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Evening journal., 1889-03-12
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2D EsPECTABLE WHITE GIRL FOR GEN
III eral hOusework in a country town; work
light; family small; permanent position to
8'ight party. Address Box 3S, Wyoming, Del.
Evening journal., 1889-03-12
NOTICES.
\ GORGE WHITE. CARTER,
y SUCCESSOR To

8Robert S. Smith, No. l23 French street. is pre-
pared to do light or heavy hauling at reasona-
S5le rates.
Particular attention given to removing
8safes, pianos and other articles recurring care
sand extra attent on.
Telephone call No. 49,
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nREyIrrEs.

Mr.. II. x. Jones offers for sale the
entire library 81 the Late chief justice.
Regular meeting of the W. c. r. T..
to-day al ) p. IN. at the headquarters,
sis, Third street
The number al instruments flied for
record IN the office af the county audi
tor, during February, was a650.
Eleven arrests were naaie for drunk
ennesa ~ fse sssas ierre yesterday.
The SesS pts sr0m fines at TIVE police
courts amounted To SIS.
The Home Fire Insurance Co. to-
day removes from the Gordon hard
ware building 30 the Reigig block, on
southeast corner Front and Marion
streets.
III is understood that r. A. Twitcheli.
the present clerk Of the board -
county commissioners, will remahHn
the auditors office for time under
Auditor Forrest.
The remains of Otto johnson, who
died Wednesday morning last from
typhoid fever, we're buried in Masonic
cemetery yesterday afternoon from
Shorey's. The deceased as aged II
years.
The monthly reception to be given
by the ladies OF the Presbyterian
church TO the members OF the Young
Mems Christian Association, will be
held on Friday. March sth. instead Of
March LIST.
The reception under the auspices OF
the young people OF the First Baptist
church. announced for this evening,
has been indefinitely postponed
owing To the sudden death Of Mrs.
Van Dorcn.
There are now Is prisQue in the
county jail proper and Il Hthe tenn
porary Jail. These cokShesi In the
temporary Jail are the United States
prisoners awaiting trial, and most of
them are Chinese.
Seattle Tribe. No. >, Improved Order
OF Red Men, of the Territory of Wash
ington. iiled certificate OF incorpora-
item in the office of the county auditor
yesterday. through Charles j. Clark
sachen. and Douglas Young. chief OF
records.
Atahoai 81 o. cloak Yesterday after
noon a bonfire built in the reaf of
Charles Won Dangers barber fhou
by sume laborers engaged IN tetrxG
down some OLD rookeries attracted the
attention of some passer-hy, who VAS
foolish enough 10 turn in an alarm.
Bat the services OF the aremer were
not needed
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rhorsIv after O'clock yexferssav
morning. The steamer r. ]. Potter rzn
agreunsS near Johnson s rsosnt. abous
= zailsls this side Of Olympia The
morning. was fozgy and TIE mate u=s
~ the wheel The hest irsssm4tios Of
any danger xas the near ssgat 81 the
trees assd faliare al TIE hank Cap
tain Parker was eating breakfast and
rs soon a. be szs the danger be started
Tor the psIor house The boat had struck
bott0us, hoH'ever. hes.sre he was fairly
started
The Fleetwood. which had lett
Dsyulp pin shortly after the Potter. Was
slgnzz.ed. anzl she came 70 the resrue
ct the distressed stemaaer. A Nne was
given her and tie fass little steamer
tried 10 pull the fast big steamer Oh.
but ire r0pe parted. garsasn Wool
then offered 70 take the P0tterss pas-
sengsrs- and they we're transferred to
the Fleetwood
Passengers xho eanfe 70 Seattle On
the Fleetwood said the Potter was in
. aangeroas position, ard that il Was
. n after Of some doubt a. 20 whether
or not she world he gotten OF without
great desl OF damage. If at all Word
came last night, however. that. assist
cd fy the tide. the big steamer had
managed 70 'cr1.fish out Of her pre-
dicsmenr at 3 O'Clock. and 20 proceed
TO Tacoma
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Mr.. e. :. Gleason. who has been at
Providence hospital for week has re-
covered.
Mr.. {. f. Russell, Who has been
quite III daring the last few days. Is
improving
Mr. NJ. l.. Sharpy, late Of the Barr.
ton, Kansas. EssapA5e. arrived in seat
lie yesterday and viii probably loeate
here.
Mr.. Herman Smith. brother az Mr.
Y. lingo Smith of this city, has been
engaged as tie hookkeepcr for the
fremont Milling Company
John +. Miller. justice OF the peace
elect, ard bride. are at the Occidental.
having arrived here yesterday morn
ing from South fiead. Indiana.
Mr. II. u. Allison, an attorney OF
Detroit, Mich. Is in the city. aud will
probably iueste ia Seattle He acceu-
panied Mr. f. II. Issaa on Tuesday to
his ranch near Whatcom.
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UNDISCOVERED FOX A YEAR.
The Eedy % an Indian Child Found
Near DnwamIsh.

