davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-01
For the.HoIiday Trade

] Ebinger's for your fruit cakes, angel
pound and ornamental cakes for wed.
Corner Third ana spring streets.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-18

80 -. = .z.6-. = - =. - s.
81 rsaes 1880. sss .-..s.sl :
- Ss.s.-. - - -. s'.'....-'.
80 - -. 3 : . -. eeeuSsea IesfeF0Ay
~ 81 10y e1suss hrsttes - asssss
s5-ss S.s 49, ~ ~ !. - evx ueA e@zssass
n f...s 8 = -. :. q, fess.nf ees<sz
- sss-s. = 1889 1hs1 5eon
Ss..-- ~ q syss--y ~ $500 Ast19 80
e--<sss - - .~s-1 :. 49, sezprny s1stefsa
-fes 49, 49,. 49, se1s1caNy shsf<sa
49,, - <sasersa !. egasas q ssesrs
- = 49,. - = = 1ereee<ks sewmsH =
vtsse.n - -. i. - M<a
ses~ 49, 80 - .ne sas0rv. $40
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- ~ IA Jus stssa -
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~-z-s. ~ ~ Acfe1 -
1870 sss - y "a "a p1t rs nSa Cd
,sse.ss.s- 49,. 49, g hanasy u sn<
s.~-s..n 3. .s ~ $50 k1rned fnns
- ss ~ Assslss seunfii. which hsd hrrvn
80 - p r.1 naa prsa bsSkea $50
- sre-. pu essFsnxssness.
800 -s<x ssnel We taxsn1
xsG--. 80 ensFsf8 -
S..rs.s. Aefnn fo4a
ssssr- -. 4. = g IL sosbsezoas $50 ne
s.~s~s y - hsnfy snd iaSefihea tae
@S 49, = 49, oess hosxn fsOm Ms NTH
- - - s.sn lssusne1 p ire sounaU fs*ssf
ss-.ss.is1. - 1sfs rat - snsm waieh
s-yss1s. g - 1921 IA hn<n tbs eses7
- 80 -. s..ss ssEIsas wrought c1nstsrr sssoa 70
-. .ss,,. 4, ouets Nefs sAxsa nsh,rs sns-
sxs--A 's - $500 ssssrtfnon. ssis senk
~,sss 49,. J. ss1s = su1ssss h.ssfx raust ihsy
= ss..n p.xaaIn ~. nesssnz todAy.
...ss.ss - Ne 49, 80 - tnsHSs. @ao sefs
$780, -t.s ~. 80. - s.
49, az soSssiox Via fsHm huxn GeHneay,
pe.s ssstaee Alsief yskssfusy ieF
- 80 q 1919 y 80 vas essss sSaans.
J, -, -. saSy nssa - ing sfsna ,afy =
49, nn1a Asansgy. sne eofapiAhans VII
49, = " g sIss. p21"tA- ealhe aeaszf,
vssss - s-ts easx a.sas Nssx sze. i&s
sssss - - u.okht = s1fv Justice asassf soE
ss''s .s - 80 s.soass.J. TIE Justice cis'
80 -. 49, .a.s Nsnnesy asa osss tNu =
- 100 sssiss1 nim 70 pas park 81 - ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-18

WHo1 II Really II Exptntne0 oy Oue OF
the Rest Inform<a Men in America-
TIE president Of one Of the leading New York
medical colleges. In conversation with the
writer the other eveEine ssid.
In Grippe the Russian fn3uenzn. that has
caused so much talk II . more sewers an elton
than people usually think II ayieex snysteri-
onsly AID appears 20 have III origin IN the at
mosphere- The last time II waited America was
tn lsNs srd IL csne then - now rom Asia
The nxnse 1ntfuenx2' GENES from the sugges-
fion that the mai&dy was due 10 the snf1ms noes
OF tbs hexsen'y postiee. bat more modern science
has dtssDyered thai IL Is due 90 the changes in
the electrical conditions whatever m&y he the
cause. II IS strong congestion ct tie blood YES
seIs aid mucous memoyxne. usiDeipAliy Ia the
head ssaa threat. aud nothing bat strong stimu-
isuzx viii check this congestion and keep the
blood actively circulating For this puspose
know OF nothing better than pure whisky. and
believe Duffs's Pure Mali 10 be the best and
purest whisky kuoxn 20 the world.
Formerly this inAuenxs was said to rEecede
an epifemie Of the plague. aud tn person
who wss about 10 be taken with the latter. had
~ preliminary, q 60 Of sneezsng. Now i Ere
cesteS worse epidemic than toe plague. namely.
the terrible pneumonia Its beginning II slight
bat ffa ending Is often terrible. Pains in the
lsmbs, hack. CHEST and head: sore threat and
lack Of appetite: ecplons discf arEe 81 the nose;
these sfe same OF the symptoms OF this dread
disease Upon the Slighsest approach OF Any OF
these sym ptcrns, nervous feeling, or lasstfude,
ID the oaly certain means vi breaking MP this
epidemtc before II secures . hold upon the
system or cheek II when II has become started.
Care should be taken. however, 70 secure only
that which Is pure. as the article above named
certainly II
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-18

