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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-02
REV. n. L. BATES FAREWELL.


Rev. H. L. Bates, for the past tour years
pastor Of the Plymouth congregational
church In this city, preached bis farewell
sermons on Sunday morning and evening.
10 large congregations on both occasions
The reverend gentleman selected for hIs
morning text, Jesus Ebrist-fhe same yes
terd8y. today and forever, Heb. xiii. The
main themes OF bis serTaou were, the Fer
y,es1iity OF the church because of its
founGer, and the encouragement To work
for the church. AZ The close OF his sermon
which was a most eloquent effort, Mr.
Bates said Il cannot End words to ex-
press the qualification that ! feel for the
Kindness received az the hands OF the
members Of this church." and he closed
bis farewell remarks by expressing heart
feit regret ~ leaving the pastosnfe which
be had occnpied so pleasantly for four
years.
ia the evening the departing pastor de-
liyered another feeling address. taking for
bis text. There was no room for him NJ
the inn''-luke Il. Z. last clause. Both of
Rev. Rates's sermons were most powerful
and not without their effect on the eongrc
cations.
AZ q meeting OF the Ministerial Assoela-
ton held yesterday afternoon resolutions
regreftsng the departure OF Rev. II. T.
Bates were adopted The resolutions will
BE engrosssd and viii DC presented 20 Mr.
Bates prior 70 his departure.
A set OF resolutions thanking him for
his able services In behalf OF the church
Of which. he has been pastor have been
drawn up by committee composed Of the
members of the church. These resolu-
tons win De presented to Mr.. Bates to-
morrow.
Mr.. Bates leaves here on Thursday for
Portland. here be viii remain for two
weeks, when he viii leave Portland. going
direct 10 Paris and thence 20 the Holy
Land
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BREvITIEs.

Dine nj the Russell. Third aad Cherry.
A plat of 4. W. Billiards. Park addition
60 the town OF slaughter was led with the
county siisistor yesterday.
License To we'd was yes terday issued TO
Charles W Maddox aad LYDIA A. Good
man. both OF King county.
John Gilbert, saloon keeper, was faed
$50 and ecsfs by Justice Rivers yesterday
for stealing SO from Alfred Waugh.
NJ e. tsss;on has brought action in the
district court 10 recover xsua "a from Allan
Mcdonald, On an account for goods and
merchandise.
No quorum Was present NJ the regular
meeting af the Chamber Of Commerce last
might. and the meeting was postponed till
Monday night.
Emma Jane Fraker was adopted Ia the
probate court yesterday by James and
Fannie osIe. upon the approval of Thomas
J. Attell. guardian Ell aseg.
A regssaeatsI cont martial viii assemble
az the arsaors ~ First regiment. on Friday.
sI,Ss. =. lsSs. Cor the trial OF sergeant John
Andersen, of II company.
Information received from SteiIAceom
yesterday Is to the effect that Jules e, lap
sky is sfsassisy stalking and his cossdl ton Is
nos 50 critical that bis death may hs ex-
rected ni any saoaent
since the osfsess over the county Jail have
heeg cleaned che prisoners have caught
the Infectious spiFii 90 cleanliness aud
have given their quarters thorough
scruebins. The Jail viii he whltewsshed
to-day
Elsss MeNal.en. sgcd years, died Al
the residence of her parents yesterday
forenoon Of scarlet fever The ehiia WAS
buried ia the aflesno0a from the Catholic
church The ttFeEfaSuf VAS ia MAsEiaie
cemetery.
NJ T. Sullivan, manager at Portland OF
TAlei's detective agency, was In fne city,
yesterday, making settlements with the
county aai railroad com pailieS fDs fhe scr
vices Of bic dxsessIyes during the aiming
Troubles last winter.
Hicks. The insane Fasn v h. was around
hnusinx q dlsehaFx from some imaginary
array last saturday, bad anofneg eptasFttc
ft On the street yesterday. No insanity
charge has been nissf against bin Ia the
probate court 50 be ~ still At large.
Declarations OF intention were filed yes
sersay hy Thomas Manson. Andrew r. Len.
gnis,. Charles iiealand, of Norway and
ssosiea; JOAN h. Rae. uagAg. Noreland,
Of crest Rfttsin. John scope. Frederick
ks<,sss. =, =. l.ezsgaauy. Anten forsmsa. Loaf
lresi reStmsn. Of switzerland
The Olympic restaurant. on south
cerenG street. Vas closed yesterday by s'on-
stable kehansos Ga two attachments from
Justice Atsier~ uoArt. Tae claims ou
ia fsSos af Rkce & Gardner, baschers. for
SSAaS. saSt 4. W, Piper, baker. sssA
TWo ads. neither % whoa was acre
than e years ~ sge, were found IA = drunk
en- siap0s on this sidewalk near the posSs
h0Qsc Of TIE fs99. stree. Cable t3azs Sa1.
tsy aight one of the eoss hxa 9 small
revolver on Bis YSEsoa- They we're beth
were unable 10 iesza who furnished the
bows fAesF us4HtsF
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PERSONAL.

