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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-31
Probatiny yyirth's VIII.

The will of Rev. James A. Wirth was admitted
to probate yesterday by Judge Lchtenberg and
Richard Holyoke was. appointed administrator,
upon giving bond in the sum of $4,000. The
will provides that 81 800 be given to each of his
three sisters, Mrs. Milhelmina SAINT. Mrs Louise
Ambuhl and Miss Anna Sayory With, and s.,
to his brother, Adolph Wirth. The rest OF the
property goes TO the Olympic university OF this
Offv
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Adopting n Daughter,

Officer A. II. Mefford, of the police force, was
permitted to adopt Zoe Ethel Marsh. a little girl
of years. the daughter OF Stephen n. and Jen-
ME p. Marsh. Judge Iichtenberg granted Mef-
fords application TO give the child his name and
take her as ii she were OF his own flesh and
hinpd
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Indian Roberts Held for Murder.

TACOMA, Jan. sO.--Ispecial 1.-The coroners
Jury this evening decided that Daniel Webster
came to his Death from choking By Harry Rob-
erts, both Puyallup Indians, who euerrelIed
and fought while drunk. Tuesday night, On the
way 10 the reservation. Roberts is held in the
county isil charged With murder.
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THE BLOTTER.
SUPERIOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

SUPERIOR coURr-LIcHTESsERG. J.
F. w Johnson VS.. Harrington Il Smith-Fore-
closure or lien judgment Tor GeIendment for
costs and case dismissed
NJ " Peterson VS.. Tacoma Mill Company
Findings OF facts and conclusions of law; filed.
Kahn 4 Watkins vs.. City OF Seattle-Continued
until January 81.
Watkins & Considius VS.. City of seattle-Con-
tinued until January 81.
George K Beede vs.. City of Seattle-Continued
until January 81
Eugene Cheyre, vs. John Belisle ct al.-Leave
granted 10 file supplemental complaint.
Lillian Z. Fox VS.. J. II. Fox-Diyorce-order
OF default against defendant; fled.
Elizabeth Vachon VS.. Alexander Fachon-Di-
voree granted Oh grounds of abandonment.
Joseph MankowsA vs.. Celina Mankowski-
Divorce granted on grounds of adultery.
NJ. Gotlstein VS.. D. Lateral et at.-order TO sell
property; fled
PROBATE DEPARTMENT.
Estate of James A. wirth-Deeree admitting
will TO probate; letters testamentary issued to
Richard Holyoke upon giving bond in the sum
Estate OF Mary Frances wintcn-order of con-
tinuance on final distribution until February
Estate of John W Hnnt-Decree appointing
Helen NJ Hunt and Edward f. Hunt adminis-
traitors; letters OF administration issued.
Estate of Frederick Aihert-order confirming
sale OF real estate
Estate of Joel Mack-order confirming sale of
real estate.
adoption of Zoe Ethel Marsh, minor-De-
Estate OF Charles ). Cumings-Decree appoint
ing Anna f. Cummings administrative upon Civ
Ing bond in the sum OF 500; letters OF admins
tra,ion issued
SUPERIOR CoURT-HUMEs. J.
Mckenzie & Mcclellan VS. snocualr ME Mill
Cornpany-MotiOn Tor new trial. argued and de-
MED; defendan; gave notice Of appeal 20 the su-
yFeme court
Joseph Maxwell CT TX IS. Pacific Navigation
Compauy-Damages: jury trial; verdict for
plsi-tlfis fer $3.50.
In the matter OF application OF Matthew Casey
for writ Of haleas corpus-Writ sustai ed and
Prisoner released
SUPERIOR cUUEr-csBoKN, J.
C. ". Hacke va. Smith & Foster-sui; on &C.
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First Citr Oaicers on Anacnrtes.

The first city election was held az Anacortes
on Thursday, two full tickets being in the field,
the Citizens' and the Peoples The Citizens
ticket was elected as follows: Mayor, George
F. Kyle; councilmen, Benjamin Goodwin, c. c.
Parkuan, T. A Lang, w. W. Bailey, Albert A.
wismolek. r. E. Whitney; treasurer, Austin
IAthrop; Assessor, Henry Clay Howard; health
officer, DR.. Armstrong.
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Notice Of Registration.

H. speeisl election called for the Nth Of Jan
- NJ. having been postponed, notice is
|ss :? gwen That the registration books for the
e 80 - seattle for the yeaT 1891 are now open At
4 S s-1se OF the city clerk OF said city between
q "a rs ~. OF clock a. N. anu o'clock p. m,
L. - ane within ten days of any election. when
= w. oe closed for the purpose Of organiza-
49, person Is required 70 re-register, the
essioa ioF the year 1889 being void.
h. u. MILLER. City Clerk.
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Excursion to Anacortes.

