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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-25

snssszr@d by salI into TIE eelEa--usy Of Gee
Lee q Jsckpou street. la1s september 1he
cass wss rof enished vixen eorrs edtoorned
unnl TAuBtay.
WEREN'T ros Loer xRAn.
yrass stsuttcn's Jury ressrssd verdict foF
The pssi1tfh fef Ss7S fo9 The ico Of . team
hflsed b. The eesenda1fs N ne csss Of John n
and 4 z snish-
AncunncT frefS WAITS PAY
yudxs Hunes' ssry vas occupied The ersise
dsy with the hearing a the case 81 I H. Pusin
W yeAn yoses. which was gtvsn to TIE jxry 10
sAe evening sso<tiy before 6 o'eloek. Tie
ptasnGTs suit wss % recover ~ - sag furnish
Ing paAns for the xoyW baiidinx - Frost sszset
Ths plaintiff alleges rhsf she.e vas IN sgres
meat between him and the dsseadA1f BY which
be was % receive ~ per cent Of 9o0oc. Tie
cost Of the building. sor drAughfieg the pssaA
The defendant claims that = number Of afchi-
facts Submitted plans with the undeEstandsng
that der were 20 receive nothing for them I'M
Lea TIER were accepted. The jury io1nd vss-
diet log the plaintiff fss o.a5o. notice q motion
for new trtal vas aisd
4 PETITION rs frsoIvEScy.
". r. McEars for the past two years engaged
in the Wholesale liquor bsssnsn In SEATTLE.
6led psfisso1 Of insolvency. The scaedaie
annexed to the rettfi01 shows thai his respur.
ces. consisting Of his stock Of liquors. store Ax-
lures. book accounts. etc. an suns 10 $4,000:
his liabilities consisting Of notes. accounts ETC..
$500. leaving net resources smounslng 10
e6.soa His creditors are a. fellows:
z Labor Co. 81: H. z Levy. ss7: 7. @. Nc
Ginnis, $50. Adelison Smith. so:
Ciauson-Sweeney Brewery Company Gas So:
Haley. Clean d Co, 81; Knilshmear
Broa sioo; A. Levin 4 Co. $50: A. r Hotal-
Ing Con pany, $40: Boardman d soa, ass: z. c..
Niies = Co. 81. J. coughlia 4 Co. SIS: James
Neatly. sloo: Albeit Hansen. SIS: ". ]. Conman.
se90; ?. c. Young, 31A5o. Brownnesd. smith 4
ca. $50 eli Of SEATTLE; and Offsr & Freedman,
sss7: Sherwood sherwood, e1es.-5. The whits
Side Company. S5; BamberIes Kersffsr.
tl.s4i.3S. Enterprise Brewing Company. $50:
Quad. Horsgeifhy 4 Co, $50: KoAier & Van
Berger, SIS So Z. Martin 4 Co., tl6L 25 B.uns.
Wick blake Com pany. SIS. al Of San Francisco.
DRUNKENNESS. CRUELTY AND pEsExrsox.
Annie Clifford instituted divorce proceeiingu
asa.nss Henry l. Clifford. In . complaint died
alleging the habisual drunkenness. cruelty and
nnal abandonment Of the defendant. They
were married in Opoiiki. in the Island Of New
Zealand. In January. 1857 For ma time they
had been living ct Lowell. Snonomish county.
The defendant deserted his vile last March.
The plaintiff wishes TO have her malden name.
A1uie Howell. restored
NEW FILINGS.
The Western Mill Company ~ Drannaaao 4
RyAn-Sair to recover 81 90 on pfomiosory notes.
J. w. Borst W. Horne & Ne.ter--sulf 70 recover
e267 on account
David Kaufman vs. Seattle Land Company, r.
J. Monroe and John R9hwcr-Suit for fore
closure Of mortgage Of e175
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-25

