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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-14

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J. KEITH WILSON. Manages.
Ersaches: san Francisco tcss.. Poraaaa.
on AaeonaA swssa.a, V,ctorta- Tannoaver. New
eestEaszissSE. AEaAlEao sa9 kasaleops -. 90.
General banking hTsirsss srsasaetea; sorssrn
exrhAnge ougat end seass cTasss Ana eeas~
$50 o. AeN York, catesrs Csas<ss ana n.Sne
AnRx. Deposits received snbtect - cAeek
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DExTER HORTON CO. BASxERs-
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New York. Chicago. Sx pa9i san Fran.
sasss' e asF5sssaa. sad vassasEs psiats
british Columbia
sight siils O. excharge % Loaaon. available
elsewhere n Europe.
coilsssioas made a. all points. on favorable
Boads. ssoess ana other valuahles received
On deposit ioE safe Keeping
n L aIILkR 3 CO. BANKERs-
Sewiin block. as colunh.. street
GENERAL RANKING susnEss rRaSslcrnn
Exchange bought and. sofa
Investment securities bought ana sold
Deposits received subject toeheeR.
Interest paid on lime deposits
Collections inside on ell accessible pOinsA
pueEr SOUND NATIONAL BANK. or Sc
L Alta.
Buy and sen foreign sud domestic exchanges.
the united states and Europe receive
deposits Of moEey and issue pass
TWAS " NN-tAaCAAcS eA%sKcAS1
coRREsPaSnESTe
London. y 81 Rot6schl1 { S1s2
Paris ne Ro.hschfld Freees
Frankfurt a. ~. l. Won Steiger Z Co.
New Yors, egoney Of Bank OF California
Chicago. Commercial Natianal Bank.
Boston, suffolk National Rank
Fan Francisco, the Bank OF California.
Portland. the First National Bank.
y r rvery Wee prrSidenr
Bank lsessea corner cherry ana Froni ' streets
TARvIs-coNKLIN MORTGAGE TRUST co..
KANSAS CRY AND NEW xoak
Paid up capital ,........... si.ooeoOa
Loan money on improved city ana faru prop
erty in amounts Of $500 to ti00,coa No
delay In closing leans: Appiiea-
drewn hero. Moneypsid
by cheek on bank
lyon have the security We have the mcneysa
loan ANY snd all competition met
LW. KNIT. seneral Agent and Examines.
Room ]. Aewtu bloek.
THE WASHINGTON NATIONAL RANK
xHakN sLock, NO. co. sKcoSD sxhxxn 81.
xwEKN gAaKs AND CHERRY.
T. q GnAvrs - President
w.R. Fosassr 80, vice, Presideat
NJ /. BAcKusss............. .Casaies
CAPITAL. floo.0o0
TTaHsss;s generas banking business
BONDS $$: !: -; =;
Soffes f'oaae1es s0iaei1sa. COMPANIES. ETC.
NV. HAMS 9 Company, Bankers,
te2-iS5 Dearborn street. CHICAGO
20 state street. EOsT0N.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-14
FAST TINE
us NAH. srnAxER xaazL

YIN leave Yes8srss 8aek a. : a u. every @orsiay.
n sssnFsssay aad Frsday feT 1esEFs- rrssie Foiat
KssnaanSsx Afaekiases MsrYsxille- Lowell 9GS
Es'sharsssA ~rzeFmknE fcsaswtne DAYS 81 a. r.
GEta ~ FtSTEks. Asea&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-14
THE sTHAMER PoTNT ARENA

THE STEAMER FONT AKENA
leaves Seattle every sunday afternoon q.
D. m. for Port Townsend and the Gan Juan
Islands from Hataeld's wharf. IeaTes Port
Townsend AZ ~ a. m. every Monday, wednesday
and Friday for Whstcom. calling At smiths
ISLAND aud Richardson's fweather peFfaittingl,
Argyle. Lopez. Frideg Hafbog Maple ton Mon
asy going north aud 3hnrkdsy going south,
Roche Harbos. oreas and East SQUAD
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Via The Albert Lea Route.