The business "a the Eqaltshse lase Assurance
society los January exc~eas 81 .ecosa which %
more tAsn yS.seapro in exee<s 81 she &mnuas
written ia January 90 tia Fressoas yrsT IL
total uew husanesx lHst year snoansed - stFAr
Oa 0pu The usaegya 81 the russpeny state ths7,
Jutxsas sram the Business IN January and the
eoaaItsoa cf she scctsfy's sgxreies tasuus aSgs
the word. Il f. reasonable Ia expect fnst ne
tstss es.isssss sns she present year viii not fall
heios $40 Noaasa
Toe aases ststs. fresa the New York Trsassx
al sh@ Isl % fsbrasFs. shawss nosAhts s3ysnes
% tie part ai Eae Equitable Las over essa tr<ff
oan ~ussssersas feeoE1 al the past, and iaitcsfes
4 Srpwsh 81 eaesasss 50 vest ~ hs fairly
astounding Ia rs Hs&xastsae. TIE k4nstshle
has ucs hsthesso cultivated Nksh4nysaas wafeh
Ne thtak tkey soas3 have fosslst yreS1shss. essa
shesr recent organ sAstca ~ gsasrAl axerrs ter
the state shows lnss sees nas licking - sfa#
graaf Northwest with view ~ 1@nas, - wA1
q, prsastxbts investment q their imnsssss@ tns
rxsssss a. 10 sssetsess Tss e<snspahx reeeskSs
wrsse x1tscses 90 the lives OF Eve al oaS ieasslns
e4llsens sax tsa&as escH. ass3 we understand
saMk~ . specially es wrstgng f@rsw lines ~ la
sars1es ca the Lives 81 wsslshy eassSe<s sssa.
MINI Merrky. The ssfssai sxeat tsr the ssssss
kss Gftess an tesn EsoFafy cfae<s ia The Aaxw%ss
easbssns esss has sessrrs very eiiSsets sasrssss
In aue al sae eaess elscks 2ou tetax srsesssz.
waieA viii - resds fee oecupznry daring TIE
suAzaeE
The EsGssshse il nsw hauc tzssstnsson. and
via M dosht 90 nanca ~ se0nscte The naRr~
elal Interests af ear slsy and ststsA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-18

evening. altar The regular revival servfcss there
VA m inquiry meeting. the congregation being
Givsu IN opportunity 70 retire. and those In
qulrius for spiritual truth were requested TO re-
main. Nee one Of the audience thai eamfort
ably 6iicd The chuYch len. aud . number took
seass On the ffons chairs - public evidence II
their liberalization 70 .tnake 3 ssad for
about forty persons have sskei isr the prayers
OF the church. aud the continually Increasing
interest In these meetings greatly encourages
the pAssor and people The meetings win b.
continued during tho present week II least,
services heasnuIng each evcnins 81 7;so with .
song eeryice half an hour earlier
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rAe gasty Csab-

TIE rnity Cfna was permanently c<sauixed ~
the Uaasaxtan church p&xi0n ca MoEday eve
ming. b. the esee<tan Of the following cnessss
President Jadse ~ q Bnsh: vtce prs<ifeus. NJ.
p. ~ fsttx: seefstary end treasurer. MrA hsT-
rses ssxin. exeeufzvs committee. Judge bash.
Ms Harriet efein. Dr. H. ps Fee. M Charles
Psper and Rev. z c. Sni;h- TIE claims Of
dsGereag SUBJECTS % Be discussed br tina cihb
we're ps>sensed ~ several al toe uenAerk TIE
nexs neesssg WI b held on Moaday evening,
nsrrh .. vhen vsried proxfamme Win BE- pre-
seried The cssb Is thoroughly non deneminA-
ffonzl. and ali Interested ia literature. or eco
monte or social qnessious. sse invited 70 irin-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-18

