed, and win then
give a house-warming 10 their maay
& frfeu1z
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RREvTTrEs

The steamer Wilmington wiii arrive q
Hatneadis dock to-day WITH rszssenEsrs ans
- ions OF mere hs8dise Ef.sra san Fran
cisco.
4 special car arrived over the Northern
P9elEe frilrDnf, "Wednesday night frofz
>. feds With = people. wA0 eozle 70 Se
arie 70 Io-xte.
superintendent Of the Gilman coal mine
st4tss thss the nspe Will be started u
szain Rexi Acndev
The steamship Alaskan Brought rsore
iAAa 10 passengers from np svand last
night she vas iso hours late, o5ziog r.
TIE train having been delayed.
Audst0r Wood yesterday isss.esi marriage
Licenses for Charles W. Alien OF Taeems
4le Miss keuG T. Hail of tafs city AMI W
II Gstes and Miss Rebecez Eyrinhanser OF
seattle
The Young people 81 the Methodist
Protestant church VII gisc a watermelon
sssCiz1yse his eyeEiBg in the lecture rcam
g TIC church, ~ the cornez Of second and
&z1lsssa sircefs.
Charles r. Flint ard Beuj4fnin Fiin. Of
Bath. Maine, yesterday Eleti AZ application
Of willsara J. Bryant Of fAis eifg. as adj
fZtz1ssfatOr CT the estate OF William E
b03gias. late Of Maine.
Aadrrw johnson was committed 10 izil
b Justice Jones yesterday in default q a
rne - - and costs for giving Liquor To
''tIeptle Arflie, an Indian. whose fines for
drunkenness average about SO per month
Constable Calds I'll E&s leoking through a
crack In the cabin and saw the whisky
given.
MT J. II. Brown, the hrst mate of the
sailing vessel IsSnhoe. fell through one II
fhe ehutes a. the bankers yesterday. while
the ship was taking coal Aboaf Is tons Of
loose Goal fell on him, buryfug him com
yletelY 10. the time being. Medical aid
was summoned and Il was found that be
had sustained no Internal injuries.
The remains Of Mr.. A. D. Dawson were
inferred yesterday ia the Masonic GENE
terry. The fuEsfal was largely attended By
the Patriotic Sols 81 America, of which
order deceased was member The ser
mon was delivered BY Rgy. CLARK Davis.
Ar. Dawson, the brother Of tho deceased,
who attended rhe services, VIII return to
DIS home In Reno. New, to-day
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-21
A POLITICAL SCHEME.
The Democrats Figuring for the Support
Of the Peopls's Party.

There are rnmors sioat that the leading
Peoples party men are negotiating with
the Democratic msnipulators with a view
of endorsing the main Democratic eandi-
dates and pusdng up only such other Re-
publican ones - VIII split the Republican
vote and make sure the election Of the
Democratic ticket. II j. also expected tina;
the Peoples party win endorse VOORHEES,
again, although perhaps not openly. A
Republican, who has recently voted with
the Peoples party, said yesterday; a
bargain OF this kidd would be thoroughly
Democratic. II is the old Bourbon method
Of carrying on ward politics, and there is,
no doubt. Democratic representation
enough in The Peoples party 20 make the
adoption Of the scheme feasible, especially
as BIii C0chrane Is said 10 be willing TO
open his sack and pay the cost There arr
quite a number Of Republicans. in fact.
the majority Of them, who two years ag9
voted the Peoples party ticket, who see
through tits corrupt game and viii with
out hes.tency bolt the mock reform party
IL it, n0mia afiens bear out this suspicion
and return 70 their cid party which they
never should have left aud which offers
them sO clean aud respectable ticket that
citizens 81 sll political denominations can
c0useientiously support IT,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-21
FIFTY DAYS ron JEALOUSY.
william Gale Pays for AssaRlting HIS
Wife nns Lanaia1y.

