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The Delta independent., 1890-10-28

writes the Judge that il Is as fine both as to
appearance and favor "a t- bad ever seen or
tasted und asks for pr T,e com nodity
~ the case.
The Delta independent., 1890-10-28
Silk Drapery Curtains,

Uph"l.serins Goods. Fringes, Tacks,
Gimps, Etc.
at GALE Bros.
The Delta independent., 1890-10-28

Money to loan. on ranches. ehs,tels or per-
ssnsi security
A. r. KIEo.
The Delta independent., 1890-10-28

Miss Nay Ingersoll visited her Essaisati
home last week.
The Delta independent., 1890-10-28
School Fixtures,

Desks, maps, charts, globes etc. at
GALE Bros.
The Delta independent., 1890-10-28

Three years ugo Mess
bsessAae interested in E
Chic for q number Of
fnuy tribe. The.
fifty, two year-sld ss,
otl,ers. varying from
length. They new III
which they nre readily
cents yer. pound.
The Delta independent., 1890-10-28

Arc Tea TIRED OF HAULING
WATER!
Secure one Of those cheap Surface or
Tongue Greek ranches. for sale by
BLAcHLY 4 BALDWIN
The Delta independent., 1890-10-28

Belt. city property for sale BY A. Il. King.
The Delta independent., 1890-10-28

n. n. STEELE. Register.
The Delta independent., 1890-10-28

I'd Kellogg
nj semitic
Frs Of the
hut time
"fCarp.
u Ut tweAty
The Delta independent., 1890-10-28
ISSUED EVERY TUESDAY,
NOTICE.

TUESDAY. OCTOBER assA. 1890
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uiaostone wil be 81 next month. Both of
.nem are strong. full of vim, and in the
iunness OF their mental powers. Gladstone
- pariiamentarian and publicist: Depsw
Is lawyer. railroader and business man
MAIDSTONE is more learned scholar than
Depew. who is a more nimble-v;tt.d
man than Gladstone. Gladstone
mas been prominent fipurs
LOT nearly as many years as Depew
mas nved. In the activity of Depew and
uiaostone there is no surcease. Gladstone
Is one Oh the most voluminous authors of
tne age: Depew has not been what CARLYLE
spoAe u himself as being. "a maker of
s,,oSs, ~. ne Is more OF a banqueter than
oiaostone Is Both Depew and Gladstone
are men OF courtly manners. but Gladstone
Is less GENIAL than Depew. Both are own
ers OF estates, but perhaps Depew is mora
anuent tnan Gladstone. Gladstone NAV
De premier OF England, and Depew NAV
YET De candidate for president of tns
Uhited states Depew was a student at
aie; Gladstone al Oxford. Both
u 'nem are churchmen. Gladstone
20 saiu 70 be the master OF seven
tongues; but Depew's linguistic genius is
boundiess. Gladstone is q Hameri. srS !;
Classical erudise; so is Depew. GIads;one
mas oeen junior lord of the treasury.
nIemper oil the privy council, secretary tor
the coionies, chancellor of tie excheouer.
ana prime minister; Depew has been an
assembly man, secretary OF state IN tnc
s'aes OF New York, minister to Japan. ana
president OF the Union League Club. Glad
stone can enlighten his hearers on almost
any subject; so can Depew. A statue of
~ zone was erected twenty years ago;
raised.
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SUSPECTED FEMALE sMUGGIrR
silks and Embroideries Seized From
Her-A Probable C..S~a

