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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-04
ABANKING HOUSE FAILS.
The sheriff Found the Vault. Minus
Cash Depasits

CREsroS Is. sept. The failure of the
banking house of l.. : Brook of Ienox
Iowa. yesterday. caused much exeiiemen,
here and i has been increasing hourly
Brooks and his cashier have
been arrested and crowd
of deposstoFs ot the hank have threatene'
them with violence, bat there il iitfle dan
ger of anything but talk Several aer,ss
tors say they quest oHsd Brooks ard hi
cashier about sbe tanks soandneSs within
The past fes dsFs, and bling as
snTel oI Us sciseuey deposited
their rsuney, ven after banking hours on
saturday Attachments hsye teen levied
upon all 90 hrssoks property tn shs ritf
found the hank vaults empty Of cash.
BROOKS ssys he wall 1ay, but creditors sre
net hopeful
Congressman Flick gad other ATTORNEYS
have been retSiued by the creditors H.
Sght the case through the coar's
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-04
SPICE OF L,rE.

A drawing feature: Dry goods clerk
i am sorry TO lay that this particu.
lar piece of goods YOU have selected
shrinks greatly. Fair purchaser
That doesn't matter; it is for bath
ing suit. Half a yard. please.
The August Ceafury contains advice
How TO Act when Bitten by a Rattle
snake" We knew an actor once VIII.
was bitten by rattieSnake, and hs
hasn't been able To act Any since. W.
dodot about this advice helping him
She-You needn't think | am the
only wife who complains about
having nothing TO wear. He
No, | don't think so. Mother Eve
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-04

Bridgeport, Conn, Special.


The ten Cinnamon who were ar.
rested Sunday night while pIaying a
game suspieiously like fan-tan, were
tried this morning before Judge kel-
sey. Five ladies from the North
Church Sunday school were present
and IN sympa' h., with the Cinnamon
An Moon testified that they had all
h To sunday school that dav. and
al. wards repaired TO the laundry TO
com pieie their deyotions. The game
which they were playing he said. was
not fan-tan, but an innocent game of
cards IN which supper vas the stake.
Being religious Cinnamon, the game
was interpreted with prayers for sue
cess, ana one of the PRAYERS was in
the midst OF fsrvent invocation when
the game was rsided. Judge Kelsey
lined Wing Lee s. and costs. while
each of the others paid 81 and costs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-04
STATE SETTINGS.

The Gig Harbor sawmilI is manu-
featuring $3.50 900 feet of lumber per
month.
Bill Rlise. of Pendleton, has been
sentenced at Walla Walla to life im-
prisOnment for killing man ut
Spokane Falls.
Pure keolian clay, which makes
the finest fire pottery and brick, has
been discovered at place thirty five
miles north Of Colville.
A lad named Rings had his left
arm broken, shoulder fractured and
received internal injuries by colt
falling on him q few days ago. near
Palouse City.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-04

SesFhgS FoE rag irsfSEsryeE.~ q
mesrag az the anton printeTs Of Seattle,
hayd last eyeaing. Mr. Weldon Colfsln was
sfanimoss'y tnao-s,si as = nominee for
fhs state legislature. The printers rcceg
Fnisp fhs importance 81 having PRINTER in
the aFss Legislature ~ the Bes state aud
arp 8nantmnux @n the determination 70
have che there Mr. Celtria il reore-
sentative pFintcr anf the printers viii
support him 81 q mAn should he Secarc the
nomination
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-04
RAILROAD MANAGER RESIGNS.
Resulting from . Red action Of Rates
without His \ approval.

CHICAGO, Sept Sc. T. Jeffrey IL no
longer general manager Of the Illinois Cen
tral railroad. He bad q sharp disagree
ment with Acting President Harri.
msn aat prvmaturely resigned, to
take effect ms antiy. C. A Beck.
second vice president viii temporarily
succeed him. Jeffrey, who Eas neen over
thirty years In the ssryiee of the Illinois
Central, comm ncing as ef'ice boy, made
pubic letter this evening in which he
says split between Hartman ard him
self had for its occasion the circumstances
growing out Of che removing of the presi
ago.
Mr.. Jeffrey begins his narrative BY
Mentioning al amendment ~ the com
patty bylaws, adopted by the directors in
New York last April, torbidding any re-
duction ia the rates without the approval
Of the preside nj, who VAS Ia report 10 the
board. Before President Fish sailed for
Europe in tbc later part of June. Mr.
jeffrey verbally rendered his resignation.
unless authorized To ignore the bylaws
and President fish gave the authority
Mr.. Jeffrey yesterday received a verbal
order from Acting President Harrison to
refer 10 Tim all applications for reduced
rates Mr.. Jeffrey explained the arrange
ment with President Fish, and said that
rather than surrender that Outs he should
retire from The company's service.
Ne alternative being granted hy Harri-
man, the resignation Of the general man
sEer was promptly rendered ana zee, pied
with the usual pyonptitude.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-04
THE DRESSED BEEF TRUST.
Further Testimony Before the Sea-
atortai Committee.


