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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06
a Good sarsaln.

What Is communist? One who hath
yearuings For equal division of un-
equal earnings. Be- he iiler or bungler
or both, he is willing To fork out his
penny and pocket your shilling.
Even worse than the communist are
the Bohemian oats yeuder, the lightning
rod peddler, the green goods man
not one OF them intends to give you an
equivalent for your money. We can tell
you, however. where good bargains may
be had. Thousands OF the most prosper
Gus farmers in the country willingly tes-
tify that they have received full value for
their money in purchasing the Binders.
Reapers, Mowers, and Binder Irvine,
made by Wm. Deering & CO.. Chicago,
III.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06
School Report.

Names Of pupils in Second Ward
neither absent nor tardy during the
month of February.
FOURTH GRADE.
Emma Bader, Anna Badsr. Gertie KEEL
sey. Mamie soper, Nellie Smith, John
Nelson, Forest Rose. Robbie Rhoades.
THIRD GRADE.
John Houser, Willie Williams, Arvin
Faiknor, George King, Grace Rose, Liz
zie Lenz, Mary Pbipps, Alice Shaw.
SECOND GRADE.
Henry FromaH, Herman Kruger, Frank
Blocker Clay Houser, Dick Evans,
Clyde Hammond, Eddie Craig, Myrtle
Rose. Pearl Justice
FIRST GRADE.
Freddie Slraeter, Hally Booth, Frank
Hakala, Calvin Craig, Eta Bader, Clara
Bader.
Names of pupils neither absent nor
tardy during the month ending February
23,h, ia Third Ward.
FIRST GRADE.
Clyde BavoRsett, Lena Berg, Alice Coed
ison. Lillian Jones.
SECOND GRADE.
Clara Geedison, Maud Webster Herman
Dickerson, Ray Cookingham. Amel
Mootz, thurman Curtius
FOURTH GRADE.
Fred Sleeter, Geo. Cowen, Saliie C0wen,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06
FsEr e.ucar.os FoYclaLs.


A mos; rre0es!bF meyemsft IS
about % Sc sei IN 10 BY THE LADIES
Ho,,R JouE,;A A. Of Philadelphia. I; pro
poses to give any yeuHg g'rl Of IS years
or over who VIII send to i between now
and Janauary Isl. 1891, the largest nun
Der OF yearly subscribers 10 tic Journal
u complete education al Tasser College Or
any other American College she may
select. The education offered includes
every branch Of study, with every ex-
pcnse paid. ;he J5uRS Al agreeing 10 cd
uca.e the girl irrespective Of The time re
quired or the exp euses iaySiyed- To
this also piaued a second o.5er which
guarantees to any girl of16 or over who
secure 1000 ycsTly subscribers before jan
uary ist full term Of orc year al Vas
sar or any other preferred college, with
all expcaces paid. thus making i possible
for any number of youug g.r:s 70 receive
free e,lHcations II The best college. Any
girl can enter into the competition. aud
any such can be thoroughly posted BY sim
ply wri ing to the LADIES Ho4E JoURN
Al. 1T $50 Arch Street. Philadelphia. The
says that 1t has becn led
10 its geurous offers b. the fact ,hattheEe
are thousands o. p4renis throughout The
country anxious to educate their daugh-
tiers, and vet can net afford the expenses.
This step helps TO comparatively easy
solution Of the problem. since il throws
e free education. into he ban2s Of any
bright and active gal. TAG JOURNALS
IS one chat ceste;nly cannot be
too highly commended and praised.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06


