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= efaish oiheef also calls attention to
fsef ventilation o. the city iaa
aiss 81 rotsox afremKG1s agrosr.
= report Of Chat OF Police Mitchell
4 fesa, showing the arrests for
49, as follows. NaerAney. i2g:
aksauess. - drunk and alsordefiy IS;
afsHuy, i9i disorieflY eunAuo&. "a.
sssxaat. |. ga suspicion assault aud
- abusive language, held as
- ] isnFRlary 9 apsWm lsena grht-
asayins teams en- streets. 81. of,sam
- ~, presiigatana. az. violation
3shssfs Set 4 carrying eoneeAlca
- p H=taaslae a.. assanlt. per-
Indecent exposure. q visiting
= q prostitution / hahgiuai drank
! asseiaFKsng areatms le CITY
= sAl'sE Fasseso ta minors. pei-
sstaeai' hronss. fss5 drivlBe. /,
aaef wltho0i license. violation
Il eseinsiaee, Z dsyiag oa sidewalk.
snF esalg ears. ! riding oa
80 EFA18 3areenY. /. resisting al
tasllsse lrom .usten. 4 kesp lng
s5y sense. ohlaiu,ne Eoois on
sssaae | eealine fago. 81 lcipuoe Led
- q, daIspatab'e persons removed
GO sllalts. toga{ aamser * ser
4 a'fesssa, $50 TIE evpet was err
hsssei and r.a ~ au Gle
II sNzsgsTgr nsRaHex AuerrTa.
- efuasssec Regsm nsradiue tbr
- g iae Fs tssa 1f Ea-t gark sa8t.
II sssss to hsye certain streets
i 80 sasawais@ tssas reeomn scasllaE
q Aeahas Let's 81 ssisoa so
g ssstyR ak ea gae easl @ a. Sea-.
@seea SpsiaF a3 Seaoaa stree
- iae Goe 0i tAs petition
street rsSssanss &C. aaEe IS est
sssness. fa las aa tae tAh1e tsfe
- 81 g. WIekssrem eE al.
kaa grading oE sac zi5eg
Aeht auA Santa streets
ea1aaa so Ais8son street.
49, sa8 reHa4 af 81. Green
2 t2aeD4 Bea street aa5 sAss
- Fsae<a rs Re esneaegesl
Ssfiiaaa - Eae 5asgtsA & lsaeeE
'Saaa taH.faay tax Ysae4sassa *
- sse t re ,e ~ egsas
80 eaE Esu seg 81 have sac
ssf s. fss eseasE al THzs{tA saa
Nsfts 1e sss tAe a.a * iAe
- sl'ese 6AaFuas Company Eog
sa ssss3 ssraets .a azlaw bss
taas sas paaksae t'am.
So hefr streets egsatgne the
8 q y aSser e g. seq Grating
-. st'sss Ne3 3as etg s1fveyos -
ssss@ ~ 1 aa mans ara .r...fs .-fss..s.
ses Rssluea g IS & AM IS al
-. saeks3e sgfret eass sraqa
y Ivv rs sssset
sy esA sa&sses , Reeeassaeassnr
e@seass g Aiasst Mhsa ~
- =. = Ss S&ase tie Aas FsaFrsaeas o
49, ssnses Asom 1esizg 4vesae Is
srt ssvA fasaK 70 ceg.t1ass asa
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BREyTrIEs.

Front Street Bazaar, 2.220 Front street
Steamer Multnoma leaves Tacoma at
3 80 to-day. and returns to Tacoma on
Sunday At p. m.
A license 10 wed was issued by the county
auditor for Frank Bergen and Emma C.
PalmquIst Of Black Diamond.
The Turkish exhibition OF Christmas
presents at the Rainier l. great success.
Everyone should inspect the beautiful rugs,
porsiers, tides, altar OF rose, etc. Only
two davx rIltire
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Lime Property.