The Oregon Improvement Companys elegant
steamer Eastern oregon viii make a special trip
Monday, February ., TO AnacoEtes and return.
leaving the Pacific Coast Steamship dock az >
O'Clock a. m, 10 accommodate persons wishing
10 attend the sale OF the Northern Pacific Rail-
road addition TO AnAcortes- One fare for the
round trip. Tickets good I'll February 5
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BOARD Of Public WORKS

At the meeting OF the board of public works
Yesterday the only member present was Mr.. G.
II. Heilbron. The secretary read all the COM
munications he had, in order TO see II anything
needed immediate action; but all matters were
left over until today, till which time the board
aN1sxn-
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sEATTLE's NEW MILLIONAIRE.
AN AucrIoSEER REPORTED TO BE THE LUCKY

Mr. J. NJ. Rex. the suctioneer. IS reported 70
have fallen heir TO a large estate IN the East
amounting In value 20 nearly million dollars.
and saws he realizes ''there is many slip be-
tween the cup and the lip and until he is in
possession of his good fortune he VIII continue
auctioneering, and ss he IL engaged by the l. III.
Griffith Realty and Ranking Company 10 act as
their auetioneer, he viii be on hand this after
neon, at o'clock. At their Offices, ia James
street 20 sell some choice business and residence
properfy 20 highest bidder.
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ANACORTES.
TO CONTRACTORS.

Tenders win be received 20 February IS prox.
for the construction Of an ocean steamship dock
at whnt Is known a. Point Shannon Cor Shannon's
Ship HarbOr Addition TO ABacortes. ia section 22,
Fidalzo island). said dock TO be OF similar con-
struc,ion fsiightiy larger 20 the =. T. Railway
Company's dock In section p, Immediately ad-
joi ming Right is hereby reserved 10 reject any or
all bids For plans. specifications and full rars5e-
Mars address r. l. SHANNON.
Care Firs. National Bank, Anacoftes,
Or Seattle National Bank, Seattle.
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TEACHERS JANUARY SALARIES.
Arrangements Made to Cash Warrants
Par.

The teachers OF the city schools will have no
difficulty in cashing at par their salary warrants
for the month of January, as they experienced
on the first of the present month. Clerk Whit
ney, of the school board, yesterday made ar
rangements with Dexter Horton & Co. for cash
ing the warrants at par The warrants will ag-
gregate about 50 600.
During the present month fully $4,000 in war
rants have been redeemed with the funds de-
rived from taxes
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MONEY TO loan.

One hundred thousand dollars on short time
IN amounts OF $500 TO $500 on inside city prop
ertv. Apply TO 7. +. Quirk, room p sullivan
block
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One hundred Thousand dollars on short time in
amounts OF $50 10 s5,Oon on INSIDE city property.
Apply 10 T. +. Quirk, room q sullivan block
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SUPERIOR coUEr-osBoES, J.

Wv. Hacke Va Smith & Fcster-suit on &C
count; jury trial; verdict for plaintiff fol
SsS.Si.
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cEATTLE OPERA HOUSE,

CEATTLE OPERA HOUSE,
Three Nights and Wednesday Matinee.
COMMENCING MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2.
EMMA JUCH
:.--................-.:
.................,........
GRAND ENGLISH OPERA co.
........--................
REPERTOIRE:
Monday, February I'd. Richard Wagner.
LoHENGR1N.
........................
Tuesday, February Sd, verdis
....-..-.s.
RIGOLETTO.
....................
wednesday Matinee, February 4, Bizets
CARMEN.
..................
Wednesday Evening, Feb. 4. Richard wegner's
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
!: TANNHAUSER.
.-........................
Seats now on sale at ticket Office. lis James ST.
Night Prices. SO, s15O and soc
Wednesday Matinee. Sl5O, 81 and soc
steinway Piano used by the Juch Company
NEW STANDARD THEATER
JOHN coRr PROPRIETOR.
For week commencing January 20.
OVERWHELMING SUCCESS.
PEOPLE TURNED AWAY NIGHTLYI
Last week Of the
MABEL FRANCIS BuRLEsoUE COMPANY.
ENTIRELY NEW FEATURES. COMPLETE
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME,
Special engagement at the enormous salary o
$500 per week of the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
POWERS FAMILY,
..-..--....'......'..'..'..
THE WORLDS GREATEST BICYCLISTS!
Observe This List Of Stars:
MABEL FRANCIS,
THE HEALEYS,
THE DEvALLoU SISTERS,
THE SHERIDANS.
Initial production in this city of the beautiful bur
lesque
COUNTY FAIR-o,
....-.-..-.......-....
Which includes a Grand Amazon March BY Is
Beautiful Young Ladies'
The performance replete with Songs, Dances and
SpecialtIes-
Next week our own Mammoth Speciality Congress-.
3o-NEw EASTERN sTARS-3o
POPULAR PRICES.
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THE PIANO REPLEyINED.
The Arm OF the Law Reaches After
Thomas L. Kempstcr.

