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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-16
'Wt6tttel 1tttb eSacfe1t.

Sterin 9lauben ipir Glles gu iberireffei, mas
le bier offerirt woroen 1T, nidt nur, mas bic
Suite Der Waare, bic YreispiirOtsfeit unb ben
@ei3mad anbcttifft, ioubern mir baben einen
10 ret@baltisen Sorratb, bab mir nit irsenb ei.
mem aonfettious-@. iaaft, peIdes ausIdIieblia
oisis 8ran)s betreibt, erfoIsreid tonfurrireu
tOaasn. 0aS Eager birst bic fd6nfen Sa.
dsn, pelhe bic MOoeilabte Der BeIt, Berlin,
garis unO Stem yort bieten. gSir laben alIe
Sanen elm, biefeS sin3is in feiner art aus.
getattste Separtsment gu infpisiren, ba mir
fider iinb, ibrem 8eifaI au ssipinnen.
SerieA'a, Serfep's, Serfep's.
plnId, WrapS, 5u allen Yreiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-16
sin aeltnber sluaff in bic glipper.

fam, penn an her redten Seite unb unterhalb bes
3per@feus applt5irt, aud hem Iansmhthisften Mens
i4en pcn ber qselt eineu rerben - Sesenspani4 ent>
lc6eu, wenn fetne eeeer uidt gang panf rem Damn
III. Wenn bic 2eberseoenb numb ooer ent;hnbet it,,
j@merst elb ner leiiete Stcb ober Druid. Gpabpbse,
ee ssrne tseln, iruten eebbalb er threm Spfer in
@ei@t bltden, ebe e fif an beeu 8ippen ju fhafien
maHen. Wenn ieine Saut uAb &usdpiel cine blafe
onsr sebte 6drbuHs baben, t6nnt br farauf petten,
hae aud ietne 3unse beest TT, tab ieu atbem iauer
re9t unb hab er niG nur unter ben Rippen, fonhsrn
aud unter benz reGten SHulterbIatt Shmerjen bat,
bab fene Ginsepethe nt6t resemabts fnnfcniren unb
nab iene 0ereauuns seprt tit. Mntatt banesreili4e
SpdBe" an ieinen 9tppen gu treteu, enipfeblt tbm,
9eitetter'S Wdsenbitters su nebmen unn babel Al
bietben, benn es 1T in ber Ibat bic bette unb betltrds
ttsie Meh;in fur Dasens une 2eberieben in ner gBe.
au9 mIrtt es unpersleifli& tn alien 6daen ppn 0psz
pepfe, @beumattSTus, Rerrpitdt, MerenbeIHrerten,
taitem Sisber unb anbersn orsanii4eu Sruntbeiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-16
Summer 2O3s.
Eeke MAIN PLAZA
nn6
Acequia Strasse.
9as Ynb 9epartenlellt.

Bis es fdon felt Sabren infer 8elsrebeu
mar, OieieS Oepartement in ieber 8eaiebuno IN
BEN 8oroerarunb su Dransen unD baiIeIbe .ur
attrafiion fit infer umfanareides @efd5aft AZ
MAIDEN, 10 baben mir nnabIdffia auf SeiTsn
Berbsferung binsearbeitet unb 9Iaubeu Hi ii;tf
ben Stanopunft erreid)t su baben, ipo mir aIlsr
aonfurrens fiibn Die Spibe bieten f0nnen.
Wir fonnen init Allen aufpartsn. mas bic
neuefte MOoe 1erboraebradt Bat, ioipobI, mas
Die Gaecn, ais Die ausfdmidnng Der site an.
betrift, unb anberbem baben mir zine Cd,ue
nit bet eeitang 6ieTes Departemenis betrdut.
Die ;:i9t nur erprobte grfabrnng, ionbern aud
einen auberurnentiid suten NIB feinen Sc.
idmad beiibt, unb iideriid) ben Danen, ipeIdhe
uns nit ibren slnftrdgen bsebren, bole @aiis-
fattion geben tpiro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-16
9aS 0eIdhaft bIHbt!

