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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-02
Gine Mrnind,;t
sur 8eF6rdnfung un6 Contributing
oes 6a5aro.5p ianerbaIb Der
9taotgren3eu pon San Mntonio.

Sci es beroronet bur6 ben
Staotraib Der Stabt San Nntonio;
section l.. SaB bon ieber pers
ion, 6irna, ober @eieGl0aft, mel9e
innerbalb Der Staotsren3eu BON San
Intonio elm 9aus balten, in pel9em
Sa5arosS pieIe berantaltet perben, ober
In tpel6em gant gebalten mirb, ober
tpeI9e perfon, Jirma &c. suldbt, Dab
oies in feinem 6auie 9ei6iebt,-mel1er
Qtt uao 8e3ei6nung Die betreHenben
5a5arozs pieIe aud iein m6gen = cine
tdbrli6e Steuer bpn $1,0 (ein tau.
fenb Dolars) erboben merben lon,
Del6e bal6idbrli6 i'm poraus au emit
ri6ten iein fou.
@ection2. Wenn irgen6 cine
Yerfor, Girma, Doer @efeafdaft inners
balb Der Stabtgren5en bon San Mntos
fto in Der in Section l beaei6neten
Wfile bas 9a5arbsSpiel betreibt ober
suldBt, Dbne ii9 supor ei1e 2icens bonn
Staot Glerf austeuen gu la1en, 10 ioI
biefe perfon ober bieie perionen zines
Wergehens fir f9ulbig era6tet unb rad
lbrer ueherfhbrung unb 0erurtbeilung
Dor Dem GecorDer nit elmer @elbitrofe
bon nidt tpeniger als $25 (finfuno=
3nana'g 9ouars) unb ni9t iber 5000
(3meibunbert 9oaars) uHb ether
5ofttrafe BON ni6t ueniger aIs Is uno
ni6t mehr als 60 Sagen i'm tdbtif9en
@ef6nghiB beitraft tperben, unb 3tpar
fir iebe ein8slne uebertretung unb nit
Der ferneren geffimmuug, oaB ieber
Sag, ben bic betrefenbe perion ober
bic betreHenben perioaeu Elm fol6es
9aus Deiter balten, o6ue f1 ben Yors
f6riften oieier Srbinan3 gu fiigen, als
~gefonoerte uebertretung -an3uieben 1T.
Section 8. Sober Snbaber zines
in ben borgebenben @ectionen ndber
be5ei6neten Saufes, pel6er Minoers
idbtigen %. 3. 2euten i'm Mlter unter
p (einunD5nan8is) Sabren] seftattet,
ibr 9aus gu beiu6en Doer 1T oemielben
i6 ~auf5ubalten, iol ra1 erfoIater l1es
b%erftibrung nnb gerurtbeilung por Dem
Tecorber nit eiuer @elbffrafe bon ni6t
unter $25 (ftinfunb5man5ig Dolars)
unb nidt iiber 5000 (aweibunbert 9oIs
lars) fur ieben einaelnen Sail befraft
werben. SIN Sale Der Nidts3abluns
ioQ Der 10 Y%erurtbeilte BEN Hdotifden
@efdngniRe iiberpieien ober gu
3uangsarbeit an 6ffentliden ftdbtifhen
Mrbeiten berurtbeilt nerben, tpie bas in
ben algemeinen fdbtif6en 8erorbnun=
gen be}fimmt lit.
Section 4. Sn aaen aIage-Gdls
lett unter bieier Orbinans tuegen 9als
tens eines GpielbauIes innerbaIb Der
StabtsrenSen, foq Der Na6meis beg
&ufes, in benz bas betreffenoe 0aus in
Der yta6barf6aft uno in Der 9tabt i'm
algemeinen febi, 3ulaiis fem, um ben
Character oes beiagteg 9auies ,feii5u.
ftelen.
Section 5. GaB Bic Sectionen
l big 9 bes GapiteIs % Der Hepibirten
Statuten bierbur6 fur a~ufseboben err
fldrt merben folen.
Mngenommen unb gebiuigt am II.
December 1889.
8rpan GaIlagban,
Mtteitirt: WfaDDr,
s. q. @laubon, Stabt.g lerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-02
Siitet Gnh bpr galben geaett &atarrb,
bic auedfitber enfh0Ifen.

