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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-03

GrFfcE EFGIEEER AND SuFEsINTRxpEar,
kRATTEg 4 NoRTneRE RAILWAY Co.
Go. HeNo

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SEATTLE, November -, 1859. }
CEsLED BIDS WILL. BE RECEIVED BY TIE
- undersigned until Thursday. December II.
1855 Tor ninety thousand 1909 o 4 q, q BE- de-
railway Parties bidding vii name prices per
tie as follows.
On sawed fr
On split cedar.
GU sawed cedar.
TO Sc six tsi inches thick, nine ss1 inches face,
ends sawed saaaFe and exactly eight % beet
on hewed ar and cedar ties. six 81 inches,
eight (s) inches face. sawed square on ends. and
exactly eight tsl feet lcnv.
Delivery TO eommeuee within thirty coo days
after signing OF contract and not less than
twenty thousand 70 oovl ties b. be delivered
each thirty F30l days A oertfaed check for
900 Hve hundred dollars must accompany each
bid. payable 70 seattle a N0sthefn Railway Co,
rs guarantees hat bond In tbs sum Of eight
Thousand dollars will be furnished ~ the party
10 whom the co tract may D. awarded.
The right 10 rsject any and all liae 70 reserved.
IA HILL EngineeT aad superintendent
sEATTLx 4 RAsTERs cose1RucrseN Col
SEAITLg. VASE. Nov 20, 1858.
Sealed proposals will he received 81 The Office
OF this company. room s.. boston block. uoti
leg. grubbing. grading and trestisng. tn sections
Of i've or ten iniies length, OF forty tl9i miles OF
the Northern branch oil the Seattle Lake Shore
Rank forms ii contract and specifications.
prof es ana detail plans can he scen ~ The
Office of the company.
The company reserves the right 70 reject sny
Vice President aud Chief Engineer.
nova 2adecls
cEALED BIDS WILL BIZ RECEIVED BY
- Fret r. sander for clearing and grubhtnz
frGcts ~ cask aud SO OF FarmdAle Honest I'D
tracts about % acres untii December ., For
fur her particulars eppis Fsei 3. sander. Power
house, ftsier svenue cable iine.
aEATFD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- BIZ the beard OF commissioners 81 King
ceunfS washins ton. At he oiaca OF the eouuty
auditor In Seatfse. WashingfuE, on or before
Monday, December 3, A. n. lss9, - 1880 Fs.s
plufabfng and faF the hot wstes heating 2'aaf
complete for the rev courthouse Tor Aing
county ~ see, tile. Warrington, in aceorsiance
with Che plans Ard spSclicatzoas prepared -
W. A Ritch .. Arch itecs, and new on Gle in the
architects ss.xe 10 room IS, Phin1ay baila-
inE. a. the corner Of Erons and seneca streets
IN seattle, Wash.
zach pr .pusal must be accompanies By Ger.
tiled check on some local bank IN the ssm g
30 tAe order OF the freasnreg OF Kline CcantF.
Warrington. ss q guarantee thist in case Of the
award u the coatrs Being ma - y BIN, the
said contractor shall enter hats formal con-
tract and fnFniah good and - fletenf bond IN
the xHm of he eOnssa { price aecorefna 20 iaW.
No proposal viii be considered unless ece9u
panied By sach certified check
The c0sNmlsz oneTs reserve tha rignt 20 xetecs
sBy or Al Of tee bids
pAted this LIST dAy Of Sosevhs r ~
County Auditor and Ex-efscts Clerk OF the
board Of coMHfT Commissioner o. King
cenrfv &a4h
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sPEcrAL xoTrc..