M. gGhu Mcguire. tec manager 81 The
Montana theatrical csrSnss, Was IL TIE ei1y
YESTERDAY
Dr.. 9oAn =. SennE Of R5~tan. wAo has
heen Is tAts city Scr the past few DAYS on s
visit - Capt. = A H1yt. sefz last evening
for home. Via Ssa Francisco,
Judge Isaac " Mar~toa aud sea, I. r
AaFsson sad Captain Mm- Mes az af he
troll. Mich. sre "a tee csty Judge VI ars
tsass - prominent attorney 80 Michigan.
having heeza attorney general OF he static,
and afterwards supreme Srtasc. ~ the sAEae
tiFue sffA iadge asley, rev os tie later
sts'e cotS1asrce es1ya rssSxseE Gapfss8s
Mckay Is web kaosn steam ezaz.rs&a. h~-
ing ccanesss1 VITA THE Cleveland lsnS .:
SfsSHsers ga Lake Site
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AN IMPORTANT RULING.
Fiiings Made Eligible Land Near
Whatcom.

A number OF ineE stood In single hle at
the door Of the land Office yesterday morn.
ing when 1t opened for business. The
cause Of this was because on Friday last
the United States land commissioner. in
sustaining decision of the local land office,
cancelled 27presmpsions and tim Der claims.
They were lied b. different parties and
transferred 10 Messrs. stimson 4 Park some
two years since. The claims are located In
township -, 4 east. In whafcom county,
along and contiguous 10 Lake whatcoHn,
within 10 miles OF wnatcon, and are val
ued NJ from 5000 10 $slDe each. The com.
missioner Cancelled them because the
quarters were f.aaduiently taken up.
Mr.. w. II. 3orham made tie FIRST entry
yesterday morning. His was a timber en-
try. and r. III. CLARK Immediately fled a
homestead entry on the same quarter see
ton. Charles r. Ward also fled timber
entry and George II. walker fled q home
stead entry In short order. The rest of the
land was soon NIL taken mp under straight
homestead or timber entries.
IL is said that MessFs stimson & Park.
who are Michigan iumbermea. win contes;
the legality of the ruling oi
the United states land commits
sioner in the courts, land win carry the
case 10 the United states supfeme court
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yhs Assessss. SID Deputies Bexfn
THAR work