6a AuedFlber fiber ben CHM bes Scrubs ser.
itDren uno bas sanse Sbftsm bGais ae%rriitten
mirb, penn eS Ourd Die fhleimisen OberIG9en
einoriast. Solde Artifel iolten ME auber auf
Serorbnuns gut berufsner slerate sebrau9t
heroen, ba Der Sdaoen, ben fie anridten, sebn,
NAL 10 srob 1T ala bas @ute, ba8 Sbr babon
~er3telen f0nntet. oars Ratarrb Sur,
f~abrisirt bon s. 8. @ben1 & Co., 9plebo,
Ohio, entbdlt fein auedlilber unb piro inner
lid senonlmea uub tuirft brett auf DaS 8lut
unb bic idleimieen SberHd9en bes Spfems.
Wenn, Sbr SaIS aatarr6 aur fault, feib fi9er.
baB Sbr bic Gdte befpmmt. Sic pirb innerlid,
eenommen uab in Splebo, Ohio, bon 8. 5.
Gbene9 q 60, semadt.
uy- 9eriauft bon gpctbefern. 9reis IS Gts.
fur bic Blade.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-02
9aS Grab 8Gbat anideineab Der.
dehlidt

mad s~eiuiilem elenben Snbalibcn, me1de matt
uno idmo@ babinidleiden, obpobl eS INNER
70 ausiiebt, als oh iie bemnddit ferben mir
BEN, mas %inoeifen nidt seidiebt. Sic bertrod>
men idrumpfen, suiammenr uno iapinoen enb-
it'd 0abin, obne oab iie jem,alS cine fete &C.
iunpbeit beieien uno bas pbbiiide araftbepubt~
fein fennen gelernt batte,i, peldes oas 8eite
Der Griiena 1T, an ipelde iie iid nit 10 bemerfens>
wertber 3abigfeit a%ufflammern. Sic beriu6en
beifdnbis, an ibrem aorpern NIT einem tpertb>
lofen Seilmittel, Stdrfunssmitte( ooer vecbenS-
tueder" gbc%rum3uHiden" unb gu urepariren" ,
I'M Die 8erbauuna rno Die 8batisfeit Der 2e>
ber gu %f0rbern. 8enn iolde mibleitete 2eute
ibre 3ufludt gu Solicitors Masene8itters neb>
men unb bel oemlelben bebarren %piirben, uiirbc
eS gut TIM tie iteben. Sieies boraislide Stir
fuassmittel erse,ist bic arafte, beren bic Sdpa,
den b%eoiirfen, in6en, es bic Serbauuns fraftist
unO Die aiiimiliruna %forbert. IS bilft gesen
@crpoiitat, SdlaTofisfeit, Malaria, Mieren>
8eidperben, @auenleioen, @eriopfuna &bcue
matismuS unb Neuralaie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-02

melde bic b6beren 26bne benz america
niiden Ntbeiter erm6gli6en. Mber 10
bebeutenb III bieier uuteri9ieb benin
oo6 ni6t. UNI bic enorme 9ifereu3 in
ben S0bnen aus3u9lei6en. 9as bat
Niemanb better eemubt, als 9err Wacs
betb ielb|t, benz oas @ommiittons. Mits
glieb 8apne gu feiuem i6tliden WiB
bebagen porbieIt, baB er : Wacbetb =
ia ielbft einmaI nit cem @eoanteu UNI
gegangen fei, nit etnen s a l..
ten mad Seut 9lanb uber3us
fiebeInl
Sir 10 f9le9t tanr er ba bod bic
beuti6en Nrbeiter ni6t gebalten baten
ober beabf@tigte ct pielei6t, amerita'
nii9e Mrbeiter nod Deuti6lanb mit3u'
nebmen2 Muf cine oabin eb3ieIenbe
Jrage beg unermabliben Scr. 8apne
erfldrte Macbetb, baB er bas bieuei6t
getban baben miirbe, CAB aber = BON
Bapue in bic @nge cetrieben = gu, baB
ct oieien amerifanii9en Nybeitern in
9euti6lanb baun ni9t bic boben
amerifanif6en 26bne ME in Bittsburg
be3ablt baben tpiirbe. 8anne bate bic
2a9er auf feiner Settle, als er etfldrte,
Maebetb tpirbe tpobl tpenig @lid bamit
babeu, amerifanif9e @las= Nrbeiter un=
ter benz 8erfpreden niebrigerer
26bne bon pittsburg nod Deutf9lano
gu loden
&ein Befirmorter einer ~rationenen
SduB3oagefeBgebung bdtte Die 0ors
tbeile elmer fol9en fir ben amerifanis
f9en Nrbeiter in Elm giinitigeres 2l9t
te1en f6nnen, dig biefer confuie Greis
bdnbIer es inbireft bur9 bic 8efdms
pfunq berfelben qetkan bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-02
6err 6. S. Wnler in Der Ms

