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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-12
THE BETTER IT GETS
A well-Known Geologist Gives Ven
to His Thoughts

TACOMA. June ll-Dr. Willis f.. Ever
ette. a well authenticated geolugist SAID
to a HERALD reporter today:
I'VE have large quantities OF hliumln-
Gus Goals in this Puget sound basin. and
new hedges are constantly being discovered
by our proSpectOr>. The great KoslNu
mines. the CarbonadO district aud South
Prairie aud Wilkeson sections aud the
new discoveries lately found near Palmer
and the Raging river and Black Diamond
districts. all give large quantities ol high
bituminOus coal. with here aud there
traces of semi-anthracite.f flint -bituminOus
Goals aud mineral coke. The vast beds of
coal In the Bucoda district are. however.
not in the hilumn0us grades hut are ot
the brown coal family. They are. how =
ever, OF high grade for household iuel
purposes The Skagit river districts
furnish au excellent supply OF many
varieties of the best grades of bituminous
Goals: and. in fact. the farther north We
go In our Puget Sound basin. the better
Ia quality aud quantity do our Goals he
come
on the head of the Cowlill river are
outcroppings of secondary strata which
cary seams of free burning bltumluous
Goals and this outcrop of secondary
stratun.s j. deposits OF conchoidal brow u
coal aud enormous veins of lignitc~. Oue
of these liguitic >tratum> can be- traced
distinctly on the surface for over "a miles.
There l. also On the headwaicr~ ~ the
Cowlitz river a large deposit 81 nara.
| ninty coal tlucally called an anthracilrl.
which /, probably debituminilcd creta-
ciuus coal. or ilnty hiiumlnou~ coal
resembling anthracite, hut containing
considerable htumen. Back OF Olympia
and the hilly ad iacrnt country are large
bodies uf very fair bitumnous Goa aud
also good brown Goals have been iuund
there. Also. In the country lying
/ between Chrhalis aud Grays harbor
enormouS beds Of clay aud SEAMS
| of brown coal have been discovered mixed
| In with veins of iron ORES. limestone ano
graphite. In fact. the only large dcposl T.
of graphite or plnmhago known in th'
Puget sound basin in the country lying
between Ceutralia aud the sea coas
/ Surely a fortune awaits the lucky capltdl
ist who will develop this graphii" hr"
perty aud start a new loca Industry: lh'
country surrounding Port Townsend an'
Rellingham bay shows evidences ui Goa
i'm paving quantities. and there T. ~
reason why those section, cannot produce
all the coal necessary tor Tie lurl pur
noses of their districts. IN" olAupl'
range has undoubtedly large deposits 9
tertiary lignites and brown Goals. VIII
evidences of secondary aud even paleknl
stratas. aud from the present surface il
dications have no doubt hut tha' va
fields of coal aud iron ore stratums WIZ "
found ia its a vet unknown lnt'lo
mountain pateaus aud wooded Nali'A>'
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-12

The other day u grizzlcd old sinner on
the chain gang was overheard harangle-
ing his fellow -shovelers on the labor
question. Said he: I'm a kickin' agin
this we're ten hours a day. I've ben on
every chain-gang Of any consequence In
the United States and never know'd EN-
To work men morn eight hours a day.
Eight hours is an honest days work an |
go in fer Stric construction er the law.
We er Standin' our lah.r OIL agin ~ much
money at 81 much day. and blast me ef
I'm 81 goln to stand it, Soon's ever git
outen this I'm agOin 10 sue the bloOmin
town. you hear me, an Ill have dam
ages Ter every hour over eight hours a
day that they gimme. That's old SilaS.
Then he spit ON his hands, lifted q few
more spooninls OF dirt about two ieet To
one side aud made his speech over again.
The city authorities are trembling
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-12
Some Old Cuiios