ge,mutblid bat @idts Elm iolGes aufbIiiben
ber apotbeie bon DreiB, ShompiOn & Co.,
beruria9t, als bic liberale Nustbeiluns bon
grobefai9en bon vOr. Sings neuerfun0enem
Wfittel gesen SdpinDiu9t". Der in bieiem
grtifel eratelte llmias 1T ipabrbaft enOrn,, elm
Beipeis bon Der 3botiade, bab oieies tuerib.
bole Mittel alle Sale bon Suften, Grfdltung,
atbma, 8ron9itis, 8rdune unb alle arten bon
Gals. unb 2unseuIeioen fider eurirt unb ME
febIidldst. Wlan berIu@e bas Mittsl erf, in.
oew man fid cine Erobeflaid,e gratis eeben
last. Die srOben Glaiden foten 81. Der
grfols pirS sarantirt.
Bum @ertauf in allen apotbeten uno in Der
Srcsuen.@r .@robbamblmns bon Sreib, sbcmpion
& 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-16
. sonberbare edpdrmer

= IN b erbQre g 0@W6rtller
miilen bic faliforniimen Weinfabritaus
ten fein, meint elm Ws9ieIbiatt. Die
Weinfultur< Gommiilion BON California
bat 1i9 Dor einigen 9agen 6ffentlidb fur
9o@licen5 erfldrt, mil anbern Woiten,
he 1T fur bobe gefeuerung ber RonT;s
menten ibrer eigenen pro6ufte. syeber
DeiB, baB bic Weinfabrifanien ebenios
nenig biefe @teuer be3abIen, tuie bic
Northumberland bic Gteuer auf
Wbisfp. Sn lebterem Sale iinb es bic
3onfumenten, tpeI1e bic 6teugr besubs
len miilen unb in galifornien En6 es
bic 2leinbdnbler in Wein, lDeI6e bic
Sicen3 entri9ten mllIen. Wenn es aber
ni9t gegen bic Moral perifoBt, Wein 3u
fabri3iren unb i'm @roBbanbeI sa bers
taufen, tpie fann es benn unmoraIilt
fein, benielben in fIainem Quaniitdten
au Derfaufen2 Das Gebabren iener
bo6moralii9en faIifornii1en Weinfas
brifanten III niht allein i'm b61len
@rabe ld9erIi6, fonbern trdgt ou9 ben
Stempel Der 9eudelei on ber Stirn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-16
Ser 81 81. Simes4 mirh ous

- Ser vR. q. Simes@ tuirb aus
2onbon bonn Is. .5anuar beri6tet: Sd
weiB aus superldiiiser Quele, oaB bic
&egierung i'm 8efibe bon Briefen Stans
Iebs III unb baB an ieiner Si6erbeit
ni6t mebr sesmeifeIt su tuerben brau6t.
Diele 8riefe tperben bemnddf Der6fs
fentli9t nerben, uno es ionen geiui6s
tige politiiGe @riinbe iein, tpel6e bic
Regierung beranlaBt, bieie Nerbfentlis
dung mod einige Sage au ber3bsern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-16
~ a: %$"" =. Wo1.FSoN'S Riesen Etablisse1nent.
$3.50. MRrInafa
Seittett : 3eltNe :

@ei6e unO farbise sii6tuder nit SsrOiet-
ten, sifdtud,eus bel Der 9arb, Sanbta@er,
Sibies, @o!lene 2il@beden fir WarIpr unb
4iano. Deden, oas aIIern'u ite
unb mobernffe. Table Scarfs, Lambrequins,
Bel Ser garb, au allen Yreilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-16
&letberftpff 8eiaB.

Bir iinb int Stanbe, fiir iebe RIeiofarbe, fit
iebe Muanee fOtpie fir iebes Mufer ben ent-
fpredenben 8eiab gu liefern. @srabe bic Iem
Dspartement iit uniere grOSte aufmertiamfeit
sngenenbet porben, um bic Dnmenpelt in ber
8ufammenaeauns ibrer soileiie in isbsr Gin.
iiht au befriebiaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-16
mud 1lllnI11Ilnltl1 aI1ll1lI11nnIfInr a|I1lIl1lI1nIfll fllInlgslrl,
Sei6e! Sei0e!

