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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-01
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NAL ~ 0shSesa. ese "a.
Tel sc hai waat 10 knows
ncSs yoaf i4khsF SIT. declare
less aexes ae his hesfs
hfss ay SOW hriere re1-
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- these tFsSSss SisaeAeSt 60 sols.
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II es sTsa vita hiaa. tAeagA-
~ The AID walsh Ae might lead.
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~ TIE iny UAisA hs eouet eresd
IF.ea ons wAa's pccs haf pFssnag
Isl ain shas make mr. 5gRxs-~
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arH srs ws4lsa sseass I've eok-~
taez 3 sAszw hsa wh&s Is What
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CAUTION.

Eewnrs nf fssEd. a. nay rGne ana TIE pxice
sre stan ped on the bottom 81 al my asTeFtlse1
shoes before lEmsing the facs1ry, whIch pFutse1s
the we4rcfs agafnst high prices ard fnf1Tto<
x0oda II dealer Offers VI. l. DOUGLAS shoes
II reduced prsee. OF SAYS be h2s them wish0us
ny neme and price Stamped on the kostom, pas
him down - Z fraud
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n POETS CORNER.


kfsex sbe cskseAA.
-. ga a. anoseaf gessleman
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81 s,srssxs wbfah vas sDsesbIs.
hwss Assd1y ISIS.
81. - As 81 extrsrssly 81.
- sxszsss TEE psrs0a 20.
- 80 i be fsr-enfanee songht
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rs.z IS certain EAsnzxaaa
- z.sEsnf SosSS DC.
- - al collars Casts AMI shirts
&xa..s - 8fisen sa0e.
II ssass shAs siznpss sAcnaryisx
e ~ c<leslisi know.
- or iyiknss 8 dsEssssstns psssht
La Nsng nsd sfsen he4Fs;
X - hfm . remedy
xAI<s ssxEnsa Is erst absurd
6.rs.xss c1iusss substitute
~ sss<s swsaftng w0ra
rss smlled again uns aneient friend
q zins da9s ssd dry
49, moss n t9sk isls wcnted place
Azsrs mssehants SKA aud hag.
zrf shea hts ssseeusnfiuas tsiied
Essxif. @Asmneksfh1F'
"a safsen mef him on TIE street,
40 did vita esst5e sigh
zkss bs Aaa krDwn 20 strangely good,
IL sszfsd tat he mnsf de.
90 frlss1 cpnFiseeasiy replied,
80 . A5rsnek .sshi.
IL n<<s tsss hs Rad thus refarmad
4ksaaeh 81 the soNu dla ~
zzeg naae tin deaeoa IN TIE church.
kae IL onnla 0sly err,
s - ard IN aEtsaikssuienf,
90. ne A-muck-a hi
--Ress Grseprg frsIaf
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me steamer ! q Libby. Herbert p. Beechsr
nzasteE, leaves Seattle every sunday AFTERNOON s.
Islands from Haf6xid's wharf Leaves Port
T0Bnsendat a m. every Monday. wednesday
and Friday for Whstcona. calling a. smiths
Argyle. Lopez, FrldEy Harbor. Maple con Mon
any going north and Thursday going SOUTH.
Roche Hafbor, Oreas azd East Sound
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a NAM ~ FoR M.

Sew VEGA fsess
- ssssFs SAsrs se1psas essk A5xesoe
- have faess Aszsa1 enassa
S<asFa saFfAaee MAshs xsAA sares
= hrEes sAe sssa4a DsrEiA
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uoegz CANAL RoUTK-srEASKR Jose

