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LIE AMnnIcAx Assoc1kxlnx.



Eharxea VIA Nsshpnnsts,
Nrw Yonx. Nov. lsA-~At taasMy i - IIn
of the American Hasebau AksoeIaffax.
Eansss City withdrew, having 5oi1,ezf d
Western Association Phelps. * ~
Loaisvlile club. Was then elnrked pre.i1snz
Of the associatsoa. The asspesation ~
fournea thix asternoon 30 Enees azasrz to-
morrow. Lille was done klais sf.ernoon-
Applications Tor nsrnahershlp we're rnnexsed
from Delsatt and Syracuse clnhs.
After tia sdjonrnniens Ct sbn American
Association Congressman 0sseii. oz fn<
So Louis club. made q statement 10 fha
press. lie said tAe association uns<r
Phelps proposed 70 bare kcnest ball. He
declared that last rear tie BFposlyn eznh
re&oFted 10 d1shon0raale usx<ho.za
90 sec1re the pannant, land
bad thai eiub remained Ia the association
charges would have bpen preferred kF4lnsx
eofle of lts players. lie slid that wh4n
tie Brooklyn club eomFaesssa the SERIES fn
Cincinnati A. 4. Bnahcng, One "a tss ri.r.
ers, called ca Jack MuAliEan. eA<xfstx ~
s.. Louis. and made pruposltion 60 xsr&
him half his share In The m@ney ii II
gained at Che garaes On It's woFIa's ci1Axn-
plonship. provided he gaFe she szrae 4ii-
Sissoa i s. Loass played for Tie chAnp5on-
ahip.
Charles Ven der Ahe presented the fni-
losing telegram. which be sAEa he s&w -
esientaliy cn The night besose Il xss sle-
Exere3
Eaoeexvx r. Aa14pmm. Casxa<r. Sx x.al<.
~. E1sis i hope ysv wfr Ana@aE thr tekxxs.ra
ssat PES. wh.EA ues sa&< wzM Fzxe xoa :
eAsek iot asa inf y1ar shars Ia oaf ssfxesuee3
$ wsa - pefHassant favor - ne ~ yux Hflz-
4M8 te44A&e ~ Msi4 b ssxrS K2s4e4 st 4s.ss 4zA{
give ns eAAnrs 90 make lfzkis. TAuusk txe
yssif etaanee. - yon esd WlsA TetkSs. Eeeif
ixsme1sasezg - ~ expNfssn
A. J. Ersuo1s
f3YrEsa of BrnokiTn. anlsaeaaettlY said a.
81 have ns reply 20 snaxa - any slmf1.
nenf tzade by lae 81 I1aats cab g sks -
isw1sz ikrAi Fwrrs sssnseklTn. Tbs nssss Ard
psaAEsc viii readily reeewniss ana apprKxA1ts
shs nntlnHs whsch pypzspsz ans skafexasnx
m&6e ~ she e1-eisaupfea efnh ~ sba
American Assoesatsea against tzae NrnokITn
eSmh
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Enfsrrlsg ths Allen slave Law.

wksAtsGrox. NOV. fa.-As result es
several conferences between Attorney -tsers-
erzI Maker. secretary WiBaaaa ags. so4sei-
tor Hephura IN regard 10 tie case ef
TWENTY-FIVE Enxlish raasssaowsTs es1sTsoEed
hv CnAnaa@~s Mckee ADa Nekee & Co.
Jeanette. Pa. the hrax naEnea istsay Fn-
fsrsesl The case 20 the Cnise1 states aSstgsef
as1oxuey 81 pzsts5sl.s. with distractions 80
yrNseee44 against tAe EFms n&saea a7s5 ttae
agsscers - rae scc&l 2S4ea sy 81 g4&sssAom-
erS fassraussntaI * hxaaxsnx tie 1ngsssh
s&soexsx - sAss csantry. peovsLssa thss 4*e
safsssed xaass can - zaasntafne8 against
sAena Under ths ysusss&aas " tkss stisn ssa-
s.-....s IA A. NAsE
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rKowEss or - AoEp nrNrEE.
A Maxhsy FAnsasr ssals win ShotguR.
Near GtkIzsaa.