5n allen 5arben su allen @rciien. 9as $40.
bernite uno @eidmadboGRs, nos Die @aiion
bietet. Infer Eager 1T uniibertreffid) rei6s
baltis unb bic 9amem iinb eebeten, fib ipesien
biefes Departement, iueldes auberorbentlit
Slbf6es bietet, ansufeben. =
Sammt uno gliii6 an allen Rreiien, unb in
allen flliben unb 6ancb. Garben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-16
1SSS-S9+
s()1tbe! Sebatbe!

0iefes Dspartement lit 70 reidbaltis unb
pobl ausgeitattet, bab eS einen Store fic ii9 in
Aniprudl nebmen f0nnte. Mir ifeben in Die
refter Serbinbuns nit ben anertannt beiten
Gabriten Der Set. Staaten unb biirfen un8
tpobl riibmen, baB pir nur bas alerbeffe rnb
cas- fai1ionabelfte S9ubpert fir Damen nnb
ainber auf Eager baben. Sebr benetbafte
Sdube fur faltes uno naiies &etter oFeriren
mir fir S@ulfinber.
Sdmar5e nllo farbise Striimpfe,
ebenlo FANCY CoLoRs,
fir 9amelt mm6 Wed6tbett
- in
Baunpolle, molIe uno Seioe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-16

s6 2apitaIiiien unb 5oI6e, ipel9e
ibr @elb in @runoeisentbum aulegen
tpollen, perpeifen mir auf bic Mn3eige
ber Serren 6. 8. Signomitp & 80.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-16
6leiber : Stpffe.
Doppeltbrsite, farbise unb i&wur5e:

8ameeI9aare, Drats b'slIma, Srieo!s, Gen.
riettas, albatrob, Ssrses, Gailfe traneais,
gafbmsres, 9amiie, MaIte'e, Damaie, Satin
9fips, gorborette, Colombo, Sbubat, 9onbon
Gcule, GlaneIle.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-16
nsbatmgs Slrtitd &Dm Sts Gomfos, Sbde Yrm
81 eli gro
2Spnem stridtem SSaarem 9he 9etmn it bu @mit pdaadg
Sett0edelt, Sn aQtn Yreiien

Ser 2EtiBc $$$E GlfDbonf
L-v
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-16
DR.. E. WASSERZU

en1 ee so Mnaah bon @anu bic feline DienFe bsanpudu
Samitas Mbeno ben 26 sSanmar mad, DaiaS ab
tions5 Simmer: 245 s@nmmerr,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-14
SHE WANTED TO DIE.
An Abused Wife Seeks Death
By Drowning.
SHE WALKED MIRO DEEP WATER
Her skirts Served ~ Life Preserver--
shs was Afaerw@Ed Glad She
was saved.

