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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-02
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RaIaier Hotel so be Opened Next Mon
day.
The Rainier hotel wiz be open for bush
ness next Monday, at which time there vii
be seyenty-fye or more rooms ready lt
viii be just sixty working-days tonight
since the contractors OF the Rainier OBJ
tanned possession OF the grounds and COM
nenced work. In these sixty days there
has hardly been delay OF a moment upon
any part of the building. and one operation
has been followed so closely by another
that the massive structure has resounded
continually with the sound of hammer and
saw.
1t requires G.0O0 yards OF carpet to cover
the floors Of the new Rainier hotel. The
carpets, which are body Brussels and
Moquette, are now being laid on the second
and third floors OF the big hotel. Managers
Ray and Walker are making preparations
for the opening and the interior is busting
with preparations. Thirty sets OF oak FIR
nitnre from Grand Rapids, Mich. were put
in yesterday, and fifty sets from Grand
Rapids, Mich, and Fond du Lac. Wis.
will be- set up in the rooms today. Con-
nseiions were made yesterday between the
steam.heating fixtures of the building and
smokestack viii be raised today.
The foar billiard tables 10 go in the spa
cious billiard hall on the south end have
arrived. and one or two Of them viii be set
up today and be ready for business with
the rest of the house on Monday.
Furniture for the dining-room, which
was manufactured by the Milwaukee Chair
Company. will go in today, although the
dining-room still lacks paint to make it
complete.
As vet there is no approach TO the build
ing from Fifth street, upon which it
fronts, but that difficulty will be remoiied
shortly by the construction OF a broad
fight OF stairs. The only point st which q
team can reach the hotel is opposite the
dining-rooin, on Marion street. and guests
in carriages from the lover part Of the city
owing 10 the high elevation on which the
hotel is situated. will have to go nearly
around the buiidiug before they can
reach IL
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but he I'D not answer Mr. Jones' then
vent over ard laid biz hard upon hfs
shoulder ard starte6 back wifh Al exciz-
naatscfa 81 fright Teigh wns dead. ard
whsn Mr.. Jones hand sas laid Rrsun hin
BIS head dropped forxard upon his nEesess
sreast ana his body fell to the fooF.
1orneF smart was called. ard after an
examination, pronounced that death h2t
resulted from heart disease. The bosv was
removed 70 TIE undertaking parsoFx Of
Bcaney 4 Stewart, whence fheT viii proi-
ably be buried today.
Ieigh, who was about - rears old, vas
well knoTn throughout the city a. an ex-
Centric Individual. and vet possessed Of
> very generous nature. Wher times we're
good n Olympia IN issss. leigh was there
doing saloon business. After that he
was IN Port Townsend. he has been IN
Seattle Tor d long time ard ran the Adesphs
saloon on Ye&1er avenue untn the IRE.
since then Be bad not engaged ia any bust
hess, although be was interested IN q brick
clock on Main street.
Icigh vii long he remembered By a great
MANY Eoggers whom BE used &C. assist xish
money rhen they got strapped in The
city Il i not known where Teighs reas-
uges reside. IS he bad little TO say about