ne ssNmmes teaephin0 sill leave HasseAa-
CasnzAa waars. ssas - MNsson st-ssz. est1esEay
CAR ~, SeAbeeks Gss1aa city and a. wax eofnss
80 Hexst CAnAi RFsRTEsns seaNes e sea C.ky
Masss2g an TAarsAAx Ezs1Tssng Tcs fresxAt ct
r.4ssAxa Apzfx AZ ia e. 4 ss11uE4 wkevE o. 90
AAs1 carr. II. GILLESPIE, NAssez.
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~ R&N co.-PUaET S0rED pEFIsF0w.
Os ~ ksEzewtnK seAeSnle soe f2e cszrzp4nys
EeAanaNsx wfM ~ IN eszNef O. and Alter 4zGz4si -
zsea EEssl fErxAes aa<see
sfasrahE 4 .4rarET.4zEa REEETT
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We gre mask careful ana ensssaexsaa ssfen.
bon = DISEASES Of mcuaen anss eAil8snn II ycsa
sAtsT NnNn AEy c1&cuEns 1ffHGnls re lfnearfnx
dAsSzse ef 4 the cQsEann roakiaa doctors tail -
caS sea Ehea otkers sAA Ire specialists are
skts4ca IN eyeFT department al medical and Ear~
klc@t experience. Tie professor has had ysars
Ne~ koek, sersuerly spNe2al p@nfess0x -
NamAn'a Hospital College. NeM YORK and i
oae 81 ne Eaest suecssssnl aud bses known gyaer
Biological Specialists il this eouuEgy
70 Young and Raiddle-Akod kaan.
Nervous Debility. gssFzeforrAna. ssnanal
Lossexs Physical necAy. &raslnE Erona fndlxs,re-
ucns pTo1eesnE eaeEPlessHes<. tieSpaesrncS
FszARfeS CO he i4cN. agErxaon 10 HonseEw easily
discouraged. lack 81 condolences, dali. nnfSs ~
Stay or hexiness. and Ands liss heuaen,
skfeiy. pernaanantly ard speedily careA
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RAKrK. BACON 4 CO. Agents, sesstts
~ NJ WILSON, sseaurAa MsnzewE racanA
EL E9AeKi-ts. Agens. f4sFk&xea-
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Returning. leayes whasccu 81 . g. m Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays. On the Salar
day trip the Libby goes through % seattle. Fare
from Port Townsend 30 sealtle, 81. Until fur
Their notice. passengers or freight from Seattle
Friday trips viii be carried on the Washington
stesmbnAf ard transportation Co.'S steamer
Edith o. furf Townsend On Tuesday anil Thurs
das nights and transferred direct 70 the Libby.
On these days she w. q a r. Co. viii issue tick
ets and Ill freight through 70 destination.
HERBERT REECnEK, Manages
J. A. HATFIELD. ARens, seattle
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ISLAND TRANSPORTATION co-HERBERT
i 2. Eeecher. mausgez
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LoyE a "a MopE.
me seat ef r.ia asarlsasars.

The Seat Of P.in andPisasure.
The nervous system. often suffers elimination
Of Fienrs and causes mental annoyance and
even positive disturbance. withou disease fn
the aensofinm ilseiE. Il arsa ns q aexe reflector
ia many esses os inarsion in the ssaaaseh
and consequently Of inecmfie1e aasimilntion u
the food by ne hiood- Thss Of course wenkens
u. IN common with the rest Of the sissues. sad
renders Il iess able 10 b<er without suffering "a
ordinary strain that wonld make nc impression
upon sfruag nerves 70 supply . deneft %
strength. and remedy sEpeykeuslgsFsnesN IN
che nerves Incident eos Jack Of vigof Hoefettess
stomach Filters Is faT better adApsed than any
0f ffa use. c3tapfe1e dlxkxfton. II khe vix0Tcms
and early parent n nerve force and qnsetnda
Mslariai altscks. fANum sslesn. bowel. liver and
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wHATcoM AND sEMIAHMo0 ROUTE
Steamer EsizA Anderson leaves seattle a. n.
IN. Mondays. Wednesdays sud Fridays. arrives
81 Whafcors q n next day Returnlng aeaFes
Whsfc0m Tuesdays and Thursdays II p. N.
sundays & m Monday trip 70 SemiAhmoo
l. b. JACKSOS President
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Antumn's misty axurs skies
Gseeaed nsss Thy infant eyes.
7here lsass=z=- ssnder blue yet Aes.
Autumnss Gouers. ruyei, fair.
Rose and golden left their share
Ross and golden cheek ard hair.
Thou art aatnmus faire4t bsid.
Making bemztiful he sod
With tag sweet face tnFned . God.
xasxe&
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CANADIAN PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
~ uIKnitcd-l
sTEAMER PREMIER
HOUND SOUTH
Vancouver Monday end Townsend. Thursday
THURSDAY spm end MONDAYS 80 p "a
Townsend. Monday knd Seatte. Friday and
Thursday III p n Tuesday -3am
6<sitie Tuesday ard TecomA Friday and
Friday .....s m Tuesday 10 N
BOUND AoEra.
LEAVE ARRIVE
Seattle. az midnight townsend lam
Tuesday and FridAy whatoom Is 20
Townsend a a N Roche Harbor-i2 90 m
whstccn ~. 90 m Vancouver. pm
Roche Harhor 4 . m
The company reserves the right 20 change the
tine table Or places Of Gail without notice.
DAYS or DEPARTURE FROM SEATTLE
Tuesdays and Rndays
BAYS or ARRIVAL AT SEATTLE
Tuesdays aud Fridays
JOHN A o'BRIES, Master
FW. PARKER Agent
JOHN IRVING. Manager Q. r y. Co. Id
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EAsT ziAE-
PASSENGER STEAMER FLEETWOOD
-tok~-
Seattle, Tacoma o ympia. Sseflaeoom and
MeNeAfs Island.
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.yExT sEArTLx FxRRv-
UxIIs rrsKr sovSD lxxK
- EArRA 49,