The 10 Prog ~ Wiii BE- rer'
dered 4,e P.,s er-e,- church " ed
nesaay. 3I4rchie. $50, ateight O'clock
/. Chorus. selected
.. Lors's Prsyer-TweIve little girls
8. Duet. Teacher aad Pipil. Mrs.
J. W. Gilbert and Air Gee. Potter
4. Select Resiing.-sir. soper.
). Solo. Flight of the Bird"
lHodgc]-Miss clsrk-
). selection-Nr Watson.
:. Quarte;te. Song of,he Whippoor
VIII, (,Yhiie Mrs. Moiiit and Miss
ClsiTsz. AID Mezsrs 1Ioiliti and Pratt.
S Recitation. Jane Conquest, =
Mfs II. McGarry.
8 Solo, "a Hundred Faihons Deep
10. Quanetie. The Lullsby," Ger
r.ili, , Macy-Mrs Glisert, Hiss White
law. Misses Minnie and Nina Sheldon.
H. Original posm. Dodge City aud
blr People, &C c Pratt.
r. Quar,el;e, Good Night Beloved, -
Goiusnti Mrs Gilbert. Miss Sheldon,
DT. Wade and IL. Potter.
-. Social FOR everybody.
Admission fifteen ana twenty five
ceYis.
The ladies who have the above in
charge are not rislaing their excellent
repu sion on anything less than an
Improvement on all previous entertain
mguls Not so boisierously comic in
every part as the Desstrick Sknle, or
Mother Goose. but every portion of the
programme IS attractive, and many OF
them delightfully."- so. \ zoe entertain
mept for 25cts Don't mss it, 1t viii
b., tac talk for two weeks afterward.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06
Laay's Perrect connpanion.

Our new book by De- John H. Dye, one
of New York most skillful physicians.
shows that pain is rot necessary in child
birth, bat results from causes easily I'M
derstood and overcome. 1t clearly proves
that any woman mrly become mother
without suffering any pain whatever. II
also tells how to overcome and prevent
morning sickness and the many other
evils attending pregnancy. 1t is highly
endorsed by physicians Everywhere as
the wife's true private companion. Cut
this out: it will save YOU great pain, and
possibly Your life. Send two cent stamp
for descriptive circulars. testimonials,
and confidential letter sent in sealed en-
velope. Address Frank Thomas & Co.
Publishers, Baltimore. Nd.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06
a Country ldyi.

"lIare 5oa layyou .r-s' asked the city ehlp
OF thc staring farmer man,
For he Thought he world u3- crash tie swain
beneath hi social Ban.
.'dov yas yollr crop When yo4 dag your grass:
DID III weaFils hart your psas:
Aud did the caHker wOru destroy
Your young CT lumber trees.
81 love, good sif, t.. country sir.
From the town fain would Zee
And lose my self in rural dreams
Meath the potato tree.
wouid placA M tsra;p from iis vine,
Thro' te parsniD meadow pas,
And rest beneath tie grateful shade
or the bending cabssge bush.
''oh, fam would be . simple swain
And drive nay yoke % cows,
And reat OF ncoa beneath TIE shade
OF i4e Tutabsgt loasas
Oh, ia liant IN woods f1r III cacaaaat bu-f.
The whole OF the 'iysla Jay,
Or star, at morn With the rasue zoe
To dig tho bills foF my.
And II at the nooncsy grev, ttiat
With ny labor- sirain and ra-b,
7 vngit mix tbe m-'i9re-d' rcioas milk
With Tire mushroom Io SION rush.
Iwoul5P'aek tn5 p'aac p9 iran Pc Piue-
Bgt Why Dr. o1- e5,1.1
Eat i4e.neo m nti sies uiez ihad-
Tce ftriu-- MON ulzles
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06

\ sad Accidcnt-0a last Sabbath
Clarence 3iatkius. eldes. son of c. L.
Watkins, OF Pleasant Valley. southeast
Of Spearville.wldle out heraing vas 10y
some means tbr2y..s .irol1 Us pony and
his foot rena;ning 10 tae strruH, was
dragged 10 death. T other Children
saw and conv, rscd wilH Gimeuce while
on their way to Sunday sehoal, oals
few minutes bofore las fall The pony
ran direct to she barn. which was
only three or four huBdt,ri yards-disiani'
where the failcr seue,i the lifeiess body
of his child. Clarence wss exceedingly
bright ani lovely boy, about e.even years
OF age. a universal fasarile in the neigh
borhood Il cast heavy nali over the
entire community. for who in all this
fencelcss county does not have Ciar
enee OUT locking after their stock. Mr..
and Mrs. aIa;kias have the heartfelt
sympathy Of Inc whole community in
sore he7cavemeci as was eyinced by
the multitude a ssi ard soTroving faces
that witnessed the laying 70 resi- of all
that was mortal es their beloved child
spearerille Blade
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06