himself 70 most intimate friends.
The body Of the deceased was removed
70 the undertaking Yarlors II Bonner x
stewart - prepare for burial
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The fesdefs 81 the Posr tNgEfLfaEsc1R vii bs
pleased 20 learn that Mr. James Il. Lee, the gen.
tiemauiy aud accomplished drug clerk wha hAs
hsd charge at the arux store 81 Haven & ca. 81
BIS position 70 seerps tie management OF Mr..
HaTeus uaa and elegant drug sf0re AZ the cor
per II Freas sod Pike streets, ia Judge Palmer
handsome block
All yxool boss. &c. Dc(srat & Tayiog.
A hsfgsln AZ wool sYseS al inch, so per
yard. Ioklas singermah 4 Co
Fog ffss-elass goods ia the aa. and cap liBe 20
% Charles 9eldstesn. The halter. second street,
Isarense stock OF latest shades in rtShoa..
1o2 iss. 1tsEertnsa Co
silk hanakeruhlais DcfirsI & TAYLOR.
TIE isFsest stock ~ hats 30 select IRON Rt
Chsfles eolaxtsin's. the halter.
AlnacAs. eoiorwd, rs yaris vide, 81 SOC Tex.
las. = ageFauAn 4 20.
New towels. DeGrsi 3 Taylor. 1875 soCoud
street
Chsf4ss oolasieia Is agent for Knox hats
Zoe laae screen. Chester cieaTy.
ilnuense lac Of novelties TIE latest Diree.
t0iFe Fssh8nEN T0klas. StngeTnsan & 80.
Ggiae TlgklsA t0weix chester CiearY.
Van pyks Faehtags. iau Inc. Tokass. singey-
mAa 4 ca
Al taass ii ssshmsres reduced 10 sse peF y.sa-
Tukias siuEegmxn i Co
Hosiery aad underwear, grand values Chester
tlgsfy
spiendsss stszsk ~ ala gloves In sll reliable
aanesomsst ssock Of lAce curtains IA tte eieg.
Tekisss SIEEefmSu 4 ca
naaiap has. latest tAa ssyies Ia silks aad ssls.
Tak,as. s<ngeraasD & e..
SIX underwear Chester Clear.
weeafFy she original nsssezsTF glove. Tex
as slnevrrnsn & Co
80 embroidered hsadkaFchsefA ToklAs, slas-
rrsmEm s Ies
s,s Keaa hose Chester Clesry-
fnsmsnse Uses of Isiest sixses IN elosks ana
EzaS las. -t "a &
latest ssll shAsies ia rshbons. az y itthS Tea
AS eAuEHFss sI 8 60
Sew sealsize c3oeks chester Efsagy-
Sassgsses ia rih8~snA Tok,ss, sisgyfFa2p & CD
tFrzl I8e uf wufstsst fasasnaiofs sf1'Es @sc 9Sr
wsras. rok a. siuEvrHsAB s Csa.
New Jerseys tAestsr taeAzy-
Ikssess ssask ct AZ gtovss Texas, ssnSys.
ussn & Ca
open.ax nsw enc bsssk deyss Fassgyiass- al
uoel 49, SD vesi4 8sw siE3 PES new aSHfes.
Sheatgs CassfT
The es.ts8 arlnks r. rheY o,ns 81 ssnr.as
sns stSaa4es q aF.H& g &hey sFipE saN.s
sgsensss - 8~lak g. EverY tsa1y tarsnks wh3rps1
rfsasu sssia wsses stswsrt Aolsnes pSus feaa-
IAHg. saessa ard Sn@ffY
sg<sse~1 gas st p.sshe.. IS saes, e. $40 To,
a. ssaTsras@n 4 90
New aasaseas&s. CbesSsE T.eAET.
EtsH received. = ees tEwe 81 ssarVa 5Ei5A s a.
ztast Eexzsesx 8Vksas. sggKeTtoss Is 10.
aoaies ss-sae5ss stte. a. $3.50. 5sS F-er Y3s3
81 -. @1Hsszslsa 3 a..
Nea TraasaiaEs- cesar Gear
5tsgaease slu.k 3sse,a Ia styss trlnzsInes
ia ~. ssassFElsa a IA
esFSetS. tasstaF s&TF
Haa4GpgSAle.s froza q e s. Tekias s.sxsf
sas 4 60
- q geAwssn IS as1anartien E!tn ksn-
"a p-sngsA<. gives FsEsisH}sr &1tRassoa 20 a.
eAraatE. aeFvUGs AT sEsE = 49, taSstsslzE
t4sf-efslz tseaF eaEs ns&4z< &eecftsAs - as
kiserTa. hs&-f sB8 iMasS- aHa al esfH1 50
amses, 80 have sgee s. sas. 5t.fs s4f teAsAs.s
rensss az ts9asas res "a q ~ ass ss85 a.
AFN@s gf faEaAe &tssNsx< 0ACes Tuee& ~
Gaans a. eSsssA Eofflsr %eeasa9 an1 Ils1F2s+&
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A Yagraat Dude.

