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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-19

In the examination OF the Squat
ter Cases" before Justice Rivers fe~
days back. Mr.. nenny's side was not
stated. and the report as il appeared
in the papers was, therefore. q very
one-sided affair. We give this morn
ing an inseFviss with Mr.. Densls's at
tsrnsy which presents qaiie asosAer
aspect 81 the ease. Nobody who has
any knowiedge OF The erausSsieas
for one moment Mr.. pcnnyis ferfect
tile 20 the property, and The courts
msy hc espeetes 20 saake Short work
ei claim founded upon trespaes and
supported only ~ rretsnsion.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-19

The interstate commerce committee
proposes 10 look into the matter OF the
issuing OF free passes by the railways
OF the country. The section of the
las relating TO passes has been dead
letter from the tirst. A great many OF
these desirable pieces of pasieboard
were called in when the Law first went
into effect. but application for free
transportation by men OF influence
with railroad people. has resulted In
an amount Of deadheading that shows
the law to have been failure. The
railroads viii probably claim that they
have issued passes only to railroad
employees. According to this, how
ever. there must be In the railroad
business about ten times as many men
as there were two years ago.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-19

The acting chief Of police. Cap. -
Willard. Is showing csmmenaable
energy, but he seems. with ex-Chief
Mitchell. so labor under the utterly
false notion that the laws against
gambling and prostitution are de-
signed as tax Gpon these vices. The
laws arc intended. not 10 make gam
hlers and the keepers OF hsoshals pay
money into The Treasury. but 10 sup
press vice. Raids like those iaow in
progress are precisely the Same thing
as collecting license fees The people
do not wans the money. bat they do
want vice suppressed so Tar rs IL can
be acne.
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A r.rm.a.as Position

Fond Mosher-out OF q position
again. rny sonf This viii never do
You have had a doxen splendid
chances within three months and did
not stick 10 any of them a week. You
must do something for living. Have
yen no stamina at slls
Don't worry about rae, moth
er. I'm going ~ marry an actress.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-19

People are wondering how 10000
homestesds in Oklahoma can be par
ceIed cat among 1000 settlers and
give satisfaction to everybody. An
equally difficult problem IS as to how
TO divide up 20 consulstes among
500 applicants and send each and
every one of them away conrented.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-19
Legal Advice.

Mrs. De Temper ana not happy
with my husband. Shall drive him
away
..awysr-His life Is insured in your
favor. isntisf
Yes: I made him do that before
ne married .
We'll. don't drive him ofi. Hell
die quicker where he H. =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-19

The baseball season Is about open
ing and now Commonplace men like
President Harrison, Secretary Blaine
ard other ordinary ofiiceholders must
give way 70 more popular and impor-
tant individuals, such IS Johnny
Ward. Baby Anson and Mike Kelly.
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na..@rss saslas.s esr..a.

FzxnK icS. Nd. April ls.-The old
Carroll b messezd at Kaexviil Was
eurmed on T sesdas. The tFact upon
shieh the old naAnsi ~ xtocd was AIKEN
up in IyT7 by the father Of Charles
CArroa. Of C&-rollton. IL embraces
lS.a0o acres.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-19

The ladies Of the library COMMITTEES
intend TO push matters, and their first
ventare. the library ball. viii no doubt
be well patronized and add . very
considerable amount TO the library
fund.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-19
EDUcAuONAL

FRENCH CLASS OPENED oS MONDAY
Il ard Tharsssy from s to . p M mod.
crate terms Apply corner FruDt and
Madison. over Pacific 6gug store friyat.
lessons as per sgre~meni- Ernest BeiJsck,
Prsst.s<er q f~sx 60
Tor OfFuEE ASn rs.rOtL SHORT
81 hand sasf ttpe wrassnx- f5creoce a.
TAas.s@< tssssss,ssst 50 r.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-19

The FIRST political demonstration OF
the year wAs male laSs night by she
Havrtsoa Legion. taking the tesrn Of .
esueral banquet The meeting vss .
sort Of isve feast. preliminary 10 the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-19

Ur-sres earnings Iaw
south Dakota will receive about 3d.
600 from railroad taxation Ender
the system Of taxation on valuation Il
Is estimated that the state would re-
eeire so0.00 The gross earnings
Law does not satisfy the South Dakota
people, and In the Sioux Falls consti-
tuition they viii do away with it.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-19

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- - n.
~ !. = - = g q 49, -
- - . -. - -
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- = - -.
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s1 : - 80 - 49, -
= - - - -. -
ss.- -. 49, = -
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80 $500 - .r,.,ra.,-I.t~lv sid
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crTY NOTICES.

