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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-07-06
MORTGAGES SALE
WI ORA
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE,

On Main ST., IN the City OF Westminster, Nd.
By virtue of the power and authority con-
tanned in a mortgage from James +. Rinker
and Susan j. Rinker, his wife, to the under
signed, bearing date December Is, 1884, and
duly recorded among the Real Estate Mort
gage Records of Carroll county, in Liber +.
I. S. No. q, folio s5s, &C., we will sell at
public sale, at the Court House door, in the
city of Westminster, Nd, on
MONDAY, 22nd OF JULY, A. D. 1889,
at 2 o'clock, D. M, all that lot or parcel of
land described in and conveyed by said mort
gage, being parts of tracts of land called
Friendship Completed, = "Fell's Dale and
''The Addition to Whites Level containing
1920 SQUARE FEET OF LAND,
more or less. The improvements thereon
consist of large and convent
A@M-( emily arranged two story Brick
Dwelling House, with back
building attached, stable. wash
house and other necessary outbuildings; well
with pump and excellent water in the yard;
large variety of fruit trees consisting of apple,
peaches, pears, &c, different varieties of
grapes, superior garden, &c. This property
is in excellent repair, is desirably situated IN
the city Of Westminster, Nd, on the corner
Of Main street and the road leading to Man
chester, and is now in the occupancy of the
said James f. Rinker. The condition of this
property and its desirable location renders it
worthy the attention of purchasers who desire
70 secure a comfortable home at moderate
price.
Terms Of Sale-Cash; or, if desired by the
purchaser, one-third cash on the day Of sale
or on the ratification thereof, one third in
one year and the other one-third in two years
from the day of sale; the credit payments to
be secured by the notes of the purchaser or
purchasers, with approved security, bearing
interest from the day Of sale; or 81 500 can
remain on mortgage.
CHARLES BFIlIdNtSEEA,
JAMES II. BILLINGSLEA,
[ Trustees of Albert Billingslea, Mortgages.
Reifsuider & Reifsnider. Solicitors.
inn29 8 Z. C. Matthews, Anct'r.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-07-06

NOTICE TO
FARMERS and TRUCKERS.
HAVE ON HAND A FULL STOCK
OF FERTILIZERS OF THE OLD RELI-
ABLE BRANDS FOR SPRING USE.
PRICES AND TERMS to SUIT. PLEASE
GIVE US A CALL.
E. o. GRIMES & CO.,
marsou WESTMINSTER, MD.
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INVESTMENT & PROTECTION.
ENDOWMENT g. INSTALMENT
BONDS
or
THE NATIONAL LIFE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY,

ANCE COMPAN Z,
MONTPELIER, VERMONT.
ssThe grandest step in fair dealing within
the history of Life Insurance. '-Elizur
Wright.
Equal to Savings Bank and Insurance
combined, since the National has Tor thirty,
nine wears paid all its loses and matured
endowments by its interest receipts alone.
For further particulars and circulars, ad-
dress -
GEO. C. WEDDERBURN,
Care ADVOCATE OFFICE,
june % If Westminster, Md.
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ISLAND COUNTY NEWS.
ise Fourth ut Coup~viiie Personal
Mention.

torrryIlIE. July s.-The Fourth
vas celebrated by the tonpeyilie peo-
Fe IN various ways. Some went on
Tue excursion given BY the NJ. 4. sun
asy school down 90 Deception pass.
lev went To Port Townsend, and
etneis celebrated NTH 4 social picnic
: the residence OF Mrs. Todsfs. on
admiralty hay, where the dsy was
ssrnt IN very plessan. manner.
ne infant child az Mr.. and Mrs. &.
W l-ysle. and grsndchil,i of Mrs.. NJ.
Lssie, OF Whaieom, was inferred
~ the sannsside cemetery yesterday
evening. The remsins were brought
up on the steamer City az Quincy.
.sptain Love. OF the ship kennehec.
Win bis family has been whiting the
,as' week With Mrs. ]. A. Leach, Mrs.
Loves mother.
iae crowd that went ia Lake What.
soih week ago ON fishing taur. re.
H'nsd last Friday. They say they
nsa peer luck tlshias, hut being prin
sPaass young folks, the shy IN easily
explained.
The toupeville hand are rracticing
aeSacnuy and are becoming quite
Proficient ia playing. and wili soon he
csrts.
Real estate - still qeite active here,
= lev iotS are Sold weekly. and s'a>,
.oaasis one ct nye-scFe lots are dis
tznSsss xsf
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cospxssxp pasrArCnKs.