dudish young man, giving the name
Of Martin Miller. was arrested By Officer
sheahan yesterday afternoon, In coming
oct OF a gana slinrhoase on Jackson street.
He was charged with yagrancy, although
the sum Of 1915 was found upon him at
the time of arrest IL was elected from
him by Justice Miller. although his testi-
m0ny was reluctantly given. that he WAS a
steady freqnenter OF ramblinghouses and
houses of iii fame. The officers testimony
was 20 this effect. ssad tie young man 5
manner more than his words pronounced
him guilty OF the otfense charged He was
sent to the city jail for twenty-five days in
default OF a $50 fine
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me r.rp pErAnTnrNr.
4 81 the FfTsDeB- List 81 PIug~-T The
Beii fewer.

= 81 the FfTsmeB-f List 81 PIug~-The
Eeii Tower.
n nMrers at firemen's headquarters
b bssy yesterday STRENGTHENING ont The
s The books contain columns for
sants, nativity, age, citizenship. voter.
sssee sba time OF entering on duty.
ksi eosssnn Il devoted 10 statements
xAsFe tue firemea wish information
ID ease Of disability from accidents.
= bookr VIII BE kept at all tie engine
ms
- captain Of the ladder team had .
81 Oh the ladder truck yesterday.
y hnhey for the bell tower arrived
srday. and the fireman viii put up the
|sws 81 onre. Battens will also hapnt 90
Asssqaarters, 50 Is TO render the place
" somtoriabie.
O. Kellogg has ordered lot Of Frank.
sat for the engines. This coal will
*sn vel in the engines on hard. and
Rsen be new Ahrens which are ex-
sxa Han.
issss the plugs and their locations
p ssa made cut ard given % the men,
esi they may be thoroughly familiar
al In sks e.ty. They xere busy yes
~ studying tise lists, and not few
keopiss ip their note books. Some OF
EfaEs on Front street are in a bad con-
~ and Assistant Chief BassleY has
|sd several alters that need cleaning ap.
[ksss vii be served upon the parties 90
u after The condition Of the alleys ct
70 Bremen bad photographs taken yes-
kssy ai 81 hands aud the whole appar-
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A are MONTHS BUSINESS.
Summary Of Entrles Made at the Land
Once in October.

Summary Of EntTies Made at the Land
ONCE ia October.
The month 81 October was busy ore in
the United states land Office. The large
amount OF scrip filings offered, together
wtth an increased amount Of regular bust.
ness. keps every man in the Office busy
and work after Office hours vas necessary
so keep the records up 90 dale The total
cash receipts for The month we're s99, a299i
Following is statement Of the business
done at the land office during the month Of
October
Cash entries 2oi. amounting TO s70.57ssS
covering 5000 acres.
Original ho mestead entries 49,, covering
Il $50 So acres.
Presumption filings I25, covering about
-0Do acres.
Timber land applications sixfy-two.
covering about ESQ seres.
FinaA homestead entries SeYenly-iour,
embracing ID. 50 acres.
Coal land parish entries two. covering
80. 50 ceres and making SE,514
There we're also three coal land filings.
The fess aad commissions on the entries
made or business doae a. the land office
daring the month amounted 10 ah0mt
s5u0 The business of the ot5ce was kept
up SO wels that Ia an hour alter The of5ee
closed the statement Of TIE Business was
TesdF.
Three contest clerks have 0esn keps husy
al she time and at tlraes a. many - ave
NeFc en4 ployed.
there were two changes 81 clerks ia the
land Once yesterday l. II. LeRg n signed
hiss fa7s5t5oa a. contest clerk. snd bis place
was hllesi hy a. ". Comfort, Mf. J. u.
Mes 5Aarhey has esen relieved - Email proof
clerk, sad III. W. TayjaS vas appointed 10
fll TN f,ssssion- Mr.. Tagior wAs formally
chisf clerk % fl1e Sacramento, Ca, land
.sslice. of which his father was register tog
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fHE roLreE DEPARTMENT.

