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Decorah-posten., 1888-07-11
Smaapluf.

lom popeoef, gjennemfsrte ira terff II
iioit fit iaa iaroeles belbise Brpsram
Den eneite l~lnbtaselie par, at insen a
@utterne Uopebe fig opao ben slatimurt'
Stang, cs iaalebss gift Snsen ufites
meo be 10 Dollars, iom bar anbrns'
paa Copper.
- DIR. Senrp Selseion fra Milon
9afota, er bernebe paa 8eiss os aste,
benne Sang at tase 5amilien meb fig
op til bet npe piem.
So. 2amm, t%iblisere bpiat Der
Bpen, bar beiluttet fig til at ilptte op til
Giblanb / @isconiin, bporbsn 5reb.
Senfe lpttebe for ct Bar gar liben.
Samuel S. @rbabl, tiblisere Glep
al 9utber College Os ienere aniat Deb
Secorub Goit Office, er MI palst til
Sfole= Superintendent / Steele Gpuntp,
9afota. Der bar A &anbibater, 2 al
benz Srueniimmer.
SEQ. &nban bar after pptaset
8osbOloeri iom lin 2%Gpepei, benne Sang
belt benne | Wpntana. San fpl9er
nemli9 meo ct Selifab fra Spring
8oaep, S1inois, buffet refer berbsn
for at bripe en- rplis aabnet 8ulsrube
II Mile fra @reat Jals. Sc brinaer
meb fig aft Waitineri, iaa be siebliffelis
fan saa ipei for iulot Nlpor Os meb iulb
stDrfe. Mr. &aban ifal bore lite
Susbulber.
9russiit Yrann / 8ibseiuap bar
ienbt tilbuse ben 3inabelie, iom 8oarb
Of Superpiiors / lin 9ib bapbe ifienfet
BAN. Sau timber, at bet er liseiaa BEL
bist for BAN lite at benptte fig Of 8et
til at I9l9e Spirituoia for mebicinf
eaer mefauiif BRIG.
90 Graber / sfpssen bar, bpab
1bermometret bite iibite 5reoas.
= @rcoen itaar uaitert r%ulbtomfrins
8inneibeif. @res, Saure, gps, Spebe,
Rug iaa mutt ipm iielnen eIers, MaiIen
npset minbre fneiienbe END e(ers paa
oenne 1ib al sommeren poa @runb al
ben lenere Blantnins, men bog iaaleoes,
ben oil funne Hare fig sobt siennem
til MObenbeb, iaafremt life folbe Ssits
ineiiuber fig meset tiolist. Set
&esnIfpf i ben ienere 7ib bar nof
'ast eng os Gser libt, men iorbaabsnt=
.i9 oil bette after rette paa fig.
- Set 0urife Selitab aibolber fsrits
Tprsbas Niten &f. 8 Mebe
'pr at pplse npe @mbebsm9nb. ST.
,oert Weolem bsr iHsfinbe Jig.
= Sroi. SEQ. u. Sliper, Brincipal
,oer tie Commercial Department af
8uiinels College / 9ecorab,
Soma, er en- ualminbelis bpstie Sfoles
nano ps en- Maub meb flor grfarins /
branches; ~liselebes sr ban
n praftif gusbolber ps &esnitabss
srer.
Otter J~orlpbenoe fommer Miss
ionar @alen mart til 9ecorab. buor
oil praotfe en- Sang unber fit forte
Der. Set blir ~ianoipnlispis
zen enefte WisiiOnspreoifen, ban fom
ner til at boloe / @inneibeif 60. BET
vi bliue befienotsiurt ienere, paa bpil.
en- Ssnoas Misfionar 8alen fommer
Il at pr9bife ber, iaa 5olf fra 2anbet
an faa Inlebnins til at fomme bib %
|sre BAN.
= Wan oil fnapt iinbe en- liben Snb=
paa Decorabs Stsrrelie, iom
'ar Ell iaaean Yoits GOrretnins iom Der.
Sort Toitfontur er MI ppbDiet til 2oen
os Salaret er forsset fra 81, 900
s2,100. Gerfor taffet bore % e.
Soften"
