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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-26

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-26
n SCELLANEOUS.

BRICK YAaD-ons Of the hsst equipped brick
yards ON the Sound. located ss Twslvehi
point Everything is in good working order.
The owner would prefer 70 ssii fourth or half
interest to . reliable and practical man- This
10 . rare opportunity: $1,000
Coal LAxD-Sso acres Of coal land Ia TIE Ros-
lyn coal beit. in Eittitas county; so par acre
sHlxsLH AIII--Locafsd on salmon bag water
front: latest improved machinery, capacity.
1000 per dag. $500
BRICK cxAY--Fiss hank Of clay for brick
n king parposeA In The heart OF the city; five
loss: 81 ooo
l1xr PxorTErr-z2us acres At Port Lanxden,
orcas island. With 90 nnlinitsa supply OF lima
aud valuable improvements To close mp "a es-
tate this viii be sod a. sacridee-
To Be GrvKx AwAY-we are authorized %
donate toas acres CT vsser froas On unson bay
for . sawafll vita capscisy Of so,nsn feet
HcrrI roa LRAsR-Tas Olympic hotel, new
ami we'll nnished, supplied With al modern
csnseale.ces. sor lease tof . long term.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-26
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

sourH SECOND srnEEr-FIll lot ON South SEQ
oud street. between Main and Jackson; $4,000
soUTn TURD srxRET Brisk building. three
seories and basement corner Of soutA Third
and Main streets. leased for 81 400 Per annum.
This b on gFoand lsassd for v years q t2oo Per
month: So. Soo
FRoxT sTRxxr-Tvo lots. corner OF Front and
Eagle strsetR Tho inade will b seld separately
for ~ 900 and the corner for Go.oo0
FaoNT srRs.r-Full lot ind thrse-story busi-
ncss block on Front street: renting for 100 per
annun. Price S2S,o0a
Fnoxr ernExr-Thirty feet ON west eide Of
Front street, between Madison ana Gpsing;
teAON
'FRONT.' efH.sr-cornef los and feur-seoey bud.
ne0 block (beside . residence In the rear. on
Front street Building rsnts for $500 per an
mum Pncs e3so00
FRoxr eTKExr-Two lotA southwest corner q
Front and Seneca streets: . hns businsss loca-
tom. The corner wfli hs sold for $4,000 and the
inside Lot for 1eo,o0o
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-26

TvKISrH sT11xr-Tve lots. northwese comel
kfvslfth and Columbia ssresn: s7.ooa
TENTH s1REsT-Tvo lots fi3o fset squass).
ncrtheast corner Of Teath and stewart stxsees;
sG,ooA
SEvExTH sTRxxr-Tvc ioe. southv ose cognas
u seventh and Battery streets; tSo0a
LAKE, Uxfox-Douhls corner In Ma Pontius'
addition. near electric road, overlooking IAke
Onion: can Be sold separately; 32.soo
pxror sTnEEr-Thfee loes on Depos street op-
posits Judss Lchssnherk's residence. with
magnificent view; t2ooa
RoY 6nxRr-choice lot On Roy sreee, IN
oneen Anne Town; el.soa
SIXTH sxHxEr-Building ate on Sixth strsok
near Union: 1.60o
MADISON sIx8xr -Doable corner uwo lotx)
block and half from Madison street. sdjoinins
Esnsoa addition: si.4o0
Nos HIrz-Doable corner in Mob Hfll addi-
tion: H.oCo
RxxroH ADprnox-Choics lots in Rsnton -.
ditton; O.ooo
Dxr0f sSHssr-High, slightly loes O Depot
street, wess Of Broadway. $50
N1AR MADISON erREEr-Lon IN Edes 4
Xnixht's addition; MA
N8An MADISON erRxEr-Cognes lot ftrao.
0onala adjoining Rsnton addition: Soo1
BIG1Lov's ADpIrIos-Loss In Bigelov's addi.
don: e40A
TExrH srHEEf-l0 ieet square ana small
house. southeast corner Tenth and Cherry; The
choicest resideuce property in Seattle: Q.So0.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-26
HOUSES AND LOTS