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MtEzaassoass and 81. TauL Win Eatt1DN0H &s~
csknsrsx cshzzr Cars FKEFa - nxl fFczl Enosa
rnfr.s 1nd KaEsas cssT. TAxougn cnasf g 9itd
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TIE Essor1 I4re va aemsca An4 E2ss1p<ss essss4e
Abilities 10 frzFaa - Hra szsa Aas-AasAs'is ~tAe
czn1zfz g1a ctAar EcxskesN paints
Per Tsskess n<Egs. Tct&@Fx. er dsstrs1 81 sFs r
tea A1rg 81 aEy cesAfcl Sz u es. ~ -zt<Afs -
e. ST. JOHN, JOHN SEBAS TlAins
f1.nq 1gaas.sss aesa TkE a Pass. AsFs
CHICAGO. III
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-14

zsKRcHAgrg NATIONAL BASE.
Designated DEPOSITORY ana aa4nes&
49aH& Of sas
cS1TEH sEAEGs 6ssENN&kAZ
r<xEs "a foreign AnA doFasStss exchanges
Azkes t3segr1pAle traagseFA AaA shSAes tssaeEs
G. credit
GssaerAA banking bRsaeSs trEaszcteA
UEaee BrW@n aG.&asm8. as&s2ezA4s e1xasz
Eeczs1 EEzs EEesEy ssgeatk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-14

RATLHAFs.
cRATTLE. LAKE SHORE q EASTERN RAIL
Tine OF arrival and departure OF trains
from seattle
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY
Leave Arrive
For , so sss s sss .s sneasa ssam spn
Fer Gilman and way poinls sssam 4lSpm
Fer snohomish and wayI s56am sa5am
For Suburban poists ten trains daily each way.
SUNDAY TRAIS2
For South Bend, snoqual-l
mic Gilman and wayt ss5am Tlspm
points ...,..--.1
Fog snohomish ane way AS essnm
For SUBURBAN paints six trains each way
e. " RUFF, Gen. Pass. Agt.
r. W. d. HoLBRO0K ManHger.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-14

Troops CANAL ROUTE STEAMER JOSE
Ill fHGNE
ne steamer josephine VIII leave Hated
gotessN WhATf foot 81 Marion streSs. Wednesday
IA saturday moaning - - . N fer Foft
esaYnoie reaherk, InIeE c4sy and al Nay ponss
"a HssssA' = cana Returning hsSges Inioa City
Nanisy ard THURSDAY n0rnfaE. Fer tgvisht 81
passage apFly xs HaI1eAtS oman wharf OF on
- 40MN ANDES n Master.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-14

LELAND TRANSPORTATION co.-HERRRRT
i r. Beecher. mAnageE
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DUCT SOUND SHORE RAILaoAD-

AAs ti&t aEsFe tfa&H% TN dAtsy
S0atnern aEd EAxteEa mai carries Pullman
sl@speFs
pepos aud tsckss oeaca eornsr Of sscnna sna
Meier.
Tsesess ca sale 20 81 polzss in tie uaised
s'A'Ss' sAAsA~ $40 a SADEAU. ManAgsE
Z ToSKiS. TscRei AKunt
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enIll vEaTlBuIE ExpREsS TRAlNs

q Tnroesh Coaches. Sleeper xSee RActnsrg
casir Cars aad sksss q no Mfxssl Issss.1ag 49,
GU BLUFFS ana C&AF1 a. wst0 Fkk1sM Eaeitils
ine Chair Car 20 NoREH PLATTE fseo.l. ana
sPRz x68 ard PUEBLO. VIA 60 J2aeEa. - AHsl-
80 City 4zd TasaEa. NEJsndsd Dsa1n& AotSA
west az s. 3cssE6 ARD EszsaS City NsErzrH.1ils
aassw, WIKI cnrta1 Of Neussa - s1sd fraa nsls
Lake guxt.an1 LIS AEEsiEa sud N1a kFassgsocs.
re u.rect E..zA % aHa fTsyza Pskess Peak 4&szs
tca oaFslsn ~ ta.a et94A Gae kA14ls2Esszrszs ga
sceElc orMndsuss o coiuradg.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-14
aesssaal naxksNs nus.SEss rnassaorra.

Drafts 1rawn or Ell parts Of the world. In
ie7ess paid on savings and time deposits.
HcuTs-i0 a m. 70 D. IA, and saturday even
ings from % s . clock.
Deposits may be made in person or By regis
tsre4 letter mones order or express, and deposit
books win be returned IS reqHestea.
Money loaned 90 real estate st reasonable rafeS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-14
CTEAmER KIRKLAND