"a NJ Nnrk sw4f1 - - 49, 81 -
uG11rln~ 49, 80 - - - - oee9fe lo5g: bus
er6 - - 49, - -. - - hoesB = -
pIons s-s.~ sss-x -. 80 - - i s.3eE1o4 81
- - ~ ~ ss-- . ..pps0v@4 - bg11De vii
1.oop fose -. s~.x.s.A = - vnpe om1Da bo1ng
ahan's 1870 ~ssss =. y, sse $3.50 s1sx eesss
49, - ~ sud1s 81 IL Iliine1s C~utrsi
- sS' - vasos = casre. T. AoD ~ Eong over
~c.s q 49, ia tee entsrs teugsh Il The iron
- = - - - toe 60 81 ~ structure
ene.se !. - 1ne tnessnastenaI bldg q
a 49, 49, soug 60 There IL 60 q
No.. = Ss.1 As1 jess Lang and csntisevss
seventv'e.s 49, 49, 8 Asapnas. Which =
- ss-ssH - .ass q ths peopossd bridge aesoss
49, - 49, - 3 s.sufy-nys feet - low vster.
w..s- - - p nIeeen fe<t apove high
49,. = - ms ost3ea u buiiS viii Ca
Chfef Bpetneevv r.. 49, 49,
= 8 Wtsaon. and n.s.1s-s 49,.
6atss arrived vrsse~6sv - g-s-< -
Tag visited srcssrs 49, .s. ssv.
visit herr. ur. 49,. - .n nss
very anesv r.. pxIesssns o. TIE Line
Of 1890 se..-s - 49, g sne ps'es atsne 1905
lid nos vseh = srs~,s~ss 80 ~ ecnpeay
mafter 81 nrsi4ss- 49, - ~ "a - Oos ~
- eonssrucssd !. 80 .sS ~ .sser mont wouId
wsuid Is ~. rns~s-s. .s.s~Asy u. -
conference IN ~ s-....s - - .os
he bsn Ilrt,e = =. 80 g ssfmfn0 railway
pfoposition would I. ra. -. ~ ~s ~. -
- - s - ~ = kostian4 TAe Uoion Racsec
-. - !. sssm snal c0mpany upon . fatr
eoss0 p neoueat eoost
rhe w.e.,.
rraxxa,~r.. .s,s spVnoens o. ne rosf-IH'
Urion rscss. ,ss,s.n spns .ne Iolosing. Ine
frum az w.,,s - ~ hsstow gsnee usek
caryv -, ~. - - = DaA,e wss eulit 70
!. - onay g carry Cay 70 the osickmaxsss
sp.-ss. talssenus1. nenes u 70 called the
socn ;, =. 80 s hanof seys this y
ee,s,,s, - - ss.nasio gauge ANA extended
ssa ~ sne auos He - WattAbufg. and
nom Pen1ieton 10 epokane. which 1900
within mile and half Of Wsitrburg. vhich
VIII then b. On the main line from omaha 10
sposaae. This IL she route that shcuid have
fourth nes,e,. 80 isss ss.p'.~s ~. = ous -
dueflye country shsn ~ Isns =, .~-ssr, - -.
from Wslla walls 81 wsst.h.s-v
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Plans for the Operaho use.

Colonel and MIRA J. 81. Wood. OF San Fran.
cisco, who have been visiting friends In the
city, left last night 70 return home Colouel
Wood yesterday visited several sites In the city,
in company with Mr. Ross. OF the L II. Griflth
Realty Banking Company for the purpose Of
selec'ins the best fo- grant opefahouss. Soon
after arriving in San Francisco Colonel Wood
will have plans drawn for An opcrahouse to cost
100000. aud outside buildings to cost 100000 to
no 0GO additional
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Horse. for rir. Dep.r,men.,

Eight horses were purchased for the fire de-
partment BY Councilman Phillips. acting under
instructions OF the city council. yesterday. SIX
we're purchased OF o. II. Holcomb. of Illinois.
Two Of them are beautiful rair OF twins, black
as Goals, weighing 5000 pourda some OF the
given an opportunity TO recreate ia pastoral
tranquility during the summer months.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-25
Reri.terrd the Ch.in Gang,

Mayor Moran summarily dismissed oiicer T.
II. Bragg yesterday afternoon for taxing Cd the
leg irons from two members OF the chain gang
and allowing them % register 81 the city clerk 8
once. The mayor strongly deprecated the at
tempt 10 make veters Of criminals. and ordered
the names slrieken from the register.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-25
A Bargain Census.

