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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-20

BALTIMORE, February 21.-Gottou steady
midd ing 10 Flour firm low grad's hithr'
Howard street and Western super - h2t~' "-
do extra 50 60t4 so do fsmry - s3t5 %, i.y
Mills-Rio brands cxtr9 = 2ja.j 30, wnt-t
wheat patent 80 3 ~ 90, sprink wbe,t at'r.
50 Goa Is do straight So 10 80; DO oN.ft
81 65a5 p Wheat Southern mi tand st't'y
Fultz l05all0; longberry 107Alli Mo- soutl-
ern 10G; Yves ern steady; No > winter rc' sso,
5i2a9ja. March 95a4a96; Apr 91s9l "a Nag
9aAa99 July 92l.a92's y. Corn Southern slea'.
white 4lS43; yellow 40,l2: We ern steady
mix.d spot 39ai March lOaio4; Aprii 49,. j.
May 4 '2z4it. steamer spot 39Ai BID. CAS-
quiet and steady Weston mixed 29a3l eIa1oi
No white 80 i4a34. bye very stesdy at . 'a57
Hay weak prime to choice timothy $40 Pfoy.s-
ions quiet aud steady. Butter firm aud itir.y ac-
tive Western ckod 1920 best roll III
creamery 92l29. Eggs stronger at 1875, Cplse
firm Rio cargoes fair 173sal13i. sugar flty
active aud firm; soft SIS Whisky ycfy urn
at II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-20

NEW YoRK Feb. 20 Cotton firm up.auds
10 1-16; Orleans 10 BIC futuTce firm. -Four
quiet and firm. wheat dull and stesdy Corn
dul aud steady. Pork duh Si2 C0.l2 -. La
easy ard quiet at 81 o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-20

EX President DAVIS adds his testimony
to the patent fact that President Cleveland
was the cause Of Ms own and bis party's de.
feat last November. In a recent interviews
Mr.. Davis is reported to have said "if Mr..
Cleveland had not undertaken to please the
mugwumps, rather than the democrats,
be would have been re elected" Mr.
Davis is a wise mao, ard if be had been the
Dictator, instead of the President of the Con
federacy, the war might have had differ
emit euding, hut 30 great smount Of wisdom
was required to enable him to know that
what he said, as reported, is true, for its
truth is so plain as to be known by all
IN n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-20

that tbs people CT THE country need to it,
duce them to sweep the system Of pilage
by tariff cut of existence, is that they shall
have the subject of the tariff explained 10
them properly and intellegibly, SO that they
can correctly understand it, and learn the
fact that Il low or revenue tariff will, as Mr..
Cleveland says, relieve them, in theiy homes,
from useless and unjust expense"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-20

CHICAGO, Feb 20, II a. m-May options arc
quoted as fellows: Wheat lll4; Corn 33i4a
$685. Oats 27't.a277. Pork ST. 10; Lad - 90;
short ribs - 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-20

DARBED FENCING WIRE, either Jogulsr OF
ID "thick-set,' in store anu for sale at the low
est prices yet recorded.
HERBERT BRYANT,
fnhON No l l. Einn .ttnoL
, 1889-09-12
County Commissioners Proceedings.