ssgss In the Fsree E~r the Meath Of
s November.
h he regular monthly changes OF the 20.
lues~sFs made yesterday. The ros-
With DE patrol divisions for The month
soYemaeE i as follows
4 rhssg 81 Police G. Mitchell.
/ CaFiain- Harry Bigeios
4 Captain I'll kluley.
1 fnsi patrol, 4 a. m. 90 L m. Pha Salli-
Second lieutenant; officers. Andrew
ad John Henef. samuel Corbett. J. n.
astf. George Shsahan. Douglas Phillips.
esa Hagsrty.
stssrnd patrol. IL IA. to 5 y. ND. r.
slasd third llea.fnani. officer. ~ NJ.
aAaEs ". A Johnson, George Cave, E.
Harding A. A. osbern.
ikira patrol, q. IA. 10 a. NV. /.
p. AFss lieutenant officers. G. A Thorn,
y. fon Rhein. isoitoa Rogers, William
sfsaY Charles Phillips. Henry W. Barr,
barre RAYMOND, cal rhllhfiek, ". A.
nr, ilenFy SarFy. r. e Hubbard. ",
oassns. William Merritt. Niek Hanna,
ss.st Lama. ". a. Hubbard.
keaniess l'slicn-i u. Jackson, /. Me.
pr, = II. Bragg.
e1esf Ben Stretch hiss been detailed aS
-, Officer Fred Russell. regular. has
|HresSs
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moEn orrsIpn rRornnrY.

80 Mere Addition Ftfed with shs
Aadttor Yesterday.
ine following plats were flied at the
aaty Ai.a'1or otssce Yesterday
sfeS fifsi addition 90 the town o. Kent,
kg county. Washington territory. an
ssaen - township - north. range east.
II STREETS are Willis. Third, Fourth,
sa, SIXTH, ard Sevsutl streets. and Grow
ssas plat algd by J, J. Crow aud +.
i Vtss addition 70 Fast Seattle. il!ei BY
81 fltneg ard Aruunda T Fisaer, eta.
sSss a. ct south hass Of northwest
sa'isf q northwest quarter 81 section -.
shap a north. range 5 east The
ss aFs a. toIloSs Vanderbilt. Pisae.
~ -. Cedar. Oak. and Harrison streets, ara
- avenue
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Fsast zaEsssen las existed SAefe. bal .
minister. Rev. MahxAse. ct KnnsAs City,
has been called by the ean gregAtiun and q
church IS 70 he haisk The work al moving
TIE aszi1azng back II Which services bare
been bed kegzn yesterday. Goa a0rk mi6
pc commenced GA the rex cha-ck nexs
Neek. The hSsilaang xiii be ahoaf 5axs0
eet in size azd Viii seat 60 persons.
Mr. J. Z Austin, who i ore Of the t-us-
tees oE this church, has TIE contract FOX
building. de and The pastor are = Port
lard making arrangements FOR material
The old building Is nox heing used IS q
schoolhouse. hns IS soon a. il i vacated il
viii lie feznodeied and converted into a
pascnaee. The esunase1 cost d the
church i SION
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Large Amount OF Pines Collected.

The police court reports completed yes
terday for The month of October, show the
largest amount OF business ever transacted
in the history OF the city. la Justice Riv-
ers' court there were lS5 city cases tried.
From this number OF offenders against the
peace and dignity of the city, 50. $3.50 vas
collected in lines. Justice Miller had be-
fore him ls7 city cases. from which he re-
ceived S., SIS 70 in fines. The total amount
OF fines collected. s6.2i4, IS nearly twice
the amount necessary 10 run the police de-
partment during the month of ocsober. In
fees 70 be paid by the city, Justice Rivers
received s253.G5, and Justice Miller SOS. Is.
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The case ct Minnie cgandalI. the woman
arrested BY Uffsess skeahAn, on Pike street
near Front. Isxt evening charged with so
siestsHg Prostitution. was up before Justice
Miller yesterday afternoon The woman 5
attorney. IN presenting her caase. ie-
Fnanded trial by Jury. This was denied
by the justice, who continued the case until
so'cloek today. in order 10 give the lawyer
a. opportunity 10 apply 30 the district
court for Eaanaamus compelling him 10
allow jury trial. IS there il no provision
rnaae for jury trials In city cases II i not
likely that mandamus viii he granted
Twenty-Five dollars bali was added in asidi-
ton 70 SO already deposited.
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/ TRAGIC DEATHS.
x.,Garrier Killed By \ Fall
From a Scaffold.
..g GRACE LOSES a LIFE.
ga. a weiI-Enown Character
~. ssadesiy IN ssse Pan
sheon sasooa.