STEAaER KIRKLAND
Leaves Power Hozsa
Leaves at q IN. for Juantta ana way
roFfA
Leaves q, ga N. and l:I5p N. for Newcastle
and way pors&
Leaves - D n. for Juanit& and way
pcr1a J. II. LOUGHEAD. Manager.
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EzEEExr@
TEX GREAT TRAsscoSrrsESrAr RoUrx
koETHKRs PACIFIC RAILROAD.
VIA rKz-
CASCADE DIVISION
x0s oonpisted. making sssAs sAor.ss. hes, a.
quickest
LAYS FASTEST tE1ink Lowest rasas % -sSee-e
and 81 points East Tickets sold Is al
PTonsneas points tAsoagacusta tie gszs
ard Southeast Throzea Pasimaa
oraw1Es-roora sieepzng ears
Reservations raa BE- -
cured in asivArcA
70 FAST Bocxo rkssrssxxx
Beesreful and Do not naks nissAkA eut ~
sure % take the
EcRTHKss PACIFIC RAIIRoAn.
And see that your ticket reads VIA ri. naA. ~
Paul or Minneapolis 10 avoid eaAnxss ana ssrl-
Gus delays occassone1 ey other routes
InEOaga tourist ~, sssping car. ran on rssnsss .
fFee Lowest rates, quickest rne
General oslees Of the company, III FirSt stress,
corner Washington. PoEtlslad
Asst Gen Pass ACT. No ri First ssrees eo.uer
Washington. Portland, OR.
r. TONKIN.
Ticket Agent p. & :. r. L. DEPOT
A. CHllbE 10 Ticket Afeni seattle.
toms. Boston block
RIO SAN FRANCISCO. cAL-BY WAY OF
SOUTHERN PACIFIC Cos LINE
TIE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE
Quicker in tine than any 0thes roa.s
between
SEATTLE AND Gan FRANCISCO
GRAND SCENIC EOurE or rHE PACIFIC COAST
Pullman hafEes sleepsrL
Touuss sleeping cars. for accommodation q
seccndclass passengers, attachedta
express tEaln&
xestickets and other information call On
ACHHBERG, Ticket Agt, Seattle. We
e kOkHLKR. Manager.
kP. ROGERS. ASST General Freight and
Passenger Agent, Portland. Or.
ranks
pASK OF COMMERCE
Authorized capital 10000
Paid tvoo1O
TFansacts general banking business
n. HoLY0KF. President
X X sRhNC ASHER
rv,HE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SEATTLE,
4 seattle, Washington Territory.
PAD-UP CAPITAL. $4,000
J. GoopFELIow..-..s..- Cashier
General banking business transacted
sight and teiegraphic exchange. payable in all
the principal esties OF the united States and
kErope-
WASHINGTON LOAN &TRusr COMPANY
w uncorporatedJ
THOMAS q kRrTz President
HAsaY KRurz secretary aud Treasured
Authorised capital 500 ooo
Mortgage ioAns on improved ferns and city
property. Lowest rates. No delay.
HKAEcW aFF1eE.
Room s. Kngen block, seattle, ". T.; George
Fowler, manager.
kAsrEgs OFFICES
No. - Wall street, New York. Sears building.
Boston.
WESTERN orrfcEs
Home onhce, Waaa Masia. W. T.: branch Of
fees. Coiskx and seattle
ytrAsHTNGTos SAVINGS BANK-INcoR-
w pofated under the territorial Laws
CAPITAL s5o.ooa
OFFICERS:
Wv. Dearborn President
b. r. Dearborn 49,. ice President
Il. W. Higgins. Cashier.
1sESEREL RANKING BUSINESS TRASsAerxn
Drafts 1rawn or Ell parts of the world. In-
ie7rsf raid on savings and time deposits.
HouTs-l0a. m. 70 p IA, and saturday even
mss from 20 ocloek.
Deposits may be made in person or By regis
terrell ieiter. money order or express, and deposit
hfs3ks xeflf FafHrVfd s reuHeffes8.
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For rates. maps and particulars cali On or ad-
dress
C. G. MCCORD
Ne Washington street. Portland. o.
Ew Mcs3fSNHSS, SEATTLE. W.
ne ELLIS Tacoma ". i.
nK BRoNS, ASS Gen Freight AMI Pa3sea-
geg AGENT Vancouver B &.
Corresraadsnee respectfully sasiicitc1
Canadian Pacite Co. Iostcsise
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sl4-a'sa|l 1aa''I's1Ia'as - iaia7'
srR.aWFRH
DacIr1c CO.'S grEAnsHEr eoarAsr