To eomnfy andzenx yxskxrfNy isnea ncens
- ssd lx WARREN fx7p<x sad Nm Aaexas
nteyene. u e<AE1se
pIsx - seinson dlvistcn - Geen IAke eaaa'
ts1n - senxxI< pnz Gsed utfa fhe eonnEy snasfcz
yesterday, ~ z ". sd Nx-y I Ds<l8e u eom'
p<sses IL NJ II sri Of sss<. zee =. p > \
rte
The feunx wo3an's chrfstsan 1enper.nce
Uniaa viz i've fhear s4Te Hasrbe< Parsse+ Fsss-u
arg "a. e shc Axsnoey iuzzs Al 81 the Nskhodss;
Epssesgei ekuz<a - heresofsrc stated kiEhfy
younx sadfex IN xne 1rtsa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-18

Harry II Gleason. aged 20 years. died yester-
dsy afternoon ~ $50 OF pneumonia The sun-
sral esrsices will be held from his late resi-
deuce. corner sscoud and Bell streets, tomorrow
Afternoon o. o'clcck
The funeral Ut Harvey b. sahen win occur
from Cross Co . this afternoon ~ o'clock.
Affer the services the body. which has been
emoAimsd. viii be shipped 20 Boston, Mass.
where the burial win take place.
Mary 4. seott died yesterday Of typhoid
pnen -aonsal She Wa q pears Of age and lived
on Lewis street near Barkiy.
Charles Tetru. aged yesrs. will be barred to-
0oy q o'ciuck n Calvary cemetery.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-18

4 i re Douald q he sao111e, IAks
- snftuny has Ysotrnod Tha -
S1f Wa made ye1ss1d1y wc<ufne.
1870 hns been IN De hands a IL
a She noed ~ 6evsfn1 wekks end -
p y nf5sf careful consideration
~ 4 prnksn. who hej1s sle po~ttfous 81
5e g - iseA&tse, IAks ehOfs = Ksssefn
- II IN Seattle, LAts nhoss = E&st
6setisn Company, AnA assistant iFeas-
- osntste Coal and Iron Company.
u Nefunatd q managing frussoe q
~ Dnnhem came here - Deceuber
go ~ Ha h N experienced msn Ii
rnfm, haging he1d nlsny impo1tank
frNvt6ue - his conuccfzon With the
~ 4 - Gkoee = Esstefu he uas nfst vice
e - Great rnternaficunl Company,
15oe WITH headquarters "a he ctsy ~
- - - knovr how soou : aew prssideus
~ 616eted. a. who be Will Be. Several
80 heea suggested. bal Is II tkouxht
il Rncs, q Rschmond. yinuniA, ths
- cchncro manufacturer, who y pFssi-
7S7 ~ pIsntefS' Bank. % ntehmord. which
100 Z r,eat deal 81 monsy Into the foad.
~ 1Sosrn. Az ohisiaI of the roAd yesfeF-
~ = III Il wea vefy pfubsbss the eiscftpn
~ tat<p PLACES and BE VS. QuisE sGss
f&1 vuu1d b the new pstsidenk
Il Honsld has been president Of The rad
- 1gnonfxaxfon. April ~, fA1b. and he's
~ Z eycaS deal by his encYgT SID
. In work. About affy mica OF rad
- oonc1xncted from this city north end
- foafv mtjex Of road hare been bai1k
1nokanc and another bfaneh - the
ncinmh3a line, 70 zap the Canadian Pnc-
16nSrv eonplet<t The elfisens a. nontslo
nSSoI psjds In the FoAd. ~ Il y enDen-
i 4 1sS1s1s institution, and the early com-
= IL 6iftrenl branches hes hesu earn
800 ~. puFfng ths Northern Psrt6c
Ir ersinss shis CRY the 0ompietfon ~ ~
- ennoi1ssed the biege&t thing that could
. oeolti<. nor IL this belief lesseaed
- 1(hssandirg the Northern Peei6e's ~
- & ~ Discrimination. and the prpspees II
ko9jnr he terminus Of other great trans
nrataa lines
~ ueDpnaid 10 ousspoken in his vAsous Tor
i6la6 Re sayx he assumed the once OF
31e13 Nith the explicit understanding that
~ u rpeeivt s<,0lo year xsInry nsd after
- H6fg mrvtce, daring which he devoted his
~ o11entic1 % the intarests 81 the road
~ rseeivinx dollar 10 compensation. he
~ y ssetxn and lock after hts own private
-. NJ Mcdonald recently sent Z formal
~ - ~ boesd Of directon for eso.0Do. due
~ ye10 salary q $500 per y<8r. 10 Il said
1cord ignored the bill. - Il had aiso. . short
y tel6N. Ignored Z bill sent them b. Mr.
1nM 81 the private car suoqunlmfe. The
N1 ysrrhsssd for the company. but Mr.
6no'd had to pay fog Il himself. II Il nm
e sAat tho board asterward paid part of
IN l1e the car. This matter annoyed
cmt Mcdonald very much and had great
= ~ WITH his resignation. Last evening
III Mcdonald piacsd his claim for $4,000
1oa1s 81 his attorney Tor ccllscsioa-
1I1nga Of diructoss. Il II understood, have
oel1 with President Mcdonald for some
4 ~ hoard II divided, however, and NJ
= has his friends In Il. The expedition
1T NJ. Mcdonald vas anxious to sell he
- f5reaf Northsrn, and had heen using
VA 10 further that end. How II will
T. - known. but u IL evident that the
- = NJ Mcdonald representa- majority
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Re4aaMass dress sooda CAeste, Caezry.
TIE lxrsf.s szssek 20 Asss "a select srosa q.
Carries tscl1sssls 3 tles hzszsr.
Rxnrssss SsikS CAesssr ssesry.
Remnants lineas Chrsssr Gaesry.
xsAs rMf~rs a. cents faa14ss
EsrnaAnsx cgs~hs~l Chester Cse&ry.
RennAnss ssee esztzfaS C@essAr Cseary.
Fey arss-e ssx r ssfs III tie ass snt ear me 70
~ Asses ssss4xseaa~ slse batter. eeeoz1 street.
nsss Hczecs hsSsxS.
ksuaasnss sme<sAssersez. Chester csrxry
Remnants rsakeax Coaster Ehcerr.
AszaHAnfs ace essrk dress goods Chester
Gear.
az ssre~s IS e. nts . snasss
Eszanxats whsss xe<ssA Eaesser rssx-v
gerasAats ssnness gAessex Cze1ry
shssses sssssssesskH I ssrsszt ~ 1884 ssnA
OATS saf sass ia I'll departments % BE esn<ess
en-. mia wrek Chester Ekesgy.
70 3D. &C. &c &C. &c. &c. - ssr. ssc. f3a gsr
ase - faxn tse f~r 49, 90 eHaAres4~Tsxs re-
anxexs xs the sAle gAssse- CaeArx-
New r~srsaes sass eFeansA Caestar CsNxry.
Fgay ~eass. ssss ezaasa7gss ws&sss sass II
ch<szxT q As.
Tsa e<rfs ne~ ilus 81 fseaes' sss.ksrrAsets.
faxs es~1s<1 cAessxr siesEs
Sex ssnsA4zx eaeszsr Gas&ry>
t9ae sxrsrs = Fssxx sszaszse
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-18