fxares san F~a@rtspe So se4sxae ana al ssmaa
x.arrs a. e. as4suG 9Aaxssk4s Neeezn neg 3 sx&szx
- tsssskaz oeers1 s. ENfzep1 rates.
ESQ " FUSg kRs &eN@t- SaAzkses
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EAST TINE
STEAMER MABxL

WIN leave resief's dock at a n every Tuesday.
Thursffay and saturday for Twelve mile Point.
Hamuna-, Mnrk li1ea Aagysviiae. Lowell and
Snshosnixh frtHrntug foliawtaE DAYS ~ e. IA.
eE0 IL foS gER, ACCT
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VIZ & st. co-sTRAMERs WILL LEAVE
w Yesier's dock, Seattle daily Cor Tacoma
at 10 a n

sEATTLE-PoRr TOWNSEND ROUTE.
e. s mail steamer Edith leaves Seattle every
dsy. except Saturday. At 10 - p "a: arrives et
Port Townsend Is q. m next day. Returning,
leaves Port Townsend 81 10 - = M arriTes Al So
attic ~ ) ?. n.
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TIE ssesraeF Bee il now ready for bHssnsss
T&xues Wishing TIE service ot sntnan& boat
VII please appsy ca beard or oI A. 2. spanlding
p hAA CTS b0at Rouse he oes VIII BE
teana lying 81 GoEmAn's dock. hot OF ColRmbis
A. ?. sfAEgDING,
owner and Agent
FTsHKFAsT AND coNwopgoUs PASSENGER
l. sTkAAkR MJLTSOAAA,
forrasETIas soxx9
Leaves the y. r wharf daily ~ a m. for Gpgvrn.
Ffa. Kzmssehs snd Grsyis Raresor, rstGrniag -
Tacoma ~ D N. connecting vita taass IaF
SEATTLE AND waATc0M.
Arvsving 81 seasile ~ : ,. n
T1NK TAsEE.
" Tsrozua Fmaa Ar Olympia famAm
IL s1iynIpsa - - N Ar k&mtlche ls4sam
Nv kamiieAe = Il p ~ Ar Olympia fs3pE
Lx UiympsA ace "a Ar T4eoEnA 5eapm
Coanaetaag witA b<1asH ter scaisie
THE Srw. FAsr sTEAAka rAiRHAvxs
-IRAvHs ros-
t-ssnsAssx. cnaTaxssle- Aaaeuftex Fagraavsr
RssgtsnnsaTs. sehcsns, wA&srrza sad SAY porss
M0naas. Wednesday ana FTtaay 81 p n
RETURNING. leaves s@4fsle SOD Tacoaaa wsdaes.
e3y. Frsssy kH8 Saa.ssg AZ - q. - from Seattle
y sFeherse "a. > pAArL
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sEATTIE.wHATcoM ROUTE
Steamer Washington leaves Seattle 81 .. m,
Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays arrives at
NhAie0m 81 O. IN next day. Returning. leaves
Hhatcon ut p n. Mondays. Wednesdays and
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WAsHrSGrDS loan aTRun ccMFAxY-
w kInsarpcszseil
E R.ss4 s.a SssEs .y "a r. r.:
s go :. ...,. s.Is'.a ssec GO
rrepersg. loves rsEsa Se cesAx.
xRANcA sSvzrE
Rcon s Kslesn Asoek. ssztsls. y. T.: Gecsgs
No = Val street. ssw YORK: Sears nxaaisk.
wwsrnaw oFrrrrx
Hozns e4ee. VIA MsslA y. I; brxneA a
pDGET s0rED NATIONAL RANK. on s.
Buy and sch forssgn ana domestic cxcAaare
TIE Nn1fe1 = 1es aad EuFupe. receive
deposits q ncpey and isSze pAa
BOOKS o. certificates n are1c<s
coRRxsrosnxvr~
London. y, y Rpsassalii : SouG
Paris. ~ RoEhshila Frres
lFAnkfHFt \ n. / Yea Ss%sger a "a
Esw Yoss. areney q BAak q califarnsx
IAieAeo. CctnmeFc1A National Raak
Eo&s10e <EErAk NafzNU&f E4zE
s&a Francisco. the Sank az California
Portland. tie First National Rank