A desperate stieEapt st suicide was made
yesterday afternoon. aboat , c'ciock. by
which . Ars- Drawback. a bohemian
woman. hying with her husband and ehlld
ID q cabin Al the foot Of Depot street, en-
deavoTed 10 end her life by drowning IN the
cold waters Of the sound.
AT the hour named. two pile drivers in
the employ Of McKinr0n a Kerr. whiie AZ
work, noticed q woman walking down the
bank towards the water Reaching II. she
hesitated 3 moment. ard then walked ia.
going Gut until the water reached her arm
pits.
as she entered the water the two Pile
driver men suspended operasionz and
Watched her TO zee what she intended 10 do.
As she kept on wadiag out, they OWNED
her purpose 20 be that OF suicide. and
shouted 10 her, bat this awaiting nothing,
they started for boat to row out 70 her
Ia the meantime the would-be suicide
having gotten out as far as she could walk.
ducked her head under the wsier in n de-
terTaiEed manner and held il there for
some time. She then aoated out beyond
Der depth, but her dress aud skirts spread
Ing out. prevented her FROM sinking
When the two men who had started to
row oat reached the woman. she vas
nearly gone.
They pulled her into the boat and took
heFto her aouss, which Is near
the shore, as soon as pos
possible Restoratves were applied and
shortly afterwards she revived. The first
thing she did vas TO ask for her little girl,
and when the little child was brought TO
her TIE mothers tears fell and she ex-
pressed penitenee 10 those of her neghbors
who were with her az her Wild deed.
She vas ali right afterwards and seemed
20 be greatly relieved that her design had
deem frustrated. Ii was learned from the
neighhors. as a reason for Mrs. Drawbacks
rash act, that there had been constant
trouble between the husband aud wife ever
since they had come 20 their present loca-
lion. several months ago. He had treated
Der harshly they said. and in such man.
ner as % weli-nigh drive her distracted
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-14
ArnrErIc YnrNa MISSES.
High scheat tsirts Becoming Proficient
in gAlfsshrnfcs-

High scheat Girts Becoming Proficient
in gAlisshentcs-
There arc sixty young misses tn this
city who give great promise Of surprising
the stronger sex IN le4ss 81 skill and
strength. ami becoming before they are
mAny years oiier. perfect ideals Of athletic
beauty Al least 10 Il appeared 70 PosT-
lSTElxEUGNCxK reporter Who witnessed
Mis- SAnderson'z class IN ealtsthenses 50
through their Different exercises yesterday
afternoon. AZ a rehearsal Ter their eauling
exhibition at the Arsnery next Thursday
evening
II j. - interesting ght So sec So many
ltsle ones, vita their hrieht hspTv iaces.
marching 10 perfect ersier ard unae, Sub
al the esYnessness and precision ~ al ed
soldier Their s1ffsFvat positions while
gong through the varieGs exercises arr a.
As peculiar As they are Interesting. aad vii
douetless prove rs entertaining a. could he
imagined BeslSes tie fancy marching.
salestnuic exercises. INDIAN cigb-swing
sng che children sag nsany kindergarten
sangs that ara ehAFgasasiy aeledioas-
The entertainment - se Elyea eg Miss
sandessoa az tie AEmsry EhmFssiay evea-
ing. Etsceisshef "a vii ~ n0st original, An8
tlse children. rs Wsls a. fbe osder boys ana
sfr9S. aru counting TIE DAYS anti Is is pFs-
aueaSl TIE F4rss Eeesgasnsal bAHG MI
Furnish MARTA mnsic taz marking 2nd
Mr.. ~ ). story. Mrs. Jea n f.yoE ard
other Esscsl talent Wsli participate tn nsa-
s5=sA Nr,sErAfssna
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-14