SPECIAL NOTICE.
FAMILIES NOTfCE-NEW Mich COWS
II Tor sale: am short OF feed. and win sell
several new mich cows 81 prices ranging from
$40 to SO per head; anyone wanting q winter
COW can get bargain. William &. Izafs, Oak
harh0r.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 18Th INST.
~ there will be open 70 the public OF Seattle
q National Turf Exchange vita direct tele-
graphic communications from al National As
ISOLATION tracks, with accurate descriptions of
Gated in the hack part of Ayens cigar store
Second street, near Yesler avenue
NOTICE = ADMINlsT. AToRH SALE OF
at II O'Clock q. m and between that hour and
the setting OF the sun on the 9Th day OF De-
cember. A. ID. 1889. ~ the front door OF the
court house, In the county OF king aud State OF
Washington, ], Knuf Nelson, administrator Of
the estate Of Andreas x. Olsen deceased, win
sell 81 pub fc aacticn, for cash 30 per mt 10
be paid on the day OF sale and the balance
block seventy tzol OF d. T. Dennys Park andi.
ton 70 North Sestile. situated In the city
OF Seattle. and said county OF King,
pursuant 70 an order aud decree uf the probate
court of said county. duly made and rendered
on the 18th day OF November. A. u. ls69 author
King me as sach administrator 20 make such
Dated at Seattle, Washington, this soth day Of
KNUT NELSON.
Administrator as afor said.
Roger s Greene, Attorney for Administrator.
NOTICE TO PROPRIEToRs- PLANS FOR
IN cottages $l5s for 2-story residence, so; city
aud county maps IL lowest rates. j. friediander,
architect s07 coiamhia street.
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rxsfrxrns Avn e0srnfcToKs.

OK FKAkcE19so BRIDGE Crs8PANF-~RE-
- fs,,esrs . 4 s92xraefoss fof ksi6xrs os every
aescraEsians wk8ff ~ l1tnz Pale driving axesit-
- a. fteams shovel exe&sas11sgs Ds4ns AMI
sssss Esssserfcns fzrasthsd o. eR9teafsoa; eorre-
1870 saaseasna. 01es t6es - 1acksen
~ - 81 ~. Wssf
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neAEC1EG ACADEMf-TAt & kkA CITY
nssesn4 AeNAeMy. q WsEks&sazaE ball,
rasvsrs ~ ka9hsh and CntwmbIs. aa2AAes So
: assevery 4oalda7 sE9 Aeaaesasy sveria7
seleet aeczE1 escFg Satzn1sJ eyensng. FEeiesaaE
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- "a TpONIF, PHsC1 fcAE srAIk-s1zIr-
IL ess s1ka1 nhxk and tstge EtEsnas - c1n
sr1<s e. exy warE Address wss& SssstAs pess.
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H4srEfs-rARTsgR

W A%TED-AAN OF GKNKhAL hEalAzSS
w exp@<izac< ana snr<eezfnz bzsanezs resrra
w9xA tAe - 49, cate AsnsesE wkfh sarse psfsF
who hss an ess3AsxANd ee5kng htssnesz thst
Reeds maEe csysasL address u. =. - - ffozzt
kzxeex S&&sS6A
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4 OsT-elx MONDAY. pEssEMExa "a
= fsena Casouixl heck AE4 Co MA esa. =.
4 Avs parsn. c1afAAnlnx ffan ssn - sls@.
eek Kar.sEx keY e2es YtaAsT go sHfxtFe 70
wsrA - kxs1ag 81 fpaza - KnEsz asoek-
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Marshal's Sale.