TsufsysoN Is better.
-Four ,hsasassns xe2verx have ssseck A.
Jaeeesnssses II. As>tr4&
Prussia hss rrszscsf 20 take par 10 RS Ia
f.erfsa.ss,xsAl Lsisssf tenxrss>
!. Tbs lsssaa constitutional coaysnfea
met 81 Base ellis hassssas.
u has hz.ss sssesxHsas1 - sahasif os
relasoa ssy sliSrsse y, arfafFailsa
l..ss Frkssy . Nwss.sA ~ sskesper sas
safAtsy shot hs . msa EAniez steEsas
A sssxtines shsst Of sarshaSaste ssS se2s
rsxht before lsss 10 Fsfnaingepr, NaaHe-
ras assst sxus ~ sas Crew Creek ssessSy
T&satA. have ncs vel adopted tszs ssFsFs@ss
btl
ssx s.sssre ssess. hcSisss. al unresssgaSssANe Nc.
wtFe s.kea oas 81 ia @oansss~a rules
krssas
The ssSstsanss alspxis lnstef WITH sszsl.
wss userkesl - as4sss rsorslnx nssr huFa
e-asszs, EsA Tas sr<w were says1s Bar ms
sxsse4 = total aor>
Fsfsy gnssssa ogoers hsse sose e. So.
via IAe kRsszsn Soysxnnsc1s hss e-ses'
ssuss1n< usafvvf&s 81 wsT 20 bsss&Esa ssssl
ss.ss saasssn saf ne sssasste
Ia Arssrhsss FrssiAs. frsak 6rwznssh ~.
sat&s ss ks~ ~stss win lzstsrE&F knfs~ aIss'
xat efs thrx2s fFsssa ess 81 s.y. >Sr a@<a Ia
= seu snfn1sssN Erealss thea <sss AS 90 =
skrs~s.
TIE fxs7arp az Cars Nelazz ta take fss
Ntfxsr u Aa< laid ssfs Ez<<f asAsss De IN.
vx<sss ss<si ~ : eozrf q sssssry. Tas sssss
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ees, Fort. =. Which Followed