Silks ana Embroideries Seized From
Her-A Probable Confederate.
omcer a. I. Holden yesterday seized
salise containing quantity of valuable
silks ana emoroideries in the possession OF
boy at the city dock. For two weeks past
ne mad noticed the woman LANDING from
the City OF Kingston on It's ar
rivai from Tacoma at 10 O'Clock
every morning except Sunday, accompan.
leo py the boy, who wears military cap.
Inc boy always carried valise similar to
the one which was seized. The woman
and boy would return to Tacoma by either
tram or steamer in the afternoon. Mr..
holden suspected that there was some-
thing wrong about the woman's pro-
ceedings. and yesterday afternoon, when
the boy appeared at the City dock
about i 80 he took the valise aud opened
1t, despite the boys objections. He seized
1t and its contents and waited for the wo-
mans return. He learned from other
sources that the woman had been on board
the Fleetwood just before the boat left at
O'CLOCK. but had come ashore again for
some reason.
At ESQ the woman appeared and was
instantly requested by Officer Holden to
AP'oth hci OusAiccS. one gave Der name
as Mrs. Abdeinour and said that the goods
came from New York, where the duty had
been paid, and that she and her husband
had store in New York and had in
tended to open one in Tacoma. but that her
husbands sickness prevented their doing
So she claimed 10 have Sold goods in Sc
attic to several prominent ladies, whose
cards she showed. She claimed to be a
missionary and said she had visited Mrs.
President Harrison for three weeks at
Washington City last summer. She
strongly objected to going to the custom
house. but was taken there with the boy.
Deputy Collector Alexander held the goods,
but let both the woman and boy go.
Mr. Holden's theory is that the woman
has q confdante on board the City of
Kingston, who brings the goods from Vic
toria. secreted on the boat, and that he de-
livers them to the woman at Tacoma,
where the customs officer leaves the boat.
Even If the goods are not smugged, he is
satisfied that the woman is peddiing in
Seattle without license. The woman and
boy left tonight for Tacoma.
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A BIG WOOL FAILURE.
The Rittenhouse Mills, of Pas
sale, in Trouble.
EDWARD II. AMMlDowN DOWN.
The Largest Tea Auction House In Amer.
lea Assigns-Texas wholesale
Grocers Embarrassed.

PAssArc, n. j., Dec 3.-The Rittenhouse
misunderstanding Mills have failed, with liza.
biiities OF $500 0e0 The assets are said to
De somewhat less. The failure was brought
about by the embarrassment of other
houses and the low prices prevailing in
the wool market
The firm is one of the largest and best
known houses in the wooden trade in the
country II was organized IN 1879 by Ed.
ward III. Ammidown, Charles H. Ammi-
down and s. A. Clark. William Barbour,
OF the Barbour Flax Spinning Company
mas been appointed receiver. The selling
agents OF the Rittenhouse company in
New York are Ammidown & Smith The
head OF his house is Edward II. Ammi-
down. and it is reported that the import
ing and commission firm and Ammidown
personally are heavily involved in the fail
ure OF the Ri,tenhouse company. Tue
business of the manufacturing concern has
been poor for long time, and the mills
have lately been losing money steadily.
NEW YORK, Dec 3-The evening papers
say that at the regular auction sale of teas
today Richard NJ. Montgomery & Co. an
nounced that their firm was in course OF
liquidation. owing to the late financial
stringencies, and had been put into the
hands OF receiver. 1t was further an
nounced that stock company. to be called
the Richard NJ. Montgomery Auction and
Commission Company. will be Immediately
organized. Montgomery said the creditors
were entirely satisfied with the arrange.
ments George s. Coe. presidant of the
American Exchange National bank. is re.
ceiver. Richard NJ. Montgomery & Co.
are the largest auction brokers in the tea
trade.
GAINESVILLE, Tex. Dec. 3.-Brady Bros,
wholesale grocers have failed. Liabilities,
500 900; assets, $4,000.
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Preachers Hot After wanamaker.
Pitlshurg Special


Al the session of the Sabbath Association
western Pennsylvania today Postmas-
sf'0enerai Wsnauaker was severely criti-
sed oy the Rev. DIR. George, of Beaver
aus A resolution providing for the dis
apnhlng OF church members who are in
MY way connected with Sunday news
papers was under discussion. Mr.. George
do not let Us overlook an evil
saleh 10 my mind is far more gigantic
ssn the sunday newspapers. / refer to
United States mail service whics is
sa sseo oFenly on Sunday. AT the head of
- stsiee Is man who has long been
witch church work as the teacher
.. p.oie class, and who is looked upon as
~ s,seienuons, consistent Christian. Yet
es - Man, an elder or deacon in the Presby-
rn canrch. lends his official indorse-
49,. 70 most fragrant violation of the
- ood ana man. Let the church be-
aisciplining this man. Let the
H.. OF his church or his pastor go TO
~, a aua Tell him that he will either have 10
{nas irom the church whose sacra-
[,.sa Lea vows he Is so clearly breaking or
r. PROCLAMATION putting q stop TO
In. 10 the government mail service on
H.. SABBATH. Mr.. WAnamaker knows he is
ran elder" '''01S's as
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Mrs. Armour's Accomplishment.
Chicago Eyenino News