Serr 6. $. WaGer in ber Weh.
Commerce : StraBe hdIt tets bas bou.
fommeniie Eager in 3eidenmateria.
lien, Sapeten, 5arben, @las, Spiegel.
alas, Biloerrabmen, GirniRea unb oler
3ei6rens unb Wtalersl ltenFlisn. Stint
lerif6 aussefiibrte 8ilber uno 5tatnet.
ten &c. finb in elmer iebensmertben Sol.
lerie CUR Nnfi6t uab gum 8erfauf aus,
gefelt. Sn Sapeten unb 3immerbefos
rationen 1T bas 8ei9madpoafe uab
Weuehe bort 8uN fin6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-02
Galsforuia.Weime.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm groBes So
get BON feineu California Weinen Bel
9errn 3. s. Meper am Nlamo
pla3a. Serr Weper iudt bic Weine
an Srt unb Stele aus utb fault bireft
aus Dem 9eaer Ter Weinal6ter. MIs
gutem 2enner gelingt es Inn fets, bic
beften Sorten ausaupdblen. gr fam
feline 3unben uno Gamilieu nit .einen,
guten 3ropfen perieben. &ptb= unb
WeiBmeine IN nborSagli1er NuaIitGt
BON feBt ab $1.00 per @aaone = fret
tns 6aus 9eliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-02

Der Chattanooga Srabesman"
gibt bic folgenbe Isabelle iiber bic 8ez
b6lferung Der Subs Staten, tpelde aug
ben bon ben @%ouperneuren uno Gon=
troleuren auf feline 0~eranlaRung Der.
6ffentli9ten 8eri6ten fir bas Sabr
1889 auiammengete1t 1T:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-02
entsdneItd,er abeumatismus.

Gnt5inbIt1er Rbeumatismus.
Ssfalppfa, &ans., "a @us., 1883.
SIM Sabre 1851 lit Id feds Woden an
ent3hnbIidtm RbeumatismuS, i'd bate an: GAM
Gen R6rper bic b~eftisiten Sdmersen. Durd
ben 8re6tn Sdner3enfiler Ct. Safpbs Se
fuirbt Id pieber bauernb ssbeilt. %. 9.
Gair1ilb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-02
Gin Sceptifer iagt

Blutsefhphre. 3ertbetft aarSunfels. as-Seilt baus
ernb unb fMneu %9dbmuns. GS tit elm ipabrer Geiunbz
bett5brin9er. Setft Scrcpbeln unb dnbere gletdartiae
&rantbeiten. Madt fGIedfen Gtbem GUT unb ~entfernt
BITE Irfa9e. gertreibt BITE gilipftdt unb lit unibers
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-02
SAMARITAN
NERvINE

trofen Bet Sieberbise. Gin u-npersleiabare8 gbfabrz
mittet. G8 BELT franfbaften %4ppfiGmerb pnnberbar
fhneu. Hs-GntbdIt feline i6ibliHen Snbftan3en. Reiz
atst bas Gehirn. aurirt f4nea Nbeumatismus unb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-02
Qantpfer Agentur.