VN THE DISTRICT couET or Tar UNfTKn
Il STATES Tor tne Third in iesA nistFtet Of
Washington Territory, hofdiug ierlns a SEATTLE
King county.
John HALEY and J. n fslenA4 partners madeF toe
sseamhoss NJ He her fAeksa etc ia TIA
Nok &C. l. hRre given taai ~ Yistu@ Of q wflt
OF xend tier exg0n -. tks9ea car 81 lac esoFe
emitted ease en- the on day % kosembsf. iBs1
and ~ swe directed. I wsll on Ima<iay. De-
center & issa AZ oelerk u tbs si5efn0gn o.
sasA sfay seil 81 pu1ite euetsoE - TIE hl0bezs
iiader. ioF rash 10 hand the sf*AlwhoSt Ssaitas
Is rFnzsnes Is 8sefs. saekla eprassi aud fmfnis
fure. ~ xlafs whnff ~ s<etSlxs WasafaKtou.
Daasd this Zsth dag OF Sove asasf. tNsss
r = HAMILTON,
Ualsed sssses Msrshsi ioE ws2hsnEtoa.
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DRAD AkTICTE II aoRS7SS JOTRSaT
~ Ae1ts1 M11ey. f0arfh psgs. era colnmn.
TOLEx-FR0N e m GRFFxss Room AT
- Carlfon hoz<e. 0sympIa zfshs 81 NsA q
AgSsnns pocket boek co1airEnr 80 IN
ht.iA pscksE phosoxrnph cnse. / pssrxs ecr-
tanning tlIs Ia Fole, ) ersfss = foilowE. cnra-
mercssl Sstioaal bank, saginaw. a Rank of
kepyhiie. s,sak. 2seE and $50. N 90 each:
sank - s&xznxw on First N4fiAnal bank New
1urE Nos t-IEa 49, 9.70. 3s2a. watch mAas
~ H2lnoss Watek CO.. ladys watch. ehasea
care Faace Tor name not used; Sc reward fur
Na,sA and ease sea reward for eli properly
s.o.sn ssnd property 30 Allen c. Mssoas Ts-
1-sll1s = -.
IT ADTEs wTsHING c0RsFTS aRR m
IL gueste1 % call Is zla West Wat street. ara
examine he Aa6zme AcCahe before pafehnz-
ing elsewhere. which are ma1e 70 tnieF "a any
1z-zzaal rsSairsds o1sce ha1rs. u % p m
7'H0MAs DREW. DEAI.KR Is GENERAL
hardware. stoves an and plIsubinz WORK
Gone g order. Third street. near y Adisun
n l. COLEMAN. 90 MEsT sTREET sF-
- aftees wholesale and retail fnaanfseturrr
ami dealer In harness and szddlery goods. - a.
,ely hardware etc. team. track coach and
WE SILL FTRNITuRR As CHAP As. cav
w ee baEghs anywhere In ne city for cash
@ on The instailnruk plan Try rs AZ sg7
Front street. North eeaEkle. Beslfo'sn Furniture
E0k KEST-eeo.AcKE FARM. APPLY Ar
c sluBbia ->-
nLD PAPERs Ar THIS OFFICE 4 BUN
pOYs-CHANCE TO MAKE Monty. BRING
~ what rags you can Ind 70 enxine.rpam al
rcs--lniell lEeneez. between and q N.
HHEApER THAE THE CHRAPEsT-THE
~ Seattle Furniture Co. sells fnfnftnre cheap
er than any other house IN the elsy. Can and
Fr1ce our goods and be convinced 1.S2s Front
street. near Pike street
LHoR TURNING, scROLI~sAwING AND GIN
Il eral mil work. 90 % Garthiey 4 Hurst
rear af Lske Shore MIL Lake Unian.
rT,HE PARKE a Lacy MACHINERY COM-
u pany, g and - North Front street, Portland
Or. manufacturers Of ana dealers In nlla and
mining machinery, boilers, engfrez. wood and
iron working machinery. EStfmates Furnished
on complete plants Of every description Seaftls
Office. room q. Eiigen block.
Tss1ABLaSHED IN IsS2--ReADY FOR BUsI-
H ness; n. Anthony, b0okhlndery. paper
rulers, hank book manufacturer music. maya
ztness law books bound substantially in any
style. best work ct reasonable prices; seal skins
and genuine Russia leather fer artistic bindings
aud best linen ledger paper KEEP, on hand Is
Second street. old skatEng rink. right hand side
basement seattle. wash. r o. boz as
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goTIss TO xrocKaoIDERs.

- = = = 1-s-s x - -S-sf =
~ annzal snrettne OF tie ss1ek bolasrS Of the
seattle ssonxtfmeficn Cnmr4uF viii fe he'd ~
the ofics Of the secretary 81 The c0mp4nss IS the
poNeF house ~ he fesAer kysaa 10 eeete tns -
fgeee u sshIuwtar an he seeniid NnrAisF gthe
---l. % JNnssFy. A. n Tseo. 81 ceicHx = 2
Trustees for the ensuins FeAs I'll tneh e
elected and sach ether Business u4nsaese& -
mas legally be = - done -.
FkED q SANDER. PrsxAdeAl
L b BRUNs. sesrefary.
NOTICE TO ETOCKhoLnElk1-I z kk6I.
~ lar annual meet ~ of tha stosshsaserN q
the Kink Coanty Investment LeM gA14 -
Nil - h~i ~ she aEssee el tbs ftHst-la1el +
rsscsr ronpany ca the Ism cay o. DeeeNasy.
fsss A1FEKD H0LAAN President
GILBERT n SMITH. sex-sfI.sy-
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20 80