For quaint and old fashioned curiosities.
such a. coins, medals. bills, etc, l.. n.
Griflin has host. Among the most prom
inent Is meteoric shower stone found in
Mr. DiXson's brick yard. in Burleigh
county. North Dakota. aud picked up
while red hot. II is ball shaped. with a
small handle attached. and of perfect
stone appearance. Another is a bronze
globe Of the world. mounted with an
eagle. aud presumed to be about one
hundred wears old. This curio was pre-
sented To General William II. Harrison
by General Winfield Scott. who gave it in
time to friend. aud through this person
Mr.. t;riiiin became it, pOsSeSSor. The
exact age of the bronze globe i not known.
but il Is u fact that IL is the finest produc-
tion of its kind ever brought to the Sound.
liesides these Mr.. Griffin has old coins
aud bills of every date aud description.
aud takes great pleasure In giving their
history and date. The ease designed for
their exclusive use Is constantly crowded
with sightseers aud il is well worth the
study of an hour.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-12

Hotel Fairhaven-C II Flauda. seattle;
G. * Barumle aud wife. Ellonsburg: " {
Fairchild. T. !. Ilallawcll. \ q Freisk.
san Francisco: Nelson Bennett. Tacoma:
ChaS u Wells. Penn Yam. New York: J
! W Fusuuluus. Penn Yam. New York; II
G. Ilapcuburg. Dundee. New York. a j
Fence. Nhaicom: Mrs Cunningham. Ia
coma: Ice Wheeler, seattle; W \ Nc
Dnuaid. ~rdru: Juo : Howell. san Fran
cisco. Mrs Hines. Seattle. { u Marks,
Marine CITY. Nevada; Il livlngstnne,
Portland. & T. BRA I'd, seattle; VI "
Dawson. 81 Louis: Il u smith, seattle;
\ + Cahoun. Schomc; w j Dohhie, Glas-
Cow. scotland: Jas Thompson. Laduevs;
/ + VI Hancock. MrsG \ Hancock, Miss VI
/ Hancock. Tacoma: W l. Hilgcr. Port
| Hotel Npndome-l l. Brown. Ellens-
burg. Wash: J Ilciloy, Minneapolis; q
n Homer. Tacuma & l. Barnutt. seattle;
! ID Kemler and wife. Pcndlcton. Oregon;
! j j Conner Cumberland; George Hemp
stead. San Francisco.
! Hotel Monteznma + Mechanic. Ia
coma: \ l. Mechanic. SchOme; j j Cam
ron. Chicago: - X Juslec. Ubedam: q
Geo A Kline, W Anken. Tacoma; A ID
Bcnder. Dubuque. Iowa: j ; Auburn. New
York. : + Kelley. Cincinnati: j Mccoy,
Arizona. W - Forrest, Akron. Ohio: 4
Ritusback. J y Richcy. Baldwin. Texas:
II Hudson. Detroit, Michigan; y G Wal
ker. San Francisco: I VI Gribblc. Ia
coma: u W Browne. Portland. Oregon;
Mrs G. y \ Hughes. san Francisco: j )
/ Eastou New York. Geo Easton. San
/ Francisco: Harry Greene, J VI Pomeroy,
/ Kalamazoo Mich: : + Kelly. san Fran
/ cisco: T. g. MAIDEN. Arizona: j Brown,
/ II Louis: Hiram Mason. New York.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-12
PERSONAL