Harness and saddles James wheeisn IoIi
Third street.
Fine suspenaers. ties. gents hall hose OF
handkeFesiefs make present not soon forgot
AZ Hyams, PAasoa & Ca.s. the largest clothing
d slers ia the world. corner Trout and Columbia
Sff els
through Pullman vesficn ed sieepers and dIn-
Ing cars also asess improved tourists sieepers
through % Tie East via Northern Pacific rail-
EUAL Ufsce. lie second street. boston usucE-
prAw yenT money from the hAak snd tDxess In
winter Sastiags ans gyeFnf sffnK. G0r1&n
bros TIE leading tatloss. Wsil Ia special sale
for eDe week only, commencing Monday, De-
Do not forget TO visit the City Of Paris II you
want 20 select the right thing foT Christmas
prsseRt
Purses ana fans. De,5rafs. I'd second STREET
Seq table sinea sets napkins 10 match ches-
Gloves, SIX goods. or any style Of aus wearing
sppafsl suitable f0S Christmas present a the
CITY Of Paris
SIX mittuxe DeGsaFs, IFS sn4eeod sas-eS
To enable as 10 successfully eondnct our bust
meas ~ selling on the rery test qualities 81
V nss aud liqaGFs ~ close agWFess ne are CON-
PEELED - sci for essh envy. Cal % - Assa ne
cetve very best qualities for cssh Lewis l.
Assssiz. SO Front strccs, vine and spirit snsr-
eBanss
New Giovs.- Chester clea-x.
A handsome a umbrella for lady or Een;le-
naAR, A. Hxanls, PAEson q co 5. re largest
e'osning dealers In tie wosld. cofneT Froas and
Columbia
Leave your oyssrv Sor your winter eloshinx
VIII SsoF5An Bros. TIE leassing iAlfarS Tines
back. Ca ufahis street
secure Ire affection 81 yprr Hsothe7, sister.
IS = 8aearl 81 sGst IS setstnr q DIce far s0T
Christmas a. tDe Cify ct Paris
Ssw eA&fs2alae hsex clesry.
Scr sFsg-e as Z osss IN toe sss ard cap ilne SO
q Charles ssa.asfein- ihe batter, second xs-eet-
Dssr Bgssu2 h.oeG
New parSes. chesssT closry
cd N@Bezs - essss bans}c.
fheEr esou's zsoye.slting long wasted csrsess
ctlessSt Cte4ry.
03a EapsTS - eezss a tna6lN.
Ne. uHlbreAlSs- Chester C.eAry.
The sAssesz kfaek af has 70 ssiecz from ~
CsaTass t808dSsstas tlse hAtlsr-
.sis seq hoaisy p7ssenss a. Hyaus, Paason &
81 :. the lArgFts clothing ae&sGrx IA the wsr.9.
essrasr Fress1 Eg9 Io3gR pa
TkAse tsnsns-we racalve4 q new lss- napkins
. nasch sF~es&9 vases AA@o ssst@. CAestes
Gear.
TeAEles 0e1Assein Il axenf fes KnaxhAss
Nsw hasssyy-ln sslk. nSls. woo2 eossau,
s2xcay. etc. tszes1ex CsNary.
U.a psHsrs - eauts ezsdle.
Fsuev Eocas Ie6izfs, LIS Secon1 szFse.
Sew laea seArtH &aa zsshns chsSseV CleAyy.
IAs cree. artzks &. EAsy eazns e sanKseo
sssezsss = sEtnk Il Rrarysoss ayanks waipgo1
rFEEzn SOFA E&sEE shwarF q Eo4E2&s Drag Goa
lass. SeSEa1 &n1 lnsxgy
H&2dkerVASess EsGnkfss. lis s<SsaEz street.
he1s1&y soss2s. a<ssxkfs. LIS seeaa1 x1.ess
II = . 5o9nN0z. = sozazz sses s.sa rea-
eEEo1sf- rEENczs &sie Enecs&E cassSs gEe4Ez5sx
&#sa& l84&. ssEeT E2.ENaa@@G &ecGxs1na q ne
Assays. ksx~f Ez& t2nss ta1 A.. esS11 dis
sssz& We Aave srssessl fasa1Eses ApF treating
EHz.lsa Array z.se4ses. Fac4zs GaszE@es KS5 a.
sarws e sTE&.s HiaeMsea U1rrs EocEz -
NesoZiAs Asssck. noTDsF Seecs21 ess1 1as~z1na&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-14


org3nEzad Efforts are nesEg 1ade n varl-
Gus cities Of the United States 70 drive the
cigarette ors Of sae public schools. The
aahat Ct cigarette smoking Is becoming 50
common Arcng schooieoys that il has been
thought necessary 10 resort 10 some form
Of legal repression.
lac cigarette is made the xpeCial object
q Afiack iOz two reasons In the nrss
place. II furnishes the only means o. barn
ing tohscco within the small heT's reach
The cigar is too expensive for ads pocket
and the pipe Is t0o cumbersome % Re
ilsged around in secrecy. In the second
place, the cigarette Is popularity supposed
% provide the most injurious forra Of using
tobacco. The paper wrapper Is an obssaese
70 rs enjoyment as well as IFS healshful-
ness. and then there is 4 prevailing nosioA
that the tobacco used IN cigarettes Il
doctoreds with opium and poisonous
drugs. Old smokers concur in the fessi-
mony that the cigarette produces nervous
ness and indigestion more readily than
tobacco used IN any other form.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-14
nREvIrIEs.