Coroner Root. accom- panied BY an
aitaehe Of Cross i conpany's under
taking establishment. went up the
Dawansisii to the place where tire body
Of the Indian child vas found q few
days sirike. With the assistance of
the persons who found the body the
coroner EssSafea the corpse In q thick
.clump OF trees, on the hanks OF the
river. just abont seven miles from this
city.
The body vas that OF an Indian
child, probably about eight years. Of
age. anas9rom appearances had evil
IDENTITY been lying there aafnustsa year.
Little more than the bones and a few
shyeds Of flesh remained. the body
having been devoured. apparently BY
animals, nor could . clue TO is iden-
tity be found. The body was buried
sc ffa poor farm
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Why nay high prices for suur toilet arti-
else ladies. when you can Secrre the finest
S6efed at half price, Examine oar stock
Foa third door. 1nksas. singvrman & Co.
sale of remnants. Chester Cleary.
Embroidery sale Chester Cleary.
special ssls OF ladies white hem stitched
aud coiarszi border hansfksrch.efs al Use
Worth sc. TokIas, Siagefman & Co.
Clearance sale N hoots and SHOES at Alb
ernethy.s. 9es FroHt street
ErahrolsieEtss, Chester Cseary
Positively the cheapest lof in the city,
my $50 Zoe On Miii-strces cable line IN Yes
hers FIRST adgitson. 6oxiaS. tseo<ge porftel.
Commercial street
Tenecas eurSefs: small! sizes Chester
Cleary.
Ladies sllk umbrellas In all The leading
styles 81 the san Francisco store.
New dress silks. Chester Cleary.
New goods daily arriving. Chester
Caeary.
Tsszt fail ~ ask Far the Empress corset
AZ tbs san Francisco stare. The AesS saiEe
now ia The market ouly sec.
New SevrsHekers. Chester cleary
New india silks. Chester Clear.
New goods in mems SIX avershirss.
Faertnos. ard tue asnness vii be arened
this week ~ she san Francisco store.
New slpae2s, Chester Cleary.
New SieiliSE busters Chester Clesry.
Ladies. look ous sor our grand opening OF
fashionable custom made salts early next
week. I0klax. Ssngernsau & Go.
New sssesEss, Chester Cieary-
New kid gieves. Chester Clearv
The latest patterns lust received In Torch
on and Aedlel isces- Los prices Tsklss.
S8ngerTaan s Co
Fifty-eeaf ehezaiseS, handsomely
trimmed. Chester Gle&ry.
New saxsetS. CheSter CleaFy
EntsYeiy new lines % eTnbroinerses on
sale 81 hArEaln rates. Toklss. ssagsrman
6 CO.
New sarah silks Chester CaeAxy.
sale 81 taitse ltseas. Chester Cleary.
Insners as- nxw me e fancy r!bhsus
Just received Also cur rshaon rem PANTS
marked dosn = per cent. Toklas, sinser-
man s. Co
Sew hozssvy. CAesseF Cle4ry.
Ns~ shsrtiag pssesses Just opened.
Chester Cisar9.
Domestic rennAvrs ia HasEias, vfng
ems. 5anacis smt asad< anA en8s oE all
linen vspkius a. ~ zee. Toklss.
SsngeEtnsa 4 ca
Fifsy.eeut ssfneA drsp De alas; al wool.
Chester Ciesry.
New sFsss gsesss Chester Cseaxy.
Ten ceas nrae-eAessk nssnssak. Chester
Ciears.
New xiIk iassrss and ssciEiAEs Chester
Caeary.
Drives IA dress goods. Chester ciea-y.
New gingAanss gAsster CieaEy.