T-OR RENT--THE EEsg REfsTAr RAsr -
town 0xfxfrs - iasoiee prices kecsa -
cxtsan 20 cDnnecs 3 eAkegy. rtfe ehalez ~
man Of business vita . ftN kAo1sA1a Ao&sAzA
Address BarsxEh. Pest IHtslll ssncex eshsx.
T-0R HgAsg--aS COMMERCIAL NTKkNE-
roraef soe fcs tefm q ysers Atshlaftsa
Terrsaa<T Frvessmens Co. 11swes1y2-DeAzE@
hazsalnx
V~0R LEASF-MnARE An50KSIAs kAAAr
ro8A. LIE wfsoss or psfs obsA asf
fossx o. sfcrt terra EztF3ese ~ ahDa 80 Arfnx
o. sxseAaases Wsshsnxssa aesfsaoFy aaFeSz-
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I.0E&D ~ AlyEfFTs AR0rT TIE LAST OF
II EHne. ls-fsot boaa vel excke4. sir sigAs
senpssfEeHs Ia tranz ed: Fssase1 Ereka %
TIE nnkzz4e. the sWner e&a have % pr8Tiux
2sNaeksg a8G rasta< sxpeEse. AnPfy william
ktsa 81. IL 2sse8h 4 gate street.
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Saloon IND sTonE aTxrunKz.


NOR fAf.E-GHEAP: $50 WILL Soy BAR.
IT counter, back tar and mrfer, fixtures
ready n&de ON - nd and aEa G TO Ord 3. FeHara-
Der We make saI0aE a8d store ftlngs q spe.
cfaity Therefore We CAP save 1cu mouef. Ger
linger Co 3 = reeond stssaf.
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RKLP wAsrED-MALk
vxYANrFD-ExPERIENc need CANDY MAKKR
w Ans three gifia Queen CITY Candy Co.
xxrANTEln-cooK ron BRIcKYAkn; NAN
w aud wife preferred. Address hFtekyard,
Post iutslllseHeeE. -
yxrANTTD--CAsH BOYS CHEsraR cLEARY.
uyANTRn--A Goop STRONG BOY NOT
w afraid Of work can osfeia steAay employ.
fnens ~ applying Post-Intetligencef press
xxrANTxD = YouNG NAN POSSESSING
w hnsfnezs ability faf steady position. Ads
drw.s. Aniiity, Post Tote iise GER alilee
xsrASTED--s FIRsToLAss coATAAKERs
w 20 wegk On dress COATS Aaf.y uoFaan
RFns fimeS eek
w aEst-class need Apply. 9oFsisn hFoS,
Times hsoek.
w ANrgD - RANrsMAKKRs. n Ne BUT
w frsselass need aPpiy. Sofdsn hfes,
Tines hicek.
rANTkD-REPvBIlc sAvISSs Build
w ing and Lean Association, 81 san Fran
casro want live agents On liberal ennmlssfans
exelaesve territory siyea % coed naen. ARFix
vscher a suRkeg. slS cherry street. CITY, sPscaai
axrnta
xxyANTKD~wE WANT A NAN IN livery
w israsisy Is sFscsal private dst.etlvsss en-
refienee una = uair a. pAftica AFs tree Z.
beses tfse Rnreaa. Kansas city. Asn
yxvANTEp - CASvAssERs in SEATTLE
w sad Tsearna fof Ss1sss Netees ecsset
Afply IA wess v ali street. seattle, between II
yafANrEn-Goop BOY WITH PONY To
w deliver TIE Fess Intel ssncss on Sa6tson
sna broadway streets Agpy ~ fostlntsisi
Feness
xavANTkn-MATK on FEMALK COOK At
w once. Cal ~ sss Nsln street
xrvANrKr-~AS HONx~T. AaHfTFuUs NAN
w tcr permanent pesstspn. With an Cd 80
tahsAsAFd era - theif representative IN hts owa
STATE salary lnefeasnA1 Win sxp@ficners swseg
epces re2atFsa Manufactures, soeS eax ASsa>
xlyAsrED--A NAN OF fEMFRsArE AND
w mozai hatats. seektas arapsef asHh 20
represent an cid established hcAae ta BIS ewn
s.s..s sssy ss g 80 s Sa foes nSn
lAsA ~ v.
xxvsSTEn-THE y AssliNGToN NATsoSAL
w hng&sne Loan an& kaSsstmcas AsssNis
tioos lAn = tss Ia atyssea g Any sanasaAf ssse
nena ersigassa ~ active FeliaA5n tnsa - ss&te
nanaxegs arr s@eesal ngeakS 4 htss C2ses see
Fesaxy aat esssefsl 2aHsSef, = ana = Atskt4
eseek. Seskzie. wsshts gixa-
" ASfEn--SAIESMES AT oSCE. FEN
w e0oa mea So sci ear ko@11 ~ SAmrae -
tie waeaessae ssa retail trade @s are re lar
Eest msnafsExuFees - eaF lire = NC
s sssad asa .,s.. s. 49, $500. ssTssss SO
ssc 200 laa tesaas address cestezaiai Mans.
sectuFsag Ga. khieAFs. w., OF ttsssls nAtA. e
wAsrED- mEScEE EsSEogA
xNYASTKn-A FEN sFIEfT GENTLEMEN
w tahie hcarsss4s Festssacee rseR1fr9. 4ase
ere esnaf spoEa - rest i.s1r katEa skzeet. neas
PIKE
NxrANTxD-~A A0RsR And WAGON NTST
w te eAs.rs Tor casa send ass1fN<& 90 q
c ~. Rses .lssssla geneaF
ytvANFEn-Tp YRAnE tons IN EANENNA
w Para Ms2dss1on scs snzk4S rsks9eaee h1sA y
r ". Fess sEspi seaeex,
Yx~AATEn-anNS 6ss0p HARp aGgek AT
w TseSua& Agess ~ address 3. - li&
RRsarns4 ssxsess 1MN@zM
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Advertisements nader the heads OF Lost. Found
For Eale. for Rent and situations Wsnfed viii
he Inserted ~ the rate az cents word Coz the
hrsf Insertion: icens word Tor eas IN subsequent
insertion. Payment Always 10 advanca
The fcllowsns letters ars awaiting advertisers
n faia tsfIlees
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4awK. BERTA cRTvKIfI. or TIE coz
NJ sersafnEy Of Misans ItaIy Aeademf a F1~al
eai ufs aaa pisno f-5iT Fffsh, beswesn Pike
naxr Mkafson ore tfnek from broadway. fAe
ala l7alEAn sFheai taught
1YfAsU And ukaAN G.EHsoxS-- II 1EUEGH-
II II tsehnscA ans musseal efn@st o. =
Wsrfsn4 from KnIiAek cnaseEs stzfy. tsfsfn slk
Thirc stFveE
Nan9 WILLARD, ROOMS AID G. i.aIzsk
NJ Froux s{rea& wusee snituse. ts&uo guitar.
eaorutfga shyxssai eassars class. 10 a m-s
2afur1ark
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uArRgoraxcg