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-11
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pah0ilhs uolaffes, os De to striOsc.-
bleO ifslse tit SnnbOlO bsnuiie i, mi.
iionst0mifeen. 9ereftsr sit man W.
til Bebanblinsen af ben trsh;s WIT
praftiIte Opsaper, iom 5ormonos,
be penlsOet SpmarfIOmbeben uoo H.,
i%Orelissenoe ben nOrits spuoSe, ns,, wa
inoltlarpe,a at 8 riitenbOmerq q;
On Optpaselis Os lareris 9isb.s'..
berom Optos belle 5ormioooaeH,
On Otter
ilere aOmites Snbaiainser, iOm bels e.
banoleres itrafs, bells IDENTITIES til i,rss,
B~ebanblins. 9a bet mart b(;psr vs.
oenoist at Optrpife &itual ua alte,b,,
tilitemtes be sprise 9itritters gsSus'
ming ON at opfurore airferaabet II ~
belsrse en- &epiiion af bisIe gsosr -
be %optrptfss. s anlebnina al msnh.'
lel|e 6eussformanoens Snoberetniuo
ON Baft. 5r'6s &aloelie til t6eofoo;s
B%roiesiOr os Yait. Mitfeliens til qnys.
peb bort nDe Sfolelarer. Seminar ,s
talte Spnoben Fit gnife ON CUBS W.G
iisnelie oper benz Os beres grbeihs
oisie npe Stilirser. s Gnleonipo >;
&irfetibenbens &ebattion tilitemtes w.
lise 9iitrifts geilutninser. gao srs.
itiainsen fra benaOmite, iom bapbe moi
u~otracelier at Spnoben at aisre n
ftemtes De to andre 9iItrifters gsaut.
ming / anlebnins at 9alt. @aaens lb.
trebelie.
Man sienoptos oerneit til gebous.
ling bet Bunft al Sfolefomiteens 9rS.
filling, buormeb man ben fureoauerSs
@itermioous lite bar bleuen fprbi,
Som subititut for bette os be fulaents
Euntfer I aomlfeers Sno1tiuins fore.
ilos BAIT. aoren fslsenbe: ";Scva
Siitrlft palser ct Weolem af en- ipars
Sfolefcmite for Spuooen. 9enne %.
mite ifal baue bet Sperp at uusrvsie
bpao Der fan bore til &elisionsfu!ens
os arbeibe til bens Sremms."
9ette JorIas antoses iaasobtiom uSen
8ebat, % bet blep beIuttet OF ierS,
6 omites Snbtiainsen TT ben fanss
Sfolefomite for Spnooen. 8alQtpmi.
teen itulbe til naite Dag foreHaa Soma
8iItrifts Meolem al benne 8umite.
Wan gift bernelt Dper til furtiat Be-,
Gambling al Sncitinins fra apmitsn
Tor 2eresI nitalterne. Oct ste glnh
oenne, bporpeb mon iibit bar blsvn
Itaaenoe, lso omtrent iaaleoes :"Gitritta
bifaloer, at Stole glarct ps
ben forbereeenbe afoslirs af 9ut6r.
berefter inboeles / tre5erming.
pr terminen paa II, 8inttrminm yaa
Is Tiger, % Saarterminen Retm Of
Sfolez Garet, os at be ~ Dol. omSlart,
ON betales ior Soft, 9a9etiIipn m. III,
oroeles paa bisie 3erminer ~iaalebes,
It Der Spitermineu betales %, ginter
erminen 80 % Gaarterminen 20 3OQ,
g at be Sfclepenee, iom betales, iur
eles | famine 5otbolb." Otter Ell lan
ere 0ebat blep JorIaset enitemmis
Snseu itemte berimub. % ta1
n bao bet bemerfet, at ban life itemts.
9~erefter antOses meo betpoelis Mdjo'
fslsenbe 5orIas: "8iitriftsipnr'
en- benitiller til Jafultetet os airfn
aaoet;; ON mulist, at uirfe til, at bsnHs
;cranorins iettes i 8raft peo nafs
Sole Gars Bespnbelie." CO... 9uta.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-11