One dollar nixhtgosns; handsomely
t<ianxs. vita enahresic<v. Chester Cse2ry.
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AssArLT TO EILL.-T- T. Winscoti
OF kitsap county arrived in this city
yesterday afternoon from Port Naai-
son. having IL charge Carl Peter Rose,
who is ID await the actiun OF the grand
jury npSsn charge OF assanit with in
tent 10 xii. On Mendsy last Ross,
ssho resides At Naomi, shot one Robert
Berry Of the same place in the thigh
during drunken alteration. Ross
was Immediately taken into custody
and being Grraignesl before Justice III
G. Hale OF Port Madison. was held "a
answer as ABOVE mentioned. Berry i
not seriously wounded,
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Oregon IL one Of the most productive
states Ia the Union. lis vast mineral re
gions contain gold, silver. copper. iron and
coal. It's immense tracts of grazing lands
support thousands Of cattle and sheep. aud
ali the cereals in abundance, the yield per
acre being in some instances the largest in
the world. Among the useful and valu~
able products of the Nehfoot state may be
mentioned oregon Kidney Tea which has
proved boon 10 thousands afflicted with
pain in the back and kidney diffsenlfies rs
Is purely OF vegetable composition aud
ueEer fails. sold by Stawa-f & Holmes
Drug Co. wholesale agents.
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Arlington Restaurant.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ tAe Arlington Restaurant, a. No. 40
Commercial street, bas been purchased by
g. Capecel and r. Aiisdia. Tie bnsinsss
viii be one Of the finest conducted IN Sc
assie. and al who wi-A 70 Dc served Ia styie
and To iFeness viii please cal. The paA-
lie ill bear In mind FAsf Afi&Gio G Cap
ecsi are old hands a. the business, and
nane esls polite sttendAnsA w4n be EN-
pioyesi Your patronage Is solicited, and
ress assured we viii serve the best TIE r1aF-
kes Affords 81 CAPECGT
= ATFanEA
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GRowrxa WORSE ii slight change
,for the worse was noticeable In the
condition Of Capt S. D. Libby yester-
day He had maniEestly BEEN gradu-
time when the final dissolution must
anSnr
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CaFfrAL sTucE INCREASED A meet
ing OF the stockholders OF the Almond
II Phillips Foundry Co. was held on
Wednesday last az the oiflce of the
foundry. All Of the capital stock wss
represented. After carefully consia-
ersrE the matter 1t was decided To IN
crease the capital stock from $1,000 10
si00to0. and the necessary prelinina-
ries for such step were fully arranged.
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PnSmeRk. - Lydia Thompson and
her famous oompany appear tonight
at Frye,s opera house in Penelope.
The coming OF this troupe has been
awaited with much interest ia Seattle,
and large number of seats have
been reserved for tonight The sea-
son continues Friday and Saturday
nights wlsh Saturday matinee.
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-snrINll--A ~ M.iIIlarn nitterhnIl