OF all the rich women of America Mrs
Philip D. Armour, of Chicago, Is the house
keeper par excellence. She is complete
mistress OF all that tends 10 make home
best, most beautiful and most attractive.
She Is particularly well versed in the art OF
cooking. and many of her leisure moments
are devoted to originating and preparing
choice dishes. Mrs. Armour's recipes are
famous among her friends for their never
failing excellence and are in great demand
among all the wealthy young matrons Of
her acquaintance.
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Adventist Meetings.

Elder r. A. Underwood, of Cleveland,
O., in connection with Elder ]. E. Graham.
OF Portland. Or, will begin q series of
meetings tomorrow night in the Seventh
Day Adventist church, corner of Thomas
and Poplar streets. The subject of dis
course tomorrow evening will be 1.-The
Armor of Light" on Saturday evening,
The Wedding GARMENT" on Sunday
evening, THE Christ Jesus as Revealed In
the Bible" All are cordially invited to
attend the meetings. which will begin at
7.30 O'Clock each evening
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No Use.
Chicago Tribune.

All was excitement on board the ship A
beautiful maiden had fallen overheard.
Throw her rope!" shouted hundred
voices.
Willing hands seized a rope and threw IL
over the side of The vessel. 1t dangled Just
above her head. She made brave effort
10 reach il, but was unable TO get her arms
ABOVE her head, and with a wild, dispairing
shrek she--but the pen sinks from It's sor
rowfui task. She wore q tailor
made suit
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Not So Awful Funny.

i NSN j OK lines
man from Noonsocket, obliged to visit
~ on business. timed his trip so as 70
s 10 hear Marx Twain lecture at Ire
49, Temple. By some Misunderstanding
~ - the day. and happened in on
49,. Ar. Joseph Cooks lectures. He
u 70 The long discourse without dis
~, ag MS mistake. thinking ali the time
~ W lv lecturer was the famous hum orist
49, IS return TO Woonsccket his fan "
a., s. .,.a hin as TO tue lecture. "Ws +.
49, was asked. IVA l." slowly d
psa me Traveller. ''it WAS funny, bug
III SITS so desperate fnunv.r
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asst OF ALASKA SALMON PACK.

me signal Arrives at San Francisco
With 1900 Cases-Turbulent Chinese.
Fan FRANCISCO, Dec. 3-The steam
Ehooner Signal arrived last night with
P1Voo cases of salmon, the cleanup of
Alaska fisheries. Captain Pendergard re-
Por's lively riot among Chinese cannery
lands in Bartlett bay. They thought they
ssre to be kept up north all winter. and as
result a mutiny occurred. The Signal
''fsed and quelled the disturbance, and
evehty-three OF the most turbulent China
men came down on her. They were as
oiiet as lambs after they found they were
bound for CIVILIZATION.
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HUNTINGTON CALLS A MEETING.
No Agreement Signed Yet by Railroad
Managers and Bankers

New York, Dec. SC P. Huntington,
president of the Southern Pacific, has is
sued call for meeting of railroad off,
Gals and bankers identified with railroad
interests. He stated that no agreement
has been signed, and no provision or infor-
nation in regard to the purpose of the
meeting is contained in the paper. 1t is q
simple call for meeting, and nothing
more. No meeting or conference has yet
been held. and no result reached in regard
to the formation of new association, al
though the street is flooded with schemes
and agreements which it is asserted have
been contaminated.
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TOOK HIS WIFE AND CASH.
An Excited Citizen Wants An Abscon,
ing Lothario Arrested

An Excfte0 Citixen wants An Abscond-
ing Lothario Arrested.
Three excited men rushed into police
headquarters last night few minutes be-
fore 10 o'clock. and one of them wanted an
absconder, who had run away with his wife,
arrested. He said that the absconder and
his wife had left on the S:45 train for Ia
coma. and that the train would be due in a
few minutes at that town. A telegram was
sent to the Tacoma chief of police giving
names and description, with instructions
to arrest and detain the couple. The three
men were headed into the detectives room,
and when they came out they shut up like
frightened CLANS and would not talk No
names were given.
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The Delay.
New York SUN.

maid-Quicsi What news? The
minister says he won't wait any longer,
half the guests are gone, and the bride has
just tainted away. Where can the groom
be?
Usher--It can't be helped. / just sent
messenger over 20 his house, and he sent
word back that he wouldn't wear a ready
made tie for anvbodv
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Returned to the Laws Clutches.