Continuation of the proceedings OF
September 2nd.
Jas. S. Woodman having resigned his
office of supervisor of roads of road dis
trict No 13, the board appointed as his
successor J. Montgomery
F. Mcmillan was directed to repair
the county road, in road district No: 8,
south of Bishops hill to south line OF
Woodley's, under the direction OF Jno,
Huntingford.
Proceedings OF September 5rd:
The following bills were audited and
ordered paid: r. Delanty, services for
taking the census of 1883 and making
census roll, $40 names at cents per
name, sl72; r. Delanty, for making out
list OF persons in the county liable to
military service, 1,034 names, $1,000 /;
K. Delanty, for?assessing jefferson coun-
ty and making up assessment roll, includ-
ing clerk hire, 1887; y. T. Oliver, con-
stable fees, $3.50; 4. l.. Brightman &
Co., two trips to Port Discovery, $40; w.
H. II. Learned, rent of Red Mems Hall
two days for sup. schools, Sc; Fort Town
send Water Co., $3.50; NJ. f. Church,
three days for teachers institute, Sc; F.
]. Brown, asst. examiner of teachers,
Aug, Sc; Cora l. Bash, the same, S. !;
Jno. Iffiame, $3.50; Hall & O'Donnell,
lithographic CO., envelopes fer clerk
court and auditors office, pens and pen
holders, $42.65; Oliver Wood, salary as
probate judge, $75; Port Townsend
Electric Light Co., $500.
The board ordered the establishment
OF two voting precincts in Port Townsend
The first precinct embraces the following
boundaries: Commencing at the east
end OF First street, OF Al. Pettygrove's
addition, in the center of said street; ;
thence following the center Of said First
street in westerly direction to tfIe center
of Taylor street; thence southerly. at
right angle, to the center of Taylor street
TO the southerly end of Union wharf
thence in an easterly and Hortherly di
recti9n, parallel to tha meander line of
Port Townsend bay, to point opposite
the center Of said First street, at Al. Pet-
tygroFe's addition; thence westerly to
the point of beginning. The vating place
OF the first precinct shall be at the court
house.
All that portion of the original precinct
of Port Townsend lying outside OF the
above described boundaries shall be
known as Port Townsend Precinct No. .,
the voting place of which shall be Red
Mems Hall.
At precinct No. the inspector is j.
III. Schoonover, the judges are 7. jack
man and l.. H. Hays. Precinct No. /
will have W. II. III. Learned as inspector
and D. C. Smith and i. PIummer as
judges.
The board has adjourned sine die.
, 1889-09-12
Zeal Estate TraI. .saetions.

tre following is the st of real esiste
traa:ers filed for -secord yesterday as
furnished Us 10y Carroll ALI! Whitiemorr
abstractors:
" Hastings and vie la Chas A
Dyer, :ract of II 2 i.cres in R"ss doua-
ton ciuim; con s34 o75.
Wn A Miller ard wife. to E E Black.
worgi. l1S. Eisenbeis add; n S225O
7 q Hickman to F E Wares. lots /
and 3, bl"ck 81. PestyCr"vp lat add; con
5000.
" B Scymore and wife T." Teresa J
acCabe, 2 lots in Kuhn: ranc.,; con
$500.
A F Learned and wife TO " CoIt to-
right. lot 8, block 81. town Gloucester;
con $50
TP Iukeus aud wife TO Tbos McCat-
frey. lots 2 and 4, block l28. Hastings
lst add con 1920
Chas EIsenbeis and wife TO T MOL
ton, lots 2 and 1. blsck 4. Juap.de Fncs
add; con $3.50
A Fl Baiubridge to ]. 2 Bower, lots s.
6, Z and 8, block I35, Eisenbeis add;
con $1,000
James Mcintyre and wife 10 r q
Scott, block 81, Pe,tygrove 1st add; COZ
s24OO
, 1889-09-12
MARINE NOTES.

Str Olympian, for Victoria. b. C.. ;
mis-. cargo.
Str. Alki, for Wrangle, Alaska; to
wreck the Ancon.
Str. Lakme, San Francisco, for Port
Townsend; mis-. cargo.
Str. North Pacific, Victoria, b. c.,
for Port Townsend; ballast and
stores.
CHANGES IL MASTERS.
+. I. Buckiin, appointed master in
place Of E. Miller, of the Str. Biz.
Michael White has been appointed
master OF the Sch. Sophia Sutherland.
Thos. Bremen. appointed master of
the Str. QuiGkstep, in place of Vim.
Kinds.
Geo. NJ. Wheeler is appointed master
OF the steamer MockingbIrd, in place OF
Jno. +. Kinds.
David Wallace, late of the Ancon, ap-
pointed master OF the Str. AIki, in lieu
OF j. II. Bennett
, 1889-09-12

A half witted fellow was travelling by rail.
way for the first time. Having seated him
self, he did not see the use of keeping q bit Of
cardboard, so he threw his ticket out of the
window of the carriage. Consequently, at
the station where the tickets were looked at,
he had to pay. At his journeys end he had
to acknowledge that he had been done" A
few weeks later some men in q railway car
Tiage saw this same man laughing immoder-
ately 10 himself in a corner of the compart=
ment. They inquired the reason OF his mer.
riment, He replied by telling them what he
had suffered on his first railway journey.
But" concluded he, triumphantly, "rve
done EN- this time"
well, what have you done?' asked his
companions.
Why" replied he, I've taken return
ticket, and l amt a-going back againr'-Cal-
.utta Times.
, 1889-09-12
HE BREAKS a TRUST.
Sailors Robbed OF Their Earnings.