DAIxTER STREET TAX NoTICE-THE
II tax levied By the CITY Council In the
district created oy Ordinance No. Ios7. 10
provide for the grading OF Rainier street,
xom Yexier avenue 20 Florence street, and
constructing sidewalk on the east side
thereof IL nov due and payable at the
efssce ct the city treasurer All taxes lot
paid within 20 days OF the frxt publication
of this notice viii be declared ceiinquens.
q penalty OF 5 per cent added. and inter 90
81 rs rate OF 10 per cenk charged c. ~.
Ferris, City Clerk First publication of
shts rss,rlsSe 4Fsrsf r.. f~-9
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Reb<rt r. porter. Is xsw York %
r<nfiy appofnted Is superintendent 81
The census. 8 - present editor 81 TIE
New Y1rk Hs<zz the new and Fery
sueoeesfsai penny 5ouynal d that city.
He i : prscticzl stasistsrixa q many
pears experiences and his work during
the last ten fezrs hss been such - 70
warrant tie bezief that khs tenth cen
ssas under his supervision yin b fuIl-
sceurss< ard reIzai1r.
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s@sss - ksA< g@stsssz = sssss rss n YsexsesQ
ksiaN lxage y nssu. kse i sssaAG 10
Feassln she ssssffss e.sTseuzsisv If his
pSrtx. lies Aeaszk aaA issF1lsesss 5 ssgsssr
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ssssesSssss-s zseA sSssf ~ s--s-.
r0sss. aItaaHgs &c protested, ssaa
afsssFs ozsaEsrsaes hEs statements. that
ms DID rot t4&e any spirits 81 this
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cor~ed
sfnse u
transas
aw@s
Wasssse
sserSa
f0slas
1850 -
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:. = 4. nsr~as, AS sus asas
sss p Aalf, lsss - IL ~
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zasa@ withnas any delay
Weld easrses. ioexssrszs, ~ selections, will
ret n-xTe1s xay o. these rights fgon a.
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Yr0x KEW S. I.knGsx. AIRY &ED
V 1nnzn< MRx1nhea rnsnx y1<A
1Ens<zn eahae heefa. - ~ AFfsz< -
TroR KKxr-1HREE NICK Rx1oNs FOR
~ fnmziy ui<hsxE eAz11r Stxf ne1se
TroR RRNr-AN xIGHT ks,sM Hx.ESE
E fonx hsaeks fzu7 thr 0er51snsAl Ansels
- h Rezxnsss =. so Secens sExee<-
1907 KExr-NEW HoEsE. nEAEr
II fr1sy lpcnteds Eighth and James
Eox RIM = NICELY FURNISHED
k<rce< 3 < E1lz&
EroR kExT-.TNo xscx ECESisaED
IT ROOMS On the 6fss fcc<s eoazd b
used for lsxh< housekeeping. Ad&r -
p. re~S-1nfezli<enn<rc flfe-
1roR REM SINGLE NEWLY FIR
II uighed rocn also suite Of xoozlz ls9S
Ninth street cor1er Pike
INR KExT-FoUR HASDsoHE gEw
T. cossaxezs sI7ss 70 tzeas ae1< Jackson
street. which yon can bsy with rent
mcuey. r = Whittier. secena and james
l,OK REST NEWLY FURNISHED
IT TooE IN private family No les
sevsuth srrset. knir1 ssoor fron Pike.
E0R KExE-AS ELEGANT BoUBLE
IT sopna susfahss for once. also aiasie
r00u,1 FOR xenfzer1en. cosnmhza street.
opposite Unfctd STATES isnd of1see.
I~cR RENT-T~O FURNISHED Rooms
III Rk Ids Seco1d street.
EOk RENT-FURSlsHED And USFUR-
II ujshct rocrns- LIS Fifth <treet, be-
tween Pike and rnSon
EoR RENT-FURSISHED ROOMS AT
H IA Dexter sfseeS
EOR RENT = way DESIRABLE
IT apartments, with beard. IN private
family. for gentleman and wife o. two
gentlemen. near poskof7ce Address with
references. Box LIB.
E,OR REST-HoUsES. FROM SIX TO
IT 40 rooms, TO rent. with xEruitafe aud
lease for sale Hail 4 Gilmore. 90 Front
street.
EoR nksT-SItE FURNISHED ROOM
II 1T the FioreBce house, Madison street,
near Fourth street
E,OR RENT - NICELY FURNISHED
II room for one gent 17o9 Tenth street.
corner Howell: On take Union esr line.
NOR REST-HOEsE OF EIGHT ROOMS
hundred dollars worth OF new furniture
Address posfofifce box ISL
RIO RENT THE MEN STORE AND
II good business location corner Fourth
and Pike streets new stock Of groceries
not yet opened for sale sc invoice price.
Beer & Boarman. nex Batter building
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81 cz1Mnn Il. - s1<J.J
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ais1lS s1ss - - s61ssn = - : =
49, = ruussnnnsss = sogE-zuxkxr
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- ls1iowtng eeeeejess .- u4.-s -.
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' pss wa cs1 G. snitA 8 -, rsssssssh
~ Iaxzene<.
sarrssa <pkBnwA
vascoUvsx-H- H1rxfnDa. q :. 1ziley.
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f51faA4-E n shaw.
KHtY~W. Hhtnfs
0rrrxsA SOD. @: LeE1s.
Toera YsxfnA EeheIm4n bnis
punr pf.xxxxGr--H. q. Prizes.
PoEv IxroaI,N --f6a1e fueie
r0rr M4D 90 fnnses
PurAI4ur-sslh9gs = em1sn-
fkHoxx ~ Ktehar11on
1aestsnfsst- unton News Co
9xfrsfs n II s--Theo. II Thpmsou-
tpoxxrn fALIe- J. II kntgbs
num4ne--T, 3. pefr. n~.e~
TxfonA~~yefdsr Bros feuxH sna rsesnc
WsILaW ntfx-M. =. Hart
WNxr ou-W Alter feuA
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RE4I Esr4rE B4Ra4rNs.