DAEIkgG COAST E1EAMSdIP EoAFAAL
rgsrmsch FseEmeTx krcrn Se6rsae as 1ezowS
Fo- Eza FrzEessco via Fors T0Ensend ana
Victoria Al :. L. f9aSssnwefs rsseezye1 Ga
kaME1 az p. nj txaGare = ~. IL - e1G -
s.d every nre DAYS thereassEr
IRON szz FrxneSsea Aw sicto<se and PugEt
sound ports At 3 q M @4sNA - - IL -
- SD - ard every Eve assx thereafter
Tfekesz may Be obtained Is the oHaca o. saa
con pAny as 0aean DarE. zestfae.
6O0DAII- PERKINS = Co-
No ie Market street. ezn Francisco. Cal
T,HE SEw. FAST sTEAaER FAIRHAyES
--IxAFEs FoR-
Ussale6y. CoupevfEle, Anaccrtes Falrhaven.
Ee1NBxhasa. Eeh0Ene. Nh&scagn and way ports
Monday. Wednesday and Friday II p N
Returning leaves Seattle for Taeora wedres-
Cay. Fri1.y and sunday 81 20 5 n. from Seattle
Warehouse Co.'s NhsrL
BAxFR, BAcoN & co. AGENTS. seetsle
z. u. WILSON, General Manager Tacoma
T. L C0N0II1., Agent Fairhexen-
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ESTABLISHED 1865.
4. 4. Dearborn & Co
REAL ESTATE BANKERS,
Room q. Newlln Block.

Lots overlooking Lake
Union on electric motor line
6oxI 20 feet, 5000.
Lots 6oxI2o feet, less than
a mile from business center of
Seattle, $3.50.
Lots within three blocks OF
Madison street cable power
house, 3oxI7o feet, only $500;
6oxI 20 feet. $3.50.
Lots near Jackson street
cable $3.50.
Choice 5-acre tracts, $I.25o.
Business property and acres
at the very lowest price.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-14

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY THE ONLY
gRANscoSTISKNTAL LINE
Running solid trains from
PACIFIC To ATLANTIC COAST.
-coasrfsG Of
Palace Sleeping and parlor cars,
Elegant day coaches,
Luxurious dining cars
Commcdious eolonist Sleeping cars-the latter
free.
THROUGH TICKETS
To 81 Paul, Chicago, Detroit. Toronto, Mon-
tfeaI, Quebec. Halifax, 81 JOHN, New
YORK Boston. Portland. aud ell
points ia the United states
and Canada.
Can be purchased ~ less rate than via any
other line,
Passengers booked to and from all European
fosnis
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no 2oNTEsASe AND ALL. PoISs oS
eRAYts HARh0R
VIA
PCGEY SOUND & 6RAY's HARBoR ;. E.
TnnaarA IA one dAy froza seattle
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villa steamer iEnEa seattle.
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nyEMs PUGET SOUND LINE
STEAMER JEANNE
Leaves San Francisco Cor Seattle, January 90
taking all freight offered at reduced rates.
GEORGE II. FOSTER. Agent Seattle.
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yITAsHTNGT0S SAVINGS RANK-INcoR-
w pofafed under the territorial Laws
CAPITAL. s5eooa
cFFfcERs.s
Wv. Dearborn 49,. President
b Il. Dearborn .s.s.. : Ice President
Il. W. Higgins. Cashier.
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or aaeonkA siEs&a. ]. vscsor.a- Eanen1Ter, New
hestninssSr. Skaalzao xR4 kasaleoss = CO
General banking bgsirsss srsnsaefeSf. fe-esrn
exrhAcge ouEht snd sesss cTasss and fsae~
gvxDn1e transfers sod o. sae eAakss branches
ssse On Yes fork chtessa. CA&Aa2 and HunS
Kong Deposits recalved sah,ect - cAeek
interest," y4ssi ca siKe deposits
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Mortgage iozns on improved ferns and city
property. Lowest rates. No delay.
BRANCH OFFICE
Room 5. KIlgen block, seattle, W, T.; George
Fowleg manager.
kAsrEgS OFFICES.
No - Wall street. New York. 8 Sears building
Boston.
WESTERN orFfcEx
Home once, waaa Masla. W. T.: branch Of
fees. CosAx and seattle.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-23