! VIM. Harvey who for some time has
been jlnitor of the Scaman's Bethel, left
on Wednesday, for what his friends sup
posed TO he a visit to Victoria but which
Was In fact the fight of defaulter.
No one seemed to pay any attention to
his absence until on Monday, when the
steamer arrived and he did not appear
on board This circumstance caused his
psuedo friends to cogitate and speculate
as to the continued cause OF his absence.
The more they thought over the matter,
the more they became convinced that it
would be good idea to investigate mat
tsrs, which they did.
The convincing proof of Harvey's ras-
cality was game om woman who ac-
companied him as far As Victoria, with
the intention Of eloping with him, but
before it was too late saw the folly of
such step and returned to this city,
where she made known the plans of Har-
vey. She states that on Monday Harvey
sailed OH board of the Umatilla for San
Francisco, and from there intends to sail
on the first steamer bound for South
| America The fact Of his departure be-
ing made known, many acts of rascality
and dishonesty, which he perpetrated
upon sailors and citizens. came to light.
! The exact amount which he has EN-
bezzied is not fully known. Some say
800 and Others 1900. Besides money he
has absconded with a watch valued at
$s5.
The downfall OF Harvey is hard to be-
lieve, from the fact that upon his ar
rival here he united himself with the
Methodist Church, and in all outward
appearances was n man of COOL habits.
Being sailor, his interest in the welfare
OF the Seamen's Bethel was not thought
strange. The sailors all liked him, and
had the utmost confidence in his integ-
rity. This is an e1emplitication of
wolf in sleeps clothing.
Marshal Delaney has telesraphed to
the chief of police of San Francisco 10
arrest him on his arrival.
, 1889-09-12
Burglar BuFdicI<.

EDITOR ARGUS: In Monday nights
impression OF the Call was i reported in
tervlew with the man Burdick who
robbed and was aiterward shot at the
relldence OF f. W DeveO. Burdick
prefaces his statement with Il lie rerard-
ing his name. He is not James II. Bur
dick, and the writer OF this commuhica-
ton can prove it We're it at all necessary
but 1t is not and for the sake OF his al
nlct"d parent il is rs well TO suppress the
young mans right name
"Burdick" came to this territory some
months ago having arrived on the Sound
from California reaching Seattle abou.
the time OF tho fire and then going over
to Olympia, 1t was never thought here
thas he was an old hand at burgIariz-
ing; bis aHdacity in writing Mr.. Devoe
The letters offering to return the stolen
goods for consideration was sufficient
evidence that the thief was a novice,
HIS statement consists of a lot %! f1imsy
yarns abnut his having met n clerical
looking man who wanted TO retnTn the
watch for friend" The clerical Look
Ing man was Burdick and the friend of
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ne S"SS he d''i
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morning. True enough, but he wa.
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, 1889-09-12