Essss Eag almost instantly
- forenoon by falling from
~ sea poxerhoase Of the Seat
- rassay, on Pine stTeet, between
- SIKH streets.
- hosl-carrier Of tie Tacoma
- ke afd has partner, James Glib
a. gone ~ oTs the top staging
-. sassf ssa was being completed
a. a.i8dle OF the buildinr. The
ga insecure and the piece nailed
- asi broke awsy. throwing the
=. see0nd door, Substance OF about
re- Keefe struck across =
s. 6lbasy and tie bod ard Nor
= Ssll upon him. caEeiIsg MS death.
- "a also injured IN the back and
- snd 1as taken to bis room on
srea,. Ills injuries are not sop.
,xvv seriogs. Tss asaoIat of ma
- Il. Is estlmgted % weigh nearly
t.s S wonder more were not IN.
e d. astseu minutes after his fall.
- saart had the bozsy removed 70
grating psFlors oi Bonney Il
- sa8 took charge of the effects
.Ae pockets Of the dead man.
"a single man, about - fears OF
- bes0ags to san Francisco. The
a. knev little about hitH. neither
= 81 POS 81 the brick work. Robert
"a He nsa been working GA the build
4 sst Ten days. mixing mortar. and
,ezresoed carrying the hoSs fsx
szsafe bis death.
EZzaesslsly after the accident the men
{rssss On the building raised = purse
e pay tie expenses ot their fellow.
ksrsa : funeral. and Manager Griffith,
Is slsctiic road, promised to make
8 as balance.
Esahsy hod-earrier named Peterson
Z i tie geii when il gave way, but
H. ! fall by sterpsng over onto the
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Gilmore's Seattle Festival.

GiImore's worid-renowned band. with its
artillery and anvil adiancts and n retinue
Of splendid vocalistS, viii appear at Armory
hall next Thursday afternoon and evening
in two grand festival concerts. A glance
at the announcement elsewhere viii suffice
10 indicate the extensive and brilliant char
aeter of the entertainment, which will un-
doubtediy prove to be the finest ever
given i'm this city
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NAnseer Nadeaa . TIE Fagei Sound
Shore read has bceu presented s bai for
slgs damages Cor = nale shsch was klilsJ
a feN DAYS $40 Ga hIs roasI The male oe-
5asei Ga James NewbankE. who fagge3
his slogk oat - EraEs ueaF Kent o8e 81
theru saG ga the, yslIssy tFacA and was
e,ae,i IS = passing train. Manager AA-
8eanss oAsr Ia pav part q tee claimed va3se
= ths zr.sle wzs not seespte8 By NJ New
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A light delivery wagon belonging 10 the
grocers Haley & Glenn, Became stalled in
the mud on Yesler avenue yesterday,
directly opposite the jail. The entire load
had to be taken oil OF the wagon before il
could be moved, and grip-cAr traffic wss for
time delayed. There l. a deep hole az
this point. and many . driver came to
grief yesterday by having been stuck In
the mud Frequently the air in this
vicinity Is quite suiphnroua with the re-
marks OF tIsegusfed team sters
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rsRrs HNnItKn

= ssEes sound shore Ksaa Adopts =
New EaSsIaEsx 1asta.
= hes passenger tariff scr the Puget
- ssaoFr SaliroSd wegst int sSsv.i Yes
~, = al1h materially reduces lac fairs
sssa ss4tlIe and Stack Junction.
- fare 10 Rack River IS naN Ga instead
ssass rouad trip. 81 eents. To oTiita
ssafad e. ~ cents Toand trip. S.ta
& Y RFien. - instead of - cents. roun8
81 TO Kent. - eeuts instead q 81
- trip, Sl.sae To Thomas. Chrtstophef
SAaEAtst. a. eents instead ii 5 IL
- tglp s. ta
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! yyork,nrman,. T,e.ov,

The Mechanics reading roora. at the cor
ner OF Third and Seneca streets. has been
fitted mp finely and provided with books
and papers for the nse OF the workmen
who wish 70 spend their evenings there.
The reading room was opened last evening
for the first time. bat the formal opening
viii be held next Wednesday evening.
wben everything Will be in apple pie order.
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ID. Kaufman, who owns property near
the Lake View cemetery. is abont 10 COM
mence proceedings for the removal OF the
cemetery. His plea viii be that the Gene
terry is too near the city, and that it dam
ages his own and other property in the
,,asohharhnoH
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aIKp ~ A Saloon.