efrMAx. Nov Hon Wednesday rs !.
". ws:son, rs years oEd. father of Mre
George ~ Tahe@tss N&s out hunting decks.
Z large panther jumpea apsn iog ahoat
tweaty feet frusa hsz. # wAs she trss the
odd renssenlaa had seels ssnee his yo1th.
fai dAFs IN tie Fnsunlt&sEs 81 ksrgisska-
ne aAshgnx of the eyss 81 TIE wlAa eeass
renssnsesa htgn os shnse ssys. ard sAAnkEnG
he naa bis csa srusfy fsas with hirat be
cxs,gsv rasses hsz s1stgzss 50 bis sAoafier
and pnIsesl The trsgeer-
Ezexsly The far SHOT Yas caf beth of fhe
vansher.s eyes ana taen the fan roEa-
w~eeea. MF. wasoa tlsea gaFe hlrs The
sousenss 81 Ek.s ether h4rTel be tAea put
- f1a nssrw shesss. ard the fsazsA sses
hyunshs tsssn 10 fbs gTognai
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We snsw IL saoanasals Pass

GgrwAx. NoT. tS.--Janes BYeFs cane In
tss1y With hss team from WAGla WailA
shrouxh tEae SnogaasszIs p4ss lie FeTarss
no srow ln TIE pass. Hes ss that foT this
noFsheTn rosasry. Sssszna@v lSs LES oar
Ezssxrn friends c8mpare fh8S wlth the
tssxzaxas 81 the Scala.
The snsnes are nsw runni1g sn nsavsg
fnn tine. sn6 EVER bo4y = happv.
TIE pe8ersaa MAlSsng f'onapsny viii have
sgsegs nsw rna4 iss roo4 Fuan5ag of4ss In
akous swo weeks. Ga ths shure ct SOAK
AXE.
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- D. 80 ! -

vferoxsA. Nov. iE-Tke sseaaasr UNs-
sEl1 wzz sise seeze of soh@ry s&sNeeu Pert
Townsend sH3 Eseto~ta TaaTNssy ntsaf.
hssls ansy h&s1w tAksas A xaserEgs Tssssa-
ger waa snspscseA and wAas fAs ess&Fzssf
wAa hsss waa in8aeea 10 50 &hozfa axssn
szsa 4 3 sszss4 wzll 81 ARRESTED vissa tie
sseamsr arrives - san kxaaessea-
fm shn nomxtnasr1sAt feAas4nN " tie Ana
rhsrn sssasser 1as pr0pees2zsea claees1 TIE
rsse saszv. Ks55snae sar tie aesense wssi
y. faAszs saraoFraw
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ssy FeAse4sca Sav ss-- la sAe Nassonzs
5sf4res sssaAy us@eA Fns~ was aevus~z 10
.As 81 aesNsaa 81 fsSea&ssa rs sxf.ssssz4 =
oasa nklssxes- &xsGnx 4Aea ae-e Issue O.
Easaex. eelhase ~ silver ana aAztssT2sAna.
Als areen5aasas - Eze sssns1srtsaa M4s
pzuE lgsssss snsANrszn nE Eassse tAs2 orse -
rss@a Er4zee la e4ea euzntY. ASser Y azsa
ass nszizs1 ssaz4zas wsrs sSaap2a4 -
1saessag Eass &aEaAl eEtAxsss.g * F&szans ef
HEshzn4zy ~ Mal&a giFExs. Pa Tee
resslEEon < tAs ss4se eis&1gS q CO..
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TnE nAr E1TIEs.
re r~arsasase--- ~ vx&ssEwaFks-Ft~@ty sf
Eaam fssr Es1x8@rtgas

wNsrrom. Sov. 1S-~Tae cganfy com
- s..kazsr~ hxTs aecsisss apon szessEng 3
ssrwr krssk AzsSa ssozae canrzaaase - VAST
esus. They harr seas ses t1ae pno@x@z taSE
srra-n.~s - asvsse tlss gsrogey steEA- IA =
s.s ss.-s Asls wi ~ eassss saE "a pana
sra sr--sseAzsoas a=see sas shs Evxzs4
,rsu.r of ThasNnza ssr Ys2va 30 come. a
80 - se sssnnezse3 wsta TIE ca1Tshense.
4 Frznk i rnAnasaexwrsag $3.50
-,~sss~.s tyssk 80 2sr By stssxa p0wss aae
sn.se uss4 * q Ashr0za-
- sssr Hu4rrmn hAs llsE ussgaAssea a
r4rFe Ct .soa wasss-E'ipe ssssssas = essiss-
pez tas watsTwssks tEszz Lake = n8sceza-
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ysnaerbss sssssars = snn rranrssea.