Die nGreie Breffe FIR Sc.
ras" pertriit bic folgenbeu 0ampfer.
2inisn, ertbeilt ole ndbere Mustunft
tpesen pahage nod unb bon europe
unb ~bertauft 9ampfi6iH. unb giien.
babnbilete gu ben nie6rigffen Staten.
Die Site Der BON uns reprdfentirteu
2iitien lit:
Santbnr8 : Muaerifanifde 9ampfs
f6ifffabrts. @efellSHaft.
Gen gtar 2inie (3lntsuerpen).
Gutapaanie Generate 9rans,
atlantiqme.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-02
RroSentSunaBmc
lS.OS2.148

Infer Stat Seras iteht aIfo aud an
Beb0iferungssabl an ber Spibe Der
Sno,S taaten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-02

DaS ein,ise betannte Mittelf hr epileptti&e Nnfdue. "a
Gbenfr fur gpnpuIfrnen unb Tantrarfteit. NerrDf
S9made ptrs isfort %sebefsrt nnb sebetlt. Sfetnisi
ba8 YIut unb bei6Ieunist befeu GirtuIation. gerbin=
bert bic uria&en Der 3ranfbeiten. Setft sefdtrli4e
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-02

sibt BEN Dilute neue aebensfrdfte. Gs BELT ale iluz
NATURALIZATION i'm Rerpenipfem. 1a-Silft, mo- aIe8
auhere perfeblt unb erfrii@t Self uub &6rper. SeiIt
Dpspepfa, pber bn8 0elb wtrb iurudseSeten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-02
9as srobe s@mer3enbeilmitteI.
Mbemm,atiSmus

3mei mpnate lang nnfdbis lid su bemesen.
2aylanb, Sbip, 16 Suli, 1888.
Drst Monute lang lit i'd an entsinbltdent
Rbeumattsu,us unb fur spei Monate babe i'd
fein Glteb rubren f6nnen. Cine Glafde Ct.
SafobS Del Bat mid BON alien meinen 2etben
befreit, aud fpdter itnb bic Sdmer3en ri9t tpit>
Der suridsefebrt.-3 q. @anbles.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-02

0epen Rtenmattsmns, MsuraIgia, GldRbeuIen.
6ereni9ub. @rsu,iueb, @ii6rni&mersen,
UerHau@ungen, Griibtuunhen,
~ oh,,{xu,orxo ~, 0orfr,oh IronS,u,oS.r
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-02
Harnner nnb 3iebsMcbter

fnben in bent ct. Satobs Del elm unlbers
trslti6es SeiImttteI sesen bic @ebredsn
bes Diebftanbes.
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Wrsis so Gents; In alien abntsefsn III babei.
THE CHARLES A. V0GELER co.. Baltimore. Nd.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-17