WoouGgt. @n Bonoefone lalSeri 10
Sfaalpunb Smsr til en- 8%jDbmaro.
Denne timber peb Seininsen, at Der ct
unoerpeat, os sisr Spbauelier. 50
jeg oeiebe meb be to Sfaalpuno 9rpn'
iabe, jes tit Der isaar, jes," iaSoe s''
aisbmanoen tos Smprst %
taua.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-11
st ~bctDoelist Sab.

Gn pnsre Mano peb Napn 9. 3.
Saines fjsrte Manbas @ursen lammen
meb fire andre Wanb fra Sesper os
neb til DEBORAH. San Dor beItemt paa
at reiie til 8pen Nliion / Spipa % Der
bespnbe en- 1orretnina; / ben Inleos
ming bapbe ban fine iammenipnrebe
Bense, $1,000, meb fig / fin Eensebos,
! en- 2pmme paa 8asen at genflaberue.
Teb @ripmans 5arm ppbasebe ban, at
8osen par borte; / gosnen ianbtes ben
lille, heller life paa %2anbepeien, Tom blep
siennemisst af ale be &eiienbe. Scr.
Saines bar ublupet $50 i 5inberlsn.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-11

Gn iorilasen Spp. Gan git r'''9
inb | en- 8anf, fog Sut os Yoerfra' y
fig % benste benz paa en- anas, tOs y
8Ontorfruf paa, Tom bang peb SIcsl ~
os git IND i 8~aspereliet, bpOr 90a'|
uinserne er. 8eltprerne bOlot iult M''']
os en- af benz fab / 9sren % lfaas'1
for Snbsansen. 9ppen bah BAN pplas|
ON at flptte fig, os ba 9irsttsreI' pa'S1
ejort Slabs for bam, git ban 'n0' IVY
TO at b. ftSrfte @ulbpoier, ban laa ~
fig, git rolis ub meb Rem, % pVs'"I
euer @ulbpensene par met
finbe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-11

81 Grieri. 2ifer Ge at laa vN'
5leR, Somfru? = Ga ltafirl'su n.;;,
Gift Dem meD mig Sa; for ies sr o'''
bonbler.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-11

SDrferne britter albris, siper Is tie
al meo 9prplaseri, er bSilise MOI
apinber us afrauiselist penlise Orerlp'
8Drn. Sc beri ablfiler 9prfsrns '3
fra ciuililerebe 5olf.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-11

Sernbane | Yaletina. Den p,.'
Sane bssses MI i guletina ira SS'A''
lem til Scope.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-20
HREsirIEs.

The masquerade costumes VIII arrive %
day, hud eau De tsnted az the stewart \
Holmes Dug store.
Commissioner Cummings has force 81
men nj work repiaukinE Commercial street
between Main aud ia ks'n,
Tokias, siaeer~an & Co will keep theil
store open mp 10 . IA Until after the hol-
idays, C0mmcucing this evening.
A valuable cnH huitaa-aud emf were lost
last night The finder viii b. suitably re
wsrded by leaving them a, this Office.
The funeral Of he drowned u'a,e. samuel
iouucy. took Place Yesterday afternoon
from Cross undertaking establishment.
Murphy. who a. found q; Tacoma with
one ~ ShpiizeussF's watches So his Vussrs
sion Is new IN ali here awaiting eXsmins
tloU.
word has been received that che II ssqur-
Tale e stuEes FOR the carnival Christmas
I've are III ancst ever sent ont - SAN frsn'
cisco
A brakeman on thc seattle Lake hnre
s. Eastern had two fingers of hts rwht-haud
taken oil ia making coupling, al Gilman,
Tuesday night
The Home Of seattle Is the frst t. pay
ils loss go POETS aud EiWsTd's property,
burned tut few DAYS ago. Policy $1,000
hiss be raid in fan
Don't larect the ball yiven by Jhc
Euigi i of Pyihias IA the armorv on Fri
day uight The object Is q charitable oae.
aud a good tern ui IS look for
Marriage liccuscs were granted yssfer-
daY 20 Louis Seuacs. 81 Park, ". r. aud
Miss Isahrila % seq of Sra-tic. George T.
Eddy aud N's, EHHs O. III ford. % : attic,
Had Fred Cafis sut Miss tar5,fiue Johu-
son, both ut Novelty, ". =.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-20
SHIPPING NurEs.