T. Have you seen those alsiik 24-inch Indas latest
shades, for SOC, or 37-inch for 75c
z Have you bought any, Of those douhie-width
English cashmeres at acc and 25c =
3 Don't you think those double-width all-wool tri-
cots are worth more than 25c
Are not those striped chevio suitings, 70 inches
wide, bargains at 25c ]?
s What do you think Of those extra large and
heavy ine linen huek towels ct 2sc each9
s. How Go those &c lawns strike you In the way o.
bargain?
dered aouncings ~ inches wide for Csc and zoe IKE
those offer !?
WHAT'S the matter with that line q roc Torehon
O. Are not those new sun umbrellas that are
marked $Loo worth considerable more9
TO- Did you ever see finer line Of fans than those
which selling at IS cent beowreeular value1
IT, Have you that job line Of remnants u Tor
ehon Lace o. haf-price9
r. Are six fancy colored bordered cambee handkss-
chiefs for csc good value
- Are not those fancy border lawn handkefehleh
worth more than I0c each?
fancy embroidered hemstitched MEMBERSHIPS It s5e
eacha
IS. How are those lace pillow shams q 75e pasa
10 Have you examined those black lace 6cuncingas
~ inches wide, At $ISo9
IT. Can you duplicate elsewhere those RACK al1-o1k
grenadine dress suits for $z5o yard
10 Have you seen any nicer underwear than those
silk union suits we offer at $375
TO- Has your husband or brother noticed those blac
stiff hats we have marked down TO $L45f
20. Have you bought of those fne 75e neekties
a. Have you visited in home and exam
ined the many beautiful things that we are showing
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-25
THE TOWNSHIP

IL natural oae sad Is sae ony land ms eoad
be u,iisxe1 .of snss pzrp se ear TIA fails
There 10 not % Imperfect kf The new town
already possesses . good genera stors. . pssf-
Office. express ca . and tsIegrApa osice and
sew "a uss oa.sdInss srs uaisr con sirueiion.
Rysry IL 10 10 cleared and tae tswasise eozs-
paay IL E.der eonfrsct - caih eas summer
nctei
lhs lo;s rance Ia size from ID oy ls1 feet 10 %
h. IA feet and larger We will sslI 100 lots This
.ssson 10 sncsnsAss buI.ainx - from ozs5 30
Ssss on easy trmA Many prsniaent ct issns
Of seast.e snd TacoFaa aaFs fsaay applisd for
ioss. xpoa = hien 10 build sanEazr heraos.
TsesuaA ri p 20 sasauA Enie Fails may Be
male aas Day an tbs FIRE On -uadsys troaad
,rfp, IL ussIy 81 a The psf sasY BE - y ~ cur
once nd v5s.sors g. tno41s nie fsia viii DO
s1ven further IN orns iou and shown the town
s.te by Mr. T. G. wilson or Mr.. G. q Gu!lloil-
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sNoQuALMiE FALLS

This fact has been recosniscd by the Northern
Petite and Seattle. Lake SEore & EASTERN Rail
road companies aad many prominent capital
ists aad manufacturers, some Of whose Amss
will appear In this advertisement. We have
noted these deyelopmens and - result con
troll the towrsite OF 6no1 ualmi Fails. and pro-
pose to handle T. In such manner - 70 en-
courage the build ny OF . graas city.
The following Orc some OF the grounds on
which
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THE BLOTrER.

SUPERIOR couEr-HuNEs. ).
Frank Z Bryant VI. Henry Nyers-Appcal dis
missed NJ plaintiffs cost
Mary ohippch w Seattle Insurance Com
pAny-yudgm mont fled By p:a!ntiG
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4 aaxuINE cur.powv.
ras srlsspip csrTs s.DE nv a HANSEN

rus srixSnip csrEs MADE sr a HANSEN
CO.
rn~ nnhssc are net slow by any means 20 A.
1t - ! r~nuine eus-dowa IN p Es>eF, snt 20.
ri. rrssos, the remarkable retae tan male IN
49, ssis "a ina magnificent STICK 81 ffss-clsss
Ess .s.s as.m o1,dS iswe.Fy. vss.. carried ly A.
~ s~s 4 Go. In their pfsssns aasfters IN TIE
pas,on hleck has caused buyers % call IN and
i nsss" ~ hs,.nsns Tas nsua has u arksd goods
anss.s =. - - aIear sne ssa without delay. 70
90 - - al into 4 handsome new store on fnsai
s,rsst tn entire s.eck ri be q resarfiss
- sss Thsse who have not awaited them
9. 49, =, .hs napartunity 90 obtain GrstclAss
800, ss~ n r~narkshly iow afieea should
call on H.assa ca 81 sss s. Is "a, ,as.s @.ss
Gown sale viii ea.y as : ses ssss "'
w,.s - sh< wise 10 sGsfc4xna
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The Best Way