1ba ESeas Recorded VITA the Auxkef
Real estate transactions from Jannaw !,
1880, 20 date are $eiII330S. here
we're fled for record yesterday - deed the
considerations aggregstiag So @9 an
average d 81 80. Following Is the Ii ~
furnished by Osborne, Tsempef Il I'd ah-
stractors Of title. room II, Boston biloxi
+. T. sander to III. White ct al, tsrti in
Sanders FIRST add 10 Vest seattle, alb II
lots IN said add, sf9.00
!. Campbell 70 g. +. Meacham, lotl. blk
q, Nagie's add, 81 30
r. H. Crawford 20 Lolita Osborn. III -,
blk 2, York, So.
Northern Pacific Railroad Compant 10 j.
I, Clark, se,& Of nel< Of sec Q, tp b. 5.
$751;
J. A. Moore % B. $. Lewis, lot a. blk IL.
Isatona, $500
II. .. sabea to ]. Kendall. lots /. land 5.
Blk q. saben's division Of Green I.aa, $500.
W. Buil 90 r. Wickstrona. lot Il, Six I07.
ID. r. Denny's North Seattle add. <b0.
Southern Pacific Land Company d y. j.
Black. iot 4. blk IS, Southern Paclfk Land
Company second add 20 Des Moiles, 50.
West Coast Improvement COMPANY 10
Amelia Mills, lots 5 and %. blk 50. Gilman
Park, sa1S
West Coast improvement Company TO
Amelia Mills. lots 0 and ten. blk 81. Gilman
Park, $50.
West Coast Improvement Cor amy 10
Amelia Mills. lot II. blk 80. Gilman Park.
sI75.
T. T.. Reese to IL. Cooke, lots rs Il 10. blk
~. Puget Sound Park add 10 Des sfoiEes,
So.
G. r Chaplin to w. Chandler Joe 3 and 4,
biz 81. Inglewood add 81.
+. 4. Sander 90 g. M. Boman, o chains
by leo feet in :. r.. Yeslegs claim $i3 go.
u. Z. Sander 20 Histiogenetie Medicine
Company. % lots in Washington Heights,
30 lots In Albion Heights and = lots in
Dodge a Dodge's add. s. 500
The Seattle Loan anu Improvement
Company 10 Histiegenetic Medl.ine Com.
pany. 30 lots In Washington Ielghts, 50
lots IN Albion Heights and q lots 10 Dodge
Il Dodge's add. S.
T. Holnlberg TO A. scheele. Let IA. blk 80,
Union add. II COO.
r. +. Day 70 W. T. Richards II lots in
blks . aud IL III Dorado add, 1900
r. W. Dickman to f. A. g. Ellert, lots 1e
TO 20. blk II, Bay View add, 500
rs Ne u NtEtt " - tffaHutfRa tot IL btA q
Faegre's I'd add 10 West Seattle. $50.
]. s. Barlow to Jennie Holden. hi int. in
and 70 y lot Q, blk Is. Bells 9Th add. $3.50.
q. W. Yancey TO Frances McEnsire, lots
II and Il. blk |. Southern Pacific supl add
10 West Seattle, 81.
J. 1, Whitney 10 J. w. Hughes, lot 7, blk
q. South Seattle, $S23.
l.. s. J, Hunt to G. r. Conover. - lots
and all Blk q, Banner tract add TO West Sc
aittle. $40.
G. r. Conoyer to j. w Davis, 50 lots In
Banner tract add to West Seattle, $1,000.
A. Anderson TO G. Il. Anderson. lot Il,
blk Q. Sunset Heights add. $50.
Eleanor NJ. Allen to Jennie l.. Pugin, lots
and s. blk 5. Lynch a Shields add $500.
Clara w. Kerr 10 Lille l.. Kerr, lots
and 8. blk IA. Burka's I'd add, 81.
John Hoyts. Funeral.
The funeral Of Mr.. John Hoyt occurred
yesterday, largo number Of friends OF Mr..
Hoyt. including many q. A. r. men. be-
ing present Rev, John r. Damon
preached the funeral sermon. and the in.
terment took place In the Masonic ceme.
seFy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-17
RIGHT OF WAY WAR.
Chances That It Will Be
AmieabIy Settled.
The OPINION or MAYOR MORAN.
He Says the City - Ready 90 Meet the
Railroads HaH way-Afsstude Of
the sorthsrn Paefae.

Mayor Moran, In speaking al the attitude
Of the Northern Pacific railroad and the
city on the question Of risht-of- way. yester-
day said that the matter was now in the
courts, but he anticipated no tEoable in
making satisfactory arrangement Sith
the Northern Pacific for the use OF Railroad
avenue. provided the company II willing 10
do what is fair. On any reasonable propo-
sitson the city would be. disposed 20 meet
the new owners OF the Puget Sound shore
road bali way and make an amicable set
tlenient.
The ecmpany's attorney. Mr.. James Me
Nasght, had signii.ad q willingness TO go
on Railroad avenue II the city would do
certain things. but be had not said what
the requirements were, 50 the city was not
IN position 20 say whether or not Il could
meet the points. No serious obstacle Is
anticipated III arranging right-of-way for
the road, bat settlement Of the question
viii not be reached until Counsel Mcknight
is satisfied that the city is authorized 70 lay
out al avenue.
There is no question in my mind, said
Mayor Moran, las to the eity's right 20 lay
out Railroad avenue, and ! am satisfied
that the legislature viii give the city the
right to lay out ali the streets necessary to
carry on It's commerce. as it has already
given the right TO lay out streets over the
harbor rim, and believe We VIII be per-
mitted TO build streets not only over the
rim. but along and parallel II Is not
likely that the state will insist ora our con-
demHing state land for city streets.
When Counsel Mcknight has fully
considered the situation. ! presume the
council will be asked to consider the propo-
siti0ns prepared
Manager Nadeau said be had nothing 70
say on the subject. as there was no right OF
way now for the Puget Sound Shore road.
the Northern Pacific having succeeded to
whatever rights the former road had. he
thought Counsel Mcknight would give the
matter his careful consideration. and some
understanding might be had with the city
before long
Councilman Durie said the chances were
that the dispute would be compromised be-
tween the city and the Northern Pacific
and the suits Withdrawn from the courts.
In that case an agreement would be en-
tered into CouRsel McNsught had APP
preached the city council with friendly
proposition for al adjustment ri the ques-
ton. and the result was likely 20 oe an
amieable settlement
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-17
NkRY ARnIsTIc woRK.


