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Telegram-herald., 1889-12-16

a. Alss CoasfoEss ths 4ssFarF alth
tk- s~sss Ih-4 sht that ks~rs thiug
Csaes 60 Ibsss sho Wat

Bosfos. Mass Dec. IA Yesterday
afternoon tne Bay state Club dIasd e
southern visitors 4g the Parker House.
Colonel Taylor presided Mr Cese.aad
dropped a a fes moments before tram
time. and hat o. speak He sad Be
had a gradse against tex-M4yor % BIcu.
WHO had spoken admrug.y of Mrs.
Cleveland. Il hear nothing when 50
any Hnere SAID Mr. Cleveland eek
cept prA.e of Mrs Cleveland great
applause and although am NOT
aware tlere IS ordinarily cause ot
jealousy .n young husband, laughter
sti j feel keeuiy. laughter
= sn / could say sometl Ig 1u that
subject, hut don't believe lt Would be
far or right. must -ty. however. but
don care to have Il reported a. 10
may reach her ears .aughterI that
sae is deserving of all the alteration
aud tle atu.ttua the American people
etu gIFe Aef. trt-8t cheering and
cues ~ g00J Mr. Cleveland also
Al jared tu- Massachusetts, Democrats
Gu stick 90 tariff reform, and remarked
sa.ncautly that every thing comes 10
those wait.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-16
10Y IN HEAVEN.
over This Sinner That Repented Of His



BtroS RoUGE, La, Dec. l4.-Thomas
Npooner, young negro 2l years old
was executed at Fort Allen, West Baten
Rouge Parish, yesterday, for the muir
der OF SETH >wear.ngen, white man
on Nelson plantation. on the night of
October l3, lssS. SpOOncr, after the
murder, fed, but was captured last
May and returned To the scene
ot the crime. After conviction.
>poOncr's ease was appealed 10
the supreme Court. but the YER
diet OF the jury was affirmed and the
Governor signed the death warrant
November -. SpOOncr walked To the
scaiiOld saying: II am gong 10 the
graveyard. On mounting the scaf0ld
me- ADVISED those within hearing. at
some length. that "He was going to
glory, and wa, ready 70 90: the minute
TINS rope is cut nay soul hops up into
Heaven lie confessed his crime and
expressed his sorrow atthc commission.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-16
KaPsovrss DAux

ne Gr41d kap41s 7 zLzszAas HEaAzD
ne tas ns~ born strAa5erry, improves
~lln s4cn sn-n--g day - ,ss4e.-C -C'sa4r
Sprasgs Ciipp9
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-16


TIE Crane k6plc< ~ .ssk.kn-hEKATp
uneer ne neo manage ulent. 4 oIE 0
tAe hast papers ln tie sta le,-- p stsosiaas..
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-16
THE "HERALD" Kows.

n says That the Crouin Jury SAYS
Guilty.
CHIcAGo, Dee. l5.-The HraH Will
say tomorrow. "rhc jurors IN the CrO-
ulu ease have no last came u an un-
derstaud.ug. They are now unit Tor
thc couvcloa ot the five prisoners,
uat tine punishment has not yet been
assessed. The vcrd ct may be- expected
today Monday.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-03
Sieies Drama errinHsrte ibn an eine
IdthGlennatur. ON Wdnea Gnlfr1er.