= me great pleasure % sensi =
s,a ais voluntary statement 81 my exg't-
.sess<v IA sesfinx tAe merits 81 5ey 5 Nrss.
tssle Ss~afagtssA. fos sAe r@sf fse
sears have acen troubled With an cx.
ccssispgty sluggish lsseT, iaelwsing Asss 81
appetite ana distress after eating. pains
Ga the sask ssstl ksssnrgS, ard fsasss arsasad
sas meek saa Pace grfs~a rsans lsscr
remedies. oslsx sessins tcnssssraFs re.ief.
was wacemeaeRsss>s 70 tvy a hsssths of
ssss's Vegetable szrssY,aslisA ss test. sssf
sASle taxing tie sl-st issttie s-ssarn.s csass-
vsEcx~s 81 lsxslssg:s. sez cos,s4 seel thai
Il was warssax = ehasSe IS Hns saax
ase hsssIee. aud slssFsnx shss tsnae gzv
sreessie~ Aels nses EseEssasaz - worSiaag
fssEl sass seesssar. IN saSs Il as elesassa.
passRsSf ard hrass~i Esse ~ scses1iis. Yea
are Al lsaersg s. ase gsss - yna ~ 81. q
s&z rwkex v hssss YEA rsssase =,
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Is enorWcce 30 - ri life h reported
Table linens. Chester cleary.
Laee curtaiue Chester Cieary
2se. iadsca vests Chester Cseary.
Isc large linen towels at Chester csesry'x.
For pape- bsxs. mauilia and bufches
pepess, tuiuex. money iiils, 70 10 Zsn
attic.
loo, linen towels. Chester Cieary.
New DRESS goods. Chester Clesry.
The GriiIish hotel, corner second and
Pin. - now op<n to the trvy~ling pub c
and commercial trade. Strictly nrst class.
Cbildren's dSessee- Chester Cleary.
Tor. white dress goods. Chester Cleafy.
Raef 4 Huarman can be found ct 90
Second street with several choice business
locations In the harnt district for sale, q
reasonable pffcee.
Black silks: big bargains. Chester Clesry.
Wash dse@ goods: new lot Chester
cfeagy.
7sse. linen sowelins: crash. Ches,el
Ciesry.
sos. mnslin underwear garments: grand
value. Chester Cieary.
&C, ladies fall finished hosiery: . bis
line. Chest Z Cleary.
DR. r. c. johnson, In connection with 4
general practice gives particular atten' son
to all chronic. nervous and special cases.
including dyspepsia. liver complaint Al
feeyieus Of she kid"eys. heart aud lungs
and all blood diseases We have special
facilities for treating genisourinary dis
eases, rectal diseasea ana Ill forms Of f.
male diseases. once. room n. Colonial
block corner second and Columbia
he, . big lot Of One sateens; nfty patterns
10 select from. Chester Cleary.
tshe<ssr cfearv ls foenssssi in the h;R ten,
ON second II ect, near the Boston block.
80. 500 dozen chsid's double knee. fast
hlTk hose, ribbed. splendid quality
co Stsr Cisarv
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Real estate transactions from January 1.
Issp, 10 date are " gso.s56.7l There we're
nied Tor record yesterday "A deeds, the
considerations assrega'iDg ssssA6z, ~
average Of t4l5. FoliawipR II the list ~
farnss he'd By Osbsrue, Tremper 4 Co., ab-
stsaet ~ OF title. room u Boston book:
WA d. ". OF 10 Mary b. smith. 2 acres
IL So u III Nv = ~ So. 3. ~ -, 4.
\ c Bit 10 ]. N: Haines. lot =. blk !.
Eas; Park aid. Ss75
n G rmsu 10 q n. Upton et al. lots IL
ong Is, hik |. Ges mans. Es0l.
Cnifed ! atss 4, J. Z. Grceuaway, ~ Of
a<e 6. tp -. 2. t4tD
]. D. MsDrfmo 10 G. z. Barnett, lot s,
blks Fsirsicw HOMESTEAD tG.a.
N0sheru Pacific Railroad Company TO
CIV 4. smith. y u sw Ut SCI II. IT, 2.
rnliesi states to Frank Ho.sei, 81 Of ne
ssw o. ne ami So J. Of nv y OF see
korshe Pacific Railroad Company IN
]. Elweis, nest swlt. - IL, ip "a. ' &. $f20.
Y slossis " J. nayaii, e5s. mel. swl4.
y. m sli SEA Of nwt.. sc 10, ~ -.
y. E,w. II. s., - J. Dnvai. nell4. sws.. sec
II, ~ M.r6sa
Nor bern Pacific Railroad Company t.
! Duvali. luss z and ., see Is. Up 26, 8,
The Port Bisksley Mil Oompsuy to u,
UIeary. nst4 sei !. sec u, 10 ~. r q e4p
J. y. ofiefoid Ia J. Duvsil. WI, sell. sc
I, &c i5 u Is. &, 4l,7s5 So
" Y. l-f 10 A. Rates. lots 2 and IL
Blk 4. snoausfmia, klNp
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fosEKoS. July a.-rhs farmers sn
aass vicinity have been somewhat
sartFea nv The late rains, which ma
sfasiiy enhances many large tracts os
glowing wheat
Ihe extension ~ the city water
mains y now complete. aud entire
satisfaction is insured.
: he Oregon Railway 4 Navigation
company = nov doing the snaende sie
:. aonafaele BY ersdsng Columbia street,
sesi has teen at evesore Ia tho loan
ever since the track wss laid.
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eU = 0D1u1o1n9 !. =
T. ynnosuo = - -. 1e6x....s.a Z q
- e. - = 49, s.
49, e. 80. s.s !. ",
s.s-...s -. - 49, -. ss<s
r-ss- 49, -. - e tI.1na - Deooe
f<eS 2oa3 AD<sfenn
He put n01f cee II II 49,
6at1tog nh % ~ - fnffh~.y.s. 49,
On Juno q. 1870 ..-s,-.s 8 - - q
fns,uin<o f.s-s.. = "a r..... - rsAl'e
L..sr s.. 49,. 3 - 40 dSvp
!. ~ ue0ef rArneku1e.
hussdt uesk befc5s lie este q ~
rrspored atcen&iua Bepor Jasw ssf.~
ExgeY. bpeaa Is H.. ,ewse.<.. .st,.----s--
hfxh. n ha..~t.t -. ~. -
fe1rirv. 49, - 49, = We. 8
snd wfnsr sr.d go - - - ~ lte.
himself. He - ~ -, - 49,. 49, ~
or4eeed eI.,ehe~ - - s--.ss Z - 80
st,le tni1nrs "a 800 - Z.
h0aevef n ss,i.s ~. t-,s a.
the tnaIor ara - - 1-ra-s'x 30
I,uu,r $500 49, ~ 49,. .A1s sas1 ne
ntrounf. wish 49,. ss 1917 ~ =
after M s,sIt<, >. 49,. 4 81
which - 1880 ). 49,. i lut's.
money Viii -. ~..a.'sss. ~ ass Ven
a - q o. t.oufireotsf fs.s.... - sss-
s.,en. thss tu.Ii~vsss ~. s 49, = -
him sIl he uants.f ~ s.-s,.;. - a sSso
10 .<si hiu, ms,ra. - -.s' = =
~. Y....~ ! ss.-
city ofIicixl. nf vi.n,,- = - -. ~
hi. fis..s feh>rr-sf $3.50. ~ 1870
tjyn. IN tl.e nrs.xn<s "a -. .n.'A-
End thu eli es,t,s,rss - ..s y
Jxbw.. alias Frnn W.~sr 80 90 80 8
arLus~ a-srr,sis-d 4, Z h.i.s..< - - ~.
q ! hursred-suot RON 1890 -. - a -
tree and eha l.aloon 80 --...a's 49, -
Alter bssbhinr nbout .,v~r - $3.50. 49,
hes.s- 81 49, ~. |. ~ g 0n1easi
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ssHsrs Pred ace vyatcA ,.

