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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-24

The fssilities e the prSssOt day for ths
prosazesioa Ct everything that will con-
iace 70 tie rasserii welfare and Comfort
q rs&zkini are almost urliaise1 aud
wsSz SSvvp Of FiSs wss 6rst produced
gAe wcrld was enriched vita the cnly
re-sect laxative ksowa. as Il Is tAe only
rsnaesiy whssA q sraly P,casisS sn3 ~
f-SsAizg - TIE taste and prVuips sn3
slf~SsEal - cleanse The SyseSn gensiy ia
ne Srriax sizaS or. IN fast. az any tine
and he esee<r i = szo~a The raors pop-
&sx 4 e<<scEue~
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-24
70 waTTa waIIa PenItentIaTy, whittier he

the Walla w ana penllenllhfYt NnltheN nc
took Butterield.
Blankets and quilts given away at cost
for the next thirty days at Roberts X Co.,
Knox block, Thirteenth street, Nhatcom.
Judge Boyles sent in his resignation at
the last council meeting, which was re-
ferred back to him.
The chief and assistant of the New
Whatcom fire department, will be allowed
s25 per month for their services.
Quite a number Of plans for the new
city hall are being prepared by number
Of local architects. The best one VIII be
adopted.
Shirtings and the latest Of spring dress
goods at reduced rates at Roberts N Co,
Knox block, Thirteenth street. Nhateom.
Mfr. George Atkinson, the Tacoma lum-
Der man, is in the city effecting arrange
ments with the big Cornwall mill Tor the
cutting Of a large order OF lumber.
The ship yard in the rear Of the Beliin
ham Bay Il British Columbia ear shops
Is turning out a number Of small Saiiing
crafts. A large sealing schooner isoaOout
being completed.
Ten yards Of Bingham for 81; yachting
| flannel l2lS cents per yard at Roberts X
t Co, Knox block, Thirteenth street Nha'-
] com.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-24
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

The steamer QmckStep left for Blaneh-
ard last evening, taking cargo OF ABOUT
five tons OF groceries ana SuppneS poT-
chased in Fairhaven.
J.R. Mathews, licensed by the city, Is
prepared 10 make any sewer connection
desired. With +. :. Horton, Tenth street
Terms reasonable
a rehearsal Of the ladies aud gentlemen
who are 10 appear in Queen Esther WI;
be held this evening al the re>ile-ca OF
Mrs. W. W. Sly.
A force Of carpenters was ou>ly en-,
gagged Yesterday in framing uuCer> aud
| LAYING the foundation for Eerrzr2 : oil
commission warehouse, ue4r the Ocean
wharf.
The steamers Eastern Oregon and lc9-.
both came Co very late yesterday after
noon. owing. no doubt % the ryIznL7>
/ Of the Sound.
| Several families came iu from tn
| Islands yesterday and purchased t1sl
supplies from merchants iu the city. III
| Island trade l. amounting % con,idera
/ Die and business u every character 4
| benefited.
The steamers arriving and depart.n.
Yesterday. with the number u pound, o
freight brought Ia by each Is a. follows
Sehome, 3,sl0; Evaugel, so; City OF -
attic, 1920; Fairhayen, 20,Ao; Easter
| Oregon so.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-24
THE NEW WESTMINSTER BAND
To Give a Concert This Evening in
Thistle's Opera House

A special train, consisting OF three
coaches and an engine, was sent to New
Westminster yesterday afternoon TO con-
vey the members Of the First Artillery
band and their friends to the Focal City.
The time Of the arrival Of the train is not
known.
The concert to be given by the band
this evening will be a veritable musical
treat. The programme is eXceiientiy
arranged and the selections were evil
IDENTIFY made to suit all tastes and IAN
cies. The people Of Falrhayen have a
kindly feeling for the people Of New
Westminster and its band In particular
and will show their appreciation TINS
evening by crowding the house.
The band, though local organization
is composed OF exceptionally tine must
clans. The leader is a thorough musician
understands music, and under his direc
| ton the band has attained such degre
/ of exceiiency as to be termed the best u
| British Columbia The concert will con
sist OF both vocal and instrumental music
and the house should and will be crowde
/ from pit to dome.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-24
A GENEROUS ACTION