sumptive-looking Chinaman, clinging to
market basket almost the size Of himself,
and his almond eyes gave sheepish glances
at the lady as she occasionally jabbed him
in the ribs. Well, l had collected all my
fares up to the pair, and the lady was still
pulling on her gloves.
when l said, Fare, please without
looking she took the dime from her mouth
and placed it in my right hand, while
rang up the fare on the indicator with the
left. | then reached to the Chiuaman for
his fare before returning the change to the
lady. To my surprise the Mongolian, with
his thumb and forefinger, picked dirty
looking nickel from his right ear and placed
1t in my hand. Without thinking, gave
this to the lady. and, woman like. she paid
no attention TO the nickefs condition, but put
it IN her mouth. Now that was mere habit.
Several passengers had good laugh at her
expense, but she never knew what they
were laughing about. Had she done SO am
sure she would have become deathly sick.
for l myself imagined l smelled opium all
day long,
The conductor vouched for the truthful
ness of the Chinaman's carrying his fare in
the small cuplike part of the ear below the
cavity or entrance to the drum. He also
stated that he had known cases of persons
poisoned from the dirt of coins, especially
pennies, which are made of a composition
the greater part of which is copper. The
conductors themselves often get sore hands
in handling change. To show that poison
Gus matter accumulates on coins the con-
ductor exhibited the lining of one Of his
pockets, which had almost been eaten
through.
"Now, if it will eat fabric" said he,
''what must it do to the flesh, especially if
you hold the coins In your mou5h2 l tell
you, parents should break their children of
this habit.
"Just for curiosity, when you ride in a
car watch what women aud children do
with their fares. The habit is not so strong
with men; but | have even seen them
mouth nickel, as we call it. l know
some conductors who will not take such
money unless the passenger wipes the
| coin
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NO PLACE FOR COINS.
The Mouth Should Not be Used as
Purse However Convenient.
Fronr the Baltimore American.

Purse However Convenient.
Fropt the Baltimore american.
THAT is the worst habit | know OF, )" said
a conductor on one of the Green cars
yesterday as he called attention to half
dozen or SO of small children. who had
boarded the car and sat holding between
their lips the pennies or nlckels for the
fare.
Eyes, sir, in my opinion that is the worst,
because for the past ten yearsI have done
all sorts of jobs-from being superlnten,
dent of a large canning factory, where men
women and children are employed by the
hundreds, down to being a car conductor,
and here you have the opportunity to study
life. habits and characters. Now, 1 want
to relate to you an incident (which came
under my observation and which was
Simply case of habit and, when finish.
Won. Of course, will say have told false
hood or exaggerated simple incident. but
it is the truth.
zone day last week | managed to get
standing load at the Lexington market
going n nth. Naturally, everybody wanted,
a seat. and space was at q premium In the
corner sat handsomely dressed lady, VINO
scanned somewhat excited and nervous, be-
cause of the jostle and her inability to Oh.
fa;n snfficieit room to work her elbows and
put on her gloves, which she neld IN ner
hand. However, as | forced TO the 'front.' Ok
the car / noticed that she had a dime De-
tween her lips and began to pull on ner
gloves Beside the lady sst Small, con-
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Very well. madame

- We rV WE'LL madame.
81 had a long tussle with my brain tissue
over those cards. We managed with slugs
and rules to get black border around the
cards, and black line down the center.
The card read something like this: Thomas
Fisk, act. so; OBJ Jan. IA, 1S8-. Mrs Fisk,
relict, at home Thursday at 8 p. m
The foreman wanted to have, in small
type, down in one corner, THE Liar Job
Printing Establishments but coaxed him
away from the idea. He got SO much in
terested in those cards that he fairly heaved
when he picked the first one up in his inky
fingers and read it off, spelling out slowly
the OBJ, OBJ and act, Rt.' he pro-
nounced it eat
"When the 'bereaved and loving wife
(extract from my half-column obituary.
came for the cards handed them to her
with grave smile.
"'No other Office in the country can do
this kind of work, madam | said. You
will no doubt at once see the superiority of
the work. She examined them with pride.
l took one from her.
"'You will notice. Il said, the "ob-
died" the ''et-age.'' and the appropriate
mourning border
'She scanned the at home, Thursday at 3
o. NJ with wrinkled brow.
"'And / fastened TO put it, you will also
notice the at home'-the hour for the
funeral, of course. Her face cleared and
then was wreathed In smiles. She looked
long at the cards.
"'Don't you think she asked, that we
ought to have coffin or tomb or something
like that on themp
81 knew that we could not get up any
such thing, and that if we could we had no
more cards.
"'You see,' stammered, 'the-that is
oh-yes-you see, collins were in style on
funeral cards a short while ago, but they
are not being used in the best society at
present. Fashions change so rapidly, you
| know
81 would like collins Oh them, she said.
with sigh, but if they are not in style
| now
"'Oh. of course if you prefer Them l
said, for saw that she would not have
| collins now under any consideration.
mo- she answered a little stihty, as
if | were urging them, they are not In
style
| cards were the envy Of the town and
they got me the county printing. Come
out to Dogtown and see me run news
| paper"
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Miss PoRKrseTo.s--I understand that GILBERT
and Sullivan VIII meet again and settle their
differences.
Miss Bostone-T-lI bet a rib Sullivan knocks
him out inside Of three rounds. = washington
Star.
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