Yesterday Deputy Sheriff Mcdonald went to
orillia and repleyined the piano which Thomas
L. kempster got of G. A. Heidinger, of this city,
but refused to pay for. The piano, though still
in Kempsters house, is in legal possession of the
sheriff, who will hold it for three days in order
TO give kempster time either to pay for the
piano or put up sufficient bond for payment.
The writ of replevin served by the sheriff was
accompanied by a summons in suit brought
against Kempster in the superior court by d. S.
Johnson for $50, the price of the piano, and $50
damages for its detention.
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a DANGEROUS SIDEWALK.
Narrow Escape Of a Little Roy Fro,
Susfocation.

Willie Barker, an s-year-old urchin, last even
Ing feii from the high sidewalk on South Fourth
street, near Washington, to the ground, dis
lance OF fifteen feet. and nearly lost his life
The little fellow was playing with some other
boys and he slipped and toppled over the edge
OF the walk. falling on bis stomach in the soft
mud His face was completely covered with
mud and, besides nearly breaking all his ribs, be
almost suffocated before rescued.
Captain Peer, of the police force, happened
along aud, finding way 20 where the boy lay
ne carried him to police headquarters. The city
little Willie had no broken bones, he was very
painfully bruised.
mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup for Children
Teething' softens the gums reduces intiamrna.
ton, allays pain, cures wind collie. Is cents q
bottle.
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Conner Plate Engraved
MONEY To loan.

Cards and invitations. seattle Book Company
7is Second street.
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Mrs Charles Russell. Of Eastern Oregon. we.
cured Of asthma OF hfteea years standing by
McoEes Revealed Remedy.
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NJ 49, give you perfect health Ii invested
-00Ees Revealed Remedy.
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Qu6 bic Qerpnoutit ldst ibren @er.

