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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-12
PORT TOWNSEND PROGRESS.
Real Estate Exchange Projected
street improvements.

FoET T0wa ENg, Jan. H. The Meeting
Cf the real estate men thar VISA called for
yesterday ai ilFrnD0u was postponed III
saturday. 0wiag 70 the Absence ~ n0ue OF
the persons Interested. The objects are 20
fgrIn 3 real estate exchange, with the NAN
object 10 protect ewusIs eBd investors. also
- ssftle gpOn ugif0fa rate fDf eomsnts-
sious. etc and the iisiing Of al property
for saie a. The owners egures, thus giving
70 Investors that security 70 which tne5 are
entitled, that tbey are hayisg a. cheapiy
A. possible.
N0rE upol Eatcr street is progressing
very rapidlv. The track is laid up 70 nesf
Tyler Hreef aa.i = large Ioree Of nen are
emyioyed daily.
A petition ls bsiHg circulated eskisg ne
citF eouneii to open sna EraSe Adams
street from water street ~ Fist ~ is
signed by the owners Of nessiy even iCt
along the line Of the street, and i y nope1
tha, the council viii arf upon y irimeni
ateiy.
The city c0unei4 meet tkusgnL spne
iapOFthnf measures VIII hss dihe usera t1iab
Are 0f Kreaf moment - the city,
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TACOMA NEWS.
The Editor aud the Gamblers Died
from smaltp0x

TACOMA, Jan. li.-As announced 10 oc.
cur IN this mornings PuETt TtNTELiTuENcER
Mr.. X. +. kAdebAuEh was again arrrsted
to-day On charge Of criminal libel fled
by Harry Morgan. Defendant aid not
waive examination this time, but gave
bonds Tor his appearance Tuesday ueKt In
the sun of tiopr This afternoon Morgan
sNore out another warrant against Mr.
kadehsugh, and he will be tomorrow ar
rested on the same charge As In yester.
days ease. the warraBt was FIRST broaght To
judge Lawrence. who refused 70 Issue IL.
The hght between the rival factions aud
parties Is daily growing mere intense.
Morgan 10 striving 70 make IL appear that
u is personal iead between Mr. Rade-
haugh aud himself The majority Of law-
abiding people, however, regard h as a
contest between law aud order versus Rross
lndecenoy.
s0R6ANs rHEATER LICENSE.
The health and police committee. 10
whom was referred the matters u contiuu-
lug the license OF the plHce Known A. Nor
gan's theHter, announced that their decis-
ion would be rendered at tho coanGil
roaHis this afternoon at 2 O'Clock. They
failed u put ia an appearance, however 70
the chsgrin OF a large number Of assem bled
spectators. Later Af. J. H. Houehfon In
formed the fosr ISTFLLIGESCeH cofre-
spoudeut thot the committee had deemed
Il best 70 make their report At the rcguIas
neon. sabr0sa information is "a the ei-
feet thar majority report win recon-
mend continuation of the license, while
minority report viii take strong grounds
70 the coauary. In view Of this and
other matters 70 come before them, to-
morrow session Of the city fathers prom
ises 20 be the most lively that has ever
been witnessed IN the ciiy'n history.
DIED oT ssAELFox
G. q johnson The negro Afflicted With
ylruleni smallpox, ~ reported In yesfoE-
days dispatches. died At the pest house
later la the day. Nearly ali the other pa
dents are eonyaleseent.
THE couHrs.
Thomas Burton. arrested IN Seattle yes
ier9ay A. the supposed blower of Wat
son a Dld's safe Sunday night, Haa brought
before Justice LaErcnce this afternoon.
Pressure Of other business compelled tho
Justice % defer the ease. and Burton VIII
= examined 70 morfgW morning.
In the matter of the estate sf 4. D. Olds,
an ordeE Was granted BY the Judge u pro-
allowing the sale Of personal property OF
Petition foF letters a. Administration of
fhs estate oi Seis Nafsi we're filed by W. r..
sundberg and Nels A Olson
Carl harezewski eenewald nf Prussia,
Auders August crook 81 Finiand and Law
renee Cia5by Of lrelaua appeared before
Clerk u the District Court Ayres and do
ciared their iuientior 10 become AIaerican
ciilssps
In the matter of the estate II C. y. Pay,
IN probate cogrt, an order allowing tnsi
acCeuut u susan &. Pay was grAuted and
OF estate ordered.
Bank cisarances &C. day were ts2.es07s.
Bufselzfies are exceedingly plentiful
several Intellectual affanpts 81 house
breaking occurred last evening.
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Pete Jackson Holds California
Against All Csmers.
NEw YORK. Jan u George W. Atkin.
son to-day sent the following cable 20 this