NJ. p...-it..,., gt.,,,b ~ ,La c,.a.,
Northern. will be- la farhaven in few
DAYS.
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Wa "''' "' "' ''H '''''
&. :. Rice. editor Of the Plaindealer.
left last night for SEATTLE pn land business.
20 he absent several days.
A., ..,.t.t. l..
Ni'N' i'ahs' |" ~ ha> u''n N!sl.lns i :"
Nrall" l"l 'n' PaS' N''N, ,'tu, ,i h'u .'''. -
husin,.s
T.. y. Mdlo. an old ilNef man oi thls
city, VIII leave lpdaN Tor upper SOUND
points Ia hfhg back steam TOW boat iof
use on bcllnsham bay aud adjacent
ports.
NJ N.ls..,, p.,,,,,t accommodated hv
h..r mn, d',t'bt,.f aud Mrs I,rel,stei
'.,, ,,,.. ,,,, a., i.,iri,a,,., with Nr Henn.ti
i"it ,r,,...,to, ',,,d ,sti,rnsd tn Tarnna nn
,d.....,M'',,i,',, M t,at
WV
Me,-rs. Nelson Bennett aud III.
ihump.uu went up To New Westminster
yesterday. uu business connected Win the
northern diNlSun al TIA" fairhaNen aud
southern railroad.
~ r.,,.i. tt,,.,t.... r.,,,,,,,d l,o,,. v..s.
-. M,, ,i,n, .S,s NV ~ nnuths .hs"mc,. in
Wi""F' 49, w" ii,''t T. -, -.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-12
A General Sensation

PORTLAND. Oregon. June ia special
from Olympia was published this morn
ing which said NJ. {. sullivan ana [. -.
Eames were implicated In giving s,,., s,,op '9 i9
education. The Information has created
ouite n sensation ia the Office of the
1'hlels detective service here. The report
saws: 'To the editor: Insert the journal :
morning Olympia special from me
hook on trust which refers 10 the
bribery ease. Eames sstrenuously denies the
charge being mixed up In the duty OF the
work aud said: II have wired the Tri.
bune. at Olympia. to the extent that /
have noticed their special. originating
from the report regarding the teachers
steal. and emphatically deny knowing
anything of the matter whatsoever.
This matter Is attracting public notice
generally. aud from present indications
there win be- something brought forth
which will cause "A wild sensation.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-12

Contractor Katz. who is furnishing the
artillery salyos. which echo aud reverber-
ate roar aud roll around, semi occasion
ally these days, was more or less stunned
yesterday by the manner In which an ell
derly gentleman from Bellingham Heights
approached him. Mr.. katZ's men had
Just sent of volley Of shots in the rock
of the cuts he is making and the old gem
tleman came up looking very much as If
he had been rocked in the cradle of the
deep and still had his sea legs on,
"Iou must stop this thunderin noise
the ancient said.
Wherefore" was asked.
"Well lust because you must. We peO-
pie in this neighborhOod are not going 10
stand this Internal iarring and shaking
and cannOnading any longer.
why SIR said Mr.. katZ, 1--WE are max =
ing way here for a great railroad and this
is u kind of work that has To go on. do
You want to stop the work of connecting
The city with the east?'
Connect or no connect that noise has
got to stop. We like to see railroads built.
but when 1t comes to adding the eggs
under setting hens. souring the milk in
the udders of the cows and making the
rats afraid to 90 into their holes. the thing
Is going too far. sir. and il has to stop
"All right" said the contractor. Il can
understand how YOU are disturbed and
VIII St't W nat tdil Dt ublf. bu Nbuluu
mind IL we used noiseless powder would
you?"
NO sir. that would be all right and We
will thank You for IT,"
well have a few charges of the noisy
kind. which l. 50 expensive that We don 7
want To lose IL. will use that up, seeing
that I've got IT, and in the meantime " III
order some of the "Suaviter In Mode
brand that wouldn't disturb You II You III
the blast with match"
I'VE shall be very grateful. said th'
old man and he ambled of looking quit
content and happy. But the chances al,
he will think that ''Suaviter In Modu'
brand has been delayed. en- route. heior'
the end of the week. or he may q Scovc
/ that Contractor katZ has told him fair!
tale. AT any rate the blasting will con
tinue with the "Fortiter in Re" brand u
giant pulverizer and the FairhaNen an'
/ Northern road will proceed despite addle'
eggs and sour milk.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-12
Through Car Service

Sr. PArL. June 1.-THE formal an
nonncement of arrangements for through
ear service from Chicago to the Paclllc
coast over the Chicago, Milwaukee ~.
Paul and Northern Pacific railroads. was
made today. II goes into effect ON sun
day. According to the time table through
trains will leave Chicago via VI lwaukee
aud 81. Paul at 800 pm. and arrive IN ~.
Paul at 1:3O pm. and leave over tue
Northern Pacific ~ s:l5 q. M; arriving ln
nj Seattle at 1875 am. aud ~ Portland
Ma Tacoma at $3.50 pm. the day iolIo"
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-12
A Rpicv TeleQram