The New York store wishes ;o~call the
attention OF the public TO tie immense
stock Of clothing just received from the
east. You will find all the latest styles
in spring and Summer suitings which we
intend to sell at uaheari-of and unpar
alleled low fguFes. II will aifor, Us
much pleasure 10 exhibit them. Yours
truly, SAM WoI.LMAN.
Manager.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06
sHERIFFs SALE.
State of Eaasss, Ford County, s.:
Carrie K. Eatl


vs.
y. y. Bisiue ana Julia Kl.ne
BY virtue OF 4 execution 20 me directed ard
delivered, issUed out O.; the..l Judic'ai District
Court OF tie state OF Kansas, siiiiU. in sni for
Ford Ccuutt-. IN ss'd state, I 80 -, on Sunday
April 9Th, :, D. 1893 81 taa p 'ar % . o'clock p
m. of laid dav. al the CONF. Gau-c door IN Dodge
CITY In the county and ste.r H'1-,rsid. o,fer ~
pghlic sae arc u =. ''Gt b - IF der for cash
in hand the following described real property to-
wit:
Lots 3 s. T. 80, 20 u, y, -, -, Is. IS Il, IS 10
90, q, - =. - ., % =, y. -, 81 81, 81, in
hlocs No: nine 81 sln lementsi plat OF part Of
Crswfo-d's addition. Ford Comfy, Kaus0s. Also
lots -, II. lj IL. Il, IS, 70, - o. p 3 q, -, 90
2, =, III block No iiii ca ti5j supplemental plat
OF psrt of Crawford addition Fori County, ken
sas. Also lots > g. s. 10 II. IL -. Il, 70, &C.
II. 18, 10, - ~. . p, u - % ~ IS %. 30 81,
-, %. a. 81 81, b. 3s So ~ H. y, in block No.
twenty lan supplemental plat OF Psri OF CFaw-
fords addition Ford County, Kansas. All Of said
property as above described i shown by the sup-
Elemental plat Of part OF Crawforl's addition
Ford County, Kansas, now on file in the Office of
the Register of Deeds in Ford Jounty, Kansas.
Said property 10 be sold a commanded by the
said execution
II. B. BELI, Sheriff
Sheriff C!iice N4Icl 5th lSsD
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06
c. 4. AILToS.
W. n. HARPER. : Com.
l.. 4. LAUDER.
OF cOaooLANCE
OF LEWIS POST C. A. r.

WHEREAS. -ComradJ J. A Arment has
been called upon TO mourn the death OF
his father therefore.
Resolved, That Lewis Post $50 G. A.
r. department of Kansas extend to COM
rad Armens that fiaternal sympathy in
this bereavement which only bound to
gather By a common bond of danger and
hardship can feel for each other.
Resolved, That copy of these resolu-
tions be furnished conrad Armen; and
furnished TO our CITY papers with re-
quest to publish them.
J. RIJuDD.
Z. D. SwAs. CEN.
Ii JUNEAU.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06
80 Nnnae -

We have lad sevsgal Gays Of very cold
weather.
AIr. Brown frst ierael school a, this
place closed last THURSDAY viii relue-
tance wesea him leave. lie goes 70 Ea- s..
MT. Wilson is now living OF the nsr:l,
bank of Five Mile.
Mr Hoissngicn assi sir. Shook VIII
farm aEr Hales farm The coming year.
Z. Y. 2.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06

Fox SALE.-A ioi OF brick makers sup
plies. inoulJs. fue doors, pokers. etc
Also enc Eepress machine, c. " Ray
m2nd patent. good as new, for a bargain.
Call on. p. II. SCGEECE,
At tie Secoad HIND S,o.e.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06
Resolutions Of Respect.
CASTLE HALL Apollo LoDeE.
No. 81 < Of p

Note, K. ofP
Dodge Civ. Kas- March 1. 90
WHEREAs. 1t has seemed wise to our
kind Heavenly Father TO enter the home
Of our Beloved brother, Addison Stafford.
and remove from earth 'itile Charlie. the
pride and joy of bis parents, therefore.
RESOLVED, Thai this loage xtend to the
bereaved brother aad h. efe their ua-
feigned sympathy.
Resolved. That these resolutions be
spread upon the records Of this lodge and
copies furnished the CITY papers for pub
!.cation
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06
9 Mystery Solved.

l, has been question with a great
many people for some time how they
could arrange their necessary expenses
and sill make ends meet. Ii you viii
call on Dick Robinson ~ the new grocery
one door North o. the Bee Tive he vii.
reveal the secret OF this long felt wait
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06
ICES s~e.
IL. T = qois rae II cay.