E pr Trs saT...r .v,..EF;;sss:;,ss:s ss
Bank lssassa corner chrry ana Fsaa Mise ssssess
DExTER HORTON . 90. BANKERS
r~rn-va-...ss 49,
cArzsAr- sacnoa uxpn1nxD rnorI-s. sSs.sn
Presldent .,..-w. s IAaA
ce-Pressden1- a 4, psnEx
esssssr...:..... 4 + I h sslrr.
New forf. Chic4Ro. 81 PAnl. San Fran.
cisco Portland, aid various points
in Washington. oreson and
British Columbia
sivhs hiils Of exchansa GA Iendcn. available
Collections maaeas al points. on favorable
Bends. stocks and osasr vAlaasles received
On deposit for safe keeping.
n Z MILLER q co. BASKKRs-
sevln block. rs cOinnsis ssses.
sxsrnAI RANKING srrsrsa rnAssArrxn
Exchange bought and sold
In crest allowed on deposits
Money loaned on real estate and personal -
eurify.
Notes. mortgages. bonds, county sad city war
rants bought and sold
Honrs-sR IA TO 5 q. m
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EAsT EiNE-
PASSENGER STEAMER FLEETWOOD
-foK~-
Seattle. Tscoma. oympis. skeiIseo0n and
MeNesl's Island
WINTER TINE CARD.
Commanding Tuesday, November II
Iesve Olympia. daily except MOaday- 7mam
Lave Taeena. iimsm
arrive seattle. 1Wpm
Ia seattle. asily except aoadav...- 2mpm
ar re Tacoma 40c m
LSsxs Iaeunas. : : Sepm
DISss-seafsls. Yeslerss wharf. TacoTnA
z X r. wharf Olympia. Horr's wharf
Meals on board On boat making roand
tip sunaRys garrfcs Northwestern nad Wells
Fargo express and fzsS freight
---------.-----A. :. IA ~ Z. 1Is.sles.1
SrKAAER KIRKLAND
Leaves Power Housa
Leaves a q n. s0r Iuaaiss ana ~sy
Leaves g ga N. ana arp N. scr sswssssAs
and way poFTa
Leaves a p 8 e ss.al,s sna .v
pkcIFic COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
nssp@scA steamers froua seattle - sollowN
Fer san fraHsssco. VIA PORT To~nsezd 9zrd
Nsetosia. ~ p = Er.ss1nssrs .eceaFed %
ard every ase days tAegeAfsar.
Eur Alaska November sod "A 81 N q.
Prom san Frzneiseo. Cor NirtoE.s aad Pazes
ssassd poFsA; Az . a NJ vsaae r y y ~
= 3, lsesmess l. sn4 every ava eAys xasre-
TYessss rsy ~ chsasnea 81 tAe ossce at TIE
nj . ~ =
6oopAII. PggKfSs 4 CO.
GenerAl Asezt&
Na ia Msfkss street. san FrN1clsee. Cal
GTKAMK& FERxpALE. HUGHES xAsTER
PORT ANGELES. pUSSESEss. R0RT TOWN
SIND.
Leaving s<astse san1zys TrssaAys ard ThaFs
Tounssna - T1aaseness aaa PAR Angeles At
, "a. RftarasHx leaves Port Aas3ses tSr Dun
sgzess- F2ss rpWneeua aAa sesstss Il . - O.
AozaAss "eaaesaAys -, z l Fs,asys -.
Sn1rcy ssseek WAR, Port Iewnssna. wasA-
J. 4. HATFIELD. AKeax.
Hasas.a coSzaaa waAra ssss1ss, wNAAaawson-
teaf NkFs0s sfre<A
RsEEsATs
(soLUxs<A = FUGgr SOUND < h
TsMx TARLx.
sExsss xxSRcs sCSaAT. ocTazxh - Isa
Trains EExswe 81 aaa ae4ss seassle - fosseww
Le4E3 AvrtFe
Ss.ess:s . AIS ~<v seq sWRA
Fs.aa.AH asa say So sea- man
cass srzsas Mia ea4eA afsscheA Asse ~ SEGA
- r22a&xx ttzzas wzlz cary S.NssaaENrN
IA AAz-x- s1BeEA&sSzzsszk
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cEarrIx TILE nssURAscE AND Trust
- comRAn7.
cAPgIAG. sssa.an
orrrcx wETH xcosH LAxe GOV sxArrzz