well-kept Promise BY Well-hnoWn
Fairhavenites
The Portland Oregonian OF April %
contains the following item:
When the Holiday property was sold
to Larrabee Bros. and Nelson Bennett at
figure which was likely 10 render the
Investment very profitable one, there
was a sort OF implied promise ON the part
81 the purchasers that they would do
something for the Holiday children. II
was not generally supposed that this half
way promise would ever result In much
benefit 10 the children. The purchasers
Of the property organized as tho Oregon
Real Estate Company, and Mr, Bennett
has since sold his interest TO Larrabee
Bros. who, as such company, have con-
Veyei about sl25, 900 worth OF the property
to trustees for the benefit OF Linda and
Ben Holiday The persons to whom
this property Is conveyed In trust are c.
Il. BOllinger, Henry Failing, c. a. Dolph
and c. y. Larraheo. The property con
Veyed consists Of farm OF 1un acres at
| ST Joe, Namhill couaty, lot on Fifth
street, between Morrison aud Alder, three
/ lots In the block ON which the Clarendon
hotel used 50 stand, aud the triangular
block Ia front OF the same
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-24
NATURAL GAS
Evidence of Its Existence In This vi
cfuity


A few days ago an item appeared In the
HERALD regarding the discovery OF nat
ural gas on the premises of Mr.. Henry
Oeser. The existence Of this valuable
yapor was doubted by many, and the
item was read with more or less incredu-
ality. Judge GaZely, one OF the Oldest
and most respected citizens OF TINS sec
ton, was personally cognzant OF the facts
stated, and requested Mr.. Lee, the arte-
sian well digger. 10 send his experience to
the Herald. The following communica-
ton was received from Mr.. Lee yesterday.
Comment Is unnecessary;
FAGRuAVEN, April Is, 1891.
Mr.. EDITORIALS | have been requested
to make "a statement of my experience IN
the arteSian well business In Fairhaven, |
have prepared the following, Anyone
Wishing cOrroborative evidence can cen
suit MIR. Clark and MI Henry oeSer' BOTH
Of Fairhayen. l.,
am the owner of an arteSian we'll drill
ling machine, and have drilled NUMBER
Of wells in Falrhaven. Last fall drilled
two wells in Happy Valley, viz; one Tor
Mr. Clark and one for Mr.. Henry oeSer.
In Mr.. Clark's we'll there was thirty hv9
feet OF soil on top OF the rock; TINS l
mined. Then drilled ten feet into the
sand crock. where salt water and natural
rRs vas found. At the time | did not
know that there was gas IN the WelI' now J.,
ever. some days after, Mr., clark nolltru
that the water In the we'll was constantly
! bubbling. rs II air was rising through II,
| Mr.. Clark said IL must be Has that CAUSED
/ the bubbling, So for the purpose OF Trying
| in he threw lighted match into the wen
/ After waiting few seconds he thoush'
/ the match must have gone out 50 ven
tWra5 10 look down the well, but just then
the gas exploded with slight report M
| blaze coming above the surface az lh'
same instant Singed his whiSkerS and eye
/ browS. After this the gas could be llGhtC,
every three or four minutes. As Sa!
/ water and natural gas was not deSlra0b
in water Intended for domestic use, IN
nine was pulled up and the well hlled.
moved TO Mr.. OeSer's next, gabout 90 ROD
from Mr.. Ciark'Sl, where | found % Zee
OF soil on top of the rock. After driltih
ten feet into the rock, salt water an
. gas was found. The gas in this We
could also be lighted every three, or tou
minutes. Concluding that fresh waite
could not be found in Happy valley,
JAMES LEE.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