1ks&A - &AA@
AL taxable prDperry In King county be
came sssesssbss n II O'Clock. noon, res
tsfdsJ 70 the rerxon OF persons then oxn
ing II Al Il ot.ssek Assessor Eorrcn hx1
afs Deputies ss'ern IN, assigned 70 fhss,
respective districts. provided with blank.
and fnzfruetIonil. and fully equipped 70.
TIE most eOnpAsse assessment q property
ever s1Ade IN Kinx eoanfy The 1anes o.
she deputies and tAe dis-<icts To which
iney are respectively assi1Hef ara a. fol,
r. J. Smith--klHnez, ssslmaa end Sswezs,
flss A. l. EHshsrforf- eroqualrnie Faii
City Iolt and Cherry VALLEY e. A. Ba~soa
- asssen island George W. Ferry--Slsuxh-
Ter and stzcks z stark--Keas and Waste
kfyers Robert Bridze<-Ernnksiu. Back
Diamond and Arrhnr. L ID. Bl&ke -3<eeo-
a. Enaraflsw and eastward - the eoausy
line, John W DeNotr---Ho8xh.on Kirk
land, Wfndsox and Kedno1ds l. D. Ensn-
cer-Re1fon ansi Cedar Mountain. rarnnes
7. sh0fs--1nlsh . Cove E1xewater. 6reen
Lake and norshEart 70 The county line,
Frank EaEa--Etnnydale, nuw4mssh and
west seattle. In Seattle the assessment
VIII be made b. r. A. Twicheli. ". H HEz-
ard. q. y. Alexander Chester Eaten r A.
Wilson and WA. II. Hughes. Mr. Hughes.
who wss eouafJ assessor In iss5e, will be
the chief sfepafJ and viii be in the once
ulost Of the TINT. The assessors In the city
districts VIII 20 - work this morning and
viii commence teuding IN returns by FRI
day or Saturday. the country districts viii
not be heard from until about the middle
81 next week. The plat books will be
ready 10 few days and competent elewi-
cal force viii be kept engaged in checking
OF property returned IN the detail sheets
a. they come In. The assessor il not pro-
yided with an abstract this year and there
II therefore great need OF property owners
giving Ia a cosuplefe aud carefully de.
tailed list OF their real estate, as ali lanGs
not described Ia the assessment sheets viii
be marked 10 unknown owners
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FOUND DEAD AT SLAUGHTER.
james Craig Dies at the Door of His

Coron CT smart received dispatch from
Slaughter yesterday morning conveying
The information thar man named James
Craig had been foaud dead AZ the door OF
his cabin about seven miles east from that
place.
The coroner. accompanied by Deputy
the inquest was In session, and nothing
coaid hc lea wed last night OF the verdict
arrived at 4 gentleman who came from
Slaughter last evening said that II was
geEeraliy believed that c.asgs death was
from heart disease, or some other natural
fatfxf
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To suPrIY LOCAL DEMAND.
Mines ~ Gilman started Up-Nev
Kunkers.

The mines at Gilman, owned by the
seattle Coal and Iron Company. started NJ
yesterday morning for the purpose of get
ting out coal 10 supply the local demand
The managers Of the mines at Gilman say
that the market 81 san Francisco win moi
perssit OF thair shipping coal 20 that city
NJ the prtseHf time, owing 30 the prevail
ing low prices. II Is not anticipated that
there will he any siiffening In prices for
some time 20 come.
The Seattle Coal and Iron Company has
ordered plans drawn for coal bunkers,
which are 10 he located az the foot OF
Marion street They are 80 be of section
capacity, ana will be so arranged that
small steamers and teams can both take
coal from them. The present bunkers ai
the intersection OF feSler aud Railroad
avenues are to BE- refaos eli 20 make room
for sidetrseks for the Seattle, Lake shora
& Eastern railway.
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THE mINsTRELs.
Excellent Performance at Frye's
Opera House Last Night.