Fred Hughes l. walking ON high heeled
boots today from the fact Of the following
telegram:
this city today Happy as clam.
i. W. BAuMGARDNER.
Mr.. Baumgardner is the manager of the
j. l.. Hudson clothing house and Miss
Anna Connolly is a sister-in law Of Fred
Hughes. who is so well aud favorablv
known In Fairhaven business and soc al
circles. Through Fred's influence this
Young couple may be prevailed upon o
visit Bellingham Bay and make II their
home as hundreds have done through the
same influential means. Fred says Fair
haven is bound to catch the old and the
Young. aud new married persons are no
more oblivious To a good thing when they
see II than the old and decripit who have
fnrgotten the halcyon days Of wore.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-12

special 10 tue hthAih'
SAN ANTONIO. Texas. June IL lniorlna-
tion has reached here today from 70,
Cruices. New Mexico. 10 the 'hrcl ihai
small poy i raging there, one hundred
deaths having occurred from the dread
disra.e within few days. It is alleged
thar the newspapers aud authorities 81
The town not only deny the existence ol
the disease. but permit men Who nave
small poN In families to serve ~ jurors.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-12

Mrs. Frank Leslie Of this city has
paint ed two beautiful flower pieces Ia oil
which are shortly to be raiiied. one :
bnnch of calla lillies and the other Is
snrnv of Ia France roses. Both Of these
pieces, which are faithfully aud artist.
cally done. are Handsomely " framed aud
siX feet high by two and one-half feet
wide. The pictures are on exhibition al
the Exchange saloon-the Blue Front-on
Harris street. where full particulars may
la nht aimed q ncerniuQ the rattle.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-12

The steamer Walla Walla. just before
her advertised date Of departure from
San Francisco. had the misfortune of
bursting her main steam pipe, aud conse-
auently was delayed. However repairs
we're made aud the Walla Walla sailed on
the morning of the 9Th inst, and Is eX-
pcctcd in Fairhaven the latter part Of the
week. She Is well loaded with bay goods.
besides carrying large passenger lis.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-12
Telarranh Your Wants

A letter from Getz Brothers Il Co.. of
San Francisco. dated the 9TH inst, says:
The steamship Hayden Republic VIII
leave Mission street wharf No. |. on Tues
dav. June Il. at 10 am. Receives freight
daily" Fairhaven shippers should do all
that Is possible to load this steamer aud
thus encourage her TO remain In the trade.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-12

=. ID. Helms. of Pottsville. Penn. who
owns consid .rable property in Fairhaven.
has Just purchased the shingle mill on
Wilson and Twentieth streets. The. mill
will be carried on by a lessee. Mr. Helms
is making an effort To interest Others WIN
him In the erection Of splendld bflch
tnin a masonic hall. A building OF that
character Is so much needed that IL must
snnn he erected.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-12
Food for Reflection

The values real estate has been nowhere more marked
than on Puget sound Cities which few short ago were
eemng hives of industry supporting happy and peo
pe Here on the lower Sound history will repeat itself and on
Belngham Bay the foundation of great city already LAID IT
floods come that foundation will not be shaken here is s
fine opportunity choice property SUI n FAiN-
HAVEN is the Watr Fron and the history OF all marle
cities shows that the WATER FRONT aay first utilized Trade
manufactures all demand it. hence 1t does not nee
much discernmen grasp the situation . ,u.
Ncmtan
the lots extremely % within
snowy will be pleased " show intending I"" w
We also the N to !" found IN Il"
ERED O. PEIIIBOEIE Il 81 CO
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-12
Travel with Comfort