F2naerbiss sisftars fn san Franrisea.
eAE FRAsCSsCo, N0v. ia nsmher of
issszfng representatives of the Vanderbilt
systen OF railroads. including officers oE
ths Sew York Central & Hndsrn River.
Michigan Csatral and Lake shore 4 Mieh-
igan Southern roads. arrived IN this eiky
sccay. Thsy state thai their visit il for
the purpose Of becoming better acsnaizted
with raiiroad matters ia this section cf
esozsrfrx
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CAPITOL NEWS.
Judges Csrnmissiane--Nofarf Fable
VALIDITY Of Corporations.

Judges &DkUm1&S9EmA--AOEAFkeA NaU1tG-
Validity Of Corporations
OLYMPIA, Nov. la.-Tweive commissions
for the district superior judges of the
state we're signed and sealed and sent away
toiay By the governor ef the territory
The govsrnor has been too busy Of iste
10 deTota his time % the granting OF more
applications fog notanes public.
The secretary and his clerks are yet
actively employed in fling new iTscorpor-
asions notwithstanding section ?. article i2.
Of tie constitution, whit'h was adopted over
one month ago. says: an existing char
tiers, anchises, special OF exclusive prsvi-
ieges, under which an aegsai boEa hde or
eanixation has not taken place and business
been commenced in good faith ~ the tsEne
OF the adoption Of this constitution, shall
thereafter hare no validity" However,
the ices SO generously contributed 20 skfor-
news and the state treasury Is valuable
saslr,atfnfa
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OLYMPIA, Nov. Ia The following articles
Of incorporation have been haefis
Eaumclaw Ls1uaIseT and Shtngie Com
pany. of Enamelaw capital stock. s2,0V9s
trustees. Ivan Il. Price. William Brgnson.
Frank X. Grange. =. Grangpv. John Rsske
ana Arthur GrsfEsn. 0biecs-To m&nn~
facfare shingles ard lunsbes.
The W1shingtaa Bank. Of Walls WHila:
caritnl stock, so so; trustees. n ~ ken-
dan ana Bayara I. Byrns 0hsaes-,s0
txaBs4et general hsnkmg basiness
Psenees 1iinsisnx ard Paper Box Aanu-
factory. III Taconsas capisaI stock $500;
trustees. Phmhe 4. Hove. George T. kascn,
II. r. 6arre,soa ard Stuart Rice. ulsssrt
-Rsaasng. ruling snd saAkitg paper ssiSss-
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nrAeAs oassesk fsr canesaaEir man*s.

EIfKessfsa. Nov. 10 -aHa809. Ihad-
WICK. q Oregon. arrived "a the city te-aaT.
On his way 70 coneennisy sninss. sshsFe be
has interests. lie i very enthusiastic over
the hvsgast prospects 81 thAt naining districs.
and apparently has r'so6 fe4son % - -. ~
he reports ths tale 81 tie faaho, On Euhy
All. whieh zas ownad by Portlznd pArtiss.
"a 4 san FrnneAs1o syndicate fer x1sfssA
The roxernor says this t. sboat 0ne-sith
is valsaz. ahe shaft being 4o~n 80 sesf sad
shaw,ng ! solid ls.zke ever Is feet ws5s, and
sse orr going en- aals tess eTer @sa oaaees
zf silver 70 tire sens
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LLEWELLYN 4 Co.,
WEST SEATTLE
Land and Improvement Company
East side Front between James and Cherry Streets
We have some Property in ali of hs City
which we VIII be pleased show Intending Purchasers
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C1tef q f'llagi an Aisles.
Em-.s