AfEs REYNOIDs THE SUCCESSFUL TEST
vi meaium from san Francisco. Efvea sittinRs
daily a. her paflers. 1sAEA ThiFa street. Dayton
house. rson =
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REMOVAL yoTTcE.


DEAeNAL-EFERErT SMfxH Has 81
II Naog-3 fFom S. aoxsaa block 20 - seattle
aSo b, eesra ef shep4sH s7Ish a E-yua
Dk&uEAl - EaOAAs j. SHEPARD AND
HI deb Lycn resnove6 from 81 IosaEaesa
stFeet 70 - seattle otecks cGcs 81 Shepard.
smitA 4 Lyon.
DtCHABD NEyINS IL. CTEIL KSGESEKR
N ns1 saxvsyaf, hss rszspxed as en1s ffs1
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" AgHIS6ToN TYPEWRITER HKaD-
w suasteFs--Stenpgs1phe fngnlsheas short
hand aad typewFftlng uork exerufsds type
writers Fented Kseon ,. Ae@lin biask.
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RooHs AND RoARD.


nOAND AND LODGING. $3.50 PR WEEK.
ID rs Pike street: eiertsic cars Pass the door.
lKygRAL SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN o.
- tain comfortable Fepms and board ct So
Alder street. corner Ninth.
NOR RRNT-Ni ELY FURNfsHED ROOMS,
IL en sntta or single. with OF without board
3.i22 seventh street.
VNYANTED--BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w room and beard IN private family with
Gre and BATH central locatlons state &c ms: IN
fashionable reference. Address X, Poat. Intel
lieenSef.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-10-18
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