Sleies Orama errlnHerte 1Dtt on ettte
Gdtb9ennatur, an Mgnea Galtner.
2ebbaft geba9te er iebt, einiam, nies
ber gei9lagen. ber slidlideren Sage. tpo
er In ieinem 3immer in BerIia fidb bes
ftiaen Waltens biefer tleinen, guteu
See erfreut bate. gr erinnerte id ber
gemttbli9en Nbenbe BEL irau sfalfner,
iie tparen Dnrbei, famen ni1t tpieber,
10 tpenig pie bic unpergeBli9en, bic et
i'm Galtenburg' 'f6en Saufe berlebt bat.
te.
Ser @ebanfe, i'm Sbeater bielIei1i
gefannte 3u treffeH, bic ct ni6t ipre6en
tpollte, belt ibn ab, iib 6as oon ibm
geliebte ettd auauieben.
gnbli9 ging Gran3 in eine nabe
gu9banblung, taufte fid] einige neu
eri6ienene poIitif6e groi9hren unb
tebrte wieber in iein 9otel suriid, um
5u leien.
9lm anbern Morgen mar es tpieber
flar, bic SDnne ld9elte auf bas Mlifer.
baffn berab, bic ifoI3en e,9mdne glitten
iiber ben WaiisripiegeI, bic @timnung
beg einiamen Mannes mar eime befs
iere gemoroen.
2aum bate er iein Jriibffdd einge.
tlommen, als Brudlnann in Geotts
3immer trat, frob unb lebbaft benz
Greunbe beibe Ddnbe entgegenitredenb.
3uerit f1alt Brudmann Grana, baB
er feline Mnfunft ni6t einmal ibm,
ieinem 6eifen Greunbe anse3eiet babe,
obne bic 3eitung tpiirbe ct ni9ts bon ieis
ne QnDeienbeit erfabren baben, baum
'Iuo Der gut geIaunte Mann sSran3 Elm,
bel ibn au tuobnen.
Gran5 mar nod INNER 10 eraiirnt
auf bic beiIoie Mtelanie, baB er faum
bic Jrdge na9 ibrem Befinoen iibsr
bic 3ippett bra6te, iin6 fdIieBli1 lebnte
er Brudmanns ginlabung ab.
Dummies 3eug, fagte bieler, mas
tannft 9u benn gtnberes borbaben.
Grau 8enede. falls Du ihr Deinen Be-
fu6 su8eba6t baben fplIteF, ift gar nif)t
bier, i6 aber bin @trobuittper, foIgIi1
febr beflogensuertb unb auf bic @efells
ftoft Iisber Greube angetpieien.
Scots eriter Gebaate tpar: Meldnie
1T ibrem Manne bur6gesangen unb
er bat li6 enttueber bereits getr0fet
ooer cine Dirt bon @algenbumor anges
i9afft, aber ebe cine porfidtiae Grase
tpaste, faete Brudmann pergnilgt:
Meine Grau 1T bel ihrer dIteIteu
Shweiter in Berlin. Sic ipir5 mir
boffentlib einen grben f1enfen, unb
ba He fi9 feinem anberen 9lr,te anber:
trauen mill, aIs einem 8erIiiler unb fiir
Berlin f9mdrnit, tnuB i9 ibr ben Willen
tbun.
Sd bin iebr erfreut, odB enblid] mein
6aus bur6 elm Gin6 beIebt ,perben
ipirb, fit mas arbeitet nnb itrebt man
benn, tpenn ni@t fir gta9tommen2
Sn 3!uei @o6en reife i9 tbenfans bar
bin unb Du Iieber Grolr;, muBt i'm.
inbeB Geieqi9aft leiften.
(Bortfetuna foIat.)
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bauiung 5urld.. Senn nathrli6 batte
fie ibren @eliebten nidt an bem per>
abrebeten plab bureefunoen.
9luh Der gelebrte 9err bonn ObIerpa.
torium tpurbe Elm Opfer bes bon &ap.
monb begonnenen, abionberIiden Nas
6eaftes. gii6ts Urges abneao, genoB
er bel 8efour rubig fein tppiges sSrtb=
itud unb itelte beim Gra6en bes 3a>
noneni9ufies Ieine Saidenubr f1on 812
ubr bertrauensb0a auf bic MittagsItunz
be. llnb nod cine groBe 3abl Der it6.
renben Srrtbilmer in Beaus auf 3eit.
re9nung traten an ienem Sage au pa=
rig elm. Die befen @ei6dfte aber bas
BET ma9ten bic Srof6tenfutl9er, bic
auf 3eitfabrt gebungen tparen. Denn
ieber bon ibnen profitirte unberbofft
cine polle 8ierteltunbe.
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0etrathett