This evening. q O'clock p, m, February IS
there win be- = literary entertainment ~ the
Norwegian and Danish Lutheran Kpsscess 81
church, corner Fsnh and Olive streets. for tse
tenent of the library OF the young peoples so
oiesy. The psoxrA nine Of the evening II o. foI-
lows. Song BY the congregation. prayer. sing
BY the ycang peoples choir. solo BY Mrs Lar.
scn. ieetnre by Fru Nelson. inss by Mrs. aud
Miss jennie Larsen. recitation By Miss Jeanne
Larson. song By she yoanx peoples caosr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-18
RAILROAD CENTER on AN ISLAND on

Yoa wonld not put ali your naoaey In one
pisse. would yoaF But there Is one place you
can put some % II and via. dead snre for Se-
sisis Is q winner ts stsy WITH Lots all around
certain lncsiity are selling a. 100 20 SEQ each
hus David Jones q Co. propose 70 pat tract on
the market Monday hy tbs bseck AT oae halt 20
one-.airs retail prices % single lots The oaly
reason MF. Icnes stsriaates his great success 10
ard the large pEotfs asways h~ing obtained By
these WAC 99y az him by fha block Is aha; M
sells cheap Gail eAriy aui ssrars block on
easy terms Free ride On electric line 20 see the
lots. DANISH JcSvs & Co.
- ~ss4oaa street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-18