Goodyear. Cook 4 Dlilon's minstrel
company, which has just completed a
trlumphai tpu. OF the Montana circuit,
gave their first performance st Frye,
opera house last night to large audience.
The company Ia a good one, and. what il
more. every feature presented was new.
The insfrumensalists were excellent. the
clog dancers excellent and the yocalists
superb. several topical songs never heard
here before especially delighted the
audience The performance was ckasts
and refined ana the large number OF ladies
present appeared 10 thoroughly enjoy it
Much atteutioii Is given 10 the FIRST part
which Is well sat and replete with excel
lent orchsstrstion and good vocal music
The pertcFmsH e0 viii DC repeated tonight
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Dayton aud ttpciauafi, @, aAd taEihgton
and Newport. Ky.
Money to loan; long ar short tine. e. F.
Miller 4 Co, us 1ssler avenue, Occidental
biock
New parasols, Chester clery. iss9 styles
arrived, Chester Ciesry.
II you want Il pleasant hssme fthFee lots
with good house call on u. B. Ward.
NJ Waiter C-.scSett OF Caaeevslle, Wild
hy Island. ". T.. has sold 20 MesSrs' faney.
MeEntirV & Painting, ell second street, %
scres of land st3oinsng the Crown addition
IN Queen AHne T ewn. This property i
now being cleared. streets graded aud side
walks laid ant VIII be plsltsd into rest.
denee ioss &sxig0 with L. foeS alleys and
stf@ei avenues This property viii &c
ready for the market Ia about 10 DAYS. and
will se known ss tbe queen Anne second
addition. IL 10 well situated. commanding
= aae view Of iAe sound and mountains.
aud SIS location. North seattle. is the
choice resifensse portion az ;he city.
Twenty -ave4sHs ail.woai dress goods,
Chester Ciesrs.
D. Il Ward vii sell los and two heuSss
taew Feutgng Tor 80 per month. eSsrner
Pine and Tenta streets. for s9slsD
FSye-eens towels. Chester Clesry.
ETnh-oiGsrfss. Chester CIesry.
All the latest novelties ia ladies and
=
Texas. SsnEeEEssn & Go.
New silk underwear. Chester Cle&sy,
one Of Seafsle's Oldest citizens WAITS 10
know Why people persist ia p&yiag rent
when a sssst home ear &c had for oaly
s@s0 Call a. ruSarns and >. ever seattle
hardware store,
Five-een; hace eartata ret. Chester
CErSry.
A fne lot Of French and scotch asnnels.
newsy imported. now on sale. Texas,
>snssrnan s so.
New aprons. Chester ClcAry.
Yancy, MeEiltfre & Painting. sfi second
street have saEee chosee acreage suitable
for plating ,saH 81 cree.
HOSIERY, oar big los Of new goods -.
rived. Chester ssscs-s-
oar cunpsske stock III hSts-ssls bats,
felt and ssrSws. fax Eaen and boys, 1oS Ga
hand. Tas as. stnxeFsasa 4 Co.
New sSrseSs. hester Cle&sy-
The leading sew YafS awse. the Crash
CT, in al eofors, Si-sa. Teklzss >lsaseynsa 81
& 60.
Nex rieboas. Chester Cleary.
New gloves. Chester icsFy.
New line es so~eas Toklss, ss1serss ~
& Co
Our has shirsnsa; Of aew goods arrived
Chester cl<ar..
New stock oi tzhse linens. THO 6aess row
elites luss Tecs.fyed- Aisc handsome lsas
~ sssae sets. esey lies. Ezpksas. etc. TekiAs
SsngeFasar & 10
Tea-eSas Euea towels. Chester Clear.
New cFess ss>asis. csessev cleasy.
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CART. BoYroS.s EXHIBITION
SIX Thousand People Went To West
Seattle sunday

Fully COCO persons witnessed the aquatic
exhibition OF Capt. Paul Boyton. az West
Seattle. Sunday afternoon. From II O'Clock
in the morning 10 in the afternoon, the
ferry aud several steamboats, we're freightesI
with passengers who fought fof their pas
sage II was a good natured crowd on the
whole. aud notwithstanding the Jam, only
few rows occurred.
Capt. Boytou's was thoroughly
satisfactory, and everything promised on
the bill was performed. The naval eneoun.
ter between two miniature mea-af- y az
and the blowing up of one Of them by
means OF a torpedo were especially inter.
cstiug.
Capt Boytou gave another exhibition
yesterday, which was attended by many
who had seruples against attending 81
Affair Of the kind On Sunday.
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How 1t Is Plated.