The Union Pacific is the only trans
continental line running free reclining
chair cars aud Pullman tourist sleeping
ears from the Pacific coast To the East.
For particulars. etc. call on or address T..
y. Ellis. general agent, 746 Pacific avenue,
Hotel File block. Tacoma.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-12

For European steamship accommo-
dations. Pullman sleeping car reserva-
tiuns aud tickets to all points In the
United States. Canada and Europe call
cilic Railway. 74G Pacific avenue, Hotel
Fife block. Tacoma.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-12
stop at Salt Lake city and Denver

All classes Of tickets reading via the
Union Pacific to the East are good via
Salt Lake CITY aud Denver without extra
charge. Il. r. Ellis. general agent 7i6
Pacific avenue hotel Fife block Tacoma.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-12
NORTHERN PACIFIC deal
They Have Purchased the
Seattle, Lake Shore &
Eastern Road
And will Complete Its Con-
struction as Originally.
Planned
Tacoma in a High State Of
Jubilation- --Other Gen
eral News

The storm of yesterday dislocated the
wires in many places throughout this
region and thus the llEEAIp's telegraph
news was abbreviat this morning.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-12

Latest improved closets always ON
hand at Horizons. the plumber aud gas
filter. Tenth street
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-29

The ratio OF divorces to marriages In
the United States Is one to twenty
eight.
In st. Louis II is claimed that the
replacing OF horse cars by electrically
propelled cars results In saving OF at
least 40 per cent.
A Pottawatomie Indian with wife
and ninc children drew si06 for each
member OF his family at the government
dIsbursing Office at Topeka the other
day.
Ten million young whitcfsh from the
government hatchery have been placed
In Lake Superior this season. and Is.
OOO, 900 moro arc 10 follow. About
5000, 600 OF the whole deposit will prob
ably survive. maturing In four years.
A New York minister is securing a
greatly Increased patronage In the mar.
rlago line from certain classes because
he asks In the ceremony: "Blank, Will
you take this lady as your welded
wife" instead of twill You take this
woman" etc.
The grave OF Governor Marmaduke.
OF Missouri, IS unmarked In the public
cemetery at Jefferson City, and the re-
mains OF Judge William Scott. one OF
Missouri's greatest jurists are said TO
rest In a horse lot at Scotts Station, In
Cole county.
A floating American exposition IA tho
scheme proposed by George :. Bowen,
OF Now York, for tho odiiication Of
South America. He wants merchants
and manufacturer TO ftout a n ship with
n varied collection OF American pro.
duets and send an expedition to South
American ports TO Introduce the goods.
The rage for decoration grows In New
York. Wealthy families leasing expen-
sive apartments often put many thous-
ands OF dollars upon tho walls. A ten
ant with five years lease In the Da-
kota fats has spent $1,000 In decorating
the walls OF his apartments One OF tho
tenants OF tho Navarro flats spent $780,
600 In interior decorations.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-29

"Oh. bnt Moss" cried the old man. IN
alarm. don't git him till after the cir
Gus. fur he has promised 10 take me.
But tell me how this happened an then
I'll git axe M chop you out
wall. will. This mornln' dressed
myself fur the weddln', an happy us n
lark started on over TO yo' house. Out
yander met that scoundrel Andy. He
commenced to graduate me on winnln'
the gal; said that he ulster love her. but
didn't no mo- an wound up by sayin'
that be had bottle or mighty flne Ticker
down in here He lowed that Ioughter
nave little 20 brace me agln the solemn
ceremony, an | thought myself that /
did. so l agreed 10 come of down here
with him Said. he did. that he KEEP IL
hid SO the fellers couldn't drink Ii up.
Wall, after walkin awhile we come 10
this place an axed him whit IL war
an he owed. he did, that he had made
Il to cure some hue tobacco in--lowed
he could cure IL In thar an not feel that
some Teller war a goin' 10 steal II.
'Thar's the bottle In thar says be.
Go in an hep yo'se'f' come In an
took up a bottle that seed layin down.
but as IL sorter seemed TO be fastened to
something. | pull IL an then hearn
suthin drap. Lookin' roun' | seed that
door had fell benin me. an had me.
Then seed II all. He had fixed a trap
fur me an had me. but you bet I'll git
him"
Not till after the show. Moss; fur
the love OF heavens not till after the
snow"
"Whut show?"
"Whv. the one that's TO be over at
Shady Grove--rale show, with HOSES
and SIGH"
You don't tell me"
"Yas, sub. an beautiful gal rides
one of the HOSES.
wall" said Moss. after a momcnte
reflection. "ef that Teller will take us all
10 the show well call IL squar. but you
bet il is mighty good thing he's got
suthin To fall back on. Now git me
out. '-0pie y. Read. in ~ Y World.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-29
ats bscszo never had chance. Mr..