To satisfactorily these questions by inspecting
goods and askng your purchases early as possible
We particularly lady 70 LOOK q tne ea
Iarse elegant seek Royal Worcester Cuss We nov nsve g
will prove satisfactory in every afucuia5 ano
VIC can recommend them a. Icing hrstclass in every point
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HORSES BOUGHT.

horses for the fire d. partmept Six Of them
were purchased from o. II. Holconb. Of the Sc
attic sale stsblss, one span OF them being the
$3.50 The whole cost Of the horses was about
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Our Private Census

Filled BY Thousands Of customers old and new al these
que with and emphatic Affirmative That
kind OF you would find to be correct BY canvassng the
city Of Seattle from end the other Every customer
best advertiser and private this the
year business this city, show that growing
wonderfully doing greater business and carrying larger stock
Here questions We want you give Jour
sideration during this week
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Did You Tell Them

That you do all your dry goods trading with Toklas Sneeman
Co Did you them that you always get
from Toklas ingerman Co, Did you tell them that you have
always found prices the lowest in the ey Did YOU
that house the biggest Of its kind in the entire Nosthwestf
Did tell them that latest style goods you always
store?
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Bonded Ind.btsdn.ss unan,mous.

The election held yesterday for authority to
Issue s20e 900 bonds sor erecting four new school
houses, resulted In . unanimous vote for the
bond proposition. Very few votes we're cast O.
there vss no opposition whatever to the ques-
ton AZ issue
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PITTSBURG,

But II wi be greater Pitssburs than thGs Of
fennsyivsnfa where this eress manutacsurs
iny town in waaasns'on viii be located has
been asource Of susy for many shrewd aud
fAr-seeing n n. After watching Developments
and studying the country shere seems TO be .
practical unan:mity Of opinion that the pciat
which combines the most advaatassx such -
water power. contiguity to raw materials. de-
stability Of location and transportation fscili
ties 10
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70KLAS, SlNGERMAN & Co
The Census Takers
ia r EA
ABOUTTHROUGH

Did they and did all q those thirty o sxy
questions they asked Did you tell them your ace where Won
born your uncc lives and whether ne Is bald and
teeth? Did you give correctly number Of dogs YOU
your neghbors cat?
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ruo THROUGH rRAISs

-. x,v,aeru Pacific vii on and asssl Jana
al s,,ss run Two through trains 20 AMI from
he Ka,s ls.s.ss sssss 49,, = =. s : "a iha
ID Asrs-si axeut: z Tcnktn. arrat ticket
$500 "a sle A. cbsleers, city ticket sseni
So s'.>,t street. nsssoa slock
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Mail Orders.

For the OF numerous ufotown cuon@'.
have further PERFECTED mad order department 1Iss
buyer will iii all such orders by acting direct to- the eusson
person
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M.NuRRAY.