Congre. sman Billy Mason tells
with considerable xess bis first expert
ence ct speechnlsking. It VAS his
maiden effort At the bar, and knowing
that ne MAS 70 address the jury for :
week before hand, he prepared his
SPEECH carefully and 0srmitted ID to
memory. Thv eventual day came and
he delivered his prepared speech ac-
csrding 70 programme. Then. draw
ing = watch from his yrcket. he said
impresSiveiy. but see that have
exhausted my TIME, and leave the
case Ia your hands. gentlemen" and
sat down. The "a ch did not have
any works in IL. and the case hsd k~en
knocking about the hou-e for year,.
but. as the speech had been marked nj
this place, here produce watch" he
flashed the case On the jury 30 Inn
pressiveiy that he WIN his suit.
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The value Of the gold and silver pro-
duction on this coast last year was
$in2. $50 COO. more than Owe times the
production of 'sthe days Of 80, .
which nanv suppose were the most
eilt~esjge days ever seen. The mining
business has never been so important
nor profitable. The element OF luck
which distinguished the early period
has mostly disappeared and the bust
tial and intelligent methods. So many
Improvements have been made In
mining and reduction that hedges q
low grade or rebeilioas ores may h
worked at . greater profit than Wa
possible > few years ago in the richest
free milling rock.
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nOkE COME THAN BEFORE.
Inmigrstion "a seattle Not Checked
by the Fire.


Inquiry At the railroad and seam.
beat Offices Yesterday. show that ar
rivals OF new settlers are as numerous
nov as they were previous to the fire,
and fully rs large rs had been antici-
pased Tor the season. This opinion
was expressed 1t the office Of the
Puget Sound Shore railroad.
AZ the office OF the Oregon Railroad
Navissiion Company. the agent
said: II is hard TO tell. bat | shou Id
Jadge the ini1nx is greater. 1t must
re BY the way all the boats arriving
are laden with passengers from ali
usrec tons. For time many came
nom Idle curiosity. whereas now the
great Quantity If trunks, baggage aud
large boxes OF household effects show
We arrival OF families that have come
- stAy."
At The Office Of the Pacific Coast
Steamship company, Ii was ascer-
ssined that Tor about two weeks after
the IRE the exodus by steamer was
greater than the insiax. owing to the
n'any who were furnished with trans
portatson by The relief eomraittee: bur
nai the arrivals now greatly exceed
The DEPARTURES.
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me safses ors whe have hecn lS
s"e Sassasas conn ~ tor some Isne
past and who arrived al the pass
aet WATCH they are looking. are nov
aaNosst Ten miles above tie ssauth 1T
sae Sasea'ge river fhes are taking
Ias iereI 0t the line and ssc~ raining
TIE amount OF the grade that will ee
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EIas k4S-,


ss-exsa Assis,ey Tea j. stss az ~ ar iixas
ain exNxz.S ~nsea Fss~stvr s*s~sf- - $3.50
sssr y.ae.ftesnal yssogssFstess saA strr sasAsss
ls.r rses@sHx the S<a- srxuss k.shs ssee
SEQ xNs II - sssa rsk aE "a issfsksi ssExzA.
! ss.ss.sxsss~ss~s @xfs.cs. faar eEss2 ~ >
sssns.s fsss.s h, r~fesst Fsse reeey. Z erssssss
< sstaex Tsa ss.se< sas 10 = aEs - sssz zssss
fss ii. Sxs'ss ay ssew xrz = HsaEn<s Drug @
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LONDON. Jaiy 6.-Af the Kempson Part
summer meeting the Princes Of wales
,sskrp, seven fnrionxs.wers won by Johnny
Nofxan.
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vev~ss 1sr.. !. C.s,esr,,a.