The following are the real estate trans
fers recorded up to 2 o'clock yesterday,
furnished by the abstract Office Of Petit
bone Bros. Fairhaven and Whatcom;
l. G. Van Nalkenburg and wife TO
nw4 of swll sec "a, tp ara si,s5O
NJ + Eaton and wife to Nj Sew
RI " . y 1900
II Fitzgerald to &C Hixson, nw4
OF = sec "a, TIP Al, "a 800
IL C Belong TO A A Fraser lots 4,
a, &, II, T., 10, Il, Is, hlks IL and 80.
and I, blk 20, Central City 1000
W Shipley to A NJ WaloVer, lot 10,
blk ., York add 525
L l. Co to Il ] Passmore, lots 10
and IA, blk liS + l. Co.'S first 400
ii l. Cottell 30 f. A Gillette, nw4
of nwA OF nw4 OF nwA sec II, 49,,
tip b, re- 800
II Roeder and wife to Eugene
Garfield ct al, lots aud blocks on
tide fats
II W Purdy ct al to c Street
Wharf company tide lands !
q Street Wharf company to Il q
Nicklin, lot I, blk Il, Nhatcom BOG
Il q Nickliu and wife to & Street
Wharf company, lots aud blocks
on tide flats 3O
RellinghQm Ray aud British Co
lnmbia RAILROAD company to RS
Bowman, lot 4, blk al9, FIRST add
TO New NhatcOm 3at
A Il johnson and wife 60 K q
Phibrpok, lot ., blk 70, john
sons second add to Sumas %,
w Il Mpller aud wife To A Mclcl-
Ian, lot ~, blk t., York add 60t
VIM J Wahl 20 X | Bacon, VIZ of
Sw4 see ~. Up 10, + ;
VIM j Nahl TO IL III Ellis, WIS of
SW4 see -. Up 30, + 3 W
\ Reiguer To NJ Grad the 80
| feet of lot 3, blk Is, FairhaVen 22
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-24
Board of Directors Elected

CmCAGo, April e3-The stockholders OF
the American TrottIng Horse Register
company, which was formed yesterday by
prominent breeders OF trottiug horses
from all parts OF the country, and which
purchased Wallaco's register, met today
aud elected the first board Of directors. a
committee was appointed 70 arrange with
the directors Of the Worlds fair Tor AIDE
Quate representation OF the trottlng in-
forests at the exposition
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-24

The new passenger car, that was In
course OF construction at the eompany's
car shops, Is completed alt save the paint
ing and uphOlstering. The car will be a
handsome aud spacious one, and equal to
the latest improved rolling stock. "A new
pony engine Is also In course OF construc-
ton AZ the machlRe shops, The con-
pany's big mill starts up today and viii
h. kept running. The lumber which Is
not sold will be stored, Tor tho purpose Of
which lumber yard has boon laid out.
This viii keep large number Otsmen la
steady employment MIR. =. -. Cornwall
Is husily looking after the interests Of the
company, lie took a run over the road
yesterday afternoon,
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-24

Yesterday morning, while the outgoing
train was on It's way from Whatcom To
Nirhsycn. Inspector Of Customs McLel-
Ian, As usual, made his tour OF inspection
through the train. Seeing travelling
man with two large NAiiSeS beside him,
carefully guarding the same, Mac re-
qucSicd him o. open the valiSeS, 10 which
be 81 first demurrcd. but seeing the folly
~ rcsisteucc be submitted In a most I'M
gracious manner % an inspection OF the
contents % his two yallScS. While one "
them was lying open on the door McLel-
iaE'S liile dog prompted by canine curl
Osity. approached aud took a Suid Of the
contents, shith enragcd the already an
xefs1 traveller - much that he kicked the
hiile dox clean 10 the other end of the
car, A 3nN thud On she side ~ she tray
uler'S jaN bone, S1mew hat iuharmouiouSly
mingled with ihc Yell II the dog and She
rumoing 90 the rails The leithAudrr
Soemed 10 have the desired efcct, and the
commercial uomad submitted With goOd
grAec-to all further Investigations.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-24
PERSONAL