s~v,r., sswniiss, ssingas rai,is ss.s andsesr
fsrsories. etc, arc % se 0aas ~ '-''
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r.a. the Nssern rsesns s.lscsd sssg rass
sesprs ens ~ssr ssckex agent. us second street,
Ia VII hissck. x 1onkin. depot rekes assaa
SEATTLE
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o. ,adses, muslin undersrAs y
trimmed Chester cisasy. W.
$500. d Cha0Gsr Gear.
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iasnt a. & Durham. Of the Seattle, Lake
EASTERN railway, returned yestereay
~ ~ sotk, accompanied BY Mrs Durham
when asked by reporter Of this
- . The Northern Pao.de. he said there
4 ~ausa IN the statement There wss only
y - arrangement for The ,oInt on.,.,,o,
49, ~ Ire. fcr both freight and psssag ser
and there was no on,saa
m BY the Northern Psesac
~ - he said. va in q coed con ft,ion a.
k1'<a CLICK Of honds were sold n IS the
- 49, ne left. and I, was not an easy mat.
hSax~me bonds, they were in such demand.
ln1I.ss a osins one Of the conference on the
aa pany proposed for the city he had
y - approached by any Que on the sub
~-s asa no idea what the railroads were
- 20 IN the matter OF Railroad ave.
~. ~ Ledger Of yesterday ssys. .Chisf
roeue az the Union Pacific arrived n
- ~ sess evening While here he viii
ior the construction of the com
~naoa in the North es, which. "a IA
- - estimated. viii COS, &c 600 coo or
- Inc bids submitted will b. .ert 10
NE consideration 81 the d;recsorx.
su1~e val b. awarded from Boston. n
Ass11 od that Mr. Bcgue viii leave ior TIE
Sss'ng Tacoma this time"
~, aa o-sgsasaa says: The work Of
hsS.s.v scandings. etc. on ,ae site Of
I'm a - onase acFoss tho Columbia 81 Wan
- a. saemisted 20 the secretary OF the
~ - - ~ approval. Is still in progr.ss and
Monik so 80 lar week or two II -
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OWING 70 the enormous expense incurred, the
psiees scr this engagement viii - u. s.ss
and 81.
E~Tne sac OF sess viii eommsnce on
Mondsy rcsnaas. Juze .. II O'Clock. ~ ss9Ai
pace
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-22
"ONE FOOT IN THE GRAVE,

How often do we hear the above said OF
some poor pilgrim DER life's thorny path,
whose tottering step, pallid face, unnatural
glitter OF the aye and hacking cough, and
its accompanying involuntary pressure Of
the hand over the lungs, the seat Of the
dread disease -sonsumption-that causes the
remarkf Too frequently, alas and in the
interests OF such unfortunates this Is pen
ned, TO assure them that their steps need
tend no longer towards that narrow recep-
tacle that awlits all - that Is, until lifeis
allotted space Is covered from any such
cause, for the scientific researches OF DIR.
r. V. Pierce, OF the 1nvalids Hotel and
Surgical Institute, Of Buffalo, N. Y. re-
sultfng in his " Golden Medical Discovery y
have wrested from Nature a remedy which
never fails to cure this scourge Of our race
(which Is really nothing more nor less than
Scrofula Of the Lungs), II taken in time and
given fair trill
For Scroful,i in all its myriad forms,
whether affecting the lung tissues or other
organs or parts, DIR. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery Is a sovereign remedy, and
the only one that is sold by druggists,
under positive guarantee from It's manu-.
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-22
0alY DrIeS SlAy.

he was ono Of those dry old visitors,
and a. be settled his portly frame into 9
Murray rotunda rocker for his after
dinner smoke . dsshing. fashionable
dressed young man rushed up, bold
out his hand, and exclaimed:
"Weli. declare, judge, whom did
you get imp ,a
'Oh, t'othsf day. when !, did you
comepn returned the Judge" !,
Last night. over tho Burlingtod. |"
'How long are you going TO stays"
"As long as my money holds orlt"
chuckled the young man.
sS0rry you're going TO leavo 20
s0on," observed the judge. without
cracking a smile Lexington Live
Stock kecord.
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-22

facturers, that Il win beneit or cure, n
taken In time md given a fair trial, or
money paid for it win be refunded En-
larged glands, tumors or "burches,S arc
dissipated by its use; old sores or ulcers
healed white swcllings,n hip Joint disease,
and kindred ailments, permanently cured
Its a medicine, not a beverage; q conccn-
trated vegetable extract, without sugar or
syrup In Its makeup. Don't baxet drunk
ards. As peculiar and inarveloiis In cura-
tive properties a. In its composition. It's
mission is to cure, not palliate.
Golden Medical Discovery inviQoratAs
and strengthens the liver and lrnRs' sharp-
ems the eppetite, improves digestion, purifcs
the blood, cleanses the system, and builds up
both flesh and strength when reduced by
wasting diseases.n II leads all other med
icines In amount OF sales. THERE'S nothing
like 1t for the diseases for which II Is rec.
ommended, 10 dJnt be fooled into acceptinp
any substitute, said 10 be "just as good v
It's an insult 70 your intelligence when nm
principled dealers try TO palm of something
else upon you, jud TO make a htGs beff-v
profui An honest dealer Supplies what
his customers want, without uuadfmjn0
their intelligence woRLD's DrsPySsARy
falo, N. Y.
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-22
A Wsus. IN the Case.