WLKTE COLLINS never kept a scrap-book
Mr. VANDERBILT pays his cook S15, 900 a
year.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS will write an Afri-
can-American story.
THE King Of the Belgians is contemplating
voyage to the Congo.
WIKIE COLLINS left ST estate valued at
something under SO, 900.
SENATOR HOAR of Massachusetts,. is the
finest hnguist in Congress.
ENNoNs BLAINE sud his bride will reside
permanently in Baltimore, Nd.
GENERAL LEW WALLACE has received
$4,000 for his story, Ben Hur7
THE German Emperor has given his por-
trait TO Lord Salisbury, the English Premier.
LORD TENNYsoN says that one Of his great
est regrets Is his failure to visit this country.
HENRY IRVING, the actor. has grown much
stouter, and has placed himself on anti-fat
diet.
SECRETARY WINDOW is a great believer in
the benefit to be derived from pedestrian
exercise.
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON, the noted
novelist, is ambitious TO become a successful
playwright.
JUSTICE FIELD says that Terry's widow
may attack him some time. and she is very
desperate woman.
COUNT ARCO VALLEY, the German Am
bassador at Washington, is over six feet high
and built accordingly.
SENATOR INGALLS, has purchased a new
home in AtchisOn, Kansas, to replace the
house which was burned.
Ex-Governor JOHN A MARTIN. of Kan
sas, died at Topeka few DAYS since He was
born in Brownsville, Penn, in 1899
MARY ANDERSON, the leading American
actress, has been staying for some time at
lban with William Block the novelist
SIR JOHN f. MILLAIS the eminent English
artlSt has spent his vacation this year chiefly
in salmon fishing, in which he is an expert.
AMY LEVY, the young English girl who had
become famous in literature at bound, died
few days ago suddenly at the age of tw enty-
three.
CHIEF JUSTICE FULLER is moving his
family from Chicago to W ashington, where
they will occupy Senator Van Wyck's former
home on Massachusetts avenue
THEODORE ROOSEVELT, of the Civil Service
Commission, who has been suggested as
possible Senator from North Dakota has not
yet reached his thirty-first year
The Pope has written to Cardinal Man.
ming, cOngratulatirg him upon the successful
outcome of his efforts to effect a settlement
Of the dock troubles in London
EMPEROR WILLIAM of Germany is a very
hearty eater and drlnker. He consumes an
enormous amount of meat, beer and wine
every day, and is never troubled with indi-
gestiOn.
BENJAMIN F. BUTLER says that the reason
he has given up wearing a boutonniere is that
be has come to the conviction that the only
flower worthy a lawyers recognition is
flower of rhetoric
THE Empress Frederick of Germany is
said to have resigned all the papers and
diaries of the late Emperor in return for the
revocation by her son of the statute compel
ling her to live in Germany.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-10-18
A BOY MURDERER.
Conditional Pardon of a Young Ken.
lucky Criminal

Through the efforts of the National
Humane Society and the Kentucky division
of that body a conditional pardon has been
obtained from Governor Buckner, of Ken
lucky, for Linnville Combs, the youngest life
convict ever sent to penitentiary. Young
Combs is to be placed i'll the Industrial School
of Reform at Louisville, to remain until he is
of age He lived with his mother and step
father IN Breathitt County. There was a
baby in the family and one day this baby
was missed. Linville was questioned and
finally led the neighbors to where the baby's
body was found in a creek, its head crushed
in. He said that he had hit the child on the
head with poker and killed it, after which
he tried to burn the body. 1t did not burn
fast enough and he threw it into the creek.
He also said that his father had promised
him a pair of new red-top boots II he would
kill the baby. Being an infant in law his
testimony against the old man was valneless
but he was sent to prison for life. He had
never heard of God or the alphabet and did
not know right from wrong. At the time OF
his conviction he was ten years Old, and now
at the age OF twelve he can read and Write
and is very bright. Every convict In the
prison signed petition for his pardon.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-10-18
WHEN I'M GONE

When I'm gone; lips now that kiss me-
VIII they sigh, and sadly miss me
When I'm gomez
VIII the feet, all tired and weary
OF path grown dark and dreary-
Still trudge on?
Will the eyes that sparkle brightly
Sadly gaze on mines unsightly,
Deathly glaze
Watch the pale and dying embcrs
OF a hope chill as Defenders
Dismal day
When the stars of evening gliSten,
Lying meath the sod, I'll listen
For YOU, dear;
In the tender twilight hours.
When you come with fragrant flowers,
| viii hear
When / sail on Deaths dark ocean,
Calmly rest from hfe's emotion
Curtain drawn,
Warm with love, one lip viii kiss me,
One true heart viii mourn, and miss mo
When I'm gone.
William p. Freeman