The Germanla IS dischargins ballast n
tie Ocean dock.
The Spartan yesterday morning com
menced loading Black Diamond coal for
san Francisco.
The bark AwkFieht has finished loading
lumber al Port Gamble aud expects to sal
10 night for Cailse.
The waliH wslia VIII take on fuel al Ma
raimo this trip owing 70 scarcity OF Ffauk-
lin coal at the bRukcrs here.
The ,hip Ivauhne finished loaIiHg last
night. she hss 4 cargo of 80 tons Black
Diamond coal Tor san Francisco and VIII
sail to-day.
The schooner Haicyon left the bunkers
last night Wiih a cargo 81 $50 tons SeweHs-
tie coal. ami sailed Ia Port lladlock, where
lumber wiil be loaded Her destination Is
SRn Pedro, Cal
The steamer wiz ingtou was delayed
sailing yesterday moYnipg owing - a
break "a the couden-ing pump, Which was
repaired during the dnF. she viii leave
iof san Francisco 81 o'clock this mora
ing Her cargo from this port consists OF
Too green hides and four bundles Grv. 9aa
tins aud Is haTrcs 81 ialiaw, aud y boxes
OF Moore's revealed remedy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-20
SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS.
Array of Presents to BE
Selected From

when al is said relative TO The selection
Of suitable presents for the holidays. and
this i = subject Of more than ordinary in
ferest lust now. il must be admitted that
iewelry Is AWAY appropriate. Then when
a person Is asked as TO who keeps com
plete stock, the latest styles, and whose
word can be depended on, he makes no
mistake when he names Albert Hansen.
whose establishment on Front street, in
the Iesler-Leary block. has been
visited by so many during
taste was never better shown than when
he selected the great variety OF all kinds OF
jewellers goods and novelties In gold and
silver that are so handsomely displayed IN
his store.
A few OF the features Of Mr. Hansen's eX-
hibif are. Diamonds, loose aud mounted
fine French clocks in marble; Gorhsm 5
silyerware, Reed & Barton's aud tiorbam' s
plated ware, Iesnaire opera glasses, gold
headed canes and umbrellas that are par.
ticulariy fine. rubies: opals: sapphires
gold speciacies. eyeglasses, etc, etc.
There IS 10 be seen in Mr.. Hauseu's
show window, among other beautiful
things, pair OF solitaire diamonds that
cost $3.50 Mr.. Hansen has been in bust
ness in Seattle for long time, and II Is
well known that when be gives guar
antee that any 81 his sales are Of the best
quality. the customer never has reason
10 be disappointed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-20

Don't fAu 20 attend the grand opening OF
II. seller K Co. Boston block, Deem
Der @3i
New ribbons. Chester Cleary.
New dress goods. Cieary.
Sew handkerchief Cieay.
Sew underwear Clsary.
New Fatins C. Cleary.
New towels. Chester Cieary.
New table covers. Cicary.
New table seaffs Clfs-y.
New siik hcssery. Chester CleEsy-
Price our Elk haadkerehiefs Chester
Clsary.
New cloakS Chester Cl2ary.
New holiday novelties Chester Clesry
Naw baby cloaks Cleary.
Ladies. Ml.ses' and ebTdrs0s' hose: very
handsome; suitable Tor Christmas gifts
Takias. >iuEcresan \ o
Parents. son win eud the Sisr Clo;hlus
House holiday assuetmsut uueY ia led. anf
ear low Prices and pretty styles ia bow,
and youths elslbiug attract ai'erilnn
wherever they ase seen. Kline & Ros~ u
berg
Toe iatest styIs Of uaalaa's stiE and
silk hats at Tokiss, singernan 4 Co.
SIX hanikerehiefs sna suffers. Ia every
shade. a; -5r. zoe, ~. Kline 4 Roseubs *
Smoking jarkeis. IN eycrv SHADE, from
"a up 10 The finest Kline q Raseii berg,
Kilt sui's, Jersey suits. Norfolk suits
piatn.tafk suits Ia mary cute sud hand
snzre patterns, Kline & RassriheFg.
Great sa1s 81 Issjes' and gents siik hand
fcrchiets We b.sueht q Tea greatly uldel
value. Chester C3eaFy-
Rsudke rrhis-fs Ter The million IS;
5oaeht fhc la .anee cf 40 Ser Fsagtsy's l3r
ftlt Ersat,si drives ca record. heEa- stitched
A. low a. Be- Chester Ciearv.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-20