YKsLxR AvKxUK-five lots and i've good ..
room houses with bsth-rooms) on Yeslsr ave
nue.: sl7.ocd
TEMPERANCE sTREET-Two lots and eiehtroom
Queen Anne house, hard finished. with base
ment, gas. electric hight, water. burglar alarm.
barn. fruit ETC.; second house north Of George
Kinnearis residence. PYice. sn.ooo
eIxrH SrRngr-Two lots with god residence.
northwest corner Spring and Sixth streeh;
SiI.0oa
NINTH srRKn-Loe and new double house
and six-room residence. northeast corner ol
Ninth and Spring sfrectA The three houses
rent fog 800 PER month: $1,000
JOHN erRKxr-Iot containing three good
houses. corner OF John and Dexter streets: 7.soo
LIGHT srRxxr-Full lot, with new nineroom
hosse oath and pantry. ON Light street, near
Republicans: $500
LonsARD HfaxKr-Flvs room house. with
bath, o. Lombard street. two blocks from cleo
trio road: q, a0
FryfH srREEr-CoGy cottage on Yffsh street.
near unien. With fractional lot; t.7so
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-26
ACRE PROPERTY.

MEHcEa IxLAED-Iy7 acres Of waaer front On
Mercer ialand a $50 PEI AGRA
RAvRSxA PARK-Twsnty acfes Of rich beaver
dam land, drained and cleared. almost adjoin.
ing Ravenua PARK; 2.0oA
uxroN BAY-Thirty acres north OF Onion bay,
on the line Of the Seattle, Lake shore . Eastern
railroad: o6.5eo.
NosTH ssArrLE-2Aoxis2 feet cleared and
fenced. adjoining woodward addition: $500
GRKxx LAxK-singis acres In Days scre gar
dons ~ Green Lake. $500
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-26

New lace custAsnA sSsss<F SAssas'
Neu hosasxy. cAsssss cssAry.
-. ,>saise' eheGfss and draverA handsonssy
tysnnsd Chester Cseasy.
rr,aay and saturday, orsnsns says 81 s.assi =
err aud ladiss fsrsisninf Ecsss -. 80. 80.
1ev uAsss seoaa cAsssss cisAry.
NJ YsnAyhs pcans sirnra chsss<f caeAry.
rrsday ga sAlsrSay. efssins Gays e ~, n,.l =
- ga ie<ls~a' furussAsnS ecusA Nsliss
Cneessy. soeshsass corner rhird aud -
Nsv leass fsrsiaains eesA cssssss ssssxy.
- 5000 ETA IN sss has ana CO hne 9
.~Se,;~s $500, ~ Aassee. SseeeS afsse
- 49, baoc1
- Wilma cAsssrr cieary.
M ssneAaus p<rcaasa Chester cssAsy.
- lnssess sspek - bass - ssseA ~ -
r.se,srn tScsAserfa'A - hAssex
- r.ntsf nauhs ecvnA Chester cssAy.
80 hneua CAouDss C7eaSy.
cAnraus 0csdstcsa . aesnx fsf Ancx -
No. eanouna CAssesf C3pnsy.
- 1cenel euxnl CAsshf CseAxy.
o11nmm = ono o1n9A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-26

Nondey evsnlng. - Tie Weed house,
Justice Miller unitsd IN marriage Henry
Chambess and Annis Trise. q Gilman.
The law 6Ym q Shepard, Smith 3 Lyon
VIII move on Apsil into their handsome
nsw quarters In rooms ~. - and q. Seattle
block
Thess will b = meeting of The woman's
home today u 3 ?. m, In ths paflora Of
u. :. church. corner Third and Marion
streets.
Richard Msvins. r.. civil engineer. -
Doston haoek. he's secured tAs contract for
survsyinG - the townsite q ean de Fucs
i,16o aosss. and has opened IN ofacs nsar
~ nsw wharf.
DE-. Hcsscs =. Msrkd, recently from
philadelphiA, Pa, has bssn appointed
physician ond surgeon for the Columbia q
PUGET eounG railroed. and viii hsgin his
du6les ApEH I.
President McDonald. q the estsop Rail-
way Company, Who lsft here yesterday for
Shelton, on March ordered . forty-ton
teu~wheel locomotive Tor his road. and sx-
pects d - arrive daily from Philadelphia.
J. q. TsRguson, associats member 81 he
lnslitute q Civil Engineers, and J. c.
Crate. lato q Dsnves. Colo. who HIS hAd
"a sxpsrtenes q twelve ysars - . practical
architect, havs formed partnssship -
consulsins snGinssfs and archttscts.
Nessra Paul o. Burns d Co. 3 sale a $50
loes b Woods Green Lake addition 10
Seattle vs. very successful About 100 lots
wsro soad. lsaying balance Of ninety odd
lots. which VIII b disposed Of. commencing
this morning q II O'Clock and continuing
s,ut0 aid
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-26