CHICAGO, Sept AT 10 days meeting of
the senatorial committee on dressed beef
transportation, A. e. Hal,well. of the
droyers. was examined. when asked If he
thought the dressed beef was prosperine
IA Omaha and Kansas City, Haltweii said
IL Wa Gaining very rapidly ana thought
the depressed condition of trade In 81
Louis was not due Ia the combination
which Disseminated against 81. Louis
dressed beef in favor OF that shipped from
Chicago. He had heard three men were
ia a combination Of that kind, but did not
think II was TO the purpose of diverting
trade from st. Louis, As ole Of them had
extensive Interests in that city. II was 4
plan by which they received SIS car re-
bate on the meat shipped from Chicago,
but witness thought there was discri mi
nation against Chicago which that rebate
did not overcome.
In the ait rnoon Charles z. ingersoll
was the iss Wins -. He testified prin-
cipally about the range of prices for cattle
during the last teu years
Joseph EastburE. stock yards commits
sion man. said he saw very marked
change III the marSet OF late years: while
the supply OF stock increased, the number
Of buyers showed 70 proportion OF in
erase. He attributed this 10 the crossed
&ef fru {
sihert " AcCurdy did not think the
dressed beef men manipulated the market
Fred J kowlanGs, Iormer chief book
keeper and confidential man for Nelson,
Morrys & Co, was asked whether he knew
of any agreement or comb nation between
Morrys, Armour, Swift and Others. He r.
piled that they had made a combination
among themseire- To sustain the price of
dressed beef
Tn, agreed on certain prices in certain
states. and there were certain states ex
Guided. that Is, in those states they
could buy nj any price they chose. Mr..
Rowiand's idea OF the solution Of the pres
ent difficulty was the organization of a cat
tie Eaise;s syndicate. 10 ship cattle To Eu-
rope ard III them there
senator Vest said If the producers had
{ieo, 900 90 the dressed beef men have no
right to do IL. but the producers have TO
get their mouey a. they can.
The absence of prominent dressed beef
sh ppers. who had been summoned, visibly
irritated senator Vest. Finally recess was
taken until tomorrow. and IL is Hnderstood
that senator Farwcll viii use his influence
to secure the attendance OF Armour, Nor
rvs, aud Others without attachment
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-04

FLNsH ToRS FRox Ills I4xa Fro Qnos,
Japanese saploye at the Port Blskeley
Mil Company. had eRe of his legs {. ~.
fully manglsd yesterday morning by rail-
ing nnd, the wheels 81 truck with
which he was engaged In moving lumber
The flesh Yrs torn away and the muscles
esouus and lacers'ed trom The knee 10 the
hip The bone vas net bgoken, however
nor wefe thas arteries rupture3, ard Il Is
hoped thar fhe lex can he saved The
patient Nasfrought t0 this city on the sug
Niehisaasfand taken 10 Providence hos
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-04
BUILDING PERMITS.
I.susd Yesterday for Ten Wooden
Butldings

Building Inspector Abbott yesterday is
sued permits 10 the following persons:
j. d. scott. one story frame, lot 81 block
8. wheelers addition, $40.
David Myers, two-story frsme. lot IL,
block II. Burk addition, 5000.
August Bean. two story frame, lot s,
block 70, Denuy's addition, Si.50o.
NJ. ID. Ballard, one-story frame, lot ).
block 81, Denny's addition, 500.
w Z. Ledgerwood. swo-story frame. lot
|, block 81. Denny's addition, $3.50.
H. n. Fcasc. two story hriek and frame,
lot :, block 81, penny's addition, 4, 90
Henry Killing. one story frame, lot /.
block 3, Charles addition, SO.
William Mcknight. one story frame, ioi
q. block |. wheeler's addition. SEQ.
Carr Adarn. one story frame, lot "a, block
l. wbeeier's addition. 500.
Yesier Lumber Company. story iEm-
her mill, Yeslcr wharf, $fo0
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RAILROAD ANSStR- 49, The scsrumsao'A
tions for gsssseHser travel are very iusufi
etsni ~ the temporary .iyt.os ~ tbs Srsstlg.
Lake shore a KaS era rsflrcss. foot 81
Mad son strfs.i. l}Wsag g. Esek Of Fonnl. tho
ifEtSht frsrss fsktag aB much SPACE The
c0fapsny tssfrs f1 la rails au Railroad
ayrape ~ Ncs'ef ave. sc sud there e. al.
fsSh pertn aHs ~ terminus. bat the csiy
caupcgl Sal .erts a. ogsu the sVenEe. snsi
'he rsisrssad 10 IT rouF~e sbBs cut By NJ.
Nesfer
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THE CoUkraoUsE PLANS.
Competitive Examination bys II
County Commtsstooers<