TaraovIkG.M Mr.. William RitterhefI
who was stricken wich PARALYSIS last
Sunday night, has iiapFOved greatly
during the past few days. + was at
first thought that the case was more
serious than il is Mr.. RifserhosY Is
lying az the residence of Mr. 4 krug
corner sixth aud Vine streets.
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II sh0asss Ae sencrzlav knawa that nr
Heaiey'S naads sen Tonic snsases a hesrxv
appetite xaa Increased digestion. sfsxze !
nerves. stseFesSsau aud loo spirits, over
etsnss lax as energy and wsseialness and
will .af0sa aew HE and strength inta Ire
weakest Invalid Seld by stewart & H1lsnes
Drug Co. wholesale azsnfS
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T0 owNERs az yrssgl.s.

The California Insurance Company OF
San Francisco Is prepared 10 inzure tugs
and other vessels a. LEVER rates aud nton
better conditions than heretofore. Before
iasuring with any ether company or re-
newing yusir present poihaies. call upon
TAYIOa & BURNS Agents
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DISSOLVED PARTMERshIP.

NasSrs Is hereby given that the restAu
rans businesS. -.Eoavre.w OF r Alissfio ard
G. Carxssf has this day Seen dissolved All
bills AGAINST said business viii hereafter Dc
presented 70 C. Corgias tor payment. Rs r
Aflailo has relinsasshed al Interest and
rights 70 G. CurgiaE
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sUPKEME COURT DECISIONS.
The Third Washingten Report Ar
rfrea In Seattle.


C0pses of the third Washington re-
psrt Of the decisions OF the supreme
court. edited and complied BY I'll. @.
Struye. reporter. has been received in
seattle The volume contains tsE,
pages. and In the wording Of its title.
Is report OF the eases decided in the
supreme court CT the territory OF
Washington from and including decis-
ions OF January fsSs, and the special
jury term 1sSs, notes. references, in
siex and rules Of the supreme court,
adopted j uiy -. 1ss-
The volume represents great
amount OF labor and learning On the
part of Mr.. Straye, who made the
compilation and summary OF the pro-
eeedings in the cases. The report was
printed by the Bancroft whitnev Pub
fishing house of San Francisco.
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INSURANCE Fo8 FARMERS. = The
F'srnssrs' Insurance Company OF se-
attic has organized with the following
officers President. II. M. Award
vice president and treasurer. v. j.
Bowman secretary, $. = Waldo
manager. j. H. Winsl.sw. The Farm
ers' company IS peculiarly an iusnr-
ance organization for farmers, in that
its stock can be held BIS farmers only
aad that no one shall own more than
50 shares More than one hundred
farmers ~ Washington are already
stockholders. The capital stock OF the
company Is 500 600.
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A GENEROUS REMINDER.
HOW TO SAVE MONEY.

The oddities Ct human present p<psexsnr Problems
10 him who makes study Of them the orpoun-
III % make Ee By aereass good forn<
when the favorable appears The zsnre via
have something better something Clearly certain rhsn and
the that only lifetime pas~s
ne force OF s onward movement fnreve lest 10 him whom
have landed = vantage point
The thrifty and industrious housewife sYleada
chance Of eating aay expenses prompssas in
taking advantage Of low hoxhs
Later vi. cost Just double what asked
MISSES THE
FIRST We impress the statements made
advertising ccnnans goods given
the utmost satisfaction patrons past large
made the no other hcss in
oar ne The Pacihe has offered
goods all departments Certainly competitor ap
preached Us N the splendid variety offered while the ow
ed goods beyond competition Paul
public Prove all shings proof furnished BIZ
Of he following
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Ar THE SANE OH PIAcx.--C. VI.
Rivers. iustice-of-the- peacs-eiecf, has
bought the Office furniture and leased
the present Office Of Justice Sober
berg. 80 that the blindfolded goddess
may remain al the oil stand after
next Monday Justice So1erberg will
cease the administration OF the law
only Ia go into the pleading OF the
same. having formed law partner
ship with Mr.. John Arthur.
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ss immediate symptoms af dyspepsia
= .tssslseStian ara i dsssee>sSeg senSe of
-. oppression aad fglncss ia the
soaaeh, hsarfhura. loss OF Appessfe. f,,gsl
ssss - aslceiag. assuisaey, Nausea. naies
~ ~ We s0ealders aua breasts. he. Eieaiex's
ss~-sesaan Tonic peomescs healthy GsyVs.
49, ESD removes 81 nahesstAy sym rsoms
49, ey Stewart 1 Holmes Drug Co, whole
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Goes the giittcrsng weapon and our fine
gray s. 70 ckevfot sack suits, mems size,
are being Slang Tered as s.. Only 81 suits
20 be sold. Tokias. SingarTnan Il Co.
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We gave her cAssoris
wAen she Vas Child.
she cried far castarsA
whea size became Miss.
she elanx 10 CastersA-
When ssse bad chilarea.
She gave them CSSfc<ta
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mi. raor.lax IA ssassszenos u = rsaae-
fiaz Of ages
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Department.