x1x have xsrsest e. szDe hssse 81 keep lie
vfma Away. had tAss ksrx. cl ~ clay = asas Eas
ksst psxa Ia ths nSzzasAsNrs ct fse a&vxas psss
eet.kn vxs<~ fcz - ~ sSseFAeHs stagw al -
SexssstA street TNN sfa<k ~ x&ess&rw sss4
Fr~seh vksn& shx-xs to, - rA2Ste ant eiexxn.
"a Arxsxss auxs tksrp . 80 place ia >eaktss AArs
tAe rsaee x-x&Asc xFzsca~s es n&e~eed ~tsA As~
snessse esoaezaf SzErA TIA. wsssxs an wFst1u
wsr~ /. cas- - vissx7 ta gEssseF rsoszsasa 81
e<ssx ~ mare eha&sssy
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Passengers par steamship walls Walls which
sailed from sesfsis fas sAn Francisco February a.
fhos Coleman. q. IA. Riley. Mrs. Chick, Ms
A. w. Murray. Mrs.. Bell. A. King G whsien. G.
Banxhsnxn, Miss s Morrow. Ms J. Wright. Miss
BELL Young. VIM. Hnschinsaa. ) Tosey. r y.
Persyman u. Hynan, A. v. faasson. George
Ina wiss q W. uivssy ". L<vy. ~ D. Chap
nan, r. n. Wright. Miss Louise Thompson. Miss
Alice o'Conaog. wasren PeFpcs and wife. H. G.
Bir,ow and thssty ave rsssssn xcrs In the xseerags
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-18

a. A. Heiie cook Ia cheap restaurant In
tac lower part Of the ely. was sent 20 frovl-
sienrs hospital yesterday by Health ofseer
tsraat. Belle hsa heea trying 70 Tive 90 the
ssssi which be teokest, AMI made . disrsi fail
IRE az IL Guy c. Eaos was sent 50 toe same
place hv the health ofae r. suffering from the
sssst,ts az evrr<sfye ssrtntilsf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-18

The r.adies Detained.

The pleasant effect and the perfect safety
with which ladies may use the liquid fruit lax.
alive. syrup Of Figs. under all conditions, make
II their hvorits remedy. II IL pleasing 20 the
ere sni 70 the fsssr. gentle. yet efccsasl In act.
inr CA the sfdneys lvsi aud bowels
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COMMON AcKyrs' AND -sKNsg. >

VOC will display the istssz aas oniy have to
spend she faruaer IL YOU cssae today 20 ste
phezs Store" A. SIS second street. and lay IN
fail assortment 81 hssiisefsoiz hardware frsn his
can rlese ana vel -aesssfs4 stsssx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-18

Engraved sectional nsps cf this rrmarkabse
couafry. mounted 90 mussia ard rollers last
ssssss1 hs BAKER. BsfcA & Co. civil engineers.
ATKINS bisck sesd ti.ae for specimen copy.
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Ansne~-ss h the rzost vsgarwzs city Of IN age
rvss s.sSs~f On tire coAsx- AlhgHgh Esrssy q
m nsA cid IL has ovsr 1910 Eser-,ssens inhss-
fsanes. "a sss ssreAssy esahsisA@a sss CORR
rxegsI&s supremacy large ocsaa tosxs hare
sx&n ssssy sasnp4esesi b. fse sirsgsa Imprsve-
neat tzs1n SAay sad stsaex raj sGy - ua1es
ssssass raefssa Thrsr large sswm lls sa3 cshe.
sp.r1fsctsrsss Sc kxIag sutlf. a. ~eii - ART
sssss-ersek E0sess bAax saiI4iaxs and osA9s
improvements
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-18

/. - - q The state against Mira Anua Par
usua<ea Zoe assault apon A. T. Ana
|57ss = 1ssFussas solicitor VI Tire Pss~s. esNcN-
&sensscn Of Justice Rivers yesterday.
|7f -o0 ~ upon the ea~. and NJ sAe crnetss.
- slifei Mrs. Far aai saund navs.scn
5astse Rivers easa aim sic and cess.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-18

rhrcxxs Fanaza ss~tsbaiet slr<reFs AID q ~
sNr,xsxh H. tie Ez<s ssa <eftkFsn fsclee rs@&-
rcasa A Gathers. e1ss s4skks sxsas. ~ ssessa5
ssrvs6. Rpssau esS<k. Z Eeakkn< tSSoi askss
nnknk $500
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kARRalnERY 49,

Cenfsinsax {. <sa pl%oss. saase very rne rcots:
nes nsutsosas pAssevns. taszuSinx fna1cinxs.
sssossrx saxinxs tnser*Sass etc. eli reduced
a. the sale. Chester GtAAry.
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arNkIrTTA~ REng...rrn

We resnr~a fhs pstea II those ane. all wool
ssFsn natshea h~nrt~tsas. csrn raeia lire ~
rnsars. very wtsse aAst enc. 10 sec yard ss TIE
sac thesfsr l~x<y
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AnacOrteS
The Queen City Of the Lower
Sound.