Thomas Carroll, saloon-keeper, was last
night arrested ny Lieutenant Sullivan for
assault with deadly weapon. A warrant
was sworn out before Justice Rivers last
March, but Carroll left town and could not
be found. The saloon-keeper showed up
on the street last night ana the lieutenant
arrested him.
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II see that Boomer has made big haul
out West He bought tract of land, di-
vided it into small lots, and sold them off
at big profit
but where did he get his money to
start WITH"
He worked his way out there as porter
in Pullman car"
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His Reply.
~. ~.

Fiery Anarchist (sinking his voice TO an
impressive whisperl-My friends, If the
red-robed angel o. war should sound
through his b. azen trumpet tonight the call
to arms 20 fight the battle for your l,ber-
ties. what would you say in response9
Excited Hesrer (near the door,
Louder
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Maidstone and Depew.

u New YORK SIN.
s~o most prolific spesch-makers In
sagaage IN these times are Chauncey
aei Depew and William Ewart Glad
Mr.. Depew is IS years old and Mr..
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-29
::::'C::z5zEM,A
chi. 10

When an infant my body broke
out all over with an eruption or rash,
which became more aggravated as I
grew older. Every noted physician
in our section was tried or consult
ed. When came of age / visited
Hot Springs, Ark, and was treated
by the best medical men, but was
not benefited. When all things had
failed I determined to try S. s. S.,
and in four months was entirely
cured. The terrible Eczema was ell
gone, not sign left; my general
health built up, and l have never had
any return of the disease.
GEO. w. IRWIN, Irwin, Pa.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta. Ga
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QUICK CURES WITHOUT DRUGS.

DIR. j. ID. MacLennan, Gil Avenue G,
treats all chronic and complicated dis
eases, Of whatever name or nature, with
out the use of nauseating medicines,
painful surgery or dangerous treatment
The most hopelessly cases taken and
cured after all other means have failed
Consultations free. Charges moderate.
The poor remembered. References
given. % If
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ALAMO PLAZA, SAN ANTONIO
ShiIo's Catarrn Remedy.

Prof. Loisette'e Memory System Is
creating CRATER lntrest than ever In
all parts of he country, and persons
wishing to improve their memory
should send for his prospectus free as
advertised in another column. 6-10-tt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-29

$4,000 will buy a nice two
story brick house and a good establish
ed grocery business, centrally located.
JNo. T. HAMBLEToN IL Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-29
LITTLE OF EVERYTHING

Have you lost, found or want
anythingP If so, advertise in the DAILY
LIGHT, and 1t will be made known.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-29

WANTED--Ioo,o 900 Live Yank-
ees to come to Texas with their capital to
develop the country, ambush the old moss
backs out.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-29

Daily San Antonio Light the
cheapest and best afternoon paper in
Texas. Delivered by mail or carrier
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REMOVAL

DEM0yAI--RIcHARD SEvfSs. JR. CIVIL
IL enginser. hea removed hss Once from
room s. Bcsson block. 20 rooms ID al. 2S and
JIG Butler block. nrss noor
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Notice to Creditors.