Mr.. $choonovcr returned frp:u up
sound yesterday.
Mrs. n. r. Goodman and mother LETT
yesterday for Chicago, via the Canadian
Pacific
Rev. w. W. Ferrier leaves sto-dIy for
Seattle, where he goes to attend the in
stallation OF Rev. Mr.. Tewksbury, pastor
OF Plymouth Congregational Church
''uregnn Jack." owins to badly
srraIned hand found it impossible TO
row III hiS race with Jerome AckT,y and
f,Tfri rd the stake m"u.y.
NJ :. Sawteile and Charles i. DYER
have infmcd partnor-Hir ior the pur-
pose ii conducting Il real estate bust
Hcss.
J. L. Ely, of Eby's landing, has de
ciicl To leave there ior LINDEN. MI
Ehy'N health has not been COOL for some
time, and he makes the chamgr hc,iey-
lns lac Will he benefited 10y it. II, will
be succeeded by Mr.. Custer and vile.
, 1889-09-12
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have qu,rei tat c"mr"''H'7" ".@
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without their "t.cEd"Ht eY'-- N.r.'.l
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their forms "y Z q iarIH- II '"r " .'-'.~
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bring SUSPENDED from tic imp, H.'~r
yeas "anUoi cra'Icate.
d. j J#mr- tf">@eT has mai" -" ~iH..h
81 these evils a speciality, hhd uf de
voted much i.tG" = tie investigation ".
their causs-. He say / tie 6it>' i'-
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the reXt SeAe'a''on q ""mrH "";." .''
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the evils at PT"ihisu7-"'-H "a i'i '!i'r'-
ton II BIS o|'- II Is ii certain t'H E''-
failing remeIy, ana ato'dS Pc eai
relief 10y restoring tue womb 10 Us P'..i.-
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, 1889-09-12
New Steam Laundry.

The Cascade Steam Laundry. under
the proprietorship of Joseph Froehiing
and company, has begun operations, and
are now prepared to do the finest kind Of
lamdrying. Washing will b. cal ed for
anddeiivered without extra charge. The
laundry wagon is constantly on the street
and PARTIES can have their laundry cali
ed for without any inconvenience to
them. The laundry is on Water street
bchint the hill.
, 1889-09-12

She sat IDLY watching the empty oyster
shells on her plate, while he finished the last
morscl of cracker within reach.
''Air. Sampson" she said, with n little
blush, do YOU think that young ladies are
justified i'll taking advantage Of their leap
year privileges.n
His Heart gave one great saddle rock
bound, for she was rich and he was poor,
and he loved her with that mnd passion SO
common to this condition of society. He fer
Vently assured her that he did,
Then, Mr.. Sampson" she said, shyly, Il
think would like a dozen more on the she'll "
New York Sun.
, 1889-09-12
Too Thin.

Ny SOIL, now and then you will come across
news item i'll the paper, which begins some-
thing this way: During the summer of IS
l was crossing the ocean in the steamer -
Of the - line, when a young officer, since
married to the daughter of n well known
merchant OF thR sity," etc. Don't read it.
Read n patent medicine advertisement,
rather. There will be quite MS much informa-
ton and about 500 times more truth in the
adj than in the narrative that spells the very
things you most want TO know in meaning
less blanks and dashes. Burdette in Brooklyn
Eagle.
, 1889-09-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
SR.TTTH IL IT gnnf Stb 100 ,

E
SEATTLE, W. T, sept sth, 1923.
Notice is hereby Eivc2 that in compliance
with the provisions Of the net Of Congress, Of
June 3rd 1915. entitled "An act for the sale of
timber lands in IN. States Of California. Oregon.
Nevada. and Washington Territory" Marian
Raymond OF Se tt O. c unity OF King. Territory
of Washington, hns this d,ty nIed H. hi ssorn
sfa'ement No 1863 for the purchase Of the T..
hf., MY ar. Sec ), TIP. % n. and hf. SW ar /,
OF Section No. 30, in Township No 81 v. nge
No. , w and will off.r proof Ia show hat The
The nh sought is more Va uat'le for its tinhrr
etore than for NJ iCuituFai uTposer aud to
establish his claim 90 sHid lard isfo e the Reg
lister and Receiver Of this OfcI af Seattle. W. T.
on Saturday the 9Th d 20 Dec, 1859 lie names
as witneS es:
James NJ. Nagsart, Seattle. W. T.
Ed. Egbet,
Katie Arms,
Hiram TliTth,
Any and all psrsoTs C.aimiH adversely the
sboYn dssCrihsd lands req --s;Fd file the ir
claims in this office n or befre . id 7rh dsy OF
Dec, 1883.
TN REED. Register.
First publ cation Sep l., 1889.
, 1889-09-12
On His Good behavior.

Nov, Tommy" said Chicago lady to
her little boy, Mr.. and Mrs. Wabash are to
iine with us this evening, and want you to
show them what little gentleman you
ean be-
''Yes, ma" replied Tommy.
''And, Tommy" cautioned his mother,
you arc to have but one piece Of pie, you
know, and remember, when eating it, to hold
your knife by the handle and not by the
blade New York Sun.
, 1889-09-12
A r. uDds crude opium
0 tins p-epare1 upium.