-. .-.s...
--'s = ga. :, 49,. -. 49,.
-' : 49, T.-.s - 49,
Fsoreers - yvaassnwsnn.
ssase kslsrA
Retiring toveraoro Of wnsAlngson Tsrrssary sa4
aeFsEnns g she stale g y MssntassasA
s01sss 8 rs safsrsas Naa.ss. t.essanx g slAae
=. - - 49, - y, .s's ~. =.
s.sxse I.s,-z' se,.sesss.-.
csssrsus On Faos. Hssssesslek ans in csrrsaxea
The si-1e I'll raareh Vii - from Fourth
70 Main street. doaa Main % second.
connteTHarch np Nzin 20 1afrteenth.
thence 20 the ezpiso1
A~rsrine. the procession viii he reserved
h-y sr.a ..et. l.ssgnsr.-.. - .l wnx4a, s,sr4srzs
~ -. ..
= - - - 81 -. - -.
oAAoeaaB = s3s PF"sIas s-kt1iS - eAesssses
~ tAe eSpisoA.
~A1nerle2 Con efned narz1x
AsSsfFess q wsiesms Mayer q Olympia
fFasss.--- " = 1ss. 2 y
Alass y ASsfs
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sr1ErvAs ArMaSD or sAcMsox.


ssN Fnaseasre. NuF. az Fgsessent
Fzsaa. AZ sise casifernA Alhses Gzna. ii
sepfy - bis GisTsasrh esikfng John =. s1k
lvaa8 aUgsas Ger . 6xhf hekm mltA f<t<<
alsvatefs from xapszsn Geek. sallksaax
hacker. tsiay A. IozcwS ssiikxen zasA
wbsse nen sle6so Epiaes. eUl0rea n><n
a0atse pTace "
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LINE BURNS ASoTHER srEAmEK.
The Little HawaIians Deprived OF Christ
mas Presents.

mas Presents.
SAX FRAxcIsco. Nov. 1.-the steamer
Hawaii. lying at the Oceanic dock ready TO
ssgii for Honulaiu, tcok fire this morning
aisd was towed 10 Missouri rock and
swamped on the maafiatS She had fuil
cargo. iaclsding much valuable merchan-
disc FOR the Christmas trade &C Honolulu.
The Hawaii was formerly named the Del
Noyse. and Vas recently purchased By the
Widen Steamship Company, Of Honolulu.
fer SO 0noa
The ere wss caused by the accidental
stacking OF lime. which was stored in the
hssS. Her cargo. which was valued az
Sc go 80. ====a siA probably be total loss IL
was necessary 10 fill the vessel with water
50 exfingaish the flames. Her hui Ees
niat seriously injured. TIE loss on the
cargo IS weii covered BY Insurance..
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fornaa. TErEsstlzE zE2inss resinxtsaa ot the
tax On the importation ard nzr1fnrfrzrs
q spsrlf1ous or malt Esucxs 0r tshseeo
wss rsfersed back - the grange ariginas-
iagis-
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wAn rrox rafE. IKsatx.


St. Lsprsa. Sov. lA--Thn sa Loufa haa4~
lad pala1e wsse ap ID arms te-ssay oseF ths
dessfasa 81 bsUaSlga and sEnetnnsts. To-
naghf tbs sea 81 PfseisSens Fen DER A1zs.
III tbs sneexsSiam "a sewsfal Ersefds. eAsss hss
shsEser seeETAm - Nsw Ynk. argisse hins
60 garra e1asiiiua heswssn TIE elfEhs kAe<
are keft 1t sAss Ameriean AaaoeS1isoa aeA
slan hEnfheEhaaA
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kazsewshss a6S tassa 6ss sf Hsese ezH<a< -
va saAf 5Nmg 80 xA8 - eenn A# f&H<k5<1s -
AMSMeS a. NSsrH4see skNNsAM #AseN%# ~ So
sxrsxs& ~ s4eMAtzz - so Mets& &RR
zsa.sa se9 Ees&&1t&
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WNsmExavssx Aay. Ia.~SeegeEArT IEAcy
yssSersaag 4pps4Ete4 = sa@ ~ aaie@Fs -
ss4serxsse = sss oE esssssTSs sss r AaassEsass5F
ss uas.a utszex EAe tssEss fsopassAt bF Sse-
rssars wAzkSey l&ss wsnssr. Iae lorF~szs
1. eonsAsaa8 N 3 deTsse @r4vea sAr01Eas
sAe sSsxg b ; e&vbuase sei1 EAs snEssss-
Tes ~~cvsAs<nss Ass eezsreAlez ns sse<txselsE
Ernm tic sAsr Iscz wnsca 3 - ssarss1- AL
Inc aa-seso = - ~ exzsss~ssa klF ssss tzsezEy.
Feexazs vaz-r gkxsss sesz 7<sefss FefGz sa@3H~
tax 81 saasazzo4zzsaas a. ~. - ze<as4s
s1reet zessss ksza&-
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TnE rENALrY IS pEArn.