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-. ~ 1870 ard he became =, ansered
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1911 ;Ssss ~ I fracture extendins fron.
- 1-.1.s n. q - skuIl six lhnhae -.
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"a 1 Ssvrieee 8 ~ hospital & about half
- I HsedAv nieht DR.. r. L. Smith
<ss1 oeedeneoi. skilIod sursoone. vero
$500 4. ~ aft>, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the -
S.Se - rs,formed = onerasion a III
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~ seena snas We sentiment IN me sown
"a s1oeg against MIN mat ~ feared
= seps We prisoner IN Fort haketey
naens sne causens would take ne law u
SeR own hands and lynch him.
1hs prisoner Was brought over on the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-26

sc oENrS NIGHT CoWNS
We received . large tine 90 gents ntxht
sovna nicely trimmed. ~ 7sc escA Chester
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-26
GREAT BARGAINS.

Henriettas 40 inches wde silk finish, latest spring
shades. Ill wool, reduced from 81 to Toe per yard.
Henriettas, 40inch, latest spring shades. actual
value TOO, now SOC per yard.
Hsnristtas. black 40ineh, splendid vearsrs, worth
75c, marked 60c per yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-26
snUGGLxa noLT's sLOOP.

ne 0evssnnsat WIN Use - Aiaska
- Cus1sus Cruiser.
Inspector a Customs Aathson. Of II
coma. and Ben Thompson, Of this city,
tsfs for Port Townsend yesterday il the
sloop Alaska. seized from Andrew 4 Holt.
~ smuegisr Who was shot The sloop y
70 b ussd BY the government - . cruiser
ont from Port Townsend and around the
San Juan Islands on the lookout for both
opium and Chinamsn- Inspector Hsshson
wnl command her and viii have crew Of
three ssamen TO manage her. She Win 60
into service Immediately.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-26

+ c. Benson. leading druggist Of 0skalcosA
Kan. sayn: sChamheslain's Cough Remedy y
he only kind ~ In my hosse Ihavs handled
it for yeas. and know Il 70 Be infallihle for any
ordinary throat or lung complaint" Those
who have nsed IL Longest and azs hsss &C.
eusinssd With In valuable properties know that
h never disappoints them, and that it b an
eussttonably the best and most sMciens prepar-
alton for coaghaI colds. croap and vhocptng
cough there il in useL
For sA1e BY all druggistk Stewart 3 Holmes
Drug Company, Wholesale agcntas
oes Salt LAKE City under head of For Sale,
Real Esaate. today.
Who keeps the largest stock Of nne wines and
champaGnes In Seatslee Haley. Glenn Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-26

~ bssRsins IN real ssssss - eaimen BAY -
cat,berr D Gardner. room 4 I1evsliyn-psiss
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40 iNpIA sILKs

re received LOO pieces India siika 100 nev
shaaes 10 selecs trosn a es aysd ehesses
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-26
INNRrANT

We received Loo psscss Of new eo'crinEs "
sish and wuclea dfras fabrics. trimmth8s W
matcn Chester Cleary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-26

Tae las, car 90 Trent street road VII leave
Front ana chsrry - II e'sleek p m sA'ssaAs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-26

The dsuing cass juse cenplseei foe H. great
ct Improvements In eeuesa1 -, bot sepectei
ana oiaeipctivo tcatmree Of excencnce. which
render then unappsoochahly superior % or,ii-
Rock Ioian1 Soan wsst Of the Ai..sun rvss ON
ord af0sr Nar0A - 1850. and win tmger the
csovning es0ce q pssfectaea 20 y. eelid vesti-
ess sSrvssH dinine eas 0osvics between Chicago
an0 Denver, ColeeoAe opstnee aa0 Rueolo. Inc
Rock lsiand . the en1y line thas runs two vessi
ssso % 6euves, ls d not only the fast line. but
a e sleo the noUe somp3etely equipped Of al
She COLORADO roa0a, with elegant day coachea
Pullman sleoDoes. ~ reclining cneaf cara sn0
sho nnsst dinlng cars In NE world
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-26