GRAss VALLEY. Cal, July s-Ex.ensfve
fcr~xs nfes srs rasing n sse simbe-. suo
msles 10 The s1ushw ~ 81 town Fsnees
haye ben bnfus q ard bufl. ires ere IN
a.ng<r Men have goue frpm tbs town 70
zshf ne 1ee
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NoxrkEAE. July 6s-An anti Jesuit meet
log ives held here last light II u& re-
rolv. d IA form bran~he. o. IN EQUAL rights
sssoc alton shFon houf the provinces Of
u n. Rxrs.
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WINNIPEG, July 6.-At the Burke trial
today the written tes'inony Of several vit-
nssscs vas heard. afteT whish the court nd
juurped until MONDAY
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1euts far E1s<Dsbusg.
n, general relief COMMITTEES granted
md 10 ten sufferers yesterday The
v.uts xese much the same ~ usual
Ming principally In the shape OF food
.na cIvthtns. A motion prevail ed
at G. a. Wright turn over all extrs
sert- h biz pes~~srion 70 Li~uteeans
rtr,h..I. e. he Forwarded 10 Eslkne-
Isrr. The tents will be Forwarded 70
sT,sew.burw - soon - Lieusenant
.TImbali receives orders from General
Gihhon.
.&Tke relief committee. = few days
80. or cred THE 81 90 rent 6y
RIku-burg for the relief Of Seattle IRE
,r1t4ers returned to that city The
an.wing dispatch has been received
4 reponse 10 the telegram returning
- money:
rf1xxxsrsG, July A--To r. r. Ferry.
csel5snan al the H. lief Cvemiftvr sss;-
Ne are rr.tefui ior your ps"mss snd LIB
Mayor u EfieLsbusg.
secretary Gleason vas Instructed 10
rotify Vancouver that the <s0,c0ntsib-
nsei by that recently unfortunate
ssty 10 the sufferers of Seattle WAS
sn6iect 70 her draft. The COMMITTEES
=. prompted 70 this art by the fact
fhsf Vancouver ha- Suffered severely
1rum the effects OF fire 81 ,cc The con-
fribus&d 70 the wants of Seattle, and
q Il va thought her wants are
efestsr than sho>~ Of Seattle. IL MAS
e.~-..srs} Ia return thu Ritt II her
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NO CHANGE or OFFICE.

Presses reHz~1her u zee hsve collections
- anske- II you hsve . AFsuse 80 s<ns. II
yua wsxk - rest . heszs<- IL sun bare prep
essy 80 sezi. II zee wsizs Soaf rsxfss< IRE in-
sxred. 81 yeu ssxosre - yuerhs1c sn<lneon
o. fe4i3eas preT<rsy. IN eel %
~ l. AME2 . CO.
&c rtbnf Skeee<-
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CHpxlTy TO s&tFRgsspAysp uossE---
IN the vicinity Of trace hospital there
rssasas d-rs chestnut mare I ne a. itna
il supsranaated, - tsme In the Il n fefv LEG
aus lssaks A. rhauga shs bad seefs b tier
dnxx. A. the ancient egeine ~ very TAME
the thous htles. aoys Of tbsf pesgnborass,ss
have of late taken Ia capturing Ger =, u
riding her msdls mp and dosn ist nttss
A. many q thee ussvs al q time each
armed With stick have bern seen "a sfn<
he n or vi isme hesss az 70 VT cent
xfass Al fasl gnllac The masrsu ~ 1yafts
hospital res nd she mush rsssd n asisnss
frasn the isays few days ssnce and gave X
sts,ls the sntrass fFena THE yard ssd cnsss
tsnus q, ride 1T TIE esn H. cr some :. = ~
sxr.ssea is the pr senssoa Of efaFAts y
animals shessid femvve the old mare -
ssasge piece where she would se e~sena sfsf
reach 81 sasipE VA asiS.
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BKRLsx. Jniy s-Thc ytisge of ubhep
dosR o. been destroy ed by ere. The Ios1
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The ladies' relief committee. at the
Afn,ory, acknowledge he T~ceipt Of :
generous gift at clothing ffons Mrs.
Duxnin and sister.
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A RArip RAILROAD BUILDER Capt y.
A. Hin. superintendent OF the Columbia &
Pug, sound railroad, ia ia charge ~ the
rou siYuetson forces OF the Seattle q North
eru in sietnsnfiy of ship hafbaF. Ad.
vices rvc.ssei from Capt. Hill by Manager
Mcneil Indicate that york Is progressing
at rapid ac<. Capt Hill hs< reco Il 81
r. msrkatle ratlrosd building IN the Fast
= hich his iricade claim entities him 70 the
champion helL There WAS an extension Of
l5s lies 70 be built. Mr. Hill so K charge
and b. ming ~ the xrsss roots he did the
engineering Hosk. located the line. did The
Erasiiug. track laying, built the stations
aud switches, aud tusncd IL over To the
operating department In i5S days
The build iig of lbs miles of railroad In
lss dsys is hard 10 match. lit alone beat
During the time thai Capt HIT - super
intending she com trursapn OF ;oe SEATTLE
d Nor hsrn. Mausgsr n. Nell will act -
superintendent af the colnmaia & Puget
Soand railroad.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-10