The $50 ring advertised to bSfeiven away
by the Pacific Carpet Company was drawn
by No 81.
Lake Washington Lodge,J o. q. T.. has
purchased the lot for their new building,
and the plans have also been drawn. Work
on the building viii commence at once.
The opposition steamship Wilmington
will sail for San Francisco Sunday, Deem
Der Is, At II a. M. Passage. cabin, 81;
storage, s.. Apply to J. A. Hatfeld,'
agent, Halfield's wharf.
On account Of a pressure of business,
Professor William Geddes has resigned
his position Of musical director OF the
Choral and Orchestral Union, to take effect
after next Tuesday evening.
Mrs Elizabeth f.. Duval, who died at her
residence at the corner Of Harrison and
Broadway several days ago, Of cancer OF
the stomach, was buried yesterday by
Cross & CO. fFom the residence. Mrs.
nayal vas "a years Of age
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-14

Relief Agent MeCoombs was waited on
yesterday by Woman with three small
children and no money. She said she had
Just arrived from Rhinelaader, Wis. and
bad come in search Of work. Her trip had
cost her more than she bad anticipated
and she was entirely destitute. Eight
families in almost the same circumstances
have applied 10 Agent McC0ombs for re-
LET in the last week. The woman yester-
dav said that there were many more from
that country coming oat here. where they
thought. money was "a plenty and work 50
maeh in demand that il was eli right II
thew did not bring any more money with
them thar enough to get here.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-14
Trees overranning New Englana Farms


Vermont and New Hampshire have APP
pointed commissioners TO inquire into the
rerSon for the abandonment OF farms IN
those states. and. If possible, 10 devise
methods for repopusating them These
commissioners have unearthed some Curl
Gus facts. 1t is stated that fields which
we're moved twenty-five years ago now
yield a considerable growth OF wood, and
In Cass county. in the northern part OF New
Hampshire. there are 10000 acres OF COED
land that never yet gave mp its original
crop of wood to the settlers ak. Much or
this can be bought for sl25 per acre The
question in portions OF these states - not,
I" Where shall wood be obtained in the fss-
ture 2" bns, How can the farms be pre-
vented from growing np into timber lots ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-14
Acre Property.

The Oneida oarasns. plated C1 O00
In EyeacFe t-Aets Tor sale IN Oh AOO
boiy q $40 per acre This is good land. bali
al IL is eleaEed and . acres Improved tbs
uroperty Is Eoezssi north % I.akA Uaion. and IL
Is ; bargain a. this price
Twenty acres Of the riehess &C mn
HAD 81 h3ayeT dam i&a3, alza0st ADUtOUU
aaYsspsng Ravenna Park y IL nearly 81
drained ana cleared TAe surroaaaiag lana l.
Faasted.
thirty acres north Of rnlon bay, &c 0nN
On TIE hus a the seattle, LAKE ~UfOUU
Sbo.s A. Eastern railroad.
~ seres opposite THE whfts TQA Enn
posse, in seash seattle: thrue - 9gOOO
acres IN E2rssa-
IA aeras sdsoaning the town 60 E0G
sste II Pal Gig; xgit&b.s fog plat sodtUUV
uux.
a.e''' H''' e'''a Lake $4,000
ing ne nAyg s&rd- 0AgOOO
@farse ncres n Days Acre ssers3ens rom
Tease gr-e tracts arr within ball sD1OO
vsgye Of the Gsesz Lake esect-se rad. The ixna
.a5osaizx Is plated into iofs AMI l. ss1lizg
readily.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-14