Gu6 bic Neruuautit ldst ibren 8er>
ebrer ielteu zines rnbi9en 2ooes i'm
Bette iterbeu: Der nmerifaniihe 2ufts
idiffer 2erour gerieth 1889 bel Geual
nit benz SalIitirm ms Nfeer uno err
trant; Der amerlfnniide 2uIti6iffer
@eorge 5ttce gerietb 1889 NIT benz 6aus
itirm bel 9eriugtou in ben Ohio uno
ertrant. Der ruiiii6e 2uitibiifer Slts
tor Golla ertraut 1890, erit 20 Sabre
oft. bsim 5aaidrmiturS in Stodbolm
Der umeritanlide 2uiti6iifer Ban Sais
Iel ltieg 1889 IN Souolulu auf 9erietb
nit oem 6allIdirm in's Meer uno err
trauf; furJ. es iiett eerabe aug, als Oh
Neptun bic ieinem @oqeseu gIeOlus
piberiabreue Sdmah rd9eH NOBLE.
aber aud i'm uebriseu briust ber
IrtiItenberui cine 8eibe idperer @es
fabren nit ii9, Die benienisen. Der ibr
ausilbt, NIT einem unuatiirli6en Eooe
beoroben; 10 uuroe, nm nur elm paGr
trauri9e 8elese ou5ufibren. @mille
2oiiiet 1882 in Garis ppu ibrem Siert
eri6laseu; Der befannte Wtenaserie'
beIiber &leeberg 1856 in Gbaur.oes
5ouos BON einem umftiirSsnoen @o9en
eri6la9en; ein sleid trauriges Coos
traf 1883 in 8eiBenbur9 ben erIt 22s
idbri9en &unItreiter &ooli 3raber uno
ben 2Sidbrisen @pmnaititer Saui
&en0idlu9. Serbrnnut lit 1889 in
Sedinaeu (bei einem i'm @o6npa9sn
aus9ebrp1enen Sdabenieuer) Die 8itt
tue beS 6efauuteu 8unItrsiterprtuclpalS
Sacob glltboff, uno Der itatieniibe
@DmnaItiter 5rancesco &oIii fam 1854
in Bologna inter Die locomotive bes
@rtrnju9es oss Circus @ouaro 8ulff.
gtatiirlid sebt es in Der buuti6ims
mernoen NrtiIteupelt aud nidt pbne
tragiI9e &omantit ab Der SelbItmorb
fiuoet feline Spier, @iieriudt, @utb,
SaB, &udiudt Itebeu auf Der 9auer.
Sm Sriibiinu eridlob fid 1888 in oeils
brpnn aus gInla6 oes Sooes ieiner
6rau Der en9ltI6e SOltiseur GUNNER
Itou; burd Selbitmoro enoete 1890 in
SOpenba9eu, erit "a Sabre aft, Der
frouS6iiide GlOun CHARLES 9eonaro
GrbOl6t Wurbe 1889 in aoubOn bon
eiuem seuiiIen gurrasb Der 4frobut
9etiue; oeS Griteren 9udter arbeitete
BEL oe8 2eBteren 9ruppe. @rlhofen
nuroe 1889 pom einem idpeNiiden
lieutenant bel 3pitet bic 9rahtieiltdn-
Serin @luirn NaOisun 0ieielbe iuor
cine tuunoerbare S60nbeit. = NlIo
iebeufalls cine Giferiubtstras6oie!
glus alleoem geht CUR @enilse berz
por, oaB Die 9lusiidten auf einen 9es
rubiameu Sebeusabeno fir ben Nrtiiten
our6aus nidt siinitise fiuo. 9ns
niro absr, bel Der itarteu Slnbdnslib.
felt, tpel9e in ben pielen glrtilteniami,
lien fir ben oOrnenreideu uno eeinbrs
pollen Berui berriht, bod bns linee
unb beranudbienbe @eidledt nidt alb
balten, oenielben 9efubrpOIlen @es su
tpanoeln. g8ie in ben 6iidero6rieru
Der gtoroiee son5e Sumilieu in ben
@ellen ibr ua1es Grab finoeu, 10 flint
inert ben berdnundienoen Irtiiteu nid,t
bnS Wenetefel, oas ibm iein Sater ooer
dlterer Sruoer sesebeu bat; iein S@i6
lal reiBt ibn fort.
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- Sdneiberrade @iuer Der
sroBen 9onooner Serreni6neiber, mel
der aud bic @bre bat, ben Brinjeu pom
I8ales 81 beoieuen, tuti9irte uHldu9It
feline @Quipase mitteu inter beHeH Der
I'elegauten g1elt nSn SDoepart. 9n
rief ibm elmer isiner bo6ssbOreneu
'Runben pl6slid nit iddIIenoer Stimme
gu: ,@b, leben sic bod mai. bieier
lleberrOd, ben i'd pon Sbuen babe, nil
Isar nidt iiben. Wtr. 3. ities rubis
bon Ieinem Sibe berab uuo bat Se.
I'SUbeit, cine Setuuoe itill ju lteben. @r
ging um i'm berum uuo betradtete bon
alien SGiten ben Sip oes Yaletots.
.Sa, Cure 0obeit baben &edt," la9te
tr euoli6 uHo jO9 ein Stiid areioe aus
ber 8eItentaide, bier muB Der &od
stpas eiH9euommen Deroen, nHo bier !"
aluo bel ieosm r5ier" ma6te er oem
tbObeu 6erru bide, fette &reioetride
uuf Dem Rod, Ddbreno iih eiHe
la6enoe Corona nm 8eioe iammelte
$50, penn Cure Subeit fi6 iebt
ua6 meinem Ntelier bemiiben noaen,
tnber obne unteriuegs Die Sretoe5elden
FusrloIdsu 5u Iaiien, 70 Wirc meiu
@erfjlbrsr auf Der Steae bic Hotbwens
bisen Nsnoeruusen uOrHebmen~, er'
tldrte eruItbaft Der Gentleman Sanlor.
uerobIdieOete ii9 nit elmer tiefen
,8er6eusuu9 uub futidirte bopOn. Die
Sobeit aber itano tuie cine bemalte
,&rdbe peroust bu uno eutJos iid oaun
bur6 cine raide 5lubt Dem @eip6tte
Der umItebcuoen sic iOl Hie tuieoer
Nr. g. uutsrtpegs nit talking shop"
(RIeiOersei6WdB) bebeaist boben.
= Gin SObn ieiner 8tit.
.2ebrer { i'm Religiunsunterridt); n@as
mein 1T. 1T nud 9ein." Ger Ia9te
bieies id6ne @ortP S9aler: @iuer,
| Der Hi9ts battle!
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TeucS &oGrejept.