a GREAT BARGAIN acres Of land
at Port Langdon. on oTcas island with an I'M
limited supply OF lime This property has been
particularly developed and contains a kiln-
house and other improvements. To close up an
estate at once the property will be sold at barely
half its value. We especially invite invesfiga-
ton ofthis matter, Is we are convinced thar it
is a very rare opportunity to secure valuable
property at e nominal figure.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-07
Cheaper Building Lots,

s7Bo-High, slightly lots on Depot street.
west Of Broadway These lots afford a perfect
view Of the entire city and harbor
s6oo-Loss in Edes & Knlghts addition
south Of Renton addition.
s5oo-sightly lots Ia Collins addition, Yves
OF Lake Union; corners, SEQ
s5OO-Loss in Bigelow-s addition.
S3OO-Lois in BiFelows addition.
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TIE LATEST or

A daily through esr service has been esfab-
hshe8 bg the Csscawo. Uaiou Parife & North
westera liac Between Portland aaa chicago via
Council Bluffs "a Offering 20 tAe public faeili-
ties uas given rs any aghey ii2e. The Limited
FAST Nall which rms daily between the above
points carries tae overland last mai, linifed
nuraber of frKt-Clsks pssseg Gcre without extra
phaFse and - composed OF Pullman kestlbaled
Sieepers AID Pal man Dlaing Cars. Portland 10
ChfcaEo via Council Blum
Thts Is another indication thar tAs Union Pa
&c Is arstfoas az y Getting the requirements Of
tho Yeopie For information in regard TO this
and other trains en this line, apply 70 oliver +.
Briggs. usens o = \ \, GEs, e, or te'A. l.
MaEAHn a & n Falkland. or.
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a nANpsOME sIGN.
Letters Of silver to Point Out Golden
bargains.


bargains.
HyamS, pauson & Co. the clothiers.
have just added 10 their store the hand
soonest and most expensive sign in the city.
Il has 8 hammered-siiyer panel set on
background Of marine blue, the letters
composing the name Of the firm being
raised several inches above the hammered
silver panel II is iorty-two feet long and
three feet vide AMI is placed directly over
the entrance 10 their elegant store on Front
and Columbia streets The numbers ''s0on
and "s02H are also on the sign in large fig
ures. One Of the points which makes the
sign ali the more valuable is the fact that
il was mace entirely ia Seattle and by
Seattle workmen
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-07
HE VETO SUSTAINED.
! Two conneilmen Vote
Against II.
mw FRANCHISE ORDERED.
y~ns street csbgs Company Asked
rssas re Fraaea.iss for Sew
e.e-wkss ths ooaneli Die.

- .-~aea had aa Important saatter 20
as evsa ~ Il the forrn q q uses-
- 1ayus Moran vetosYF the last
- rszntei the seattle Esecsslc Rail-
n q Poser Cous r4ny % gain Access 70
g. sassgaSsse BE- tAe stfests, ben
go Ferris bal read toe message.
Mssm 4ASsaa ssat L Now dsvolved
= - eseacsi 10 say whether tie ordi-
- sAoasa pass notwithstanding his
/ : - as4sret thes the veto message be
- a tise records 0f the council. after
- gsss VS. takes 20 say whe her tie
4 s.a..s shgasd gass pyar ths veto. Eoan-
- saingfef1 sad White voting yea
s - asAsss nsg. The veto wss there
I $ ssslklnssi.
I - ssEsses u preparing rge9 franchise
.s.se shs cattle bsectfle railway % Be
4 4 d be ga v gowersaase was referred
4 g sysAArsasy eoanmlGfse ard the city
-. wae wsFe instructed 70 report 10
ssaneg.
j ! d. sassnsesion Il was pointed out
Il .ksrs va a eim!lzr error u the fran
. ssaaisa ~ the FfpHs Street Cable
sauy. AID tbs essy clerk was Instructed
a.ease with he company and ask
: he fras.nSlss be surrendered that an
ssed orc might be dfawa.
/ DasErg5esk 70 nknENRss,
|russ eaIled attention TO the bill to be
aepss ssAx street l!ghia. and said be hsd
49, thai . nufss,er u the street. lights
= ffssesnsly sns 10 soTas localities. and
he nssser ought 70 be nyessIgated.
eiseas had not ought 20 pay for a
~ thky do not receive. and De would
I d kaaW whaf tsss council proposed to
a1alEt
tsanesord sAld the COMMITTEES On street
Is Bad Feeelvesi report # the number
4 kskss CIT from the ebsel OF police. rs
NJ ia hy tic policemen. aud - make
asy sAfs they hse doubled tae number,
saae deduction FROM the btu accord
The service Was Eo1 what Il should
ST sinee the Electric Light Cen pany
sssn burned out II was not able q giiTe
eass service than Il vas now giving,
~ Be snast confess was very poor.
sAsz sid ste eommlttee should make
Aeaaeiiaas In such matter consist
- pot ri bap.hazard. ana III such
mnsf - 10 do Justice 10 both the city
eeMrany.
issss Thought Il the company couldn't
- unt rs contract Ia fuil Il should give
- snrs and mere light. II shouIdat
aed more than lt could mastieate.
sgps ron sTaEEF HRoyaaEgrs.
asfaess for street improvements were
sssieI rs soiiuws:
sseea greet Jones & Eldred; bond,
1f.nh street -. II QnIglsy bond 50 900.
Smisn street. lGsss= 4 Rldred bond,
aa
xnkst street MeMallen & Murphy;
- $50
kasA slseet-Iones & Eldred bond,
i srftDssa INSPECTORS rxFokT.
5lslding Inspector Abbott submitted the
teing report Of the erection. repairs
removals q haildinrs for the month
ias November 30
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FIFrKKN-MILR CoNTRACT LIT.
The Lake shore Read Pushing as North.
srn Eraurh-