The rapering. Fresco Painting and Dec
Grating Done By Seattle Firm.
Bake. Cole & 20. have just completed
the papering and decorating OF the new
Tycoon saloon, naar the corner OF South
Third and Washiftgto streets. The paper
ing Is all in LneEslsta- Walton and is. with
out exception. thp finest and handsomest
room In the city DIR in the Northwest. It Is
japanese in cqloring. treatment and de-
sign. aud was pat on and decorated entire
liz by hand BY all experienced artist.
The ceiling Is OF a Japanese ribbon pat
tern with scattered disks, the background
being q delicateI shade Of terra Gotta and the
disks in golh bronze. Small. FER
fectly white buttons are also
represented ON the paper. which gives a
most pleasing appearance and forms a
striking effectI The decoration around the
edge of the csalinE il ia flowers and fruit
divided into glhlong and round psnels, the
main body bling medium shade Of olive.
The cornice Is plastic relief. anu the cove
is IN TURKEYS red with carmfne ornaments
finished In Silver hronze. The frieEe has .
background II dull orange color orua-
mented With flowers, birds and butterflies.
The leaves are picked ont in green bronze,
and the hsrs and butter dies are painted IN
silver The flowers are Of light terra
Gotta color,s and the moulding on the edges
of the friesv and cove are finished In an.
tigue hronEes
The side wcniis arc in large panels, the
styling aroanaS the panels being series Of
intsFlacing discs. painted bright greea,
with the relief seftsned BY a guild bronze
trimming The "a nels are IN terra Gotta,
with moulding OF 1 -seen and gold and the
oTnamsntatian in the panels and corners Is
in a darker shade ~ ter "a Gotta The dado
Is in Tuscan red with els aborate panel work.
representing butterflies, etc. picked cut in
silver, geld and Ere hro,aze The whole
room Is most artistic ia ea ect and striking
in appearance.
In the entrance is also some Of Rake.
Cole s Co.s work. immsdis ately over the
entrance Is panel in which Is painted Ap
elaborate rlhboa work desEn with inter
mtngling noses and an spryopI ate metto.
On the two UPPER panels on the sides
aTs PAINTED storss, ard la the los per panels
are hanging vases - flowsYs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-17
Beautiful level cleared lots near salmon b
Car eaIa kx ~ raress~,r, a 40