The board OF county commissioning ON
menced the task of examining - pians
and specifications submitted for the new
county buildings, Yesterday afternoon.
They locked themselves In the assessors
Office aud were sttended only by Auditor
FORE 81. hc viii sid hem in making the
selections Tie whole day was scent in
examining the general features of the
plans; but today more par icnlar attention
VIII be paid 10 the accompanying speeifes-
tons. Quality OF work and materials, and
convenience and Ui ity -f arrangement.
vii be the first consideration.
The plans viii all tien be carefully con.
si4ered until the choice - narrowed ao~ II
20 two or three. These wilt then he exam
iued Ia every detail, and the fiua. choice
siIl probably not he maize for at least two
weeks Then the bids will be opened, the
contract let, and prizes awarded 10 the
secoud aud third best plans.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-04

iASpg.teD GUSTAV tNetsSASr --Ch airs
CmyTsn, eao WAS Arryxfsd on Atng street
Monday ussht ~, ehstEe Of fcntiHs
hoWses 'of ihr Hut g-,s.F ~ prostitnfion tar
nishsf tfsf bah yk~ Srssy ana Was ~
4 as,s& istn cnstsaS lie "a very Indignant
over bis sTrvss aaA the .muas .stAa thst he
would be sapss - rcFssttslag ies3 sauae a
Is iksp a. &uY ane 81 as h0usrs sa3 Ssvs
taAs he ~til prove shsf he svnts hss seep
egtv ta s-ta1a srs cats
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-04
DIR. SPINDBl
Sc CO.'S
SEATTLE DispEnsAny.

SeSs Us OsSV
Columbia street between Third -
Fourth, opposite Posr-iNTxLliskss1s
All chronic diseases OF MEN ~ "
MEN successfully treated. -,
LOST MANHOOD. Nervous ana tas 49,,
Debility, Exhausted Vitality lzla.s
Weakness, Spermatorrhoea, II
Gonorrhoea, elect, syphilis, Pren,@s ~
cline. Weakness in Women, ana ~ 49,
tional Derangenlents that feeou
youthful follies or excess In aftsf 49,
IIsINlRV Kidney and Bladder u 49,
o"i"n"i Weak Back, Gonofrh0H, 49,
Crystitis, Va. icoeele, structure. etc. -.
~ and safely cured. No naustcus l. z.ssx
given. nor strong injections 49,
cause structure. Charges reasnnas sS
NPRVuII< Debility, Loss Oh viroi I'd
H6niVoe losses, Night Eminac0 -
spondeney. etc. etc, cured.
VOUuc MN suffering from the 49,
iVuau hIN youthful foDies q 49,
tons, should avail themselves g 49,
ment, the greatest boon ever laId =
tar of suffering humanity. VIII
positive cure In every case -e~s
ElDDLE-hGsD MEN. f iinas,ed ~ stsi =
frequent eyacrations OF the bladd0'
compAnied by smarring or bufnHS -
sation; on examination the urlne
sediment, and sometimes sipuIs =
present. The color varies from : ~ ~
reddish 10 even q milky hue, the n
experiences a weakening OF the g,SRss r
a manner he cannot account tos. 49,
the second stage of seminal ~ RI
Many die of this difficulty, lgnosa.s 49,
cause. A perfect cure and hesitny
ton guaranteed. a...ssSa
0ffiee hours. a. IN. 10 =. p m
3 To 5 y. m =
B.-PerSonx unable TO visit % ~ 49,
treated al their homes by corres-6
Medicines and instructions sent "
express. Consultation free. -. van1
Send 2e stamp for the. founs
Friend. or Guide u Wedioek
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Tar CwSTKS tssHK Travel on a.,
take raiou Inc -. tse sys:te 50 =,
ysslSsy Is Interrupted fog tsrss shiie&a ~
grsstlax - FighsA .ssee; = oszux a Q
Atssus $50 IS ~ ca siIj hsvv ID :
sgsfNFe' h. b. - D. rsss aawm e.. Ess
gvSfe & a exHsg ts.t - have The cs-S IN
HiHs ASssa y sst2r2st
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Tbx ~ FsArs Probably aa uaozv
peeg,e via = Aass - islsas tarouxa sAe
fsek ssse~s frssttc Tae Cshfe trscx i
noa sssRss'f az thc wsy sle.ax ssssgh II M
sssssf Is stsp4Ssahts e. see shree taa sss-
sss.i fssst - Jsse csai ez,esvss - ga e.s;s -
e gsps ssgsaeffsszt
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CrAa FssD RENes 50 - r1~ gi-sean Ins-
RFwVesaers f'0asr.ay 49, usavcss s., hss-si
go s@si trosa sh@ sr@nts voet essaE- to
tssv uesfs $3.50 ~ the ah-esn - 1 h@ss -
= sshfeEfte strsxs. Pair sass Nilt ~ s.ssaas.a
aAras- ksstENeg a'salsur. 80 Agent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-04
Ordinance No. l,loe.