NEw YORK. Jan u George W. Akin.
son to-day sent the following cable 20 this
city
LoSDoN, Jan. n.
Jem smifh. champion of England, called
at the Sporting Ltfs Office to-day aud issued
a challenge 70 fght Peter Jackson accord-
ing 10 the L0ndoE prize ring rules, for eco
or EIls0 side. the aRht n take place la
four or siT months from the signing Of the
articles Jackson to b Ellosed 80 for ex.
penses, and the fight % be decided in
France Or Spain II JHeksou's bscksrs are
ready 20 accept this proposition. they can
post q deposit with the Potter Garefis In
New York or the sporting Effg In London.
smith viii silOs Jackson 70 name the time
Of lighting and the amount Of the STAKES.
II the match is for 1900 a side. smith will
allow Jackson tio9 for expense
JAcKs0s DOES SoT AoCgFI
sAs FEASdsco, Jan. i1.-FetsT Jackson.
ths colBred pHFilist Of Australia. when thE
cable dispatch was received this evening
announcing that Jen smith, the English
cham pisa, bad issued challenge % Bgnt
ain. said IF smith wanted 90 meet
hiru he would have coEe % California, a.
he would fght nowhere bat before the
California Athletic Clsb, and that his
mind wss not yef made up whether he
would meet smith rndef any eifcum-
stances.
CAEDlFE vILL F5snT JAcKsos.
MISNEAFoLIs. Jan. li--Fafsy Cardiff has
tsisgraphed his acceptance Of the prOpOsl-
lion Of the California Athletic Club that
BE meet Jackson, TIE Australian, In san
Francisco IN April, The winner - receive
q 80 and TIE lSser $50
LiGHTWEiGHT FlGflr IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Jan. IA fight % a iinish for
the Lightweight chan pioEshin 81 the
S0rtnwest- took place ia Oue 81 the sab
urbs tonight. and was Witnessed ~ 10
persons The cen nbafanfs were Billy NAle
aud Tom Morgan. Morgan knocked wade
ozt In the sixth roRud.
EILRATS AID MITCHELL ESGKD.
TRoY, \. Y, jan. Ii--4t 4 sfarri ng eHhi-
fffign last ufshf hsfwefu kslfain and
Nitcnel1. rotten eggs were tHfoWn Al The
principals fro1 the gallery.
0ArbauH's CHALLKscE AccErfED.
ToRoSTo. Jan u-Wm- OCouHoT las
accepted GandsHr's ehailsuge 20 row three
miles for slooo a side a. san Francisco
about March /
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The French eevsrumep, Psvsrie...

fasls :. -sn- II a der9tstiou - Panama
eszsl beEshoidrrs, hesacts Nv Courf M
son. Prssi1sn; ef the { sion dsS Artionrsirss
e ee. sgztSirss. - 3sE called upon tsoeist.
minister g ioFeis 81 SGairs. aad paiutsi oui
tsc srgency aud necessity for ths pzxseec
1H toe senate before the naecfiug of the -.
isal compSBy. IsAnsry IS. 81 a hlil % r,-
ferIa tie bsakrgr.ey law. taohlcs express.
Cd sEmnathy With The lsaadhnlders. hat
ssia ise soFprlEsai wSS compelled % act
n t.o laa-,Ar s-LA .nn -r-a--,- ---..-r.-
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Fined SEQ. COS by srasII.

NEW YORK, Jan. iI.-Tbe World says ".
z. Grace fex-mayorl & Cos representa-
tives. sears & Co. have gotten into trouble
with the Brazilian government sehrs &
Co and their managing scierk. EdWard
Mann, have been adjHdged guilty Of eyad-
ing paynneut o. the export duty on rubber
and been sned about xl5ooJe.
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NlSNlrEa. Jan. Ii--The crossing al Fart
Nayte, where the Fertage extension Of the
northern fscinc railway cruxsrs the cana
dian isciEc. has heea esecfgsl 10 wss nuf
10 by The Calsdisz Fsrifc -gilway men.
who YESTERDAY tore aaan the hzr-iossie and
cleared aseF the dead engine and other
distinctions. thus euaiag the railway war
and siTtRg Winnipeg = complete victory.
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Plymouth Church Financially En-
barrar~ed.