The following PosTsrEIIfsEscEgs re-
port OF last weeks meeting of the City Council
The plat of Renons addition
ited by Crawford Conover approved by City Engn-
Scrry and the Council The plat particularly piece
work and the land is laid broad principle The
addition plateau
Madison of the slightly points about the city, The
lots plated 0 feet except those facing Madison
which All which
made face that There alley
block The streets 66 feet wide Division which
is 90 feet Including fractions by the diagonal
of Madison through the addition there $40 lots
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&satf HIS DetGFfnia8fs0n.
isrhe following petition. signed by al the
members of the police force. was presented
10 Chief Mitchell yesterday:
I'VE. the undersigned police officers Of
the city Of Seattle, learning that yea are
contemplating ixsigning the position now
held by yon, and considering that such ac-
ton upon yoar part viii not be for the
BEST Interests OIL the city OF seattle nor the
police force aud as1mi nisfration OF the
same, most earnestly beg that ron recon
slider the same auFi hold the positson held
By you for the baossee and remainder Of
your term"
The petition was signed by every Officer
on the force aud Il an evidence of the
good win they bear their chief. Chief
Mitchell has fully decided upon handing
In his resignation 81 the next meeting OF
the Council. however, and viii retire 70
private life on May /. or as much sooner as
the E0HHrii VIII allow him
There Is no lack OF candidates for the
once and the Council viii have some good
material 70 select from. The policemen
viii hand in q petition asking the Council
10 appoint Captain willard In the event
Of Chief MltshelIs resignation being
accepted. Deplaty sheriff woolery, who
has BEEN mentioned as a possible eandf-
date for the position, says he does not want
II and that be would not accept 10 II offered.
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htkE or SECTION HaNps.
Few Employees of the Narrow
Gauge Walk Ont.

-, es$a days since the Columbia & Fsa-
~ scand Railroad Company notified the
...ssasa u the secsioa divisions fAa; on
49, ai'es ArTll the section bands would
~. q yer day. The rate hitherto
$50 sa vi . per day All the : ecksaa rnen
49, 49, 70 thss reduction and Yesterday
xsss. = Ss,fs ~ the nsw rate. except fhe
$50 % g naea empIoyvss en- the seattle
ssssss sais ssng Thought tss rate too
- 1ad refused - gn 50 week Other
49, nase besa secured who viii 80 81
~ 49, = gu TIE seeiion THIS morning for 81 e
-. as managers az The FailsAss were seen
- 8 sSsng. and when asked the reason
ns.aaas sas Tvrlseds The reduction Was
pnsa, . saat the wsges on the gofanahia &
~ ~ s,sAstist taight conform 10 these p9tsi
So Ss'ffhefn Pacific and oshSr Western
"a. 49, ~ ex'sa esisnal sseFsi "a par gaagv
49, 1ssatf Fsasiss sn4 We can sat al The
We sessf fof 81 70 Per aay.
rs,-s - AAhls to.-~A hsnsssafsse tsas eli tsssy
Il ss.. - Mesaa, In The uaast sseileskr shades
~sss4a 4 &c rs Stas
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THURSDAY.
APRIL 13

We authorized Captain only onethr OF
the lots in the addition amounting probable that
only portion put on the market April Is
before the balance win be
offered Before the first definitely in
all the papers in which advertise many be
offered the first No will anyone before
the date of the first sale Many personal
accept deposits 500 $500 them the first
selections Everyone, strangers friends alike,
ceyed the ephat the addition ready
selections Every
OF the hundreds who spoken subject
the past month viii substantiate statement.
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SCENIC BEAUTIES

We think viii question the that the Renton
the choicest piece residence in the city OF
the large number of persons have told their
per the very people
city build there The addi
the hill and just far enough
choice residence property 1t high
dry slightly There bad lot in the addition,
without a The grand panorama of scenery
comprehensive afforded point the
city nearly every city.
bay Olympic
Washington Mount Rainier. and
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cREF coLLISs RgsoNlSATED At the
regular monthly meeting OF Seattle Hook
and Ladder Company. No l. held last
evening in the company's house. Josiah
Collins. Jr.. was renominated unanimously
for the position of chief of the Ore depart
Hent. by the company. As Is customary,
each company is "a be permitted To noIni-
nate one of its members for the chfeftaincy,
but owing 10 the popularity OF No. Is
nominee, Mr.. Collins, ii is possible that no
other nominations will Sc made. The
election Is 10 be held on the FIRST Monday
in May
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THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY AND SAVINGS BANK.