Total l145 tins. 5721& ponds pre-
pared opium and 64 pounds Of crude
opium.
All "f the sbove Will be sold for cash
Date OF first publication. September IL.
1889. CHARLES 81. Bradshaw.
Collector nf Oustoms.
, 1889-09-12

A little miss of ) from Unadilla, on visit
at 4 house in this town last week, spent q
good deal Of her time in talking to 4 pet cat.
why, dear" said her hostess after a little
while, don't YOU know the kitty can't talk.'
oh was the prompt reply, Il know they
can't III UnadIlla, but l didn't know but
what they might in Onconta. '-Oneonta
IN W Herald
, 1889-09-12
4 Well Intended Suggestion.

Il shall have to spank you," said an Allie
ghany mother to her 3-year-old daughter.
You have been a bad little girl
SuItIng the action to the work, as they say
in novels, the child was placed in the proper
sPankOrial position, when she squirmed
around to get a view Of the maternal eye,
and observed:
Go it light, mamma"
The spanking was postponed Pittsburg
Chronicle
, 1889-09-12

Port Townsend's base ball nine lost
Y, sterdy in their game with the Ami.
ties, OF Victoria. The score was Amlties
3, Port "ownsend p Port Townsend's
battery VAS Riderbach and Lange; Amir
ties bat'Gy, Parrot & Berthwick. Judg.
ing from he score our .ys made the
Victoria bys had to tlay hall to win the
game. Gu boys are beat but not dis
graced.
, 1889-09-12
4 Youthful Punster.

Ny little niece, aged 4, recently heard me
remark to her mother that intended in a
few days to 90 to Little Rock-the state
capital-on some business. She Immediately
ran TO me and said: "Oh, Uncle H, when
you dit to Little Yock won't You buy me a
little yocking chairE'-Boston Globe.
, 1889-09-12

Mr.. Tu- ucr, who has been us-n.Idtvd
with Mr. Thompson in the wool saw iug
business, has sold his intcre-t To- Sir.
Fraser.
The grocery store on ihc hill. which
has ior some time been carried on Icy !.
l.. Hansen, has brcn purchased hy NJ
o. y. Oiagard, who will continue e.
ciTry on the business.
The well known firm Of Si~Iry !: Bell
have been designated to act az tl.ca-r:I:s
oi the Lombard Investment Cu:upIav.
This will aid horroa crS, a. !. i.as .s"c!.
difficult iur some tImr To negotiate l...I-
upon real estate.
The ladies' OF I. P.,ul's Guild ~ III i've,
a soIP bubble social to-morro:: ryrUi.i-.
EIch gentleman is requested to 5r.n :.
clay pipe AdmiiSsinr, in,!uiia. ra-
irerhmeats, - ccuts. Door viii b..
opeac,! at eight o'ciork
The Rev. J. \. Denison returuca yo.-
terday from the Methodist conference.
which was held in Vancouver las: week.
The members Oi the II. +. CLsr,h in
this city will be delighted to learn that
Mr.. Denison has been restored Ia hi.
charge in this city for another year.
, 1889-09-12
The EcEmIar ARMY, Oh.

Lady ito Col. BIooI, of Kentuckyj-YOu
have grown up sons, have you not, Col,
BlOod!1
Col. Bl0od-YcS; three that have reached
mans cltatc; there is Col. Tom, the eldest,
then Maj. Bob and Capt. jim"
Lady-Indccd, quite an army of thcrl!-
The EnLnCh
, 1889-09-12
L Dnck nf n Stnrr-

Ny little one was last summer. | took
her down to Bangor She had never seen
any ducks One day we were out in the
yard, and she slw some. She looked at them
a short time without speaking, and then she
said: Haven't they got long lips~-Boston
, 1889-09-12
At the Reception.