wnGaza ea.e. the euiofesi san nn ggs
arrested ga tEs charges {1T asssaiiins hfs
wife Ada. ana as iaadiaiy. Alice snaSi,
a. the NEn3ssr housc. casae NJ tas Trial
before Justsee 5oacs yesieTlay. aaa
plraaed gulty "a Both eharsos. BE vas
6ues 81 IN each case. aed iu default q
t,svraent Was sent Up seT g aSys Mn
s,s,'s feels s-sasIr aeFsrtssi 81 the eAzEEss
,xkfrh ksr Aasfaas Hzssle aeaaHss her
Sc says stai bis ssszaet VA she N
1ulges is iaissSi AIS ! &tsa1sts-2 ia.-t-
mi INST tHs fa4A. afcf HhllA
- mzEs SGra EHiiaseissi
IL = rs.sarazrt sisieF - hsrs. ass F. TIE osz-
vtfsf Is ssa FraRcsSca Assss ss@les ~ =.
eff1e. ssfsl are ae.5aa. azss6 STIR = p taie
.-tyr her E,sas eaAsarters a14 see iasr isai
m. sss1srseafs ulzae aeasass frs p Der
e,.sk.srI era aAeurs1 Ess+e @aa base
sasaa Gale faF sas sslsia ei tifas'- esfiegs
ieas - q ~ sssyeafs.stt sss3 aa@A &iah
a mast nnenV iH,ssa SEP ssse1
Mr., ssHseaaN IL 51t to4azetA aNAsfi
LA 1a sassaacfisss vi tar to1ase -
tWerH Gae asd his si.e ~ s,sless Sczi'F
fsq
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L0xkKI

rr7's NIL TxxAS 1ane n rss-Tha
Sslfk sssee1fsc CoHpA1y, Atlanta. G4.-Esez-
vita rteszsssissa ard bots far ss'sssf ~,
years We gaze Der v1rts1< kinds q nESzS
e.ns- bot washczr rr1sf. asa he<zz 20 SsssFzslr
yeer s-rs ss~eis ss..e q 81 ' 80
several b1<1ieS TIE diseases Al stsszEzrrr-sst
49, sac = nCw hsie. h~zrvy asss heaisky
szst s-aeSsas a-firesd ia tAs sS.rsr NAV. a., Z
~ l-z-sS IT, y = - zzld asft3cxpaze = rr<z,rss
AID RsrsnAaezf care y G wassaxEz-
hses H'zz- No. Szir :. Ess-The sxsF
h1s1e -lri wtea bot skrea wseks cs,f h-s5kS,
g1t VITA s-rezaA We sr1@a TIE rFpsF-4rstsrss
frvsa ssxsr1s sod doctors. has w5fs-aszt srzy
time o1e eetlls waS eare h<- hrs,s -, =
he4A AMI b. tae tine xh. I'D tzkFn -
Sessle$ Ne was eSssEEieteiE cured. New Sc
harry ctisd. feel II fsst my ssgTzT q, 49,,
as sszrte1sSa-- hesaceff4liFs Il r 49,
cEArrAx1oGA, Txxx. Js.ne =. fsss--Ae
sHsfi cpceafr Co Atlanta tsa-<sr1f ,fsss,.s.s.
sosgnt pay slciAn. ne trrazs-i ne ~ ~
sal rs.ztas, ~ his as1yscs ] trsns - Grab
.srea1ra sprta=S. ks- waae-e bis cotrse a
cresi, as thacghf. bes the rexf srrsSssr ,i-s-
eits ees-l % appear on my saee aaa boo.
ssese Eraa'l:i.y iacrcese.a TO alrrs ard rss-
tr1Ens1izselT Rster taking * z sIs-.se,ss,l =,
improve. slowly ~ frst fFs lssrrv. ss-.i-s u
s.ssSrw4-ls, and kae33 ufzAlr@ REMAINED r.
tsii q my frEsussse. NJ i&aof r. FosT tfr--
oGgsy eleanAssi- and Iay system free ira
t1i1A ar1 Nws my pTe-eur cr~Gifsnr--ss
lsrtecs eslre-fa scss uiezllcise IeAesrfaisy
Else kns Statement tAar others who hsss1i
f-1t-sa a. bars may reap he szere henczss
AASo1 4 BrET. q West ) in.a s.
HoHzn. La. yay =. Isss-The Swift Sro-Ir-
-. Atlanta. Ga-tse1tie-nen Alsrs two
tears ae.o my general heath gave way 49,
ilrciF. 1 was - Geaa5satel that / s.,rr.,1-
aesi1ired of ever feeling wei asxia. A.
tAat the Physicians dane for rae f.sslsTc -
permanent relief Ff.enEs Insisted tis-t
s1loai4 StfS 3 s s. q fair trial all -
inousnf 4 we2ld be throwing, an AZ Ts,r-s-.-
A4ler taxing . thorough rssyfr~s. nv -
a Strength retEraes1. ard must 81 ;hr-s
= > y lime carec ne. as disear,sfg{ ali
ctaers while ustnx t. As tonic s.sf; re-
t1sirt.iy retslrlEneBa = for Ealprzi ss9f,Efiff
I, certainly i specific w. p BnIpses y Il
HOMER. LA--I know Mr.. ". ?. B-s.s.ss. ana
WAL saS that his statement Is carrrrt
JOSEPH SHELTON. DrcrSist
!, Treatise on Elood and skin Diseases mate
frse- THE SWIFT seECIFIc c.. ~ 3
Atlanta. Ca. -
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inz By bexzing in the szEoons1 Yesserssy
vasesr Hosien was called fnto q xziocn o.
Washington street 10 take the fellcw cat
zs1e ensseEged rasa showed 6ghf. and he
ssssirer kss5 70 throw him down In order 70
netss-czE Ria The prisoner fought al
tfae way 70 the sie5exxlk. and
esszfznzed 10 resist sftRr he xur out 81 ssn-srs
!1 order % eezsi hsra CT, the osieer threw
Fin 0uf n the Da9. tat he xeuld not lie
tnere- he ruf2@st Sxe- and ever Until he
Wer<ef hfs way Gown ursser to Scion a.
tfse eesrer Of Third and &aslstax-on streets.
s1e-e the water wss qzfTe deep He
Fpssed into the EsfRr aud serlarsa he
wezl3 drown kiEnsesf He Pot his head
.,sfk.sr sae water aid beloved ike e1Is
LNo saea volunteered % erAwi under TIE
nO<.< essd pail the nan our. and in ssosnx
% one OF them had bis cheek laid open ~
TIE prsNsssers teeth A dsay xas procured
and he negro ezrfed OF - jzEs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-21