YeslerLeary building. Mil street oppo-
site Commercial street receives deposits in
any amount ard allows Interest thereon.
Board of trustees: Leigh :. J. Hunt, Thorn
IS T. Minor, Edward y. Downing. j. n.
Lowman, George H. Heilhron. David y.
Baxter. and Vim. RICHTER Fisher, Bank
open daily from 9 =. m. 10 =. "a: Sstur-
days a. IN. "a | p N. and : 2. m. 90 ?. N.
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sAxrEz L CRAWFORD.
CHARLES 7. coxovxR.
~RKTKRKSrz-Rrsry ssas ana
The eAs-scser OF
REAL ESTATE
|lnVeStm entS
OFFERED BY
|Gz1S.4sGaesvs
weespeeiAlly invite the attention OF in.
vessors 70 the following choice list Of prop
ety
SECOND STREET.
SIT 010-Lot on east side Of second
1870 street. between University
and Union, with large residence.
ST 5O0-Forsy feet frOas.se on SEQ
ysOoO ond street. near Pike The
enespess property on the street
MADISON STREET.
oQEnn-Tws fan lsts sersAeast car
00yyU ssr Of sixth and ssAisss;
81, 900 Issssi i''' corner Madison and
FRONT STREET.
500. OOO.Les' issins or Front s..
facing on West street These lots carry ripa-
nan IA rlghts and extend 20 deep water. On
the property are wAayyes, factories and
bus ness houses which viii rent for 400 q
rnon&h- Price, fz0G COO one-fourth cash,
balance on long time.
R25 C00-Lot on the west side Of
~1c,OOV Front street, next 10 the
corner OF Pike. On the los is . roo resi-
denee- Price. 81. 600: one-fourth cash, bal
ancc on long time At per cent
COMMERCIAL sTREER-
S65. 0O0.,a.KL!Issrox aoTEL- Pan
Of CcmmeEvial and Main streets, Including
the Arlington hotel bzilainx.
S53. OOO..giityy,Ia.rIes feet .roatsss
tween Yesler avenue and Washington
street.
WATER FRONT.
GE0 nm - Fun block OF eight lets
VoVsVOo south or the barrel fsetory.
four lots fare Water street and foar have
water frontage, carrying riparian rights.
aSa = Ss nles. . e b T and AMID
LOT 1. block G. d. T. Denny's Waterfront
addition. slo.1 for the two.
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Wind on sensfay dia heavy damage in
Dayton and Cincinnati, O., aud Cayington
and Newport Ky.
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naY AIDER AND IN wOop cuR ~
II isxised lenxIA. Dsy kfn121nG &
carr. coal dslsysEs1 = 80 paxl = ]
o. IS ysrd O HcsAtnf vssrf. ~ & - :
wxeek
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&GE 00fl-AkLfN6T0x HOTEL Pun
VoS,ooO lot If the southeast corner
Of CcmmeFrial and Main streets, Including
the Arlington hotel bzilainx.
Sos, OOOonsc o nsss sssi .s lssa'I g.
tween Ies1er avenue and Washington
street.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-07-26
See the Business Manager.

There was once a long headed man who
invented Household Utensil of such
general Utility that instead of giving it a
Name setting forth an Intelligble idea OF
its character, he called it simply Good
Thing.
So Proud was he Of his Good Thing that
he would not make its Existence known in
the Press. IF People viii not come in
and ask for the Good Thing" he would
say, II don't propose to go to the trou-
BILE of Telling them about 1t. If People
don't know 1t when they see II. they
must suffer the consequences of their
Blindness"
When a Mortgage was foreclosed on him
little Later, the Successful Bidder Ad-
vertised the Good Thing in Several Pa
pers, and He had great Difficulty in En-
ploying a sufficient number Of Men to
I'll the Red Wagons that backed up at the
Door.
The Moral oil this Fable is in the Pos
session of our Advertising Agent, who
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