1T nur bic 8orbereitung auf iene g6tt=
li9en Snifitutionen, bic 6amilie unb
oas eigene 9eim, nel9e ben tpabren
8runbitein biloen, auf ipel1em uniere
Ration rubt; unb bon ber @efunbheit
uno &raft Der Grau unb Mutter bdn,
gen Der Sonneni6ein unb Der @enuB
Der 9dusli6teit unb bas @ebeiben Der
GamiIie ab. 8aufenoe bon Grauen
unb Sauienbe bon lebisen Damen
i9leppen in Gol9e BON qudlenben
sTrauenfrantbeiten4 Big gum Brabe elm
bef9merIi6es Saiein babin, obne bic
geringite Nbnuag bapon au baben, baB
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription elm
poftibes 6eilmittel III fur bic fon1pIi8irs
teften unb bartnddieiteu 6dae bon
Leukorrhoe, Prolapsus, i1pa9em
9iden, nieoerl9lagenben @efiibien,
9ronif6er 2ongeition, gnt3iinbung,
@iterlng uno giei6artigen 2eiben. Ga.
rantirt, baB es aufriebeniteat, ober @elb
3nriidgegeben. Ollie Npotbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-03
sanbbeit faan ntdt acbeilt ,persen

burd locale gppIientionen, neil iie ben tranfeu
Sbeil bes Sbres ni6t erreiden ionnen. So
siebt nur einen BEG, bic 9nubbsit gu furiren,
unb Der If burd tonftitutionelle SsiImittel.
9aubbeit tpirb bur@ einen entslnbeten 3uifanb
ber i9leimisen InsfleioRng her Gufa9ii9en
a0bre bernriadt. gSsnn bieIs @obre ii9 ent.
aiinbet, babt ibr einen rumpslnben Con ober
unboIltommsnes @ebor; uno h,snn fie gans ae.
idlofen it, erfolst 9aubbeit, unb bena bie
gnt3inbuns nidt geboben uno bisIe &otre iuie.
BET in ibren sebOtieeu 8uitanb perlebt nerbeu
fam, pirb Oas @ebor fir iituisr Seriiort per.
ben; neun Gdae unter sebn finb butG sfatarrt
berurfa6t, tpelder uidt alS Elm eHtsinbetel
3uitdnb ber fdleimioen Sbsrfia6sn 1T.
gir ipolen einbuubert Dollars fir ieber
(burd Satarrb perurfadten) 8aa bon Saubbeit
gebeu, ben mir nidt Durd Ginnetmen bor
Sall's Ssatarrb eur beilen t0nnen. eabt Gud
nmfonR girculare fOmmen.
8. 3. ebeneb 6 So, 9olebo, ..
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@efdrbte 9amus.

40 3Oll breiter 8attiif, quite Waare,
10 unb 124 @ents per garb; Blaib
aawns, 80 3ou brett, in 4 Tarben, 1C
Gents; 100 5tade Berth Orsanbies
129 Gents; Gable @Oro Orsanbies, 121
Gents; geriii6sr Muu aller Grt, 80 uni
35 @ents; Nmeriean @bauies, seorudi
uno eatfarbis, IA Yarbs far 81.
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e$n Uqris ffeht tpieAer cine 81

Sn paris febt tpieber eine Wli=
uiifer Rriiis bebor. @s III bies bic
Golge Der 8ei@ulbisung, bic Der De-
putirte Galiagnac bem Sufti3 Miniifer
5babenot entgeseni6leuberte, baB oers
telbe elm WiitiGulbiger bes uegen Der
Credit Mebilier G9minbeleien i'm
3u9tbaufe fBenben Scr. Wsepsr fei.
gs beiBt, baB Sbabenot unb aud ber
Sinanas Miniiier Roubier auriid3utreten
beabitdtisten.
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danfaehates QapitaI.