NEW Ye.k, Jan 1.-THE Post says. The
financial aaalrs OF the Plymosth church
are in a critical condition, and indications
are hat there may be great dinenity N
meeting current exp nses- Last year x
peuaitares exceeded the receipts BY tssee.
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PoErLAxb. Or. Jan. 1---Tne iugy. ~ the
suit % ars. Jennie Langfonis zife - con
tractor. against DR. HenfT svitts, q
Pgsmlnezt physician, fgr fleNN esmekss *
fcr fn4itrafrfee. retsFnet = Fer4ief 81 t'1n
for ~ f,Iafrflff u day. III Jones VIZ ep-
t.s.f - ~. er1sl-s ne cssErt
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naetor. pi.agree-one killed.

HoLpsS. No. Jan. 1.-Two physicians
OF this place. Drs- Pitser and STARK, eaar-
relied in 3 store last might over al Old dis.
mute stark whipped DEt q revolver and
s-sd three shots. tsE0 o. which struck Asd
Killed Pitser. The other seriously wound
ed . by stande-.
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Justice Matthews Improving.

WASHINGTON. Jan iL-Mrs Matthews.
wife of the associate justice OF the supreme
eoarr Of the Juitad States. said this after
soon 10 an Associated Press reporter that
the statement published regarding the
condition ot.Justiee Matthew'S was entirely
false: that he is now improving rapidly.
has good appetite znd is gaining strength
fnSt
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YELLOW FEWER on THE YANTIc.
The Chief Result obtaIRed by ships
Sent 20 Hayti.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE United states
steamer lantie was Inspected by the
health officer this morning lie reports
LieHt Niles in very preearious condition.
Cadet Bristol and seaman Keller are much
improved. The rest Of the crew are we'll
The Iantic viii probably undergo .aaran-
tine gfserEaffpu
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sAx FRAxeIscO. Jan. u.-Elliah smith,
president Of the Oregon improvement
CO n MS last conference with John L.
Howard, the eonpanys lecal nAasgeI
vs.,,rsav con plefed arrangements which
se@ultsd in the renswAl of the contract OF
tse agency Of The Pacific Coast steamship
Co. with GosdaIi, Perkins \ Co. Tor eve
years from next February
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ooHam.isce, snG On gc-saS salts
ssrtefN e tHN cgssarsny and
ne e2Si9eefA lie wumld nos
state. however. whrFher 0r upf
kysn Euala - retained ia the cayapsnv's
eiap3oy. Cassf Ar;Anr was seen ana con
hTwcd Ne statement that the fEaah,p hat
been satisfactorily seisird
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SAN FRAKcIsCo, Jan ll--+Senefsi hAH-
.r.r Texne. Of the southern faetne Co,
stared ts-day that the ci@egity between
Ire BroTherhood Of Losornouye
Fsxineers ana Master Aeeaanae
Ryan. Of the Atlantic olslaeni
of the Southern Pacific had been - as.s. s..
ss,er = conference with the eh1ef and AIS
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81. IoUfs, Jan iL-Henry krEse, the
mAu Who shoG Ward AeAanus. the prounf
uenf ~ L.5als eapltsliss. YESTERDAY CON
raitf,.,t suicide this afternoon Ia a cheap
"a zfuR- house. gruse was probably insane
an account Of failure % secure money
rjth wh!eh TO push his car motor
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yIcaoEt8. d. G.. Jan. IL Affairs Af WEI
fngton are .rlet. thosgh e0Estder&bie diI-
fefence Of op4nioa exists anons inc mlns4
aheaf returning 10 4osk- Nopsrs MssS
.eryed npon The occupants of me n1s-
leave ihesn wifhin y oayA
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PFrTsBUKS. Jan III =. aorE.sca,
p-ominenf dentist, killed himself a. noon'
cause, dyspepsia
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Confederate Senator Harris Esnomi-
mated.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Jan 1.-The Demo
cratic members Of the legislature In caueus
fa-ufghf. r~nofninAfea Senator Harris.
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THE cHrchAsaw co~rrsr

9ts-FSttaa 5ees nns eezaone NJ. Bxvars's
neglect of aec1nf International cs,sr-
v1EreS
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POST BUILDING,