An ordinance 10 establish u ~ =
Green SIR, ct, In the ci y OF Ueof1D1 M
Jackson street 10 Cullen street
The city of seattle does ordatn - Htr1s
SECTION |. That the grade 4 Qea
street, In the city OF seattle, b - -
same is hereby established 1t ~ 49,
ing eleyat ons above datum: M
street al o. feet. st weltr street - -
AT Florence street $500 feet
See. 2. That all ordinances an1 -
ordinances In conflict with Thu ee15ao1U
BE- aud the same are hereby repfeh4
See. 3. That this ordinances enn4 III
effect ana be In force from I'D 80 =
approval and publication. VI.
Passed by the common council this ~
day OF August, lSS9.
Approved by me this Slf eey o. Aneuas
lssa. ROBERT u0HAN Mayor,
Filed he 3ls day Of A0GgA, 49,.
C. W.EkkXtbs Cteu.
Published the 4th day q o1leEmesf. ~.
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Tax fxasssE&< The Tskasssars ASss-
eistaaa So ssSiIte esl}s=i nsesiins sor last
aixhE - u 5esss9ssa = azll. hsas a .s@esgsm
ssi.s.s - 9sse-sst Thss i tss ssSssssss a..
ssss - s. essar sAe e SfssSsFs sssaeEAs- ssrre
To- MNN
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Programme az the snnix~r.srs and
Anaaai Gzshsriox.

Ing ~ the Fiym.asA tssa grsgsstSsssai
charra. Sesss ssa'ss f<ssskat HaslEsssr e3ss,
nsss sas transacted fae IssSxrz=nses Scr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-04

Pa.iman reservations made for ell
point East via the Northern Pacific rail-
road, the yestibuled sleeper and dining
car line. Office. ZIG Second street. Boston
kiock
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FHreAsse ysssx ssckegs aa5 ses4syrs ys.s.-
ssss.SS ear sesssc rzssSisSasss a. Is -<-ssaEsss
sssxWs. Rssssaa esSsex.
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TAKE sts <sgsaesz gsrsSs rAil~ass. sAr
ssstiNas q sas~sss and ssaafnx s4F roGfe fssr
A. ES,sssss s4s. 2esrx. Ma - ><Nssaa
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THE CITY FRONT.