ern Hranrh-
Chief EnElnser Ialcos5 received several
a.is Tharsssay for The elsarns. grading ard
fTestlsnE Of shs Seattle Laks shore & Fast
era railway rorth o. sgohomish. The blds
were eans.derea yesterday, bat oaAly enc
ecnEr@eE WAs lss- This was 20 EaFae & No
Ie1sl f0t tbs section a asteea gasles ndgsA
81 tEs.r present contrast. or beginning a.
posat thsrfy-Evs uslaes aorEh froz1 suahu~
ulish 3unegiou and Running - sae sfsseLh
Ea1ss noTfh. TIE ashz- wogk il Sill uGset-
tae4. and EsEsnssr TasecGt has not DECIDED
81 te shat wfH be 9oEs with ihe b.zer esssss
hzt thar VII pgphsh5y X disposed 6 wsslaSn
q isW days
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-07
Stone Quarry

$40. OoO-gTgk acres Of the hest taiidlng
Stone On Puget s0ani The qasrry = located
ca waldroa island. snd u partially opcnet. Il
offers 8 desirable iuFestraeat Specimens q TIE
rock snsy as scez q. eur eEae@.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-07
INVESTMENTS
From their property list:
Front Street Property

$50 ooo-eoxl21 feet at the southeast cor.
ner Of Front and seneca streets; fns business
oeStion. reasonable terms.
sac. 0oo-eoxI20 feer on the east side of
Front street, adjoining the corner advertised
above. The two lots, giving = double corner
I2o feet square viii be sold for sqo.ono
sl3, oOO-Enll LOT, 6sxI3O feet, on the east
side OF Front, between Lenora aud Virginia
This Is the Bates property" II contains valu
able impr oyements and is cheap az thiz figure
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


THE SN02EALAlE-
MrsL0nfeliowaz,itrP PIC Miss CoFmIc. Pt5smble
II 4 Tosgenham, 0lymp NJ Mclean, Gfeenyille
" McAllistar. Lowell W 4 Huston. Jgnct'n. Or
II Olson, Portland II WoodFam, San Fran
D A Ford, FIRE. " II Merritt & VT, III
A Alexander. city C Haakiosnki, city
q PeyseF, san Fran G W gill, city
r Masher, city Mr. etsrltns & fam. B. C.
s J. PREMIER, Yncvr. nc. d + Mclean, NuevF. Is c.
= G Vale san Fran Mrs Blake. Portland
Rabbit. Alaska Johnson VI, Cal
l. & Locker. Colby z ] Newton. New York
J II sqnarts. San Fran d kieehsf, Tacoma
A Ii Panl, Fl Biaksley Mrs heYerea. TT Blkeley
Mrs NesmeF, DO Mr. NeSmer, do
white, Mitchell J u Hogan, Cheyenne
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pooTs ANp snoss Ar HALF pRrcd

Joha keanH RnHuunseS 70 mis- patrons y a. the
public that he "a selling ANl cases os so9s aud
sh0es A. hsf price ca make ru0m Tor lsfse con.
sigameats euFainK in. 4hls iDtaEessF you. ~
cosae aud see me before buying. JgEn keRne.
sI8 laird street
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SAILS oE LADIES' CLoTHS
Inc ef sefneh atwood ladies cloths, soc
yard IlsssseF f}faFF
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GREAF sALk oE BLANKETS.
We closed out a. sEeut's entire stock % sne
blankets eat=ssssssrs aud spreads; SpSelai
NalaeS Chester seaFY.
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Renton Addition.