For printed country
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MISNEAFoLIs. Jan. li--Patsy Cardiff has
t4isgraphsd his acceptance Of the prOposl-
lion Of the California Athletic Club that
BE meet Jackson, TIE Australian, In san
Francisco IN April. The winner 10 receive
q SO and The laser stgQ
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-02

intetesttAg tleates spt.aittra - ths
heAfa 81 Health.
iae offt annual ltpar. of tto
Ne4lla oa.csf rs presented ~ tse
Iuanea shows tlsf t4e mortality Nas
p4r mQoi1 as 80 oDs Jauaars. 8-.
Ff,saan o NAfel as Apra. 6s May.
"a. JuAs. - Ju.N, so August. los >lp.
lem'xf. e,. oeiahff. -s Nasemi,sr. a..
December. 81 Ipsal nomhti 81 deaths
aacas iAe se4f up % Yesterday sl7.
Calculating ue population ~ 5000
Sass r.t.o would le ia $40 deaths la
sNfe 1000 81 tae population l~I
amman.
a molt detailed report shows THAI
-ss lH ,oleu oal unltl tlc aLt ~ !
ttaf. - eissdfsu deed between tat 4Ets
~ ! Ani 5 =, persons dlea between tae
agg, and 49, -1S persons died between
tat a-,, ul - Ald So i-o persons died
t,tl,,seu tle ages ot - and a. - IAi
>.u> died b,tNsfn lat ages n sV ena
>H - ftfSal. tl.l between the ages ~
So 4na so. aud a.t4 oNtI the age oi
lN Three aaa4rc1 and thItA -one
lhldicl died uudff tle age II ne
years. being 4 o-lo pt1 cent ~ ai
deaths - compared WITH t-t - l"t
cr.t. 81 1886. and tne 81 per cent 81
I~~- gnt hundred and eighty three
ui these children ueit hofu ~ iorelea
bora parents There were - infants
born dead. Two hundred and fiity
seven oi lao>e who oied were msfued
rs ~ taem beng widows and a
nltaosf, Two hundred anc eighty
F. and
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-02

Enect of th9 Watts Measures Pend
lrg ~ Lansing.
SOHE GRAND RAPIDS OPINIONS OF II
les-l f~sktss Favor AZ f.et4a heAisis
oTltprt a. u tli lu.l.a-< tlt <oet a.
>uA,uoar lte npfl4s >op4ls fu-
saHltisnt. 8Ae Pea AaA S444s


a.. .~.s H. a.. ..t ..... ,.....,...,
t'
tl-l.t measures Nttp Na- httA lu-
tfli...t ~ thf nfe~.s.t ~.->.on If th.
....s..
'''' --'si'sls 'l ttr .i'ti' "e"i'-' 4 a.
general IS It.aItti lis measure 60
,.,..t...t f,r.,.,. f,.s, .......,...i.f.... n.fh
"N~~ "e tar PROVISIONS r. '-S
aI hett - ~ Inspected O.. tat Aoal
,.ff.t f.rf,.....I.f ...f- sf tI.t time If
..t ....4.. t..f
i'- i' aat''> ".itti-N 81 ''i~ -
every person n tAe state.
Ntha t.rs,. II a~.sftafnfns the sent
4 p4 ,l.. ...
''''i.sN ~ BALD s'S''i'"e
t.'Nst "a number ot those "Ao NtA h.
nui, particularly affected ~ is pass
age
lu' if-t person seen Na> W m. lintt
.i..i..-'i oi the Steele fa' hing 'oiii.
laAt Nf hieat Was in IaNoi pi iAs
hl.. u "lli ,ild Dr., he good
iAii- luf ''fAnd iapds. i i passes -
VIII piuhAh.N f'S-li "a thoso conf i'aiil'r
NAo are noN handling large 4udiiiIi-t-
Ni 'iN'dA' it'i bringing ln'lf 'Atii'
iltf, auu have th'm inspected f"i't'
,iAuIii'inS, Iii> Mll A't'seii't
iA'f putting n Ilant Tor tHc lNi-
posse, Aid N.l. A..he them TAX pave q,
81 tins CITY aAd employer,
+ ~ local labor. As Il NOW
- ih,y are Lot tax payers
to any great extent. and tAc city re-
/ cc-Ncs very Little revenue nom uic'f
business. The steele Company ha, pnt
up buildings AT a cost oil 90, ,uoo, ana
gives employment % ior'N-iiN' mon,
vino earn from . io so a week. Dun
mg certain seasons 81 the year We are
/ prohibited 10y State law nom gong
south OF certain parallel Tor "ni
cattle ON account Of diseases Mhich
prevail al those times. Yet these peopl,
can slaughter thcir beef n Chicago
and send il here whether diseased oi
not. hope L Will pass
4. y. Nykcs SAID. Il don't know
who j. gong 10 be benefited 10y the
law, and u Viii he a great lncoNen'
renee to dealers. The supply OF Nichr
gan beef lS not sufficient Tor the CON
SUMPTION, and the farmers OF Mlchi
! gan must compete with Western '',''
just a. they do with Western wheat
Prices may 90 up Tor inc, but th',
| Viii probably soon settle down again.
j. ". MCGOWAN sad, II mat nl
passes, the prices OF beet Will 20 M
- per cent; Minnesota has passed ;
similar law, and that j. the result y
thai state. Nc can GET along Win
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-02
a KINDERGARTEN
opened hs the Hoard Of Fdueat'on 81"
sfaHds llle-aNe.