J. r. Mckinley, OF New Whatcom, was
In the city yesterday.
:. f.. Larabie left for his home In Mon
tana yesterday afternoon.
NJ. Rlumauer, the well known CONNER
cial traveller, is In the city.
William ~ Mears, travelling freight and
passenger agent OF the Northern Pacific,
Is registered at the Fairhayen.
George W. Noyes left yesterday after
noon for trip to his old home In Boston.
MIR Noycs will be absent about tire,
months.
Among the recent arrivals In the city
are W. 5. Spottcn and Ii. +. tiovor, ui
Chicago. Both gentlemen are making d
tour OF the Northwest, combining 6nsi'
ness with pleasure and have become Sc
favorably Impressed with the Focal city
that they are thinking seriously OF locat
| Ing permanently.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS


q n Caukip, Portland; L. WE'LL, Sc
attic, VIM jones, Olympia; \ ) Rogers,
seattle; pr A L johnson, Minneapolis;
: sampson, Minneapolis; Nj biumauer,
Portland; } ) Fisher, Denver; \ IL
Breed. OAKLAND, John L White, New
York; ThOS NallanSey, Portland; X )
Wheeler. Tacoma; { G luliaUd, New
York; \ e Morse, New York; IL Cal.
veil, seattle; NV Henson, City; Il Me
kinley, New Mhatcoms kobt h Hustler,
city; ECiark Evans, Portland; 4 EiSen-
bach. ) T. A : Gallagher, Seattle, Iho>
saith. Ssdro; L Nirking, New York;
" Marreu, SEATTLE; laO \ RlAck, seattle;
4 { Vaughan. Tacoma, v Z kiemmipg
rort T0~ nSen3. rhOS O Edwards, Chi
cago; ChsS T Rea6eld, New MhatcOm
No y MsArS. rscOma.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-24
Jewelry Store Robbed

Sometime during Wednesday night bur
glars entered the store OF Mr.. AdcOck, In
the Holly block, on Holly street, and stole
watches. chains and rings amounting to
nearly 500. The burglary was an ex-
tremeiy bold one. The entrance To the
store was effected by rear window. A
knife was inserted and the window latch
turned. after raising the window they re-
moved number OF bottles that were
standing on the sill and sat them down on
box ON the outside. Then they entered,
passed by the bed in which MIR. Adcock
was sleeping soundly, proceeded into the
store and rided the showcase OF all It's
contents Aided by the light coming
from across the street they carefully Sc
lected the most valuable portion OF the
goods and made good their escape with.
out being heard by the owner, whose bed
they passed twice. Mr. hdcoek Is o new
conner In this city and had opened his es-
tablishment only short time ago. tho
stolen goods being the biggest portion OF
his FIRST shipment, The watches and
yAluables are well known 10 MIR. Adcocl
and can b. Identified at once. The police
Arr doing all In their power to apprehen'
the criminals
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-24
The Old Gun Story

KOrn, the unfortunate oyOung man OF
Ferndaie who had the misfortune OF
meeting with the shooting accident two
DAYS ago, was brought to the city yester-
day noon. reporter called at the old
court house, whittier he had been taken.
On an improvised bed laid the form OF a
tall young man about 10 years OF age, in
uncOnsciOusness, from which he had never
rallied since the time Of the accident. The
chin was black and the entire left side OF
the face, including check bone and eye,
were blown out. Doctors Henderson and
Mcpherson were called and removed
some teeth and shattered bones from the
CHASTITY looking wound. Doctor Hender-
son does not think that the unfortunate
youth will survive the shock,
The story Of the accident is nearly the
same as most all Of them occurring from
the careless handling Of firearms. KOrn
took down shotgun, placed the butt OIL
II on the floor and brought the end OF the
barrel to his mouth, with the intention o.
blowing through the same 10 see II 1t con
tained a charge. In so doing ne placed
his foot upon the trigger 10 draw 1t back
The boot Slipped and the trigger did IT.
deadly work out Of 100 grains Of sho
which plOwed their way into korn''
head only 20 were recovered by the ply
slclans yesterday. The young man Is I
brother-in-law Of Smalley, the truck anC
transfer man OF New WhatcOm.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-24
A NEW FIRM
Dwight X. Darling Purchases u Half
Intnrnnt In tho paeifio Drug store