LAST chANcE-sWs ssill hare vp7y few
80 - Rewson s1allon. bgf sheFc wgn be 10
.as1rn 2eIE ~ a feE GsyA
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cAaarsn Cry fer Pitchers Castosia.
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A III RcHAsE

az towels napkins faa}e lloeas. lace curtains.
tuss IA special vaascs Chzaier CIesfy.
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Children Cry for Pitchers cas.oria.
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CE0AE SAFE.
1sekefs, hekVy, Rssfees nsslng. t1Sa Csesse'
i.s...ee
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Thx EaHs ~ So e@ 49, sac SEES st IS esass ese
azt - Is 8-sksy EY HfsEas fa~s@a & G8 sSa
sAfRsss saE ses.ss s. 10 pasaI eueGas
EYssa8 sa& fsage
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EssaHss fsfsR& t&ts ss - IA ztsa
Pas faksass. w&th taHsaEa ssetgsFs sH2 6a-
ssEeafA EsNH o. Ihsa.ga ea1sF hlsSEs- L&a
as OssFss kaEss EEAss REr&s, N3ex desk 81
= MEs aaas askrt asN1~ gessee aess4-
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sALE 0F HANDKERCHIEF
sse. 3 sot ~ fac eTnhrosde -esj SHEEP lawn hand
kereA8eis plain " htte 4aa iE1scy coiors. Chester
4.aFarF
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p Ia received a eaT@a 81 rev hosiery ard To,
trFWear Wsol. teriua siiS cotton. Ssxaay
lisse, &c g grand assortsseAt 10 s2lees from.
CAsssGeF E3Esrv
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HsAIra aEsle1Rs nsragr.
Pc falipesng HieFtaaFy report was SUBJ
Vel BY Health elsllcer Grant for the
ia ending November 80:
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ws reeeisss soo re Isl; chester caeayy.
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ReaEEsssse IL re bash Of an we.lrA avs f.r
sighted rersaHs, familiar wisA ~ esasgs-
tsoas, a NJ securing az Or she Seattle prep
erey tAeir mesns viii permiG
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sANrrLL CRAwpnRn

sAaUn L CRAWFORD.
CHARLES T. coNovEg
REFKREScEs-Ev.ry Rank and Basl-
meas Man In Seattle.
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Returns 70 the scenes Of her early triumphs
crovnsd with fresh IsuEe.S. the unanimous ap
pruyal If The entire AHstrs ian press ans TIE
good wishes OF the thousands who nightly
10 vltsaexs her mAtehlsss performances.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1889-05-30
AGENTS FOR THE JOURNAL.

The following Agents have Gibbs and
will take subscriptions to the MARIETTA
JOURNAL at One Dollar per year in add
vance:
NaJleton-J. n Barber and s. r. Coch-
AN.
Powde, Spriags-R H. Marchman
md j. L. Camp.
StO,y-T. J, Lunsford.
Smpna-J j Payne.
Due WeSt-B. W. Griggs.
Lost Mountain-E. L. Mayes.
Gritter. G W. York.
Aclcorth-H. NJ Putnam, f. L Litch-
field and B. Rainey.
R0Swc1l-J. B. Watson.
AuStel-W p. johnson.
Big ShanW-Joe Lacy and c. n. Price
oakley MHs-W S. Dodgen
Marietta DjSt-Martin W. Frey
JpShau-J B. Moon
Due East-L. NJ. Power.
Now is the time to subscribe. Agents
are in the reach of every man in the coun.
ty. and the price as low as the cheapest
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ROBERT j. Poss) Libel for Divorce,
vs.. In Superior Court for
SARAH Poss Cobb Co, Ga. To
March Term 1899.
1t appearing to the court that the de-
iendant does not reside in said county nor
In the state of Georgia, and did not So re.
side at the commencement of this su;t
but resided in the state of Texas. II is
ordered by the court that service in sa;6
case be perfected on defendant by publicaS
ton of this order in the Marietta Journal
newspaper published in Cobb county
"a, once month for four months he.
tore the next term of this court. and de.
PENDANT is required to appear at said term
considered in default This March 70 1890
WILL j. VIM, Judge S. G. B. r. III
A true transcript from the minutes Of
GOOD superior court. This April II. 1889
w r. MONTGOMERY, clerk,
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SV~lOO RECEIPTS IN BOOK
tor 25cts at Journal Office.