sfands llle-ase.
Tho Board II Education has recently
opened kindergarten ln connection
with the GfandN ilo-ave. school under
tic charge of Mrs. {. l.. konrke, a
graduate Of the Cook County Normal. f..
and an experienced tind,fgartncf who
has been very successful in Chicago
ard 81 Louis There rs no~ an attend
ancc ~ ihriN-uue lttie pupils. many
of tncm foreigners. hut they are ai-
ready becoming Interested n TIE Work
kindergarten work has heretofore been
used in tho city schools ln connection
with tho primary work, and has not
been an unqualified success. Ihs d
really the first independent knceigaf-
ten established hv The board, and L s
understood that rs success or failure
Nall decide whether others shall be
added I different parts of the city.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-02
= LEesN5 q ~A--eN's s'2oE


-~.- 49,
tt- +t .tl N-.e --4 .e4as tl-
el e.a.. ,-t-4a - -i .Irti llatt.it-. a.
s. .-- .1 f.fe $3.50 - 81. -->. .-t
-a- l.etss e4. -
u srti 81. ..e ll.'.-s---. +, b. p.
l4.- -.. -r -tes ~---.s >.sl.are. r
Is ftA r>lat lIt'ers 81 g. ,,s.
..l. t-t tre $ ~ .-~
.-.iH-les l-.s4 81. ..-..c .-ii~t t
l>t E. .t- .1l ar.l-af g .nt-t f-ttfi
g. "a f.e tH H' t.e rl-f b "-s b. -iit-
f lst.- t- 1r~,i..- 81 tte ''+ H
l.4e.t et.s i4la. rat.t tea Ni-.es t---'t
1.s i-a n@a NIi-.r- e- i-- trA
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l a.s ~f ta. aa-r i-'n'-, t1 .--
r.a f A.e-s-- L.ars. "-tS TIE h-.'A
t...a - t.'-t g.. e.. t.a >.- el "fc. is' ~
t >s lAls lfat.t.a saf' ili@t s.s ~tt1
s..-as t4s.s u-f - tHr it'+t-ii tongue.
ttin- teftet t tn N-al'a. A@"A- oii-
'.4es.4 a-,t Sane of a.e e.Aaf c-ii47iis
.an .fll f.a-a.ar gao ullc ~iirI tAsy
l-s..-l Iau.l., u lle i-it~-l io4'-i~,0l i-f-
t. ef i1e e.tf .ill n-i d s." inl-ee away Il
fal.te- i-l titl4 illtz z.i.iloa % fi" "tufe tils
i4iiafs as mes ri-.. tt-s tAtH itltlt<t Gas
a.--t twelve nn'er iit'i tir cav is a.
lrls Lli-r "iti. "ctl. f,.iAiitit fai.er,
ia ~li-a -~r ts rnnica>e ror-, Aat
>inal caves At'.'ii- 3 en y 81 az "'. -rii'.'i
ts~l ,4 i-I s seen a-fi i- iArse almost lia
t4>a-aDle tals ai.i iA4nf tifs as.N - ai"flti
arrtreat i'f al AInis = game lnls rendered
it ieot.iaf.y Atti-ttfc 60 tts Indians All
tl,, made t -enesA A-ntins sf'unf vale
the 'nfl Aee nai.u oe.ai uoi4tAtls hol-
81, tDi-riI, urrt a. til" ,A-atf y i1ita
nn0-A We're nauntAetnfai ins implements ~
husbands nNi N-r tfrn Nst tieat luai-i
tit- ~ Stone at.i.t,. atin" heai, n.i i~i
terry can De- i.lni ail .l'-i'n- Island ana
ntaf tn. ifrt Nt ltl'i.f'it m".ntiih ''n *
u.e uotri l.iiei' Ni .Ar 'At'' '-'e nation N.s
john h'os. ii'n "ii'i" .'i' .i i'e it''iie'i's :
az r.o t-ef'~'e 'iiN-' p. ''e ''''''" '''''.tf
WAS Cd fei'.-l AN '''' "'i' 'i' 'A'''''' ~
Has "esl Ah'"" i"hi' az i'''i'' q" Ns'''''
IT, nli.'h 'e '"' "ii,'i' ''''u '''"' ~" p
R.sat'i in' i'"'N'Nt iti'''''5 ''''
given as nearly a' l'>ai"'c iN hA o"" IAN
suate-
am am Nll man now, anl VIII soon - 10
th' lana 'l '-7 ~''''"5 sum- VI. ~ All '''"''
have long since beet saih'red las over
seventy Years since as Il Soy, lrlt nif nome
on Nailens ridge tnd WIN my "loe
sought Tor "'Nef A1n,ihS ST"cii'A ''' '''''
Is sf'1tietel a. Tue 'e'fes 's ~" WINS ''
Tho autumn, ana thoSo VINO See 'ei'"'' d, a. =
crowned WIN lhe ii"s'S 90 'n' "'i.e'' ~
"niie uhn uid not drive Us from '"o pleas
ant VIZ vans on sunset l''c" nor tlo 'N'ase'
by tne Deaniiul river Aho" io' VINO 'i'.,
were out thes were sent uy 'h0 "Io~' 9pi IT,
We wandered along 'he DUMAS oi Tue iNo'
or chnlD~i among the iocHs OF INC noun ''i"
ana hno" 40 "'"er 'hou5"' 'n4h napl'iies'
ultl q white man came among Us -AIuiook
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-02
Hickory co, Mo.