Nr. = 81. i qo,-4 s1-. IL fy.
$50 y s,.-,s
=
A > Aeiosr oghe 5;za u nc '''9
re ASSESSOR "'i- s'''' - . W. -
t''-s comfy.
TIE city council held their regular
r1ceting sat evening.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06

The pastor of the Presbyterian church
will deliver series Of discourses on the
topic, "Christisa Life and Character
There viii he three sermons as follows;
First. Christian Lire,-lts Beginning"
text 3 John 5:f2. Second, Christian
Life,-lts Growth text, Matt, 6:28.
Third, Christian -Christ-like.
ness" text, Gal 419 The FIRST OF the
series win be gwen next Sabbath morn
inc
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06
II JUNEAu.

W c. Sainn is selling hour a, prices
ncver before heard OF. he proposes 10
cut OF I'll profits Tor the next thirty days.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06

Nr. T. @. BrauaEan, who lives a few
::iles north of our city, brought a young
Ash tree to our Office last week which
was 10 feet in length, and is sample of
several thousand that he has growing.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06

" auted property in the county for ex-
change for desirable Denver property ad-
dress Raymond s Poole Is Jackson
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06

Sales are usually
looked upon with a
degree of allowance
by the general pub
lie. But we think the
people Of Dodge City
and vicinity feel that
we do as we adveT-
tise.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06

Mr o. D. Stumph. formerly with Web
s:er and Bond, druggists, left on last
Saturday Tor ST. John Kan; where he
goes to fill the pos ton of prescription
cleEk in a drug store at that place.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06

Werl. -. II . d 7, :. - .
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06

4Ae ASSESSOR wi. syo4 1-g.n work u
tbs comfy.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06

TIE city council held their regular
meeting Sat evcair-.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06

Several papers rs read before the farm
ers convention VIII nc published in the
TEuzs next week Fir. Joe. Mcllicker's
paper on tree culture VIII appear.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1890-03-06

Just as soon as p. II. Sughrue saw ye
editor on Monday morniag he sent for
the cigrs, said il was giil, and had
arrived on Sunday morning.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-06

wooden buildings BE- erected therein by
permit OF otherwise thunder Of ayes"
vas heard. followed by cheers when Mayor
Moran annoEnced the mosson carried
unanimously.
Ex-Governor Ferry moved that Mayor
Moran hs appointed chairman at relief
committee Of fve In speaking Of the mo-
ton. he SAID he had heard that Tacoma
had raised 3fo.oe for Sufferers hy The Gfs in
an boar. This eroueAt thrs< cheers and .
TIGER fcx racomA Nov. dcn1 les u turn
suppsiarts,s = continued ~ speaker. -Lst
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nenced even before ths meeting Of citizens
taking oH bis coat ard working with crew
st clearing away The debris Of his isrEs ma-
chine shops sad foandry IN ordsr TO build
bigger and bsstsr. 6uy G. Phinnsy had
men as work In smoking sTenchss st ths
corner al Front snd seneca streets. laying
brick for splendid building.
Every srchits<s in the cry hsd eontrscts
aor brick huxldings. .and shs tsIesraph o6aess
usss kspt bnsy viii ssdsEs from builders
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away. send il AWAY. I" I'VE dCu't want the
money r. end other like expressions.
Ex-Governor squire rose 20 suggest thai
perhaps il might be weil 70 keep the money
here. but bis voice was drowned IN
chorus OF ~Let Is 60. We don't want if.
We've given IL avay.
Then send II. said Govsrnor Squire.
ssand III make the amount good nyseM-
This brought forth renewed cheers. which
we're continued until alter Mayor Moran
announced he meeting sdiourned.
Ihs huiidane of IL CITY Asd boen CON-
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council decfce ths water fsous gns. and
pincs harrisr bsrond which peivass par
sses esnnot pass I..Good. eood-s1 Iet
this maxsax b sctsled nov. once ant, ior 81.
lCheHAl Maks Fronf strses connect win
0fane s<rees bridge and have n assnue
nve nlIes m length and - hroad - needed.
iooeersl Seattle has nos burned up. The
men-she bone and siseu of Ssatslo--aru
here: Ne have our fsmi,ies: our houses asp
savsd ard II eikhteen months ~ viii have
CITY Rrander than ~ hare evsr darsd %
dream Of move ths appointment u :
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,.ok af,er the poor and sick and those. II
,h~r~ srs any. Who wish - leave the city.
n arch : committee Is appointed viii
ss.rs the subecrspsicn with $50 Cheer ]
Lea me also say ihat. although have only
: few hundred dollars In the hank. my
credit l. good. and III rsouisd ON every
fcos a. ground tAas Vas burned ZAP
piause
Judge Hansosd's motion vas then car
yied uftA shout
@. Morris Hsiier then moved that ne
e. ,iui>s rsnain - they we're. and tAssno
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THE FIRE.