A Mornen Sentences Himself in Conrt
At Sals Lake.
sAE1 LAKE,, Utah. Soy 15--In the corr
tiisnAnce OF the investigation of the oafhs
administered in Mormon ceremonies hos
tiie 70 the United States to-day. Levi Ak
tsls swsre tha1 the penalty for divalsing
secrets Was death II was understood that
the set ing up OF the Sineduin OF God en-
ths ruins Of the United states meant tia.
tAs Morraun church wGS 80 rule.
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cnKnAxs, Nnv as-The maehinery for
jenkins Eros. feandry ard machine shop
arrived tnaav. The rroprsetoTs are Eass-
erns gentlemen. halsing FROM Shssoygan.
Wis. They have PLANTED thetr nsaahinery
here as q cost 81 s1SnVo Cur live and East
increasing city 4 justly proud 81 thss last
addition % her many busy enterprise.
Hon. J. u. Ieng. member of the state
senate. from this county, i in the raty. He
says that John r. Alien. OF walia Walla.
Is morally certain 10 be elected 10 the
United states EenAte
TIE hig brick block On Market street IL
nov couapleied ard ready Cor occupancy.
Tts cost win exceed se5 co.
Mr.. James Hoston aud ether chebalis
gentlemen have iuss retained from Pacific
City. The survey of the pacifsr. Ciaellaias
4 Eastern railroad i about completed.
chehaiis Is crowded with people coming
IN 10 lock for business locations. The most
embarrassing sisuatson Ii oar inadequate
hotel accommodations. 1t seems tkas ell
the cities are growing - rapidly that sseep-
ing r0ena in hotels ard possolslss service
cause considerable tncenveniencs. HoN-
ever work on the new iirstelass hotel viii
begin suan
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gxx rxazess<u. Sos. Is Ng xaen was
senseaesa to-tsas 10 - h8ared 5aaaaFy -
sor he xaaF.8sr 81 s Lang.
SsrxxMHsT0 Ne~. h-Ah Aesnw. ena-
vssssss - nus3ss ssvoa sa9s aTa ter klszsrg
: CAlaaEssa KSNS Eiarlrs wA4 ssesss asn-
s~scez t. lIe ira sasaafasns - kedseza.
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NEWS OF THE STATE.
Details Of the Celebration Of
Inauguration Day.
REDUCED FARE TO OLYMPIA.
BiakSIey Lnmser far an Ossem.n war
shap-A Veteran Hsnt~r's HanorHAle
uiaateosa Nases.

0ETMRxA. Nor. 15.-laetasls a. the inaag-
uration ceseAvzkion on Monday have been
completed. The procession VII form -
the cisy haA on Fonrxh street. is righs
resting ON Washiagsoss Tho cssann vii
Eaeve promptly It II q. N. in the follow-
ing order
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TAcoNA AccIpENTs-