the night. and that darfng that time t.
had been visited BY Eav, wlo had ~fsh hira
the Esn-e3se aud the vAisse and tkesr
Ts-<eezcus consrzhSn.d contents. The ouzason
pFeTAtls among the police that Moore aud
lay are only two az gang ~ regularly
Organized crooks who have seIsrsed
seattle ~ their base 0f Operations.
As both aFe rlorpfins Eers1s the r.oRfee
kaye way By whseh they can make then,
communicative. and Is Is quite proaahse
that they will ''sqaeai" before many hours
More Il kept seuAneG iD the county tsa
while Ray i under strung guard Al the city
pFasoa
Last night blacksmith, named chas
Mcdonald. called - police headanar-
ters and identified the tools
which be said bad been made ~ BIS shop
about ten DAYS ego upon order Of Moore.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-14

Benz. Murphy VIII BE Buried In Chicago
and Mrs. Thos. Donovan In California.
The body OF Benjamin Murphy, who died
in Seattle several days ago, was shipped 70
Chicago last night by Bonney & Stewart
II viii be buried there as soon as its arrival,
which viii be in about one week.
The body of Mrs. Thomas Donovan, who
died year ago last June and was buried
in the Catholic cemetery, has been ex-
humed. under orders from her husband. by
Bonney & Stewart, and il win be shipped
at once TO San Rafael, Cal, where IL viii
be inferred IN the family lot.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-14

Purt Townsend Argus.


a soothing syrup" IN use in Quebec has
been analysed and found TO contain nearly
80 per cent. Of the liquid extract Of opium.
A number of children had been so effect
uaily '.soothed" BY il thai they awoke only
on the other side of the peariy gates before
attention was called % i deadly character
The syrup is 3 patent preparation, the
name of which is not given II should re-
eeivs the widest advertising in order that
people may let il alone. and its manufaet-
urer should be arrested ana tried for man
slaughter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-14
consumption caused hy vaccination.

s daughter % ". H. Poor. formerly OF
Seattle. bat now of stanweoa. has lust died
from most upuSual and strange cause.
A year ago. the girl .whe vas about Is years
OF age, was v&celnated ia the public schools
of Seattle. characterization scar Developed
into a -guning sore which. after q time.
vent TO the lungs and produced eonsamp-
tioa. from which the girl died a day or two
asu. IL wgs only about seven months ago
that Mr. Poor had bis leg ampsfated in
Providence hospital &n operation maze
necessary ev ar accident 30 the limb.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-14

Fails and Cars Fsr the F.e2d-ft EiM be
Bm8ls Before April l.
The rails for the Green Lake extension
81 the seattle Electric raSIEsy arTlved and
we're tzken 10 fremont on tie Seattle,
Like Shore & Eastern railway. There are
enough rails in the shipment 10 lay two
and-one-hza miles OF track
Focr cars. tHo open And woesosea, ha =
been ordered from Pullman 20 run On ne
Green Eiver extension ard TIE company
intend 10 EEsh the work 20 fast that i vi
hsys several weeks 10 spare before AprA
The time ~ which the franchise expires
cars are not running.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-14
STATE NEWS.

WaissbErg TTss<s- Work on the Cascade
locks was stopped on December /. Those
locks viii probably De completed and reaey
for Business In about 3 hundred years
Censralia Ee~s: About 500 acres OF
coal lands have been fled on within the
last ninety DAYS on the CoWiitz river IN
the eastern end q Lewis and the western
part Of Yakima counties.
Waissburx Tspses: The Daiiy Times i
SIX months old this very minute, having
been born 81 o'clock p. m, June ), lsss.
1t Is stout and healthy for its age, and Is
growing nscelT. These rains viii probably
keep i growing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-14
PITY iris, .Tis True.

A calculation just made shows that
Canadians pay S725 a head per annum for
liquor ard tobacco, and cents pei head
for missions. II cannot be truihfuily said
that We are oveT-zealous in the matter Of
laying the Gospel before the heather. But
this discrimination is not without parallel.
The man who pays q dollar or two for
seat in theater viii think himself an ex-
celIent Christian II he gives lesceats in
church