HExsrircuEp rtoUSciS0s
~. .-xspsx,.s no pieces eli zee patterns. fnii
,.nrsh soc ssc. h. NS aaa u - chssses
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-26

n Proud Roeherse Doase.
Oae q she coutempefary poses asks IN:
"whesu - ~ bright giFls of the pastf" Our
own obesrvaticu n that some Of them afe 3D.
minisossins dcsss Of Chanberlatn's Cough Ram
cay . Ne hSlxht Gisls Il he future
Fer aAlo b. Il druogieA stewart Holmes
prv9 Cnmnony vhoiooale aeontR
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-26
AYPKAL surf rxKD.


A verdict was returned BY the jury In the
suit q y. B. Code aeainst hobart Brown,
awarding the plaintiff e175 damages. A
motion WAS made BY plaintiffs attorney 10
set aside the verdict
A verdict was returned In the SUIT Of
George w. Young against w. A. Morse,
giving the plaintiff $500 damages.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-26

Judge LichtenberR granted divorces b
Mollie Bigelov Barnes from her husband.
Sidney Barnes, Qvths grounds Of habitual
drum kennesa and uou-support
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-26
rApLx LINENS AND NAPKINA

TABLk LINENS ANu NAFAtN
We received 80 pieces of table iinene ana
COO dozen uapkius direct from Belfast $50
los Of table oets which - 80 Offering q speciaa
pricca Chester Cieeyys
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-26
SALE or rowEA

0ALE or 1OWkIN
We received 80 dossa ell hped tcwsn dsrccs
fro1 Delfost New patserne and euess linen.
erec1ai Uensacn b made Of one lot, en nm
dressed dne al linen MUCK. GOOD MA - izsse
each. Chester Cieoxy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-26


- WIN Be- held in PORT Biakelsy on
saarsdsy afternoon at o'clock. and the
=. John +. Damon viii otticiate. The
fmsnt viii be made in the plat Of Kane
aeeee. No. s A. +. q A. N.
Frederick Freeman, the murdered man.
- IN American by birth and one Of the
~asst settlers on the Sound. He was So
sen cd when he died. and Il Was In the
1856, when he was ~ years old. that
urst struck this part OF the country.
&c ssorted in the sswuiill business and was
ssmAn OF the Port Ludlow sswmiil when
burned down. He occupied . similar
osacon IN Port Madison and has been con-
eeed With the Port Blakelcy sawmill for
last ten years. He Was well known eli
- NE Sound country and respected for
many good qualities. When . youth
injured one OF his knee-cars and has
- sisghtly lame ever since.
N matrimony the deceased had Sad ex-
ance. He married when quite young.
ad had one child BY the marriage. Bat
- vie obtained Q divorce from him 10
MY soms one else. and his child died
vsen quite young Mr.. Freeman Was
eoanens in the Masonic order as well q
= NE Order Of United Werkmen.
=. Williams, the murderer. Ii compare
Wy unknown in Port Rlakeiey. He came
uom San Diego. Cal. about ak weeks
- where he was engaged in the same
inesa He came originally. however
s0n Brooklyn. New York. He Il unmas,
"a and not popular with his associates In
mfh In appearance he Il not striking
ne small man II slight proportions
IA. ~ dark compaexiOn and dark halr. ard Z
sondy mustache. He ssms s1unned
y - nos ssalin IL ax1ont q hiDos1mn
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-02-22
HOW'S THIS /?

We, the undersigned, have known
F. j. Cheney for the last ID years aud
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out all obligations made
by their firm.
West & Truax, wholesale druggists.
Toledo, Ohio.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, whole
sale druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
E.. II. Van Hoesen, Cashier Toledo Ma.
.,tionaI Bank, Toledo, Ohio. -.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucus surfaces of the system
Send for testimonials free.
p%Sold by druggists, 70 cents pei
bottle.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-02-22
Cost OF Making Butter.
Hoard'B Dairymnn.