"
Read N, seller & COS advertisement.
/ Christmas novelties 6fahain { Daulton
orr immense assortment Of bandker
chiefs Is worthy ~ Your Inspection. Iok
Jas, slugeTmau & Co.
Tubs eoioTs. four for :, cents as Graham
Is nauHaHs
suitable Christmas gifts handkerchief
: vc are headguariers- Texas, slngermau
+ s Co
F-us-uow We welcome an examination
&C fhts stscs. flrre is uut auffblue kc 4
Z in 'hr Vet Tex "a. ssurefra "a & SD.
Ties sau D. utEeiAti GA s. /. s. & +.
( 3. h ~ Fremont station. BENNY & Hnyi
4 sfa tsoE. 5a- ten cents. Apply % l.. II.
Ggi1ith & SO. Occidental b}4G.
! Nc Adam Cannon has aFeael tho Sey
Z Arlington -ss'sursnt, unst Viii be pleased
( o. 81 t}gofac his old patrons.
Ntw iufaais robes. Cieary.
/ New ribbons. chester CIarf.
/ Kii elat,s f1r Christmas presents. Tok
7 las : .uEtrusn 4 Co.
( s.G and stIk hats dlreet from pUuiHp.
Tree uuls authorized agents In seattle lot
ii9a-an bats arr IoA a., S.aEermSn & Co.
Srselai Christmas H3teafion j. desired %
IL. fa.t &! 81 goods ~lil ~ G-iis cred jusi
I ls-fnrc christmas d desired Iokixs. STA
german & Cc
MUS tn uttfagTAra azAFs'Ht
and apruas. hiE purchase. greatly GudCl
vsines- Chester Clesry.
Free fla for the boy., WHh every SO
{ b5ys saiF 30 present gratis q p.tnuue
press. carts, iakrt. tsIe, eie Kline &
{ l.aSeu erc
Kiiuc ard Rosenbers's grand Xmas DIS
E r.'aN cf meas 0ne dress suits aud over
coats Is De moss extensive evss DISPLAYED
{ iu = Eglle,
Grand display cf smrkius jackets. ga al
. she popular shs3vs aud styles. Kline &
Ea-t utgrr
-.r shesrtaau hsndkrrchif T., handsome
. ly rulhra ,lered. Cncster ClVart-
i-s-S < pushes CAssscr Cieary-
Ass,-NsW slk plu.hcs. Chesg-r Ciesry.
MAS tarxGlns Pe, pie can't resist sEch
oGG-s a. these Five dollars buys a his
boy : suit a. Kline & Bose ut-rss.
Fat Iaeafx suits A. the s-ar CsoghiuE
House. .zls CatBmr isl street
80 oa- greas linn of due SIX umbrellas
at!G e. Kline 4 Resent s--s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-20
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

At the bookstore Of G. Davies < Co. are
more articles suitable for
Christmas Gifts-Aui cheaper, bet
ter and more welcome articles thAn at any
other place ia the North Pacific country.
Twenty thousand books are in stock
books of every character, styie aud binding,
and at prices from cents up.
Elegant cards 10 the aggregate number
OF many Thousands, suitable for birthdays,
Christmas. New Years. Church DAYS. etc.
Albums ana Plush Goods in great variety
and of the very best material and make.
These aad all other goods are offered a.
pfices thai defy compeLliion.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-20
BROTHERS DISAGREE.
Receiver Appointed for Harris
Brothers' Clothing Store.