RS-All kinds OF legal blanks and
lronclad waiver notes for sale at the
Journal Office.
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SUSAN DoRTRY, alias Suit to declare
SUSAN TATE marriage void. In
VS.. Superior Court for
CHARLIE TATE. Cobb co. Ga, To

March Term, 1851
1t appearing TO the court that the de-
PENDANT does not reside in said county nor
in the State of Georgia, and did not so
reside ut the commencement of this suit,
but resided in the state Of Alabama 1t is
ordered by the court that service in said
case be perfected on defendant by publica-
ton of this order in the Marietta Journal,
a newspaper published in Cobb county,
Georgia once month Tor four months.
before the next term of this court and
defendant is required to appear at said
term and answer said case, or said case
will be considered in default This March
II. 1889
VIII J, VIM, Judge S c. B. r. c.
A true transcript from the minutes of
Cobb Superior Court. This April l., 1899
w. r. MONTGOMERY, Clerk,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-11

Iieber Elm 8tGb ais !3immeri6mud baben
poIen, bteten mir cine IN i6Dnem Gtnten>
Sd DGr50rnG auS9etlDrte @opte oer
berilhmten
10. eirttmtfdem @eSnmma init be IN 6 6ri :
fnsttnbe nnb ben Gugeln BPM Naf1et
an, bes beriibmteiten aller @emGlDe beS
groBen Wtetitcrs, tpel9es Sic 6auptSte.oe
6eS Wtltielt1nS IN Dresden btlbet. 9aS 8tlD
lit, Dhne SEN 81 3on bretten &anb, 20 3pQ
bod uno 143oQ brett, aliO gu einem Wan6>
I0n1uf treffli6 9cetgnet.
Serner in i6Dn dusgefI5rtem SeGottGt
II. 9ie betoea Gs8eISt0pfe bon ~OtafaeI.
49, Seoifer MtIselnt L. Der steeretdbc.
10. &atfee Urteortd1 III, ,.ltnier Srtb."
IL. S0iier gSiIbeInt HI.
IS. SSiirit Sttc 9on 2StSttat&.
10. WeIDm0rfGia0 @rGf b. MoItfe.
"a. gSit1et,n peg sie9retdls, YrtsSrtd IAI.
aeIne, t~refenb abnli4e 8ilber,
Ollie bieje 8iloer finb portreflid ausgez
fIbrt uno t0ntten ouf gemobnli6em gSege
nidt fir ben 4reiS BON 81 bis $3.50 be-
aogen tperoet. sic eignen it6 Dortrefflt6
gum 3tmmerl6rnuG.
Nie fritber, 10 MAIDEN mir alt6 OieSnnal
barauf aufmerfiam, DAP no in elmer fleinen
beutiden 9tieberlaiiung cine 2ln3abl N6pnz
nenten nabe 3ulan1men ipoDnen, eS fir tie
bOrtbeiIbaft ietn uirb, it6 unteretns
amber ii6er bic gu bel telIenben
geu mmern gu Der tGnbt9en, 10
OaB ie Der i6iebene 8u6er er6altelt
unb iid) bteie chamber letben f0nnen. .Qtuf
inlde Neiie fDnnen ite it6 fir Die langer
@tnterabenbe cine f0rmIi6e 8ibliotbet
idoffen.
9fidt su 9rdmien bere6tigte @bonnenten
fonnen iebes Der oben ongefiibrten 8it6er
pOer 8ilOer 9e9en @tnieuOung BON 30 Gents
be5ie6en.
&riefe un6 @e1b a6reiitre man an
ILLINOIS STAATszEITUNG COMPANY,
CHICAGO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-11
Gin bic idumigeu NbOnneuten f!