Complaint is being made of choice
articles being clipped from the news
papers and magazines on file ut Ta-
coma reading room. 1t - only time
lost to make mention Of such things.
since II reading room literature were
printed on sheet iron. readers would
carry timers shears in their pockets.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-10
The Acc.uass fr.pery balanced.
Richmond Dispatch

Why complain that Harrison Is dis
missing the old colored servants Of the
White Honse7 IL il safe 10 assume
that he fills their places with black
Republicans.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-10

nth hotel, corner second and
~ open TO the tsuy~liux pub ic
lerciaI trade. Strictly arst class.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-29

A2AoNAC Ill ~sAA - III SNtA&-
stance that sensitive
gentlemen seem par
ticularly ANXIOUS to
avoid. Spring four
in-hands are rather
longer and fuller than
the average. In neck
wear silks the de-
signers have attained
some Of their noblest
achievements t b i S
season. The fashion
O BILE patterns run
through the whole
range Of coloring, and
are exceedin ely ar
tistic and beautiful.
STRIKING effects are
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-29

avoided in the more genteel creations,
and harmony in the blending of tints has
been brought TO high perfection.
Blue in various shades is a popular
ground, with figures in creseents, dots,
squares, flowers and circles. Combina-
tons of these figures also are not rare.
Many of the spring scarfs are in light
grounds, with dehcately contrasting con-
fgurations. A prominent novelty is silk
ground in faded rose tint, but the swell
outftters speak of it misgivingly. They say
1t is too pronounced for healthy taste.
SILK hats will be pretty straight in the
crown, with medium brim, curled rather
sharply. In derbys light and tan shades
viii be popular. 1t is expected that straw
hats will be worn more commonly than
usual this summer, owing to the popularity
of light vests and light outing clothes.
In so far "a indications are significant the
dress sash will be in high feather. 1t is
made in various shades of silk and in a va
riety OF weaves. The fashionable sash en-
circles the body and is knotted by hand
INTO fianboyant bow at the left hip. Then
there are sashes made 10 buckle at the
back. For tennis-playiug silk sashes viii
be worn universally. The popular tennis
sash is in white grounds, with pale blue,
pink or light green stripes.
The problem of how 10 be a screaming
dude without wearing monster cane was
never more pertiuen. than at present.
Fashion has decreed that spring canes shall
be of medium size, with a tendency to
smailness. Extravagant shapes and sizes
are tabooed. The most stylish effects are
on the order of quiet elegance One of the
new walking -sticks is an antique oak, either
plain or with silver band aud sllyer-capped
handle. This novelty Us in accord with the
antique oak craze now affecting furniture
and picture frames. Another stylish con-
ceit this season is stained buckhorn
handle, with silver plates or plain, as fancy
prefers. The stain of the handle is gsuged
TO match the color OF the stick.
Jewelry will be worn quite generally BY
men. Neat effects are the rage. The link
cuf-outton continues the favorite. Watch
chains Of blended silver and gold and not
too heavy are considered elegant Scarf
pms OF delicate pattern arc the rule, heavy
designs being deemed out Of keeping with
lhe mid season.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-29
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