The cost OF producing a pound OF
butter must depend on so great a
number of varying conditions that the
experience of no one man can be TAX
en- as q guide for others. There are,
however, two primary principles
which govern everywhere. .
l. The cost of butter per COW will
always DO affected by the amount the
COW yields. For instance, IL q COW
Yields only 150 pounds a year, tho cost
per pound In some respects Is more
than double of that obtained from a
cow that yields 300 pounds. The item
of labor, stabling and to considers
bic extent feed also, Is nearly, If not
quite the same with the first COW as
with the second.
9. In herds of COWS the cost of but
ter per pound is affected by the size OF
the herd. Ten cows producing 200
pounds each in season will require
the same machinery aud room that
will herd of twenty having the same
relative production per cow.
Two thousand pounds Of butter will
cost more per pound in many particu.
lars than 1900 pounds. The proper
ton of cost will also be varied greatly
by the perfection and handiness of the
stable and dairy house. A Mr.. Hop
kins of Buffalo, N. Y, with q herd of
fifteen very fine dairy cows that pro-
duced an average of 1872 pounds per
COW, says in the Country Gentleman
that his butter costs him IN cents a
pound to produce that which sells for
an average price of 50 cents.
Another dairyman says his figures
arc all wrong and that 1t costs him "A
cents pound the year round. We
would not wonder if It did. Take
some of these foolish dairymen who
really prefer q COW that will yield l25
pounds to one that yields 300 pounds,
and we doubt not they are paying a
cost of 30 to 40 cents for all they get.
1t takes from $50 to $40 to keep even
such low down cows a year; and re.
turn of only about 100 pounds Of
butter makes the article cost dear. In
all these fine points it takes brains to
figure where the profit lies. Not one
farmer in q hundred to-day can tell
what his butter costs or the cost per
gallon of bis milk product. AS busi-
ness men this should not be.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-02-22
Natures Temporary Victory.
Kanana Civ NeWA.

It is q dismal picture Of the state OF
the Isthmus of Panama that the Unit
ed States consul at Colon points in his
latest report to the department OF
state. The glories Of the days when
the De Lesseps canal was lined
throughout it's length with tOiling
men, rumbling trains aud busy ma.
chinery; when villages with hotels,
gay stores, Aaring saloons, dance
houses and gambling hells abounded ;
when the harbor of Colon was crowd
ed with vessels and there was work
aud money fer every man, he describes
with enthusiasm and regret. And
then he goes on to tell Of the desola-
ton of to-day thus:
EThe isthmus had become habitable
before the advent of this reckless
throns 1t was not. And what has be-
come of it all? Vanished The peo-
pie have all gone, business ia dead on
the uue, 1he local traffic Is dead, the
line of the cana, -Once-only short
while agO--the IiVsiicst place on the
globe, is dead; the rank vegetation of
the tropics Is growing denser, 1t
seems, for the rest Il has had, hiding
from view railroad trains, dredges and
all the paraphernalia Of the CA1aT con.
tractors, who left their implements of
all sorts as il work were to have been
resumed in the morning"
Will another De Aesseps arise to
touch with a golden talisman this mel
ancholy tableau of the impotence OF
mans efforts against nature? VIII ut
some far distant day the palms, and
vines, and towering reeds he cut away
and the level bed of the great ditch,
the rusty machinery, The whitening
bones Of the h0rdes Of men who gave
IN their lives to the demon Of tropical
fever be lald bare? Who can tellI !.
Thut ct sOmesaime great ships will
pass from the Mexican gulf to the
placid waters Of the Pacific ocean no
one can do1bt, butsNvhetlier Il will be
by the French foute through Panhtna,
the American route through Nicaren-
qua or by that astounding conception
Of 4 great eng ineerss genius, the Eads
shin railway, time alone can tell.
1 - =
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-02-22

A railroad train of fifteen care
would be required to convey the food
and nourishment which a man blessed
with a moderate appetite consumes
from the time of his birth to the day
when he attains the age Of three score
years and ten. Such at least is the
calculation which has just been made
public by Dr.. kuhueman, one of the
principal professors Of the University
Of Berlin. a.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-02-22

The Kansas City Globes grand
souvenir edition of forty pages, pub
lished on the 10th inst, reached US on
Sunday. 1t is an immense paper,
carefully prepared and neatly printed.
When we consider that the Globe was
only one year old on the 10th inst. we
are prone TO inquire how it could pos
SHY turn out a paper of such vast
proportions and great value TO Kansas
CITY. But the Globe is q phenomenal
paper as Kansas City is a phenomenal
citT.