Ihe story which b told this morn
ms mods no elaboration. Our whole
bunineae and commercial distFict, III
very heart and csntss Of the city, mp
wards q atty blocks of business build
hU. = this morning . glowing hssp
= ashes- But sfnsis important bnsi-
ness building. tbs Boston block, isisft
standing Every bank, every whole
eaIe house, every hotel. every uews-
rapR cGtce and nearly every stoEs has
beeu swept out of existence. Property
which yesterday morning represented
upwards q IN milliouf o. dollars has
- utteFiy destroyed. The facts
speak for thsmsslvss. In ths presence
= sucA : calamity u would b useless
- multiply phr1ess. No other Amer.
lean city sycr sulSsrod : Ioss psopor-
eonately great.
hut great - is this calamity thsss
h eood fortune In the TACT that It IL A.
tsndsd with comparatively little psr-
senal distfsaA The rssidenos district
1snean psoceteaily untouched. and
even thoee Whose money Iosses are
eerSlole ase comfortably housed in
sneir aeeustomed homes. il b an
other fortunate 1aet that H. heavisst
loosos uta TN upon thoss bsat ahls
- support them end - fspaaos N
Irupssey Which ~ bsoa destroyed.
On IT, yoet ce thoee vho might -
called ppox tAego = scarcely any d.
eoee noA end - tnaisooe Inosos vlll
~ eeEeeaney aneet mem-
y Ne Deoeeoo bneesuuevea = nfsiees
booWs eeeso = - ebe sltghtest danger
= 4 veH knovn. hnve heroxoforn
soryod only . stimulate our
noopso q No. and eoater -.
Sorts. ana ~ spiyit which has
heroto1ore sustsiusd he city hos
not deuerted ~ n this hour of ca.
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U1D A3ooe - N1go - Oolp
- oseur1n~ rIev 1sew
q: -. rs.-......e
-. .. a. e. /.
pessees - ~ keeee -
Sanssy-1As Vert - pe11ek
s.
=.
- J 80 - = y q 4 !. q 4 r.
+. llsS - ~ u c ,s1 . 49,. z
ss..F - -, . - !. >.
- s..'s ~ - 49, 80 -
a r. 80 +: 80. -. n = "a
; ~ ~ ssps1 =
I1 .. 8. : !. Is J. = '...... -.
= - mosning aasss ~ - e
y "A. Ilo - ca.y 81 4. 80
d. N : 9 ~ -
~ ~ ~. h. . i. .'.'s. n. = $500. ~.
es - 2 :. !. 3,
= :. , i 8, e. s.s.e.e'-
= -. w. 9 = !. 1e
4. : ~. so ~ l.s<
I'd ! 80 nee a. = - 81 n =.
spafat = :
{ ~. 3.
49,. :. ca..o r. J. J D ~ !. ~.
49, sae 4 g ;. - ). d.
- nAlns M - 49, -! -
i segc1on q g s0 !. e.
4 eslonss nancy ~ y :. -! :!
yoz.1t ene q sc.solA 3 J.. }. b. q
nlfnsn ene are hmsse 80 NneseI
prseue eRoen sooeto - N1o-
e!faagnesneo'
@Qen z. doyt wne - 1ret
eueeeeeed inst ~ nfe unsh -
night ~ suspenoed tor nmlteo
tof yeers - - eompa psoD.
~ y build okfcks might p eQeH
s - - prevens mauy xQm e04os
81 = chorus 81 mo! mol Ne UnSe
n hre hm1esP ~ fesuSnea
~ pare q ~ room. Juogo111ye
tor tne financial inefasntong 81
Nhich - n part repreoenaeo, evesy
oeot - build g lxIek oney
- turuiohoa = IL FULLEST enoNey =
n5D, end u - toW = roee - loool~1a
- - ~ no 'fVo oplnlooo -
Hoyt, "oo eno peopoetaoo - 0o&o
10ooo rogpoeooh1o ma 4ooomk ~
1e We uoot to6o1 q -
q eolam1oys - -
1o q eooofo v1El - -
- 1oesthaf q th1y haso n1u1o 1o1lo
- danger faee4 them n the - -
1&in nvo yeax1 they Will hayo bulle = ~
N1foh VIII ston4 toeeVor @ = monnnnonf -
1lelr oato1petse fApDlaues.1 Intno Noek
= 1Utu ld119 too4(1e - hanks may - ~
pended % - ~ with II thoir poWeg.
tApplause.
Three cheers Tor ~ hanks voeo eivea
with Wilt
Colcuol q. Hoezia Haalee tolleWod WITH 3
finG1ne opoocA, oppootnG ~ osoctton q
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Tur Posr-lSrxILIexscEa was among
the heavy losers BY yesterdays firs.
la general Offices, its presses and its
full equipment Of heavy machinery
have besn destroyed. But wehave no
thought Of more than . temporary
embarrassment which We feel assured
The public wiil cheerfuliy overlook
The paper IL temporarily housed in .
dwelling as the northwest corner Of
Fourth and Columbia streets and viii
b issued every day. but for the pres
sns In somewhat diminished form
New machinery has already been
ordered by telegraph and We hops to
b able within . very short time TO
present to the pahiic the Pesr-IsrxI-
lasxScxa in it usual form.
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ssdseniy came the CRY al the opera
house il on Gre aas xa arrow a fame
shot up fron the naEsard roof Of tAs
en.Iztsax IN answer 70 the cry. BY sAis
tine the neany block Vas In . seeshins sea
Of nazzs and u was cut Of me question fog
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-06