There always ID She 10 the power be-
hind the throne. A woman's Influence over
the man who loves her is often absolute.
To wieid 30 great q power 70 guide, strength.
en- and help her husband. . woman's mind
II she II suffering from any functional de-
rsDgcmont. How many homo u made un-
happy because she who should be its life
and light u . wretched, depressed, morbid
invalid Wives, mothers ana dsushtors,
why suffer from .fernale cornplaintsr which
are sapping your lives away, when DIR.
II has restored happiness 70 many o sad
dened life. Why endure martyrdom when
release II 20 casyi In It's special field there
never was restorative like the "Fsyorite
Prescription"
To cleanse the stomach, liver, and system
generally, use DIR. Pierce's Pellets Is tenta.
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-22
A nIeh n Cr9sas.

lPhilsdelphis pa Item, January 3l.I
Eli Zane is lucky man.
He has Just drawn twentieth CT the
second capital prize of $iO, co., In The Louis
lana State Lottery and finds himself the
possessor of 5000 He cannot contain
himself for Joy. Eli lives at No. 1906
Thompson street, and be was sensible and
lucky enough TO invest secretly, one dollar
in ticket No. 12.122 In The Louisiana State
Lottery. That ticket drew the $4,000
prize, and the news communicated to Mr..
Zane immediately after the drawing, threw
him into great excitement
He did not feel quite like rich man. how
eyer. until he got the money into his hands,
Then he began TO imagine that he could buy
up the whole earth.
"Am happyi" he repeated to an Item
reporter, who called on him. "Well
should smile What do you expect OF .
man who gets u, 900 for one dollari Why,
l feel ~ rich rs CrHsus. j knew would
strike luck II continued investing In The
Louisiana State Lottery"
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-22

San Francisco to chicago IN the
Remarkable Short Time OF 90
Hours.
Miss Kate Cochrsne, or Nellie Bly,, as she
was known on the stah Of the New York
World, IN ade the trip around the worli in Just
~ days, hours and 1ex minutes, arriving
at NewYork on the Path Of January, Ut 8 p m.
She started eastward, crossing the Atlantic,
through the British Isles, across France TO
the Mediterranean Sea, thence down the
Red Sea TO the Indian Ocean, up the coast
TO China and across the Pacific TO San
Francisco. She went across the continent
via the Southern Pacific and Santa F'e rail
roads TO Chicago, thence TO New York by
the Pennsylvania Central. The fastest
time made during her trip was crossing
Kansas on the Santa Fe at the rate, At
times, of 50 miles an hour.
Miss bly, readily comedies much OF the
success OF her great achievement TO the
fact that she chose the Santa Fe route for
the trip from the Pacific Ocean east, as its
time was even faster than was calculated
upon, making the z, TO miles At an average
rate of fifty miles per hour Sac says
hereafter two Of her pets will be Santa
Claus and Santa Fe- A correspondent de-
scribing the winged monster which bore
.ltbe little lady" to such hasty triumph,
says: 1.-THE power was Schenectady en-
gine, such as Is used by the Santa Fe on
its fast passenger service. The drivers
were high and heavy. The immense boiler.
with its extension front lay clear above tire
drivers The nobby smoke stack and grace.
full cab, the heavy cylinders and the mas
sive side rods, all showed . magnificent
com bination OF the ''beauty Of the beast" !"
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-22

A fat fellow came tumbling out Of
q restaurant and, Immediately follow
Ing, there came muscular man who
gave the fat fellow kick that landed
him sprawlibg on the outer edge OF
the sidewalk. The fat fellow scram-
bled 70 his feet, and brushing himself.
he remarked:
'l'll tell you what II Is, size Ia b
great thing. Ill didn't happen 10 be
as big as | am that fellow would have
kicked me into the street,
Mohave County miner., 1890-02-22
E. J. GOODMAN.
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