rrenhl~ with fhe steam street Car-Ths
ChrsxtsMmsanx KseenxerlnK.
Tkcoxk. Nov. ts-~TSsers came rear be-
ing seTsaus acrizient On she Old Town
mofnr Line this morning When the naosnr
reached the hiii ca g sfvess Il ccakd net
set ever, and stoppea % Sci mp stsasas e
was overtaken ~ . car which was selinw-
ing. and q collision occurred whscA re-
xnite4 in the nswzkiag al wandows ard a
renezal shaking ap of the psssensxFs. 4
rEsAn szaaGing en Tie paatfersa zas shrown
OF In tie nanl-
Mr. and MIS-. Peter chFistianeoa. She
lost their ssttie son ~ the exp.o=ion os =
lamp hast nirat ard were also hsdly
pEraed. ara uas Of dAnger. They are e1alrs
Atseasaea 30 by nr. M4nsaa The case is
peculiarly sad. ewing - slae fact thas af
the tine 81 the accident Mrs. Chr3stsausoa
was eonlne3 &c her bed fEom the birth Of a
chila. The fuaeTAs Al the h1aie boy. who
wss Just : year old. wiz taAs place fsaaos~
Eoz affernocn Al se'eleek.
= Rearseen-x xear-old siri Trsmp-
wALxA NAh1A, Nov. Mcnfien wAs
inside iE yesterday dispatches oE she dis
appearance Of Hs-year-osd Daisy fsriessh
from rendlsson- To-Day your correspond
ent heard a h2r wandering ala0s shruHSh
the nesghbCrsng eoantrg. On the tn insl
she Was IN R0neroy sad bad eeen ia
Fktaha CITY il each case carrying agnsle
of clothing Her Story Is thai hes hOms
was il regdleton. She hAa fallen m lore
Eith q yeang man of thai rsaee and was
= .Iaged 10 he married Her people. fad.
II this out, oppnsed ihe match. and %
event il shut her up in rVosn ton-texa
: sys, when she naase her escaFe. Learn
rs that her lover hsd gone to The upper
country. she concluded 70 follow hias. and
got 70 Pataha cssy. wh4n her finances gave
oas. She bad been trsmf4ng ever the
conntry evef since. searching fer her Ro-
meo. As sbe Is oFaly II YEARS old. those
with whom she sFoke advised her 30 80
home. ard she promised f0 30 20. bot dts
appeared when naosey to pay her fare WAS
being collected. Where she has gone nov
il unknown
r. q. Wright, who rohked Fred Chap
man Kna who by 4 sharp trick nearly e.
capped Immediately after arrest. had 81 ex.
animation fssssy and got osf with Light
sentences. flne Of SIS. shf0agh tho inter
csssson of tha man be robhet.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-16

Easpect ear isne of DRESS PATTERNS,
Margusrlses scotch Plaid fseFaersds and
the beaasifni Van Dyke sassa-
. Fstssfaevs HenFiettNs In all the
kashlss1s1s shades
An extra exhibts Of P1ushes anA vslsets
fn ali shades
& seantsfaI ErHE or SILKS. ineiadins
the celebrated stripes ffiumtnstsd Ar
mnres
srECTAI.--Ourl lins Of lssnssssAncs Bro
emdme.
Here's whsrs We bess the weria. LACE
FL0rNCfs8s, ChantsIsx. spanish Cal
pare. Haaa Run Spanish, white Peika
Dot. white spanKsh vaisnesnnes. DRA-
PERT NKx, Chantiiiy, Bresonne. Fedora.
Hasa Run spanseh Gaip1re. RUSSIAN
NKT. plain ama faney Fish NETS, Van
Dyae Trfmmings. Lerd Fsantierey
sashss. Melted Rope. Seine ard Eraia
snk Fronts. with silk TTimnIngs. al
widths 60 match.
These We rsnnos specify. bat for iazsi--
and xsntiamsn ws can show the BKsK
line. as regards values aud qualities. In
tbs city.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-12

Massachusetts is discussing the
question Of corporal punishment in
tho public schools. According to tho
State Superintendent Of Schools some
eighteen thousand noggings were ad-
ministercd last year. A rattan is
used in oil cases. Truancy, lying and
in5ubord;nation are the main reasons
for punishment; most of tho lighter
punishment is done by tho assistant
teachors, tho more rigorous by the
principal himself, who has tho physic-
al strength often necessary TO make
any impression.
Tho idea OF Il telephone church Is
being carried out ut Tunbridge Wells,
Eng, where the pulpit OF q Congrega-
tional church IS connected with six
teen subscribers. Wo arc told that
these included doctors and apotheca-
rres, clerks working in various parts
OF the town, an invalid lady who ha5
boon obtaining consolation from the
telephone for several months, and
sCnlo lazy cub men who went into the
thing presumably more from spirit
OF experiment than devotion. -
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-12
indurntcd rabre ware.