Tn THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
i county. state OF Washington.
In the matter of ths insolvency of John Holland
ana John Jeseem, Co partners doing business
under the arm name and style of Holland d
Jexsem- No s2bA
To the creditors Of said John Holland and
John Jessann. Co partnerx. insolvenss:
Whereas. an order wa made by the court
herein on April ~ 1850. requiring all the credit
orr OF said insoivents who may have any claim
and deman0 against said snsoIveats TO show
cause. IL any they can. before this court on the
ID day of June. 1890. al 10 O'Clock q M, in the
forenoon Of said day. why an ASH gnment OF shs
inseiveuta estate. ~ prayed Ia said insolventa'
petition, should not Be made and said petition
ers he discharged from their debts.
Now. therefore. you and ali OF you are hereby
notified 20 be and appear on the ID day OF Juno.
1s9o, ~ 10 o'clock In the forenoon OF that day,
before the Hon l. J. Ilchsenberg. judge OF said
court at the courthouse. In the city Of seattle,
in said county and state, and show canse Why
the prayer OF the said John Holland and John
lessen, insolvents, should not be granted
Dated May lat lS9o
fseai.f NJ. N HoLxxs, Clerk.
By A. YouSs. Deputy Clerk.
I. HuLsErHiR, Attorney for Petitioners.
Rooms andA. sehsuerman block, Seattle. waah.
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nFFIcR OF THE SEATTLE a EASTERN
~ Construction Ca To TIE ssoca EoasiersS
Nosace IL HEREBY given sasf pursuant y TIE ~
laws Of sAe company the aaausi meeting al tns
stoSk a. ters OF the seattle 4 Eastern Gonsxynr-
ten u I'll he held ~ the osxe OF tksc eora
pAny. ~ the esfy o. seattle, waah3nrse2. a. u
ocAcek n, "a THURSDAY. Mag ~ isses sos the
ra~po~e 81 eh<ssiRx trustees ter sas easssnS
year and The rrsassetsan N szzen o<ssr s0kine0
- may Legally con< e<fsre the EeefErs
JOHN CRAIG. SECRETARY.
seattle. Asgsi u "a
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xssrxEExs AND CONTRACTORS

Gan FRANCISCO BaGD6E coMPASY-Ex
- ssneers sad contractors tor hrldxss OF ever
asescriyssos. wharf na l1snx. pale csxvsne drsds.
snT az3 steam snoytz exeavasiux. rzAns AMI
spccdeace soliested- otsce foos Of yacksoa
sfrest. SEATTLE. waaa.
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CLAIRTOTANCE
NTgE LAyEE, NOTED CLAIRvOYAST
ANx trapcs medium. Consult Der on al sub
iecsS. Te 10 past present and future salts
f&esson guaranteed. or no ray. cimensiA house.
Sn Third street, yassors Il and Is
NgMK ALEso. THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
vi voyant and medium Mallory hosse. Third
and James. Hours. o. m. Go p n.
ARA FARKER-iSDEPENDES SLATE
vi writer Business medium and lie reading
csaisvoy ant; developing circles, Tuesday snd
Friday evenings Hotel Ia Pierre. I.Ds Sccoad
street ROOMS and
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Miss NJ B. coeHRASE. FORMERLY or
vi san Francisco VII. ofsen . schoo. for giris
and yonnz ladies on Wednesday. ASrl Is. ~
the halldsug now ocsnpsed by she Coaxregs-
tsonal e1Errh, on Third street. GEAR University.
Rates Of tuiFion per meath from = s. ST. &c
ex.rdlng To grade. Referencss-Jadge J. p.
Hcss. s<aftie: Ms George ksuansss. seattle.
Gsasssa CaAsies tssssfsEi. san fsaae sea
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SEDRO.
fsatraI Addition to Sedro
- esning city Of skasit County. Thsspo.
ksue Fails of the Pacific Coas1

euEDRO n the center md 0af3ee q he
lneet lumber. mining and Agricultural
- IN the state: 70 on the Gkas1t river, the
SEnefj0n Of the Fairhaven & Southern, g.
~ Northern and Seattle. LAke more 4 East
p uilrosda
cunernl addition embraces p1steea tn acseo
= cTfrot and Is locased. - the name fndics1nG,
- center Of the city.
{ g1be frip to sedro. II win ply you. and boy
- iolees prices advanc9
In b this edition vii b pat On the mas.
RApm %. 1850
Z. =, ,rfees and terms address J. COMPTON 4
~ - 3. r. TROWBRIDGB ~ The Pair, -
~ g. H. L DEvIN. eedro.
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NOTICE or DISSOLUTION.

THIS + To RTTry That THE FIRM OF
i Aleesxsy & kF4Hs has this cay eeer Dis
" 4 by mutual consent. Joseph krAns sssusa-
lns al see-s sd co2seefs 81 ssetev sIe said
arm. JOSEPH KEACs,
NICK MfCHAELY.
Seattle. May l. fsaa
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nrEES CITY pANciSG ACADEMY CHS
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