Dwight X, Darling Purchases u Half
Interest In tho Pacific Drug store
Among the business changes occurring
during the past week in the city is the
forming OF partnership by Dwight
X, Darling aud G. Engleberg, the former
having purchased half interest in the
Pacific drug store on Harris aVcnuc.
Dwight, as MIR Darling Is familiarity
called, IN one of the most popular Young
men In the city, aud his entrance into
business tor himself Is looked upon with
much satisfaction by his host of friends
lie Is thoroughly competent careful
druggist aud pharmacist, aud the Pacific
drug store will no doubt become one OF
| the most popular Institutions In the city,
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-24
AN IMPORTANT VISIT
o. Z. Fleming, President of the Port
Townsend Gas Co., In the City

Townsend Gas Co., In the City
Among the visitors in the Focal City
yesterday was Mr.. @. f. Fleming. presi-
dent Of the Port Townsend Gas company
Mr.. Fleming's visit was 10 perfect ar
rangements for securing coal for the gas
works at Port Townsend. Mr.. Fleming
had noticed the satisfactory result OF the
test made Of Fairhaven coal at the Bell
ngham Bay cOmpany's works, and he
was determtned to secure 1t FOR Port
Townsend. The arrangements at the
mine viii hardly adult Of shipping, but
| General Manager Wilson sent two tons oil
/ the coal as test. There Is no doubt hat
what this test will end as all Others, In M
/ entirely satisfactory manner. Hhe t~'
| tons shipped was the first coal to be con
signed 10 a foreign point from fairhaven
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-24

''You may sit in the stern of the boat
and work the tillcr. Miss Gaswell," said
the young man as he took the oars, 'if
You think you can steer"
II guess that won't he hard to do, b" re-
sponded the proud young heiress. 81
hayo often heard mamma SAY abe crosssod
the ocean in the STORAGE, < Chicago
Tribune
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-24

James n. Mount of New Whntcom,
and Miss Lottie T. Brown, of Amhnrst-
burg. Ontario were married yesterday at
TIE residence Of IT, h., Mead, of blaine
Mr.. and Mrs, Mount have commenced
Housekeeping az the corner " llally and
Harrison streets Ia cottage recently
PnrehASs.d by the groom.
C2etAin y l. Rodgers, harbor master
% Ss2tsle. aud Mrs. Ida h. Shaar, both
80 Se&tSle. Wvrc married yesterday after
na.oa 81 the residence OF Mr.. ne Cham
p,1in A nDwher * their Nottingham
kay frien1s were proSent
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-24
BOUND FOR THE MINES
Prospectors to Leave for the Cascade
Region Today

L
Region Today
A number OF prospectors who have been
residing in Fairhaven for the past month
and have been anxiously waiting for the
snow TO disappear, and the weather 70
moderate in the mountains, will leave to-
day for the Cascade region. Among those
who will venture into the region are
Nessrs. Hill. OeSterle. Carter and several
Others. All Of the above named were
busily engaged yesterday In purchasing
( supplies. An the members Of the party
are practical miners, and several nave
( sireadv visited the region, and have To-
Gated claims there.
/ Fairhaven will be the base Of supplies
/ for the Cascade regions, and the mer
chans Of the Focal city will reap the re
ward Of the activity there. MI. ergu
son. Superintendent Of the Boston mine
Is expected 70 arrive soon to commenc
work on this famous property.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-24

II was very rnOcA surprised % hear
LAT wa are NcC the sun u Mr.. Bar
roxs
Nc wss lsts oa BIS asorss>2 when
I wss a essSy. ard Ne tcok me "a
~Yoo Are n >s<s II sesss1n> ta~snr-'
&xp~s R&zS<
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-24

Mr. MscsuitOr 10 the fair oneS Sssterl
And how OLD Are YOU. Flosssses
FiOsSSN-oh. that hAsnf he,en decided
yeE.
''Nos decided YETI
mo, ma sAys isn Ne szrse eaSaSh
when Kate hSS landed wa. "-Wsss
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-24
CITY OF NEW WHATCOM
Notes of Interest Gathered by
the Herald's North End
Representative
A Iewelry Store Robbed--The
10. o. F. Will Erect a
Brick Building
Quietus Put on a Drummer.
Korn's Injuries Fatal.
New Suits