Brofherr' Clothing store
isido7e Harris aud sigmuad Harris.
brothers, who run clothing store 90 the
corner Of Front and Columbia streets. In
the Kenney block, disagfe~ about the
best methods for conducting the business
aud yesterday IslaoFe. the Younger brother,
went TO Tacoma. and began suii in the cir
cult court for a dissolution Of partnership,
a division Of the property and the appoint
ment Of a receiver Judge Allyn appointed
Mr. r. NJ. Crawford, % this city, rs the re-
ceiver, 30 maEage the business until the
difficulty was settled and the business az
fairs % the brothers adjusted.
Mr.. Crawford last evening qusiiiiei q
ss0tO) bond aud took charge uf the stare.
Bat sigmund Harris filed a bond for a
faithful accounting - thu business affairs
Of the store, and M. Crawford reieas q the
charge to him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-20
A RADIANCE SALE
-oF---
Remnants Of Dress Goods.

Our entire lot OF o1ds and ends,
which have accumulated all fail, will
be offered Monday morning at about
one-haf their value.
Short lengths OF Dress Goods at
Toe. worth 20c.
l2ISc-Short lengths OF Dress Goods
at 1910, worth sc.
1870 hs ri lie 1gths Of Dress Goods
at 1910, worth SOC.
pc Short lengths Of Dress Goods at
25c that ire worth al the way from
sos N 81.
25c-Remember Monday morning,
and a long as they last.
SC 10 SI5-Fars on third floor, next
TO cloak took, take the elevator.
81 TO s25- For muifs and hoas. beav-
er muffs and boas. lynx mufs and
boas, grebe muffs and boas.
81 20 s25-One OF the handsomest
presents you can send abroad, a muii
and boas.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-20

Ne. Frank T. Haarsin. tAe we'll known
iusufgace man. T. in the cl's.
Mr. n +. Ho.1ass. - tar stewart &
Holmes Drug Canf Say. ,tft his naruinz
Fsr Walls Halla, % sptu4 Chtistwss viih
hiS family
SIR " o. Carson. travelling egpnt uf the
Northern rsrGr &c rori'aat. sud 81. a.
Nsat. general Western ascent ei t.}r North.
western. wsg. iu t.sc city ast riav.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-20
Grand Values in
japanese Silk Smoking Jackets.

This is the greatest innovation ever
made in prices OF those rich-looking
japanese silk Smoking Jackets, 50
much sought after in holiday time,
and which sold lat season for $50
We're the first and only house TO put
the price down. We have made the
price for this season at "a 70 and $50,
and they are going ever 50 rapidly.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-20
MAJOR HILTON on BEER.
He shows Its Fad Effects asa Argues
Yer Prohibition.