Beautiful level cleared lots near Salmon bay
for sale b. w, J. Ferguson 4 Co.
We want everybody 20 come and see the fine
layout OF Eastern corn fel meats. poultry, game.
Eastern oysters, etc ST the Denver market,
secopd and University.
soc al silk 2~velieux dress quality Fsdacedto
Soc * Ie. Chester Cleary.
Fine coah 4 dress goods all reduced a. the
sale. Chester Cleary.
2sc 6na Of Ene cxtrawlde Atwood ladies'
cloths At the sale Reduced 10 zs. Chester
Cleary.
twenty-five aud eighteen carat weddings
rings at Hasye's. Front street
Charles Gosdstein 3 agent for Knox hatx
lou win regret rs long as ron live II you miss
bHyiug few lots in the Bag View addition 10
corner Second and Union.
II you want something nice for you Sunday
dinner so TO the Denver market. corner Second
and University.
Oar prices during the sale viii eeliaSe say ever
quoted on the Sound. Chester Clesry.
Old papers 3 cents bundle.
Hosiery al reduced 81 the sale. Chester cleary
Napkins all reduced at the sale. Chester
Cleary.
sale. Chester Cleary.
The largest stock Of hats to select from It
Charles tfoldstesn's, the halter
Fresh Lake Superior white fish, Eastern corn
the Denver market corner second and Univer-
sity.
Dress goods alL reduced at the sale. Chester
Cleary.
7sc eress silks reduced TO $50 at the sale. Ches-
erCleaF5.
Old papers Is cents a bundle
Spreads al reduced az the sale. Chester
Cleary.
Towels all reduced At the sale. Chester Cleary.
Choice Eastern corn-fed beef at the Denver
market. corner second and University.
Linens all reduced at the sale. Chester Cieary.
F9annels All reduced Al the sale. Chester
GlEary.
Old papers Is cents bundle
Underwear all reduced at the skle. Chester
Cleagy.
cIoaks ali reduced Al the sale. Chester cleary.
Blankets all reduced at the sale. Chester
cleary.
seattle has at last hrst-cl9SS retail market
EVERYBODY invited 20 call and Inspect the Dem
yer market. corner secend and University.
zoe line spreads reduced 70 tic st the sale.
Chester CIeary.
Winding up the business. Our great sale viii
commence Monday. January 6. Chester Eleary.
silks all reduced. Chester Cieary.
Dress goods wonderful reductions al the sale.
Catster Cleary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-17
DAYTON ITEMS.
Inlander. January II.


There are about sevensy-tiv cases OF la
grippe in Dayton. No serious cases yet re-
ported
Pat Russell. of WaIla walls, sold this
week 1000 bushels Of blue stem wheat at
o. cents.
About six inches of sncw fell in this
vicinity on Thursday. We now have a
greater depth OF snow than has fallen since
1884. about fourteen inches
The ice harvest has been raging this
week. and the packers are jubilant over the
fine quality which Jack Frost is providing.
From eight TO twelve inches Is the thick
ness usually put up, although there Is some
Ice being packed even thicker than this.
During the past summer ice sold in this
city for ceats per pound, but il Is not
probable that this necessary article of
merchandise will be so valuable next
season.
On yesterday morning, January 10, 1890.
at 6 10 a. IN. Branch ]. Morris peacefully
breathed his last. On Sunday, while sit
ting in his easy chair reading bis Bible he
was attacked with sinking spell. the life
giving functions just seeming 70 stop. but
the departing soul was retained. For few
hours the old gentleman felt as well IS
usual, but he soon returned TO bed where
he remained until Friday morning, when
the soul departed, just seeming to arise
peacefully from the clay. Mr. Morris was
born in Virginia on February Is, 1857.
While young man he removed TO Ken
lucky. where he married in ISIS. From
there hs moved 10 Missouri in lsl2. to Ore
gon in lsS2. 10 California in 1888. back TO
Oregon in ISIS. TO Dayton in ISIS. Ills wife
died while crossing the plains in ls52. He
leaves three sons and two daughters,
Thomas Morris. Of Rathdrum. Idaho;
Mrs America Hughes. of this city ]. 4.
Morris and w A. Morris, also OF this city,
and Mrs A. w. Sargent. OF Garfield.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-17
THE TROUBLE SETTLED.
President Sander Secures Control Of th
Lake Washington Cable Road.


President Sander Secures Control Of the
Lake Washington Cable Road.
The difference between the two factions
of the Seattle Construction Company,
owners OF the Lake Washington cable road.
with Fred +. Sander on the one side and
q. M. Bowman. DIR. Eugene Jordan, and
Junius Rochester on the other, were yes
terday settled by the former making the
purchase of the bonds and stocks of the
other three, making him practically the
sole owner of the road as well as its prin-
cipal creditor.
Immediately after the contamination of
the deal the interested parties went into
court and.secured the discharge Of Receiver
A. JaeksdH, who was appointed last week,
pending the settlement which was then
under way.
Mr. Sander Is president of the company
and will act In the capacity of general man.
ager He will paw off the indebtedness of
the road and in the spring will carry out
his plans for improving the service, formed
before the trouble arose amongst the stock
and bondholders