&ettt 8eiG6ft - INTO ettte 9et=
tttn8 TT ctm 0eiG6ft, 10 gut tpte
ette Ganf C0er et4t &1mhaocn =
faint befcbc1t, aoctttt eS tid1t SrS=
attttt9 tn icincn @t5Gern bait ..ttS
Sarattf itcbt, SaB feinc &tnoctt fitr
Die erbGGfene @aarc aud besaDtett.
3m otefent 3pcGe fcmScn ote @es
f0dfte tn 0%epihctt 3ettrdnnten =
afeonatIi6, 1at0i0Dr4iG Doer j1Drs
lid : &edDnaatgcts ats, 1tth Die
&ttroeat onran st %erinttcrte, Sa; ffe
1to6 ettpaS s1t pergtet@ett Dabc4t+
Sson Scitem Der SeitMtte, wetd)e
aeber Die 8att3ct &eretntgten Staa=
$en nerTaaot miro 1tnS ocrett Gts
gettDimcr ocsDaIb 4tttm 0gttd,, les
Oett einseIncn G1tssOea ~pcrS6nlid
fcttttett f0sue&a, Dat OaS N~uSfemOeat
Der &ednMn9er nt6 1tOGD Sett
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-24
COLD. HARD TRUTH.

Kansas City, Kan, is the biggest town
in the state in population and in the vol
ume of lis business. This announcement
is not likely to be popular in Wichita, but
it Is the cold, hard truth. nevertheless
Kansas City Times.
That the Times, for 'cold, hard truth"
has reputation, such as it is, the EAGLE
is not ready to deny. but that its educa-
ton in that direction is often submerged
by its natural depravity we are prepared
to show by few official figures, which
figures should stand, at least, for more
than the mere bare assertion of a foreign
enemy. From the state reports pub
lished last week we find that in the mat
ter of the distribution of state school
monies, which distribution is based on
population, Wyandotte gets $6,T2,-
50 as against 81, 1926 for this county.
In the tabulated report of the state
board of equalization Of the same date
we find the total property returned for
Wyandotte county to be $40, 2S5, 425.9
as against SIG, 100, 94201 for this coun-
ty. The only other standard of meas
urement of which we can think is that
of the volume of business as shown by
the clearing house reports, which reports
show that Wichita does more than twice
the business of any other city in Kansas.
This sis the cold, hard TRUTH" Mr..
Times, colder and harder than any
green-eyed assertion ever invented by a
paper noted for its efforts in that direc-
ton
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-24

The arrival Of tho mail lnroHH fayal into
a state % excitement Haif the population
then cornes TO town. ard "a rot and straSninss
crowd packs Itself into tho one yostosios
taat the Island possesaez Ar the postmaster
plainly conscious Of his importancspu ga o.
caslon which happens only once fortnight,
advances wiki the letters to the little desS
which separates the tnronx from the oslice.
tho stranger Il struck by the ridiculous dls-
proportion between the Eizs Of tie crowd and
that Of the picket, circumstance which Is
explained by the TACT that every woman ex-
pec:iag tid.ngs from husband or son Is aecon-
panied oppart,1tly by the rest Of the family
The jabher slItssidas into bun OF suppressed
excitement AZ the postmaster adjusts his spec-
tacles With the most eraxperating cnunposure
He calls cut the name On the topraost letter:
a shriIl voice on The confines of the cTo-Td tn
Inmates its destination, when half a dozen
hands are stretched out 20 receive Il and IL
j. passed Owe! the Esads Of the crowd 70 the
fortunate recipient
The buzz Is renewed after zach ann0unce-
fnent. the postmaster has constantly % repeat
lis deZland for silence. IN which bt "a q
c3ur5e joined By slch Of the crowd a. hays
rot yet received letter A. the csi!yery
proceeds the crowd EetS naturally roisler.
and tie postraE.er becomes hot and angry
With the exertion q shouting sscve tie din
Although the number q letters is snAiI-
ChrissulaStics trings quite e. large packet
% many ccuntry house az hogns-tfes work
Of GistribUts08 Is long. from the e.rcznsstAnos
iaa; each rsctyasn; kas co thu average i've oT
81 names, which Portuguese etiquette sserss
20 demand ,;ad be daily set f0rtb On szsob
formal o>s-axor ~ tss dir-ateh - lrt.er