MAJOR HiltoG Sas decidedly Eazerrfful
with the staff called beer" a. he pz. II.
al The opera house last night His riaseaie
uss intensely severe and his large audience
appreciated X hugely. and laughed ard sp-
fslAuGeG accordingly. But be gave stats
t!es too. and cited cases that are matters OF
history. He exposed the vazioEs saeshoz.
Of fermentsfiou OF beer. and from hi.
tongue fhey we're made cut 10 te net only
obnoxions bG: nazssstsng- To show the
effect Of beer consumption be xaTe the fol,
lowing fgarex.
Belgium. 10 COO zlafian. and Ia2. 90
drinking houses, or one 70 every I. iua4ts-
itanfs. Of 100 deaths 50 were due 70 slcO-
holie drinks In 1s-5 there we're $50 ssIi-
eldes, and I've years later 81. tue proper
ton keeping On the iatregse 70 the present
year. There are three times as mauy in
sane persons there uow as there were 20
years ago. when the beer consumption was
about half What II Is to-day
The testimony OF phvsiciAnx Of Tole5o.
Ohio Was given 70 snow the injurious ef-
fleets OF liquor, beer having an ultimately
worse effect than whisky Life insurance
companies were referred to 20 show ths.
they would not insure . man who either
drank or sold hguor. The average age OF
men in irebriafe asylarns IS .
years. The effect Of liquor upon
women. and especially the aFisto-
cratic ladies of F1fth. sixth and
In summer he said. ''the papers state
that they have gone 70 Saratoga, and in
winter 20 Washington. while in reality
they are SOLDERING up in the high-toned
woman's Home after a long dehaueh- I"
The average age Of female inebriates, as
learned from the females refornatortes,
was lstx years
OF the as;uff called beer a4ooo. 90
barrels were made last year. and ssi5.-
90 900 worth sold.
Among the interesting facts he referred
to was the crowd Of beer-drinking roughs
who pienieked near Miss WIZARDS house,
shot into funeral paoeession. killing the
mother of eleven children and wife of q
tax collector. A $500 license would hardly
compensate for that Twenty saloons
were closed n Toledo, by the moral ele-
ment-" These saloons made II a business
10 induce innocent school boys TO
play pool for nsthiBg. and then
blaekmsiled them into pilfering from their
parents TO pay the bills charged up %
them by the relentless saloon keepers.
The creed OF the rum-seller is eight cents
profit on q l0ceRt drink, no matter who
pays IL. said the major
The remainder OF his lecture was in
brief that If selling liquor was an indus
try il was worse than body-saafching. aud
IL II was right 10 prohibit other injurious
things, why not liquor
FUTURE MEETINGS.
The Friday evening meeting viii be at
ehildren's meeting at p. m saturday.
and mems meeting in the opera house
al n. m. sunday, al which the Y. VI. &. A.
orchestra win be present
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Il kATIE PUTNAM No better proof OF thi,
bright LITTLE actress popularity could O.,
Mantle tcd. than 10 note the unusual IT,
teFesi which IS being displayed by thea
TRIGGERS relative 10 ncr return engage
meut az the opera house next Ffiday
evening, Katie Putnam j. without
doubt. the most successful aud pleasing
come dienuc on tbe American stage TO-DAY
her PLAY are all original. wei staged, and
interpreted by competent company.
Lena, the AaicRp." one of the bgs
plays in Miss Putnam's extensive roper
ioirc. VIII be the bili on The return engage
neat. II sin this play that Miss Putnam
sings 50 many songs. She viii also iutr.
duee her famous spanish casfaaet soug
aud canoe. and number Of new hauie
solos sale Of seats began yesterday morn
ing az The Seattle Pharmacy
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STATEMENT IN DENIAL.

The Mission of the Escort "a gnion-
town MisiuterpreteG.
Tae following message was received by
the Pssi-lNTELLIGEScEK early this morn
ing
MANpAN, Oak. Dec. I9-We have read
a dispatch from Seattle in the Pioneer
Press saying We are en- fOBte 10 Washing
ton to urge the appointment of a certain
gentleman as Judge Boyle's successor
This Is absolutely false We have nC
mission save the solemn one delegated q
as By the bar association.
J. T. RONALD
JAMES HAMILTON LEWIS.
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WILT CONTESTS Chief Mitch-l last
night telerraphed sheriff Coms'oek 81
Kitsap county, TO come over aud get the
Young man, Lloyd Wilt arrested for steal
ing silver watch aud revolver from The
residence OF J. r Duuphy. az Port Gam
bic and SO from a house near by. Tue
evidence against Wit was Of FIRST not very
strong, bur shrcRd w0rk by Chief Mitchell
induced him 10 confess thst he had com
mijted the crime, and be said he bad hid
den the watch aEd revolver n 4 hollow
log on the corner 81 Main and Seventeenth
streets They were found there as he
claimed Wit Is not bad-sPpeariug Eel
low, and poverty probably induced ham q
commit The CrlEN.
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Hat Department..

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