The attention Of the public is directed
to. my new stock Of Tabs, Buckets, Ba-
sins, etc., manufactured from Indura,od
Wood Fibre, pressed out in one pitce,
without senms or hoops. 1t is light
and durable, will not shrink or swell,
will not tnint my kind Of liquid
end bids fair to sunernedt tin and wood.
Ell ware Call and examine it
RI. CHASE,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-12
HUMOROUS.

HUMOROUS.
The bronzed sailor, who lives on
tack and junk on board an iron ship,
soon shows the hard ware Of his occu-
pation.-Puck. .. .......
-Customer-'I don't like the shoes;
the soles are too thick" Clerk-''You
will learn to like them, as the objec-
tions you speak Of will gradually wear
away" Omaha World 4.
In time grew blue as years passed DER
You ask %ha. caused this transformation
The man grew blue because he was not
t0'O' ~. IN. ri. ::ts. Life.
-Stranger-"Do you know Dr.
HainesP" Farmer-'Know i'm some"
''Is he good doctor, do you thinkp"
"Reckon he amt nothin' extry. Haint
no recommendation erbout i'm. ~
brakes Magazine.
-Doctor-'Well, squire, and your
good ladyp What effect has my. pre-
scription had on her sore throatp"
Tho squire-'Magical, doctor; mag
ical. l owe you tho most heartfelt
only been able to speak with diifiulty,
but now she can't talk at all -
Time.
-Overwork.- doctor (cau-
tiously)-"Your husband is suffering
from overwork or excessive indul-
gence in alcoholic stimulants-it is,
ahem. little difficult to tell which. 1"
Anxious wife "Oh, it's overwork.
Why, he can't even go to the theater
without rushing out half dozen times
to see his business partners. IN. Y.
Weekly.
Mr.. Jason-"A nice fool you made
Of yourself at the sociable last night"
Mrs. Jason - .'Me? HowP' Mr..
Jason Yes. you. Telling Mrs. Chal-
ly that her baby looked good enough
TO eat" Ms. Jason-''Well, what 8
the matter with thatp" Mr.. Jason
"Oh, nothing; only you know that
they start as missionaries to the Can
nibal Island next week. ''-Terre
Haute Exp ess.
"A man stood on the city hall steps
and INDUCED in strange gestures and
muttcred strange words to himself. A
policeman was signalcd to investigate
him, and he walked bravely forward
and asked: ''Any thing wrong with
you, stranger?" "Have Ie acted
queorP" "Ve,y queer. Would you
say was crazy?" You certainly act
as if you were" Good! Please bear
it in mind. I'm going out to Dear
born to kill chap this afternoon, and
shall plead emotional insanity in de-
tense. Please help mo 80 get tho
names of these people who will swear
that 1 WAS acting queerly. Detroit
Free Press.
-"Well." said Uncle Hiram, who
used to belong to Il singing club in his
early days, II never heard Il woman
play like that woman we heard in
Boston that night. 1t was just awful.
My ea"s ache even now" Yes" re-
piled his nephew, "she was rather
loud, that s fact. But then her ex
eculion-" "Georger' exclaimed the
old gentleman, as he Seized his nephew
by the arm, 'you don't mean to say
that they won't as far as thi.tp Well
! 'tisn't for me to Judge them. only
! hoard her once. 1t seems terribie-t
woman, too; but then they had tt
listen TO her every night. And they
won't have to hear her again. Per
haps it is all for the best, George. ~
: Russian Frro
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-12
Mu.ire andnetLirs.n

Those who desire topHchkSe the best
quality of Groceries and Provisions are
referred TO the above reliable house
where fair dealing and courteous treat.
ment is the >ule. Glassware, Jipwp,e
StopsTsra, Nails eto. always In stocr
II n CHASE
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-12

K. Y PA7ERsea.