The Maid O, 0Fesca Ha.shesi disehaFgsas
NesssFstsS.
The GtsTanis will ast bss ready So ses
~ sesefss DAYS set
rhe shlp Henry Nil1asa AL sulsh taking
col about SssGniav
fThe Mexico sili s&ll for SAm Frsncisoo
fasnusraw 2sgat - e'c3ss l.
, fae steamer Laasss. wiia a TO- co fses.
rsis - lgmbsr frsm the asSasn xsa~ nil
Ia tos. arrived "a gors yesserisy
fae eSfk Nellie Ssy - due here frala
>sn Fysacsss . assh . cargo ~ geaefag na.r-
ct sna.se 30 HssriaEf0h & salta
TIE lola toses: 20 barge contain.
lng @e,tss sAs1g}es feysn Nelss.a A
l'atkln', astH. oa Washes ..i&nA y..zsss
tay. I2c sAtAGles scse landed a. \ e.sss' 5
whsrf
IA Steamship sflra5nStas. Csnssin
Frans ~vFtA. arrives Ia pot YESTERDAY
5acFssias. wtth 60 saus ~ fsessa& zas3 l,rsx
Easseugvr~. she = BaAasstgak uoa Al ass
Ersa ~asrf
HsrefugssH & smish w5si ,a~ssv brxsn
taF sssa strlsEltea * WArehaE4se On shss
upssf epsa - s&Tsf ~h4fg e1xEgw frrs i.
slRe AID tse stories high. ne hssssAs al
sAtsa3 csesF A -, tee sarf zaH al.
asfe 1vltesxs tsFe&sa e aay se@sns Axv
~ % 50 ca e2ts tAr tE5s Sc gae sA3rf
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Tax EEsN&asx u8ssgrx eessx ge~e
Sas s@s arrested Nastssy sseaans 90 ts.e
sossHasiai Of N naRa GA saarxe a
fo-yiAss entry - pfssa ses a. she s,e~y,s > a
frssas stai sssH Strpvzs. ass zgsSsssst sxsia
se~ssrss1H aEsSa ehArg~ Of usszxssas 70
astsSr - Ire sAzs< gsrrssEssss lie w4s sske.f
spea fAls cAargs s~ssesx tussAeS Rivers asss
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t>~n arranged E<h Mi b. bid N
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: nj rssen IL ~r'esset sssss&y night slsh
shs .sssInx - re gsrp<i ssEafs. sisssisf s1e
s<sss@vsfsEs Of Yrzfsssor y. ssto~H fh<
80 az ssse prsgrxsssoe satl - Pfss*r,
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Me~srs ssgszNssss, fasT5sss ana = ratss-
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IRE slsestszn ~ ssficsFs Is szso 90 on
ts.s s,srsvrssr re f.ss Monday aigsat.
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RS x.cE wAx

.~~usrsrA RE hesxiax % she frss e1asxs
= d egsue ~ il J1axzes Asia<rs estoft ssF
s>~m ~ ssxe rex
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Take the Northern Pacific railroad the
hef equipped line for all points East
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Me~zrs ss3szxss .. fesSfsssss S8s1 - s.-s'
ssFsssr sssrsg zs5t4F actfss sssaa - - ,.
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SEATTLE
BOX FACTORY.
SEATTLE STAIR Bullpeaa.
Store and Bar Fixture vuk
MILL WORK FOR BulLDIyaS
Plasins Mill, RessWin6. liiel
Soft Wood Work Of All KiDll
Sko0kum Mig Co,
Filth and Olive. two blocks rovsh = IN

-
and improvement OF Green stuool q -
city of Seattle. from Jacksoa toCuIIla
streets.
The city of Seattle does orsiain q iS1lvur
SECTION 1. That Green street, n jhottY
Of Seattle, be graded aud imp osed ~
Jackson street To Cullen kfEeek - ~
sidewalks be CONSTRUCTED on iii IN
thereof, coexfensive with the nodo t>nue.
Sec. ?. That said Improvements II ~
under the direction and supervt1ioo Ges
city surveyor, ard be comp1n1 = \
before the Is day of NovembeF, ~
Sec 3. That this ordinances taho ~
and be in force aud Grafton ~ ~
after its passage, approval and pen)ie9sA
Passed by the councii the 3log ~ elk
gust. 1850.
Approved by me the slst day d lneus.
1879. toBERT MORAN, NM
Filed the slst dag of August, 1S0
&. w. FERR& Cs1t
Published the 3;h (fay of 3eufemhm -
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-10-18
NORMAL NOTES.

The folding-doors for the arches ad-
joining the chapel have arrived and will
soon be placed.
Professor Cushing has just received
$50 worth of apparatus for the laborat-
DRY.
The new library rooms will be CARPET.
ed Saturday. Bookcases already III
position and it is hoped that within a
week the books may be placed.
Miss Matte Fields and Miss Emma
Hawlev have LEFT school to teach. The
latter goes to Decoria where We learn
that she has a school numbering over
sixty.
Several new pupils have Joined the
school within the week and many 9TH
ers begin with the new quarter.
The Backwood's Debating Club is said
to be complete success. The first
meeting WAS held last Friday, and 9TH
ers will follow every two weeks.
Foot ball, the new Normal game, is
affording some rare sport and is partici-
pated IN by high school boys also.
President Soaring gave some sensible
advice from the platform this morning
on matters of dress and manners.
Professor McCleary is at Saltwater
holding an institute this week. He
joins his classes at the Normal next
quarter.
The first edition of The Student has
been very well received and students
are favoring the enterprise with a fine
subscription list.
Miss Griftin's class in Caesar is fine
one and is enthusiastic in the efforts to
"cross the Rubicon."
The welcome face of J. r. Lankard
was seen about the building this morn
ing. He of course talks Johnson's CIV.
clopedia and is so imbued with the spir-
it of his work that we expect he will
soon change his name to johnson.
OBSERVER.