Issues pniseies Of sissaFanee np.on real esekse
fftsex ganraafexfuE ssSosssse rrgzecstGE AEai&asz
90 n reason a aefnstive ttsleN
II aaasrnex A. go 0sFn aEnEHs@ the 6etcnke q
Al SeraI rraeeeIisxs fnsswtz1 IN lie iateresl -
mSTeree esatnamnas, sad EesteFea the t1kSEed
frzana a. f.gub1e. KnshsyEnce, anxsefEs cost &nd
exnefae attend ~ sact AEsxatioaa
HANF0ku President ard Gesz1se1
Kx-f3OY WATsClS G. SQUIRE. NscePfeA
~ RAENr SECRETARY
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILwAY-rHET RsE
TRAssCoSTISESTAL ROUTE
-sxTwKKE-
THE PACIFIC AND THE ATLASrnn

It's passenger equipment u the finest IN fhs
w0rla. consisting al luxurious sleeping cars
having drawing. smoking and bath rooms, com
portable and clean eoloaasf cars, with free aiaep-
Ing hexths f0r holders 81 secona-clAss tickesk
ard the most modern style Of day coaches
rs dining cars and hotels provide the hess
quaaify OF food in unlimited quantity ~ reason
abs rate&
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RegusatnR. leaves se4fsle SOD TArnaa we6aess
s1y FFssey aM3 Sas.say 4f % a =. Er0m Seattle
y agehenss 20. . = bari
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TUE BANK or coMMERCE-dScoRroR.
PAID Or cAFTTAL. sica0m
RzcKARp HoLTcxE .....<...4. Freshest
l. X eFk&CKG v<s44@s4ss GAHEteE
TYansacts general hsnkine business
Deals In farefxu and domestic exchange 6raw-
inr direct on all principal Kufopean points
Collections made on al points Ia the Uniied
States aud Canada.
points.
IHferssf paid On depOsitA
All business Entrusted % "a win recaive the
Tyrurnrsesf attention.
lsssrr. Brown bnfldiuR. southeast corncr SEQ
ond and chefTy streets
,v~HE wAsHIS0Tox NATIONAL RANK
i OF Seattle
xrtgs.x szOcx. No. sos anrox9 sTREEx. So
snaExs skAEa AssD cmKKkg.
= G. tsgsvKs s.-...s.e =. nEess8enl
W. T. FazkxEr .-..s... Wee kTNHideak
H. r. hACEEA s..-sa-A A4Ase1s
cAFITAI. siaA0a
Trxnnsefs 4 geners banking business
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AsExKnAx RANKING sruxEss TRANSACTED
Drafts drawn on Al parts Of the word In
teresf paid en- savings and time depnssgA
HourE-f0 a m 70 n m, and Saturday even
ings from 20 o clock
Deposits raay Be made IN person or BY Fegis-
tered letter. money order or express and deposkt
books win Re returned nS requested.
Nouey loaned on real estate ~ reasonable ratek
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pueET SOUND sHoRx RA1IRoAD-
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TO THE LADIES.

q cAFunsa. NsrroaA skia aaa Asooa Dlsa.aa
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- - Nl[-eE EA7l8 I'd 0Az7r.
So pera
Dsrot and fiekst osacs coraer Of sesond ana
Weller
Tickets On sale . ali poanss IN she Unsnsa
STATES. Cxnada aad EuFopa
Z ToSEIE. Tsckss Agent
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WINTER TINE CARD.
Commencing Tuesday, November II
Evening journal., 1889-07-26
UNDERWRITERS.
THE UNITED STATES
Funeral Directing Company.
WILMINGTON BRANCH.
No. ! East Eighth Street,
III. GRAHAM, Business Manager,
A. j. THOMPSON. Funeral Director.