We are making = scecfsI y Of Anseortes prop
cry ssd contnos 80 ists IN ne orsgisa town
xste. ShicA ~ are selSsax st $3.50 All $500.
NeiAang else eaa te ka3 il the townsise for iess
tkas sssse zs.a lGs1
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ca Ga pAns<a Jawes 4 Co. sns gss Easss free
allowing <n~sa seattle. kaAar4, "a asaa RAv.
I've gxxsnase,a c4sAl Ard spsaazn4s greunsz< 81
sxsxssle. tsxe Saeve & Esssxra KAEssy. Asse
wssr~ Nssssk<Fu exeaAe aaA tsza4 ia Fse Sc
ssx r<asr1s-x Ia "a -eFsessoer Mars sses.
nsas~s gxaes a c. a. <rco23 sfre14
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the Mason county. Kentucky. circuit court and
was admitted TO practice az the King county
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THREE SAMPLES.

A complete and rich selection Of Tapes
try Brussels have been cut down from 7sc
to 55c per yard. These goods are worth
double the money.
I Fine all wool Ingrains; splendid
Il wearing goods in an elegant selection
h of patterns at 6sc per yard These
II goods are reduced from Soc per yard.
, 1890-06-14

CHADRoN. Neb., June l3.-Daniel
Williams, a farmer living about five miles
southwest Of Chadron. went to the house
ola neighbor named Warren Shiler this
morning, and finding Mrs. Shiler and
a four-year old boy alone attempted to as
sault her. Mrs Shiler fought him to-
nearly an hour, but he finally choked her
and carried her to a well house near by
and locked the little boy out. He then
asked her to choose between resigning
herself aud never divulging the secret or
being pitched head first into the fifty
foot well. The brave little woman told the
fiend she would die first, and after again
attacking her without result, he damned
her through the hole in the platform
which was less than eleven by thirteen
inches. She caught the rope aud finally
grasped the coping at the side of the well.
Williams then put his foot through the
hole and kicked her hands loose. when
she again caught the rope and slid to the
bottom Of the well, burning one OF her
hands 10 the bone. She ..crawled out of
water into a cavity where the well mad
ca yed and remained there three hours.
Williams finally told a brother of Mrs.
Schisler that she had fallen into the well.
Five men came along in a wagon and
rescued the brave little woman before the
brother could get help, and brought the
brute who assaulted her to Chadron,
where he nov lies in jail. The heroic
woman will recover. Williams is a bro
ther-in-law of Mrs. Shisler and has a wife
and three children living on the next
farm. Mr.. Shisler was twenty five miles
from home working on his timber claim.
, 1890-06-14

ROCKFORD, ILL.,, June l3.-This morn
ing Capt Thomas Porter and Inspector
Frank Hitchcc ok of the government Sc
cret service at Chicago arrested James
Blanco alias Henry. Hughes at his room
in the Peacock block. Blanco has been.
in the city since last December, and dur
ing hat time has been engaged in the
manufacture of spurious coin. The Off
GERS have been on his track some time
and when they forced an entrance into
his room this morning they found HIM at
work. The money made was principally
dimes and twenty-five cent pieces, and
they are most perfect counterfeits. A
half gallon jar full of the spurious coin
was found and confscated, together with
all his dies, etc. BE was taken to Chica-
go by the officers. 1t is not thought that
pinch nj the stns nos mt IN c'ce;lniie-
here, most of It being sent to confederates
elsewhere.
, 1890-06-14

PrTTsBuRG, N. Y, June l3.-Judge
Fish yesterday afternoon fixed the time
for the execution by electricity of Joseph
Chapleau for the week beginning July
81. When Chapleau was convicted last
January the execution was fixed for the
third week in March, but a motion be-
fore the court of appeals for a new trial
acted as a stay. The motion was denied
and the prisoner was brought here yester-
day from Clinton for resentence. Chap
leau killed Irwin Tabor, a neighbor, with
a stake in January. He is said to be a
cousin to Premier Chapleau, of the Can
adian government and a college
graduate. He was formerly a soldier in
the regular army and was stationed here.
In all probability he will have the unen-
vible notoriety Of being the first man to
be legally killed by electricity.