l. what we propose TO have
this month. MAY is con-
>idcIed the best month of
the season. and we are go
ing to lead the procession.
---in Il few common sense
words we will tell NOu---
how. Not by making YOU
believe we give gold dol
lars for ninety cents. Nor
by giving YOU bats. Not
b, selling You Il hat for the
mere sale OF it, nor tell YOU
IT il .'.iu~t the Hat for YOU"
when il looks as If it WAS in
tended for the other fellow
---but by showing the
latest and correct styles,
the different shapes and
blocks, the many handsome
cOlOrS and shades, such aS
ONLY Il first class Hat Estab-
lishment carries. qualities
that have no equal, y ricc>
that are reasonable, and
will prove to NOu that it
pa\s to trade with
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-01
EAST END DWELLINGS.

Ellsworth ave., 572S. sly and mansard. r.
mod. imp. ,,lot 7Ox1O0 stable, carriage house,
etc., $50 yr.
Negley ave-, frame dwelling, IA r., all mod imp,
finely finished stable, carriage house, green
house, outhouses, ETC.. 81, 800 yr.
Boquet, near Wllmot. 2-sty, mansard, II T., II
Fifth ave-, cor Emerson, 2-sty ~ R., mod. imp,
delightful home. $50 VI. !; on cable line.
Frankstown ave-, 41a 2-sty., g. B., mod. imp, 80
mo.
Neville ST., LIST from Fifth ave., R., large lot,
fruit and shade trees, 800 VI.
Grazier st., 7O06 near Dallas STA, r., 20 mo.
Greensburg Pike, 4 R., ~ acres ground, orchsrd.
ETC., B mo,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-01

Gard.


II is q fact that more unblushing frauds
are daily perpetrated on the general public
in the name of whiskies than any other mer-
chandise in the market. The confidence
bestowed on me by the public keenly ap-
preciate, and as always, heretofore, will in
the future not betray that trust. It is not
an easy matter to have reputable physicians
and managers of hospitals indorse any one
particular brand of whisky, yet they have
done 50 since the merits Of Klein'S "Silver
Age" became known to them. For the sick
room it has no competitor. 1t stands alone
for its delicate and delightful flavor. 1t is
pure and old, free from all impurities. MY
stock of other well-known Pennsylvania
rye whiskies of all ages is complete. My
prices are as reasonable as any in the State
Ny wines of all foreign and domestic kinds
are well and carefully selected. No house
can show you better brandies, gins, or in
fact any other imported liquors than 1 can.
The price for 'Sllver Age" continues to
be 81 30 per full quart Old Gibson, Finch
or Guckenheimer at 81 per quart, or 6
quarts for IS. A fine sherry or sweet Cali.
fornia wine at Soc per quart. and upward.
Send for complete price list and catalogue,
or call at 50 Federal street, Allegheny,
where a glance at our establishment will
convince you Of the truth Of my statement,
Respectfully,
MwF MAX KLEIN.