Excursion tickets gsss4 for SIX raoafhs
Ill On sale z5szS via Northern Farife
rssirpad and returning via canzdian Pa
etne- E1t6B PxesEe and Denver ( Eia
tsrazate, the g-eas scenic feufs. and Qrez8n
i'Aei.ic. .h-cHgh t.ssifoxuiA. azi Is4 rsif az
ns5zi from SSH Fra1eiSes % Puget ss5and. a.
tzufa 80 % az Sc Tickets ner on sale
va - faul. Chicago Omaha. Council
bi1[ss- azasas CITY. Denver. salt Lake, tlg-
Gen, - Louis. e Taso. Iserssng. san Diego.
-sa 4 raiiefsSa and other principal eizses Al
the JasoB Ticket Office
A. CEN aEExs. Agent y p RR-.
1erEler Mil aas Commercial streets.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-21
ANOTHER CABLE ROAD.
TAe Projected colsmbis Stree; Line to
Be Buil;

II Is understood that J. NJ. Thompson snd
his associates have secured The franchise Of
the seattle Cable Road aud Water Company
for a cable railway, commencing al the
foot Of Columbis street, thence up the Hill
10 Thirseenth, GA Thirteenth to Madison
and thence g. the lake. City surveyor
seuery was yesterday engaged Ia giving 70
tbs new company levels ON Columbia
street, and 10 : said they eiii r. osce COM
uence construction.
The fraRchisc Was granted Sepsemhef Is.
iSSs. aud al that time ) X Murphy VAS a.
the head 81 the COMPANY several iBVnlh-
ago the compauy hivd petition asking ior
the Si0go Deposited VITA TIE city, hut t9.foie
lt Fss acted up0a the Pgapnscs esia1tlsli p
laent % the Moss Nay Iron works AZ ktrk
land induced the company % withdfsW The
petition. aud sevegai weeks age they ap-
plssd. tAruegh thsir attorney, G. II. hAu-
lord, for az eNtcu>log OF tmr ~ alcn 70
commence construction, giving positive
assurances that t!se road would p SGsiL
The extension wss granted.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-21
THE PACIFIC MILLS.
What the Company is Doing and
PROPOSES