@s reeneie, nls Oh cine stpeite eint=
fiutb tOmmen iollte. mie Gran3 in ben
eriten 9agen beg Mlonots Oftober in
5treits 6oiel obltieg, ipo CT aufdaig bas
3inlrier erbielt, bas er friiber betuobnt
bate.
Der 9ausbiener sunbete elm bellies
Geuer i'm Qaminofen an unb brahte bic
neueifen 3eituneen. Ser Gelner trug
elm feines Mabl auf, ba Grans auf ieis
mem 3immer 3u fpeifen tpiini9tc. Die
Stimnluns bes iungeH Mannes murbe
ba0ur6 feline before. Die Speifen
Iieb er faif unberibrt, Don benz Weine
tranf CT raid einige Slider, nit benz
BunfGe, baB es 2etbe fein n6ge.
Ntarie NOR, fpie er tpuBte nod ni6t
In 1amburg einsetroffen. bas mar ibm
iogar Iieb. ct mari einen Bid auf
ben 3beater3ettel, man CAB bielen
Abeab bas .2dtb9en bon 9eilbronn. "
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@eibeEe

25oO 0arbs ebeer, puir,corD, Ylaio
samns, 10 Gents PET Darb; Marfeines
BON l24 Gents per Oarb an; feline
Biques, IS Gents pet garb; Dres Gam
bries, l2a, 1esIunb 20 Gents; ensliide
@am6ries uno NainiOOfs, 3e 3oa brett,
20 Bic SO Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-03
Neue Sommer- -M(o0ell>

ldrer. Sic Tno ausse5sidnet in Der
Wdide unD i'm @aln sefarbt.
Sdottiide 3epbhre auerletter Mcbe
in allen Wuftern, iOlib sefarbt, 81 3O0
brett, 25 Gents.
@ine habf9e Nuswabl BON @dotti-
iden Gbambrahs 35 unb 40 Gents.
@rOber 8crratb BON @lassOw Be.
phhr8 aller Nrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-03
Sb6lle 9rauel1.
9tOmou BON GDn.uub Sabm.
lEortfesuns.i

lUossISR~"Hi
SaB iie ni1t mad 6eioeIberg fommeu
6urfte, fanb feii. 1neinig nit lid
felbf fdIoB er Mariens S9reiben ein
unb berlieB enblid fein 3immer, um
brauBen in Der ff6nen Natur ii6 su
fammeln. 9lls er einigermaBen rubige,
getDorben mar, befGl0B er, 9ilosgart
eine Offene geidte absulegen, mas iie
inn rietb, iuDllte ct tbun.
Sic fab bereits unter ben B1umen,
als 6ran3 eri@ien. @s fam inn ppr,
als Oh iie gemeint babe, aber fie rei9te
ibm ld6elnb bic Danb.
Jran5 fragte, OBJ iie aeneiet fei, ibn
an3ub6ren, fie berfpra6 es, ibn freunos
lid anblidenb.
Gran3 febte fi6 auf eiuen bemooften
Stein 30 ibren JnBen unb sagte ibr Ml=
les, mas Ct geba1t unb empiunben, utts
terIaier un0 getban bon benz Sage an,
on tuel9em er He gum eriten Male ges
ieben bate, BIS iebt.
uno nun, f9lOB CT feline &ebe, tbeure
6ilbegarb, babef1 Sbnen Nles geiogt,
In Sbre reinen 6dnbe lege i'd bic gnts
i6eibung.
Sic ld9elte melan9olif6 unb fpra9 /:
Wds fol i6 mod entf6eiben, mo- bic
6timEe Der gbre unb bes @euif5ens
bereits entf1ieben bat2 Sic, nnein
Greunb, uarben ni9t gliidsi6 iein,
lrenn Sir Mdrien innerli1 baltIos unb
in Srauer berfenft iptBten, ,inb i9, tuie
i9 einmal bin, i9aubere bor einem
Slide 3urhd, bas auf ben Sriimmern
zines fremben Slides gebaut tpdre.
Mabri6einli9 III es gut, baB Nlles 70
gefommeu TT, lieber Grana. Sd bin
einige Sabre dlter uie Sic, 3ur gifer=
fu6t geneist, Der iiingere Mann tniirbe
nu mir 3ii baIb ben 3auber Der Sugenb
Dermifen.
9beure 0iIbgarb -
@eluiB, 6ran3, unterbra6 fie ibn.
9tnr Der iunge Miann liebt bic dltere
Jrau, Der dItere fiiblt fi6 3u iugenbli.
DEN gri9einun9en binge3ogen.
Gran3 tuollte etpas ertpibern, aber
he erbob fi6, offenbar, um bic pein beg
Abi9ieonebmens su fiir5en.
2afen Sic lins f9eiben, uidt better,
aber boHnungsbol. Cine Mbnung fagt
mir, mir tDerben iins ipieberieben, biel<
lei6t bier auf berieIben STEELE. 6eien
sic gIiidli6, lieber Gran3, an Der Seite
zines iungen Wefens, bos in Sbnen feline
Welt fiebt. 69reiben Sic mir, ober
erit in einiger 3eit, unb gIouben sic
mir. Sic iuerben bermaIeinit Sbr S6&s
ter6eH mebr lieben, aIs sic irgenb cine
Jrar geliebt baben.
No6 einmal bIidte fie i'm ernff unb
fat adrtli6 on, bann tpaubte iie fib gum
@eben.
@r ipollte ibr folgen, aber fie tpintte
ibm init Der 6aab unb fnete: Gbne
Gbi9ieb.
Gran5 blieb suruf, aber er i6aute ibr
mad, bis ibre liebe @eitalt binter benz
@ebhf6 oeri9wanb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-03