XIII E<IAfE BHKF8TNS.
A BIC BARGAIN II TAKEN AT ONCE.
n Tpo lots. 10 feet square. cnrner OF
jackson aua Market streets: also half
interest Ia two lots on Taylor street. Apply
or address G. w. b.. 1.n0s Front street.
~ ACRES IN SPRING BROOK AD,
I'D miles north Of seattle postofsice. for
sale By owner, room 4. Harms & Dlckman
building. Front and Marion sfs.
CHOICE INVESTMENT - EIGHT AND
~ one third acres in section 4. only $3.50
an acre. slsley q Bell. Port Townsend
CHOICE ACRE PROPERTY NORTH or
u Lake Union At $50 TO $500 per acre. in
tracts varying from Eve 10 70 mcres bAER
a B0ARMAN.
cPEGIAI. BARGAINS In LOTS he
- tween Min and Madison streets az S1e
TO $50 sriese. rsxh EAEK a RoARMAN
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A CARD.

Owing to other duties reauIyfnr -
whole attention.. have arpofnieo nlf. J. RI
Jacobson assistant secretary Of fAA A.
can Building aud Loan Associates.
Any person wishing to m1ke app7icn1fon
for loan. or sn5 informasien eonfe1nzn6
the association viii pleasc 119&eoe r. 80
on M. Jacobsou At nom ~ Sqezll1 49,
DOUGLAS Y0uxa
SECRETARY Lccnk 1oor4
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PERsOSAL.