Mr.. : r. Mcdonald returned yesterday
frosn a visit 20 the Pscide Nils, near old
Tacoma. aad reports cvesy thing about the
new miH running smoothly. lie states
that the company has become a ulcfahes 81
the Pacific rlae Lumber association Of
California. bat ues % the FEeef Sound
brokerage assoc elton Mr. McEAaaEid SAYS
the eb5ecs 10 joining she association was -
enable the c0Iaraay IA place ljs products
az, tsge markets 81 California NlthuH- seiNg
80 the enormous eKsueuse ~ starr
Ia- an i.sez.sfatseas yari In
Sau franc3rea- He believes thas
thr Pngst Samna EfeSsrs-e 1850
cistiau nil noE hold taEstAeF much
iynwrf Ii vas nFx2Nlfsst asao21 iAe init.
owners 90 regulate the gsFless = - PAID iaf
49, srd Prevent fise 1aliss frpn bidding
nrslfist each uthes. TIE RsclEo mta eats
sfssuf lselso fs-et rsr fSs, isa Fro.iaet o.
fhs -sisop railroad company
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LETTER FROM THE -zsR ASpoI.p max
% IHE NORTH PACIFIC. TX MAYOR


-EATTIx> =%p1 e ISIS
Hxxs1g constantly 30 aaswer letters az
iasalry il reEa-foa - Dr.. j. Earpne ger-
d4n ard the rzxnr errss r1pa<-st bx his
Hissoxsnefse sFssgm ssf Ne.1sessi4, big 10
take these means 10 xcsweg a.. sssrh us1e<
tons. - wit.
ksse hxs TIE heaar ard rsleasrz-e OF 10
tnfEasse sessEaiaszzee via Dr. J. Eugene
S1-sizn fer several F1srs- Sc IS q sersis-
man q ezasc-e and refn<zneu. asz5 the
peer Of s1sxo1R u the zzesfszi prosesssoza
Many Of the wonderful sslssS nkssssa 81 ~
ported IN his ssszsssssed rofnrae entitled
~ E1tzre Revolution 81 HszzeSze,- are
per<11aliy kfsezB - IL Dr. yersiar-s
seccsss n this yssrS - tAe eouHt-y ~i7h his
grzn1 Ht-1c<en<Ese sTsf<Ez = certainly H.f,-
txrzsiese1. zssd wafze / an rejsker =
prophet 1o- the sen q orse xerfz-se 70 pre-
dies thai the fsras Is ssss. Ia distant aSe1
Pr dssiz5zsef.sstse xEssxm wf1 ~ fhs sT3s4-
dzrd medicine a tie dkg vita the iateitl-
gent Asses Respectfully yours.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-21
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Ms WiHsicTFs sz,ssaIng syrup. for chill
aren tt-sthing, IS the prescription Of oae Of
the United states, and has been Ysea for
io-ty years with never falling success by
millions OF mothers for their children.
During tie process Of feeshiug its value Is
inealeulshle- X reiieYes the child from
pain. cures dysentsry and disrrhlra, gri,-
ing ia the bowels and wind code By Civ
ing health 20 the child il rests the mother
Free -ec bottle augsdwIy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-21
no BE rKA>srKnnEp.
A Lot Of King County Prisoners tn
be sent To AIcNeIi's island.

Emitted Sgatcs Marsha. Hamilton received
authority from Washington Yesterday 10
trMasfsr no, Ia oxreed thirty Eve prisoners
from thc kins ooaRy jsii "a the nited
s,atus pealleuliary ea NcNciia Island, and
To day via transfer betaeea tTeniy-AYe
s..t thsYtv fslt hirss 10 tGr is and For a
long time tine fail has been tiins mp aua
II hasav beeanir SO crowded tlst the PRS
onrTs Wcre compelled q ssecp On the
earrfti.s- a,sors. Ihe isii has acceIn tlsssis
ttous Tor about ifeEru pgisunrrs,bsit = has
been made io EuAa tTulA iaiFif - iotia ~
s,rrs r3gse when luaes gaurs Glri a1s
Ii hsseau4e evident that the srgUier tern -
sasst eoald net D. hEla- snd fitc chaflsas
asaitss The prisoners could not hs pa0std
us.au. the application Ter TIE transfer Wa
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