At Mrs. Tricl; Scored'S reception.
She-Did You manage to get ire some sup
PER in that awful crush around the tablet
He-Ycs; have three fried oysters in my
vest pocket, and some chicken salad in my
handkerchief
she-Oh! how good of you-Town Topics.
, 1889-09-12
THE YOUNG PEOPLE.
Little Girl Appeals To kitty's Family

y little girl OF knickerbocker descent, in
Hhose presence the family giOries were often
icScanted on. was overheard lately rebuking
ier Pct kitten for some misdcneanor. Hold
ing pussy 10y f'er fore paws and looking her
full III the face. she remarked: I'm ashamed
OF You, Kitty, for being so naughty; and
Just think, your grandmother was a MalteSeI"
-BufFalO Enurier
, 1889-09-12
A Voice in the Wilderness,

A little boy was told that the Rev. Mr. Go
forth, the missionary TO China, would be the
only Christian minister in charge of a dis
trict having as many people as are in the
whole of Canada. Ny he said, won't he
have to holier Toronto Globe.
, 1889-09-12
Tough,

\ St. Alhans 4year-old miss had been
naughty the other day and her mamma shut
her up in closet by way Of penalty. The
little one alternated between fits of crying
and appeals for freedom, and was heard to
say within herself: 4 tell you this is tough :"
st. Adams Messenger
, 1889-09-12
Eva Sloan. Plninrf,

=
William j. SloIn, Defendant,
To the above nsmed defendant: You are
he sb, net iEed that Eva Sio u, Plhinfif In.
tiIei CON laint asHinht YOU in the EI-Irict
Court OF the Third Judicial Dis' ricf, holding
term- at Pert Townsend. Jefferson G, unity,
WHshi gIon T rTito1y. which will core s,n To
he heard siAty daIs after The frs puII.itlIIi n or
this sum =. o-wit: Sixty rRy5 hft r the
18th da' of September lSS9 aud unless YOU ap.
day Of Nov-n her, 1883. The same viii lie. TAX. n
~ cOnfsss. II, and Tho pra, cr { said complaint
granted
The object and PRAYER Of lid ump' ainf T. to
Obtain drCrr1 Of the e urt die -olyi = III.
bonds OF matTimOrv exciting b-Iwre Ou and
tie plsi II e'' in. on odni of gTu-l AID ia
human ntmenr ami to sward I - CAR. and
custody Of the minor child Martha SIOan {" the
plaintiff.
Witness my hanc md the Seal of ssid Court
Ihis IGIh day of Septembs =, 1889.
X. 81. HOPKINS, Clerk.
Iy JAMKs SEAEEY. Den. Gle l.
, 1889-09-12
NOTICE OF SALE,
SEPTEMBER IL. 1883

OEPTkAbER L, 1883
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing described property seized by the
United Siatea Cust0ms Officers for yie-
istios Of tue q. s. Revenue laws will be
sold at public auciion at the Custom
House in the city Of Port ToRnsend.
October 3, 1889. Sale to eonm.nce
promptly a. l O'Clock Pm:
, 1889-09-12
4 pnssihIc Inhnritnnce-

Bobby UhOughtfUuy)-Pa'
Father Grasciblyl-Ya'as, ya'as, what is itf
Bobby-Do YOU think I'll be as cross as you
aFo when grow up2-Texas Slftings.
, 1889-09-12

''How is your toothache getting alongs"
Bad as ever"
i thought you said the dentist was going
o kill the neryeGn
80 he did; bat it dies hard. Chicago
JcTali
, 1889-09-12
Not His EluIt.

Mamma-Johnnie did You throw that cat
IN the we'll!
JOhnnie-Inde,S didn't. was just hold
in it over the box 10y Tho tail and it Wiggled
loose and fell in--WaSh!ngtOn Critic.
, 1889-09-12
\ Summer Romance,

Smiley Basketball, here comes Miss Cou-
oon, The heiresS. / waited ON her once.
Friend dncreduousIy)-YouI Wherel
Smiley Basker-At the White Mountain
souse Time.
, 1889-09-12
Summons

in tine District Court Of iha Thir't JuriiriAI
District Ten iiuTy Of H-hinCT' u hO din q rIs
at Ort Townsend in IN. { Ouniy of ], IL. ron.
Territory of Washington, County nf Jcffe :
son, So