Ats O'Clock the scene became indsserih.
able. The Ore had len the San Francisco
store . mass Of ruins. and bad passed into
the Onion block adjoining. On The oppo-
side Of the street every building was on Are
AID the heat was % terrible that no more
there The side streets were black with
peoplo carrying their posses.
sions 10 places of safety. Goods
piled Ia the centre Of the street
caught on nro from burning brands. The
asr was fall Of dylnx boards. sigus ana
goods thrown from the buildingx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-06
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No EFFORT was made 70 save goods frou
the San Francisco store; but from neasl
every other building In the street, mel
chandiss wss carried and piled ii
the center OF side streets. and ioode,
upon drays which blocked the strcct1
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-06-17

Mr.. Ross-Aud / suppose you have
brought your wife with you!
Mr.. Young-Yes, never go to any
ball without her. Do you see that lady
dressed in white
Mr.. Ross-Whst That beautiful
woman with such magnificent eyes
You don't say so
Mr.. Young-Just so. Well, my wife
is the one next TO Munsey w eekly
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-06-17
&;&

and estimable lady of Prescott, Ark, writes
under date OF April p, 80: During the sum-
mer of 1887 my eyes became inhamed, and
my stomach and liver h0pelessly disordered.
Nothing ate agreed with me. / took chron-
ic diarrhpa, and for some time my life was
despaired Of by my family. The leading ply
sicians OF the country were consulted, but
the medicines administered by them never
did me any permanent good, and fingered
between life and death, the latter being pre-
ferable TO the agonies l was enduring. In
NAV, 1888. | became disgusted with physi-
clans and their medicines. | dropped them
all and depended solely on Swift's Specific
rs. S. 81. few bottles of which made me
permently well-well from then until now =