@ine pollitdnbise Nnspabl er neue-
iten Multer gu 12l unb Is Gts. per garb,
156 Stade ''New Departure" gu 20
unb 25 @ents.
Dies fino Wuffer frans6fider ainitz
Ter unb CUTE Waaren.
1889 Trabtiusswaaren in fcliben Gar,
Sen 123, Is unb 20 Gents.
96Ottiide 3ep6prs.
Dieie Baaren perben INNER pppus
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DR.. Pierce's Pellets reinigen un6
reguliren ben Magen, bic gingemeibe
unb oas Spftem i'm Nagemeinen. gine
BRO DOlis; rein begetobiliI6.
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= Die Geitung 3orgau in ber preu.
Bii9en prObin3 Sa6ien fOll p6lig &C.
idbleift unb sur offenen e5tabt gema6t
tperben.
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@amns

lSir baben iest mebrere bunbert Stide
amerifaaii6en, enslifden, iriiden, fran>
sSfiiaen unb i6wei5er Tabritats 5ur gtns
ltdt ausliesen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-03

0llamu 2atrinen.9 9lbfmbr= gDitem.
Office: Is gorb. TloresjtraBe, Selepbon
359. s. 6. Nbbep, Manager.
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8arnaba's ameritaniide @insbams
ftr Damen- uno ainDer aleiper, ertras
fein, 20 Gents.
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s@ Geinife unb billigfte Orudias
der bel s bnfon Bros.
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sSralsOiiid)e Satins.

Sn Stem Oorter unb BcltOner 3eituns
gen werten iie nit 375 unb 335 @ents
per Oarb annpncirt. Bir berfaufen
bieielben Daaren in ben fdSnften Wu<
fern 3u 35 unb 80 Gents per Oarb.
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Ste
8Odentlide 6reie Yreiie flir geras
eri6eint
ieoen Donneraag
unb foitst
$3.50 fir OaS Sabr pncr $1.25 t,ts
6 wfonate In Wurausbesablmma.
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glnleritaniide sutims.
Sn aeuen i6Snen Multera nur 10
@ents per Oarb.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-29