seAl'haSWH Gh@fAxtss Called Awss
Saadeniss
- fssrh. ae5I kr.ssn eharaetsr *
4 .ss4fad, a.ea sa3Asg.s ~ heart djsea
- eastasoa saloon os IesieF aveaae
sSaasa3 street Atost 80 o'c.cek yestse
aosssag.
sas IS wei Ss usaal early il tff
Ard ate = hearty meal So 4 so2th
- ssFsS9 restaurant lie fhsn wake.
- e ths Fsg;Ae0a, where Be gFeEtes
| ssaaees 81 Iyieeds sH3. palluE ep s
egAa'st the wali at aosn. A lss
SStsf William Jogex sEsake "a Aam
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4 Methodist Episcopal congregation has
y,sen s0rsaeG AZ ;Ae ssttleE5eat knaaa a.
,goyeEAasr cm Madison street, ball way oe.
tween Froag street aa3 ths i&ke. Ia tie
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All are entitled 90 the best ihzt their money
win buy, 80 every family should have at once. a
bottle OF the best family remedy, syrup Of Figs.
10 Cleanse the system when costive or bilious.
For sale in 30 and 500 aettles by all leading
aruKgista
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CAUTION.

Beware Of fraud, rs my name and the Price
are stamped on tho bottom OF al niy advertised
shoes before leaving the factory, which protects
the weareFs against high prices and inferior
goods Il dealer offers " /. DOUGLAS shoes
al reduced price or SAYS ne has them without
my name and price stamped on the bottom. pat
him down as fraud
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RoflfNc IvTtl wAsnIveToS

The year issa has been an eventual aueia wash.
fnEtan. EF mas seen elites husit and burned and
rebuilt agatns Il has the territory converted
into one 81 the greatest yesiag states in the
Union, Il has seeSl thousands OF people daily
landed here SEEKING eoaTenial climate ard q
desirable home. IA great - the immigration 81
the year l&sa has been. $50 promises to eclipse
Il thfeefuEd. A gfset a. ass heea the increase
In realty. Il vii! DC much greater In the coming
year Invest in t15 lots f8 Fast Tacona. ard
watch the result. Office. ai6 jefferson street,
Evening Press halld,nx.
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PnTlrlan reservations made for all points East
via the Northern Pacific railroad. the vegtIbaicd
Sleeper and dining car line Office, 7i6 second
street Boston blogk
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a. IfTTIF MnNKY

II don't require much money 20 purchase an
Fast Tacoma lot. Only SIS It will take good
fat purse to huv She same year hence, The
Office i 20 Jefferson street, Press building.
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BOOTS AND SHOES At HALF IkICE,
John Keane announces 10 his patrons and The
public that be is selling 20 eases of b0o's ard
shoes ~ bali price TO make room for large con-
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come and see me before buying. John keane,
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OPENING NEW DRESS G00Bz
80 new 1ss8 shades silks and trimmings 20
match. Chester CleAsy.
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NEW CLoAKs ARRIVED.
Just In. Chester Cleary

OF towels napkins, able linens. lace curtains,
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The Forrest City times., 1889-10-26
Severe on North Adams

A New York astronomer some time since visited North Adams. Mass, for vacation and to study the stars. He slept daytimes and prospected nights. Some of the citizens became alarmed. thinking he might be New York burglar At length the seleetnen oi the town determined 10 interview the stranger. The landlord of the hotel objected. saying that he seemed per. feet gentleman. but the sdlectmen in- sisted, and at leGgth he wont to tho gentieman's room. walked him up. and told him the selectmen insisted on see- ing him, show them up." said the gentleman. The selectmen came up, and the chairman said they would like to know what he was about and why he had come to North Adams. "I have not the slightest objection to tel ling you" said tho gentleman. Tho fact is that committed an offense in Now York city and was sentenced by the court to six months in Sing Sing state prison or two weeks in North Adams. thought l would rather take North Adams. but having been hero week. have changed my mlud and concluded to go back to New York tomorrow and tell them will tike six months in Sing Sing. ."0ur Dumb Animals