ats becazc never had chance. Mr..
Dalch."
"Oh, you have Jest had as much
chance as anybody. Chances don't come
10 mans house an holler halo al the
fence; they lie hid. nm Of you want 'cm
you got 10 skeer cm up. Woncer Why
Moss don't come orr
''Mebby he's In the other room with
the gals"
Just then Lib came out and asked.
dad. have you seed AlossY
''No; lowed he war with you"
81 ain't seed him an IL Is dun past
time. Wonder ef he thinks woman kin
wait all day to be marredf Somebody
20 out thar an blow the no a an II he
hears Il he will think It's dinner time an
come up. sho."
They blew tho horn. but Moss did not
come. II wonder whar he is. " said the
old man. He never failed 10 be on time
befo'."
oh. | reckon he's dun forgot It,"
Andy Moore rejolned.
"Wall. | must say that weddln' Is a
putty thing TO furgit." the girl replied.
you air too putty thing fur me ever
10 furgii," said Andy. bestowing upon
her look Of melting tenderness Now
look here. Lib. he don't keer enough for
you TO come. SO you marry me. Thar Is
jeslIce OF the peace. aud he can make
out the papers.
"Ob. no. KANT do that. Hes well
fixed an you ain't got nothin' much.
i've got IA COW that he KANT tech.
Yes. but he's got six feather beds
that his mother give him..
wall, but I've go shuck mattress
that amt To be sneezed at unless you We
got powerful bad cold"
"Whurs the use Of talkin nonsenseY'
rald old Dalch. You amt good enough
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-29

The Christmas edition OF the Cosmopoll.
tan Magazine II ono hundred thousand cop
les, and contains n features never before at.
tempted by any magazine, consisting OF l2s
cartoons ii ON tho brush OF Dan Beard, the
famous artist, who illustrated Mark Twain'i
book, 'ihc Yankee at the Court OF King
Arthur" These cartoons are placed at the
bottom OF each page OF the magazine, and
are "Christmas during the Eighteen Cen
turtles OF The Christian Era" with yaria-
tions, showing the way in which we modern
Christians carry out some 81 the chief texts
OF the Christian Gospel. The frontispieces
Of the Cosmopolitan have become noted FOR
their beauty. That for Christmas Il not be-
hind anything that has preceded IL In artls-
tic merit.
An excellently illustrated article Is one
on teapots, by Eliza Ruhamah Scidmore.
Literary Boston Is treated with numerous
portraits. and al article which comes with
the ninetieth birthday OF Won Moltkc,
sketches the life OF the great Field Marshal
in an interesting way, aud u by Gen. james
Grant Wilson. Elizabeth Bsland has one
OF her charming articles.
The Christmas issue contains 22S illustra-
tiDne.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-29

Know that they save time, extend their
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Ladies. Misses and Children. IL contains
splcndidly finished Engrayings, represent
Ing every variety OF wear. IL issued In two
editions. The standard" and the popular"
the Standard being printed upon heavy pa
per, and the Popular upon paper lighter In
weight.
TO any one sending 81 for a subscription
20 the Delincator, with 10 cents additional
TO prepay transportation charges, we VIII. n
20 ordered, send Copy OF the AIctropoll-
tan Catalogue, Popular edition.
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New York