Who afford to dress III aiaysf Who afford 90
well and in the most fashionable style when he had
tke wei assorted and handsome stock displayed
Clothing Emporium Day after receiving the
proved spring styles in MEMS YOUTHS BOYS and
CHILDRENS SUITS wiz be unattended
forcing OF intending customers We viii politely show
the benefit long in handling
clothing the suitable article for tho least
and Ia
satisfaction and the best rsus far
for ALL object being not on obtain pn: sr
PRINCE ALBERT
woRTKD PASTAoos
BOYS
"a
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wrsStEa eaeu@aens- GA = groE3d tAat tie
fisE&e wss tacur vealezt.
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xaa i all prsb.sssy h.s y.aasess astrTe A.
s153zzNAneEk IL s&kNa-
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Houses and Lots.

S ASSS S%AA1 -3SSSs
S12OOO-rwo lots q TIE Q. north ..
and Sixth STREETS. including nne resi-
dence. slz.ooe.
SlOOOOhmree e aasi in on IVA aas iron rom
the Occidental hotel. On one lot il
house that will rest for $50 . month.
price, $1,000: easy terms.
07 nnn-Fiile hoasc and lot corner
Yt,OOO Filth and Terrace, s7.em.
DR. o0n-Twc lots. southeast corner
l,UUU ReIi and Foarth streets. both
streets graded. Lots are cleared. lay
high, overlook the sound, and contain
small house and barn
$500 sp.e so' inelnsn us . ans new s
ssx-rooEa cottages Fine location; $500
&c 00r-Seven-room, hard finished
DU,UUU house, and fine slightly los on
east side Of Fourth. between Spring and
seneca
SZ,oUU aSisked house. sonsawess
corner John and Eollin: very easy terms.
90 Inn-Iot aud new xeven-reom
Vl, 4OO hotsse and small barn. cor
ner al Harrison and Mary streets, near
the Depot street cable line and the cleo
syse road. with = splendid view OF the
city, the harboF, TIE mountains aud Lake
Unlen, SzsG.
So, 200 Tsssn 6ss' e ssss f's sss saa
room, hsrss-Hnfshed honse and modern
convenience. ara
90 0ll-Iot and e.roon house Ia
pA,LUU Eastsru addition.
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9 ~ness essae
anAr liz
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Sc, 900 Two. lots corner sin'A aud
g E006--I-of southwest eorEer Jackson
VcOSV and ss@FeRth streets
90 000-Thiee lots northwest corner
VosAOo Iwslfth and Weller.
$4,000 s..s.s III se i5s sia'h and
GO n11-FuIl 10; 81 the southeast cor
%SsOOO ner Of Nlnth and Stewart,
GO 0lff-scuthwe<t corner Of Tenth
V6sooo and Virginia
G1 QE0-Twsl I0ts on MolEe street
VI Goo near John.
G1 vEN--Isot on southeast corner
VI, toV broadway and Barclay street.
G. 6E0Tw, lots in Van Rrocklin's
" ,OOU addition.
O.. E0fl-Lots In Coastock sappIsmea-
Ii,JuU tai, sdjeiniax Kianesrs, 1t
sisao aad si60L
g1 0E0-loss on Main and Washing
kplsLOO ton streets. between Twelfth
and Fourteenth, sI.2So 20 81 $50.
Hl,I0U Biasshara. Inside is,s al.
joining for Si,ISa. Lot On Ainth, between
Blanchard and Bel. $f,f5g.
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To ras's ms4sA~r.