Funeral Supplies OF the best and at
tendants unsurpassed. The prices for
goods and services furnished for cash
funerals VIII be found far below the
prices usually charged by undertaIers
for the same quality of goods. manufac-
lures Its own goods and furnishes them
at manufacturers' prices, doing away
with thesmiddle profit. This Company Is
outside of all "Undertakers' Unions, and
so arranges its own prices. Bodies en-
balmed without extra charge when de-
sired. The Company is Incorporated un-
der the laws of New Jersey, and has its
factory at Camden, N. j.
Telephone SOL.
Evening journal., 1889-07-26
A LIBRARY OBTAINED.
Successful Book Reception of st, mary's
II. A. B. Association.

It. A. B. Association.
A book reception was held at the new
rooms Of st Mary's T. A. B. Association,
5l4 East Sixth street, last evening. A
large number of young people attended.
The front of the building was decorated
with Chinese lanters and inside tables
were spread on the first and second floors
and profusion of flowers decorated the
handsome rooms.
The women Of st Mary's r. c. parish
managed the reception and served re
freshments TO all who attended.
Its purpose was to inaugurate library
for the society and to fill its book shelves
which have capacity of 1000 volumes.
The contributions were so liberal that
more than enough was received. The
works Of Dickens, Bulwer Lytton, Scott,
Marrystt, and other standard au.
thors were received. Miss Mary
0'Harra gave full set of Thackerays
works, Delaware Council of the Catholic
Benevolent Society, set of Bulwer Lyt-
tons; Division No. 1. A. o. H., a set of
Marryatt's; Shields Library Association,
a set Of Sir Walter Scott's novels; Rev.
Father Lyons gave $15; Rev Father Ber-
mingham, $40; and Rev. Father Fairly a
set Of books. P. j. Carbery gave a copy
Of Webster's Unabridged Dictionary and
others made liberal contributions Of
like character.
Evening journal., 1889-07-26
AT 3. 30 O'CLOCK,
AT $50 O'CLOCK,
On Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Webb
Streets, Greenhil, Gray and CIeve-
land Avenues.

Imagine the pleasure and healhful afforded in the little
ag your home nice front porch shade flowers
y oneegnh tax rae house taxed wear west of
non street. only 50 per All this land high healthy with
we nave never passed title any person not know to he
SPetoe as we do not to destroy this locality by
e q tne nne residences and largest manufactures the cy
We ask you price land from Jackson street West to this land
you can form an idea what land is worth ~ ' ""u
M Inc lots are being rapidly sod predict that when they are
such prices go : = '''S ''"iu'' OF az
i Two minutes walk new Public School which Is n bi
Three minutes walk terminus Of the new Egbtb Street
% So wen Is to run to Fifth and Union minutes
tram every half hour for Delaware avenue or Water and Market streets
AN ask you to take walk locality and see for vonr
serves Certainly is not in the heart the CITY, If was Won onld
nave 70 pay as much Tor small lot you large lot and build al
The Front and Union Streets Railway will soon be extended m
a oewer department has notified the B. r. r. Co. to
The streets as you being graded preparatory open
Of & ugh 70 those lots; then you drive directly
- ng r aoose streets going west from Market street.
1hose things are not be predicted year
yourselves When all these things done the ces % at
course will and then you will use the old remark We could
be late = '"O ago. Du'' as usual you may
10 this the thing any man ever done Pit STOOL
nave about S50 If invested 500 miles from the ety TO-
gay IN ten years would bring So what returns nns
Why we predict that 800 invested here now in five would %iD
YOU om $500 $780, And this exyagan as this same tbn9
you could buy S. $l5 per foot on Harrison Franklin
Broome Rodney and other four years ago selling at prices
ranging from $50 to $50 per foot.
You need not take wor inquire yourselves and do not miss
this SALE 49, = ~ w
TERMs-$o cash on each lot as soon as knocked off and IS n
month until paid for; or cent off for cash Title guaranteed
one hundred years back.
Hacks leave Sixth and Market streets at o'clock
THOS. M. OCLE,
PETER j. FORD.
T. W. ST1DHAM SON, Auctioneer