AIRS. SWIFT AND MIS- MARTIN, LATE
vi of San Francisco and Portland. will
open new dressrnaking psriors at l.eob
Front street, Kenyon block, until better
quarters can be procured. Newest and
latest designs in directory. street. even
ing. csrriage. an dinner costumes. gotten
mp In firsf-elsss style on short notice aud
Fl 20 asns 3 hls= farfss.s Al are invffad
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DUaIN E1a va r - T. SIrT-FJk ALE
- sawnalI Adasess iox Ss1. = sftis.
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M txtnmed 80 u1sxi 1me& - 11fecz
x4uM - a. -. lz1e
e1sxy< Only nA@ - 3.1eF-4 kqe - u19!z
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- W-1E-S-s Ur-7-U --or-rT
= - -
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1870 NxsLcento nsEse e9a <sS 90
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street. Ks<s Mefssssh3.
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street where che sssu ~ rs,nsufsp<f an a
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$11fN rel noisE. $1,000 $1,000 lots n
ns,<ss esh'e ~ s,sxv s~r,rs n.s,3,ssl -. Z
Ese<hs - - s<1'zS .
s ,,S -. = s-...s 81
wl,en ven -, Inv ARE from as ss
! s,lce zone 3, ( fs,e location n monshfv
xsax uatrtx. TIE snruss - rrrt rnau3re 81 il
T. Knox. corner Jackson ana Green
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E,OR sALE-sa.9i0. LOT on SECOND
IL street: s. go corner On Third and Bst
terry streets; N.e5a. lot on Ash street. $50,
lot on Bismarck street: $50. lots IN block
-, Denny q Hoyfs 8, 0eo, choice lot on Ash
street. near Dexct; s.. no. house and lot en-
corner Lombard sud John streets. rood
view OF bay aud Lake Union: 81, COO. cnrns !
and inside lot in C0ustock . sE eplemental,
choice lots: -, zoe, three hne lots in Con-
stocks supplemental; s. 600. very desirable
residenee on Fifth street: lots in all parts
OF the city af lowest market price. w. l..
Ame< d CO.. 2si7 Front street.
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200 Acres for Sale, In Large
or Small Tracts, from
SIS to $3.50 IN Aero.

Some tracts onis 50 rods from the 49,.
TIE motor extknsien 10 m assures -
This seeti0n ~ the lily il refcfrInR
sud more & snsfefx than will be found =
any other quarter. We invite orr CO.
toners and friends 10 watch the o0e3aD
records and assure themselves on -
Foint. This Land VIII sionble In value ~
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Dds WILL BIZ RECEIVED By THE
ID county commissioners King county,
Washington, 81 the county auditors of
fee< mp TO IL o'clock q. ~. May IL, 1859. for
additions and alterations Of the county
farm buildings. EaF h lid must be accom-
panied by certified check of 1250 The
commissioners reserve the right 10 REJECT
any or all bids. Plans and specifications
may be seen At the cfiice Of the under
signed II. Scotsman. architect, Boston
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ism and all that The name signifies.
Ii was several moments before Col.
Haines could proceed. for cheers.
When comparative quiet was restored
he went on To speak OF the issuea be-
fore the people OF Washington, the
need OF vigilance ON the part
of Republicans. lest victory should be
wrested from their hands, when ii was
really theirs, and especially the neceS-
sity OF electing Republican delegates TO
the constitutional convention in order
that the new state might have a Re
puhlixan constitution.
President Andrews was called upon
and told how he had been a resident
of territories nearly all his iifeS and
was now about TO see his greatest
wish, that Washington might become q
state, gratitiei. His greatest desire
was 20 see it Republican state and he
urged action as the means Of accom-
plishing this result.
This brought Judge Orange Jacobs
out 10 tell OF his pioneer days and of
his hopes of statehood and confidence
in the party. upon which prosperity.
liberty and justice fiEd their corner
stone.
T. c. Ferguson, of Snohomish, said
that there Was no Harrison Legion in
his city. but he would try 10 organize
one Nf.es. he got home. He was happy
TO saw he came of Democratic stock.
but he Was more happy 20 say he
never voted q Democratic ticket
III. G. Comegys. Of Snohomish, said
he could say lie WAS a Republican and
that he was In a congenial atmosphere
whenever be struck Republican love-
feast
Allen c. Weir was the next to re-
sposid to the call I've been in the
newspaper business for twelve Years,
and am rot much OF speaker. said
ne. 'shus nay brethren os The press will
understand me when Gag
that see much desirable mast
ter here that | would like 10
insert: bat which is crowded out for
lack OF space" This brought down
the audience, and then Mr.. Weir pro-
ceetet TO tel bow jefferson county
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L. o. eCH ~AGEki., NAOMI HOKTf
LIE cultural gasdsns. Naomi. Kifnar
eoanfy. W. T.-sAndscape architecfur,
maps. psana, specifications: fae Isyfne n,
OF p&fhs, rfivat~ grounds aus1 cefneterfes
srce-1tHv ~ ssrsisyn methods
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GENERAL ITEMS.
COMPARE THE TERMS,
Prices and advantages Of our
LAME SYMo1cAT