tsonai capital should be addressed "a
ington. y. G. There VIII aiways
confusion and mistakes arising %
eonnt Of the name Of lie state !,
national capital hesng the SAME.
fAA vas understocd xhen the e.
sas named aud the situation accepted. /
as bear 10 mind that the ahhreviatiorl
the stste Of Washington i Wash. and
avoid having their letters nsissent. 4
postai CLERKS are already bothered BIZ /
teEs having the Authorization VITA.
M which often II 80 eaFeIessly writs
Is 70 iook Ike "Minn, " and some lett,
have been sesas t. Minnesota which shos
kave come here.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-29

stsEFtast IEEaElltsFssE%
"a. " La CnapeIie. q Fren ehman, ID
Died homestead on cngfns 5irn's rancK
II the mouth Of the ehslan, and expects
hold i against the Indians claim. In
land IN question Is capable Of being srr
gated with water from the large spin,
ana Esl be valuable some day for 3 fru
farm II i does not become the site for
large town, as sonse folks EXPECT. Wa:
claim Lnltus Jim has CA the land IA M
generally known, but he has lived there
long time and there IL q tTibe around hi
Brown as "Cultus yims Indians. . WI
viii probably make il bet for u. /
ehapsile. L Is said that CaEtus Jim vi
neither stay on bis reservation nor becom
. citizen, and that al the rights he has /
tle matter are those Of POSSESSION.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-29
Judge Dennis,a whateeSn Pioneer.

hx-Chief Justice Dennison spent thi
winter o. 1858 in Whatcom engaged IA IL,
practice Of Law. There we're 1900 men ID
tents IN Whateom then waiting to 20 to tn.
the Fraser river gold fields. The practic,
was chiefly criminal as the white men wer,
All adventnEers; and cut throats. gamblers
and bad men we're IN force. His first nlea
Vas taken at the Teruainous house, still
standing. which was kept By that we'll
known San franciscan caterer. Rasett
This was the frst-class hotel. You can pa
the whole hot e in the dining room Of the
BeilinehaIn. or Grand Central now am
then saye pieuty Of room. Strange TO say
the judge, after ail these years, is thinking
ol coming bAgk 10 Mhatean u Incafe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-29

+. n. Peters, the Okanogan, says the
Cascade trail Is completed to within eight
miles Of the summit. Davis. kinghorn
aud party went np the day he came down.
Doiy is getting $1,000 from the Mount
Vernon people. The trail viii be good
ore No mountains 10 climb. The sum
init is eighty miles from Whatcom, and
Whsteom is the nearest seaport. There is
no timber but yellow pine ON the east side
OF the divide
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-29

OF member of Parliament for Brighton TO
fiii the vacancy caused by the death of Sir
William Tindal Robertson. who recently
committed suicide, was held st Brighton
today. Gerald Loder, the Unionist eandi.
date. was elected, receiving 1882 votes.
Sir Robert Peel, Giadstonian. received .635.
The Conservatives majority at the last
cleo ton was 3.2l2, 50 that today the result
shows Liberal gain o. rs votes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-29
afnrIne Aea.lc,nr Ercrclses.
Amacortes Progress

A large school Of whales gave us an exhi-
bition Wednesday, about 500 yards from
this flee. remaining an hour or so in one
place. One Of them would measure eighty
feet in length. Another white one was in
deed a curiosity and two ladies visiting the
office at the time, we're enthusiastic over
the sighls 81 Anacorles
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-29

I1fgETH STRRET TAx soI fCE-TEE TAX
Il. feviea 81 tAe e4sy conngl f. IRE district
ercAsed ny ordinance Va. 1878. 70 provide for
tn@ grn4ine a Eighth street frGl H8weas street
~ tsefnt street 9aa constructive Sidewalks
fher,son IL row due and payho - tse os3ce ~
toe city frsMsgrgf All tazes Tot pad Sstaia
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n4xcTsa Ac4nFnY.

FFsEF arEEN CITY BaNGE&4 ACADEMY At
REekssrzs1fs heH esrusT Esas Sad so
sam.1as. e.sss fsF afalEs EFaEE si7a1ag sfsaanE
a. s4ssx -a4srzxg a5safmson ssr saelas an1
tE A1xsa, seases see.al every saturday sssEsE&.
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Nnrrcr OF DISSOLUTION.