The following new suits were placed on
file with c. c. Hixson, clerk Of the superior
court yesterday:
Heury Morgan vs.. Thomas Sheridan
Plaintiff in this case had performed labor
for the defendant for which there Is
1855. 25 due, for which SUN he prays iudg-
ment together with all the costs In this
action.
Robbins Brothers vs.. John More-The
defendant in this case is sued for the sum
OF s2gO57, amount due on goods purchased
from the plaintiffs, for the payment OF
which sum the plaintiffs pray Judgment
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-24

rSn Mer1xxar1 A1d d&rrT &1<lia
m@re xEEos11e2 ses'~1Al~ Ntsae4A rsaf~2
<FxN11-
y,nfs.s rsAusfsx. whe has eesa eearie-
.aza ~ ~aaaa me a1s2s = kg2in abe -
o~ seo2&
pseasy >Aerit Esssaroox rssarNsd fren
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-24

Tas ease 81 sa0otins the tame bear. the
uroeersy 81 shs sac FrVnchmen, came MP
~ IRA sSiorr Jp3ze Whiting yesterday
afssrnec1- Eo~-Ssel ne Nonlaee bear
s,xreT. rrevi1S D. Wiine>ssss. that be did
~ s1ocst1E ia Eoo& faith, without any
nalcs whatzxer. as discharged BY his
hsaor Nas e.s1r7s eh2nceS q recOVery
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-24

Messrs. Farley 4 OeSterle, Of the Fair
haven restaurant. have purchases nearly
a carload Of pure Vermont maple syrup
which they will sell in any quantity de-
sired
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-24

Observed seats GA sale AZ WlSxip>.'a 4
NArdys drux store. Carfisgcs at u 50
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-24
No ssnarato states at the Fair.

CucAGo, April % Mark Macdonald,
United States commissioner from Califor-
MIA, had tilt with the fair management
this morning. the upShot of which was
that Macdonald left for homo. The trou-
bile arose over a resolution which the Cal
itornia commission passed April = IN
favor Of separate state displays, which
was received by Macdonald and laid be-
fore the directory. The TAR ohtlalS 90
{ett 10 separate state displays as tending
10 make a series of state fairs instead OF
/ a harmonious whole,
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-24

A general supply of everything found in first
class stores. and at prices in accordance
with the times. A good wharf, where
freight is loaded and unloaded In Connec-
ton with the store.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-30
CONFECTIONERY.

90 To HE$BNF~ FOR IHE IAEGE~F AND
NJ freshest assortment OF canaie- Ia -Ge city.
new crop Of French fruit and boa ,av rots lust rs
c"lN 81; ic- cream away on Eant, tsHc. cfeAEos
ant lcs 20 order a. shogt notice, Ce cream sodA a.
Henry Lew STOKE, SO second s.EesA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-30

THE ANNUAL NETTING OF >TOC KHOTTA
Il e. q -Ae II; NaitonSl RAnk q Seattle WI
= bed s. 1ae o1sce o. ihe hank. n seattle On
Tues @v. January - 1S&2 al O'Clock n n. Ts-
TIE purpose II eisCfius ualcers for tie ensuing
yea --1 t-aaSAcitas aay o.lrc oJlsI ;GA4 may
come aelsTe IEtZ1- = II IN r H. Cashier
- Art hatl bEtso' N EETISG-TEE REGC-
:. ar S1uas4 meeting Of th- 80 kha',.sr> - s5sA
fsos-oa Na-.oaS B-ck u seattle WI - aeis a. is
"a N-1s-tot+ss 81 Tuesday. Jan Cary =. So Il
49, p 4l-- taT tE~ eaelgGon 81 directors ard he
0aas--'lon % szea other business may Dc prop
sE4y sr~2Sht before me zert.as
December - 1ssL