With any otter before the pubic. n
land is perfect in Is location aud close .
the railxz al center aud misunderstanding n
dustries Of seattle. The adjoining trae1D
are now selling 10 bulk. III JUS; taable ~
price per sefr a. whfeh We sre pooling tafa
important addition. The vice presitiens q
the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-19

Trustee for the stockhoidosn.
We repeat. DC, not fail 70 compare 80
terms and 20 cal. at once. ~ our once -
thoroughly fnvssfiaate this matter.
Terms. one third cash. one-third n
one year, and osle- third intwc yeara
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-19

Dds WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
ID once OF the undersigned architect for
residences b1flding for Mr. Kurmis Rnch
ester and . residence building for Mr. Pssl
Mohr. BIDS for both buildings win claec
at II o'elCck noon, April a. 1889 The
owners reserve the rieht 70 rejact any or
al bids II. steinman, architect, Bost on
bloch.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-17
he FELT HURT.
The Romance of a Hotel, Guest and
Departure.

The Romance of Hotel, a Guest and
Departure.
His pantaioons were poked in his bootlegs,
and the heels of the boots tapered at the enda
to the proportions of a billiard cue He wors
ON his head a wide brinmed hat, his face
was hidden behind a beard of weekly
growth, and his hair was ragged and mpre-
sentable. But he was no SLOUGH, if his ap-
pearances made him look ike one With .
DASH and the least bit of evaporation llun-
lining his eyes, he rushed up to the desk Of
the Midland last night, and bringing bis
hand down with thump, howled:
"You ere fellars be not stuck on my trade,
be's yeF"
The affable clerk, after recovering his
breath, meekly replied that the hotel was run
for the accommodation of the travelling pub
lie, and that any insubordination on the part
OF employees meant prompt dismissal for the
erring one.
Then that'ar being the case treat me de-
cent, snapped the wild westerner. Il own
5000 acres of as good land in Arizona as a
bullock ever chawed grass from, and have
10000 head of eru I've been monkeying
round this ear tavern starving all day, and
have not heard the gong ring for chuck.
Besides, writ my name down when ! came
In, and you're fellers amt got sense enough
to give me bed. Out our way when
stranger goes TO the tavern the landlord in
vites him TO take drink. steers him TO the
chuck room and sees him to bed. There's no
cheer here, nohow, and l guess I'll hunt up
another ranch
He squirted stream of tobacco juice on
the marble soor and vanished.-kansas City
Times
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-17

J. T. Dawson and wife nee Miss Laura
f. Robbins, Of Shiljman, KY of Wolf
Island. No, arrived in the city last Sunday
and will probably make Wichita their
future home Mir Dawson is a practical
and experienced carriage and wagon
builder, and has Travelled throughout the
southern states for ten years Tor the
Springfield Buggy company. Mr.. Dawson
in speaking OF Wichita and southern
Kansas said: In the course OF my travels
| took particular notice OF the towns and
country with view OF locating in some Of
the newer of the western cities; have seen
some fine towns and farming country, but
Wichita as city and the farm lands in
Sedgwick and the adjoining counties are
the finest have seen. l shalt look around
and will either embark in the carriage and
wagon building business IN Wichita, or
procure farm near here.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-17
MISS KATE ADAMS

Miss Kate Adams, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Young, of the Manhattan
hotel, during her stay in this city, leaves
Tor her home in Topeka this morning.
Miss Adams is the deputy of Clerk vii
son of the United States court, and in such
position she has won the hearts of all the
court officials during the two years she has
be- associated with them. she performs
her official duties in a thoroughly compe
Gent, business-llke manner, and her
knowledge of the work connected with the
Office is such that she enjoys the fullest
confidence of her chief. Mr. Wilson. Miss
Adams is belle in Topeka society, her
presence being in great demand at all fetes
and gatherings IF that Cty's -Four Hun
dred, and at all times she is surrounded
by a large coterie of admirers Miss
Adams has been in attendance at court
here during the entire term and she has
made many friends who will be sorry to
see her depart and who look forward with
pleasure to the time when She will again
Seturn.