NToTIcE THE PARTNERSHIP HERETO.
- fore existing betweea ". q. Hamilton and
W J. Wallis under the firm rame % Hamilton
& Wallis, il this day. By mutual consent dis
solved. ". Wallis assuming 81 liabilities aud
collecting all dskfs, " g. Hamilton retiring
and ". J. Wallis continuing saia susiness
". 8. HAMILTON,
". J. WALLS.
seattle. WISH, October p, iss3
NOTICE - THE PARTNERSHIP HERETO
~ fore existing between David Kellogg and
G. ". ponnett, under the arm name Of Wash
iuEr0u Broom WORKS" IT 9eattle, wash, IL
loEg 4 Go. ell collect 81 bills due said " ash
lngtoa Broom WORKS and assume 81 LIABILITIES
DAVID KELLOGG.
4. " uoSNKTf.
The business viii be continued by D. Kellogg
seattle, Wash. october y. lsss
NToTICE-THE FARTSf RsHIP HERETO
~ fore existing between David Kellogg and
g. " Donuett under the aFga name Of Wash
fngtam Broom Works A. Seattle. " ash. ia here
hv dissolved ey mutual sousent T. Kellogg 4
CO wiu collect all bills due SAID Washington
Broom Works sna asSuEae al disabilities
DAVID kELIs0s9-
Z. ". u0N$EIT.
The business viii be continued By D. Keilogg
seattle WASH. October 3 Use.
DlssoEUrToS oF NOTICE
~ is hereby Eivea thAs tha firm - sealhnl3eT
4 neatly carrying 90 TIE merchant fsilur uasl-
ress. sst4s day Dis Owed bv rat7taal eoassnt,
the said seAla94eg retiring from sad hfEa, sH1
al accounts due safS arga ar payable . James
claims sgsinss sad fra 4. 4 sKkLASpEE.
JAWS kessET
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AnAcOftes Ir0ETuSs.
Twenty-three Cinnamon were landed on
the south end OF Lopez island this week,
while the man who vas smuggling them
was laying in some provisions. The boys
in the neighborhood started after them.
but the Cinnamon seeing them coming
gave them the slip.
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ENaINEERs ANp nRArGRrsmEx


ENGINEERS IND DRaU6HTSHEN
I r. THOMSON HYDRAULIC AND SAM
ps tsry engineer Plans sne specifications
for WareFworkE and sewerage. Heating and
sanitation Of buildings sunerintenGence OF
construction solicited. General surveying
promptly done. DT Columbia street p. q.
box -.
n p. ANDERSON Il 60. ENGINEERS ASD
". dFaughtsrneu. Corrected township piats.
city, soHnty and addition maps No. 2ib Co.
Iumhia street. second door from United states
land office, Seattle, ~ash.
DIcHARD NEVIS. JR., CIVIL ENGINEER
IL aud surveyor-~Plans made for hydraulic anG
sanitary works, foundations and general con
struction, railroad projects and general survey
ing The latest correct township piats. TopO-
graphical. mechanical, architectural a1d gen
eral drsughtinE Bue prints OF sll the additions
81 seattle. Photo pr nfs Rooms 10 sDd III,
Kilgen hlock, Seattle. Washington.
ID II. THOMPSON & co. tR H. THOMPSON,
H. George r. Cottefill Clarence l. Whitei
civil engineers aud Surveyors, are located in
rooms Is and n, Bnrkes block. corner Third
ard Union: ali notes and reSords saved; c.ty az
county work prom Pity attended 10. maps. tSac-
ings or blue prints furnished NJ short notice.
SCURRY OWENs. CITY SURVEYORS.
> Ofsce James street. between Third a84
Fugrth. Cry snrveyfag promptly attended u
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DRKss MIXING.

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IL ara e1aAs Faak So EssssFn prices 1917
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