- eae sesss ssssa sslssSsszay. ..&ssszx - a =
IL sFxxaEA-
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Suoulir the fslssxsng. The ezeseess sgss Of
prsrsrsy ever sssres on Puzss ssans.
Those $40 Wish ~
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CT E00-Fortv feet frontage on Sec
XssCoo ond street, near Pike. the
cheapest property on the street
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WASHINGTON STREET.
Commercial Street.

40 E10-2s By 50 feet. corner Third
scoV and Washington streets.
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Choice Building ois.

Ct Eflfl-Hheie half block or six lets,
9fsJuU inclaiine two corners, on the
west side OF seventh street. extending
from Lenors 30 Blanchard.
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II has been reported during the past
day or two that the Seattle Construe-
hoi Company had changed its plans
about the reconstruction of the Lake
washington cable line, and that. in.
ssead OF putting IN .'turnoats, a
aoahle track would be laid ON losa
Jackson street and Yesler avenue. be-
ioEe I>,9 + past. This how
ever, VIII hardly be done.
though Mr. Fred +. Sander
VINO Is prominently interested in the
mad. said yesterday that the COM
pany : ready IN make the road
aoaale track on each street. and inbeef
= completely IN concrete If che city
VII OUT grade the streets. The com
paaS : ready o. begin the improve
nehi al any TIME after the streets are
gAsed. Meanwhile preparations for
Pacing In the turnout" are going
ahssaa and viii lie finished as originally
sissadesi, unless something should
SSear Within very few DAYS a. cause
- ~ company 10 psit in q double track
as year. The patronage extended
.ar me Is gratifying 80 iss builders,
aaa they are willing - expena anv
seaSonable sum Ia im prove the service.
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Second Street.

S53, 900 een ssrss Ies' s sssssass On
tween fesaer avenue and Washington
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Waterfront Property.

ON 0NG-fnt Il. block 10, p. I. and
Y4OstVt gehn Denn.'s addition. and
iot /. block 9. e. T. BenIsy's Waterfront
addition. Sln.eto tor the tive
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INVEST MONEY

In Wildcat schemes which promise Es-ge
fortunes N rhisy days VIII a0 aaa What
they want In shis List
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The following extract is taken from
Homer Greene's new book, Coal and the
Coal Mines. 1t gives a good deal of in
formation in small compass:
1t will not be out of place here to
make mention of the chief territories in
which coal is found. Indeed, there are
few countries on the globe in which
there are not some carboniferous depos-
its of greater or less extent. Great
Britain, with ireland, has about 10000
square miles of them. In England alone
there is an area of S139 square miles of
workable coal beds. In continental
Europe the coal fields are numerous, but
the character of the deposit is inferior.
Coal is also found in Asiatic countries, in
Australia, and in South America; and in
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick there is
an area of $4,000 square miles of coal
measures. The combined areas of coal
measures in the United States amount to
about 1861 square miles. The Appla-
chan or Allegheny region contains about
10000 square miles, included in the
states of Pennsylvania, Virginia, West
Virginia, Maryland, Ohio, Kentucky,
Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama. The
Illinois and Missouri region contains also
about 60, 900 square miles, and has areas
not only in the States named, but also in
Indiana, Iowa. Kentucky, Kansas, and
Arkansas. Michigan has about 5000 and
Rhode Island about 500 square miles.