Gin 6ibider, fielder 9ieutenant Dor
sinem tleioiameu &esiment uuo pop Der
ridtiseu Gr6Be, seuaues @aIjertGnSerA
maB, leidtiibis uno idlant, bof. uno
feds idrittidbis, NIT olnner 9uillc unb
bis sum Salstraseu seideitelter
Sauptbaar, aussiebiger 3ulaae mn
einem fein 9eipiBteH S6nurrbdrts
den, elmer BON beneu, tuie lie BON ies
oem &aiino gum Selbittoteupreis sea
lieiert uno germ bel @ebeimratbss
uuo 6ofratbs. SOireeu ais 3immer'
i6mud beuiBt meroeu, SGbelraBler
uno SpOreuilirrer, Oerleben nit ben
rei1lten 8euntuiien iiber Gnilepierbe
uno iebr Su Sauie in uuen Diiienifaft'
liden - SaQetten, poll felienieIten
@laubens an Die ei9eue llnpioeritebs
lifteit, Elm iOlder piro Suerit bel eiHI'
gen SOuriiren nit Sudden unO fol,
tenn 9luii6nitt rUaseitopft. nit
reibli6em Sraufppier non Sbee
unO 8otbwein besoiien. bon Der
Mtama nit Irtisteiten iiberbduit,
bis er Der 9alt berielbeu iait erliest,
bann BON Dem T6dtertheu ielblt iiber
iein 8ieto ausseirast. biernuf miro er
iebr tiebeHsDlrhi9 uussld6elt, bis er
9euiB lit, eiuen .inbelbaften @inorud
berporsebra6t ju bnben mo idOu oaS
Splittern oeS MGodeuberSens 5u uers
nebmen slaubt. gSdbrenb er 10 mebr
an ben YIHsrtff als on bic @ertbsici'
auu9 oeutt, i9teuoert man nun aus
Dem duBeriteu 4ussutuinfel eiHen 8feil
na6 oem auoeru, Die bel eeidldtem
g8urf uiemols ibr 9iel oerfeblen, uno
bdlt ni6t eber inue, alS big Der 2ieute.
nant bel Dem Grben Isines RsHupfeross
idu6rt, nIemals Elm reiSenoere5 Beien
getannt Su babeu, ,;nls bic Sfeilwerierin,
Ii6 auf 9ob uno Gebsn aui oeren
9on5orOuuns ltiirSt uuo 70 Oiels g8ol'
ser srobert, ais i'm iieb5iser Srie9 irau'
S6iii6e 6eituusen sehOmmeu murben.
Dem 1T oas geritt isrtis, fam nit
auerlei GauSUrouungeH ieruirt nuO bel
metrsren SdIen psrwenoet peroeu,
ia, es bait ielbIt ben 9anSeH ga
l6ing lber Dor, uuo Der Relt 9ibt
nod maubmnl eiuen pniiablen Brdus
ttaam nb. CUR @arniruHg taun man
au9 elnise plel seOieute GneiOOten Heb
uleH.
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-9as 8urt ba8 Die 6 o.
flung oes eiufuden unb finnreiben
S9oppenbauer'i6en St6tblels biloet:

-9as 8prt, oa8 bic 8 O..
flung oes eiufadeu unb finnreiben
S9oppenbauer'i6en St6tblels biloet:
Setrennt mir heiIis,
8ereiut abi9eulib,
bas 8Ort MeineiO, bat idOn oft Su
i9erJbuiten 8emertunsen unb ern1ten
llnterlu6un9en antaB sesebeu. Sier
ipieoer eiu tleiner 8eitrag Su ben Mften
bieies 8urtes. @r: SD i6p5re Dir,
Mdo9en, auI etuis bin id oein! Sic:
Glio i'm buditdbli6en Siune oes
8ortes etn rReineib"! : 9Iui
9ruuo oieies S6erSmortes f6nnte man
leidt 5u Der Gniht oerleitet iperoeu,
als lei oa5 @urt ,Wein- in Nteineio
nit benz beiiBunSeisenoen Siirporte
.mein" oerpanOt. Sin Weineio lit be-
fanntli9 elm ia1i1er Glib; oas erite
8ort yMein" bat aber NIT benz Yros
nomen ,Ntein" Ourddus ni5ts aemein,
fonoern itebt fir iib allein bd uno be.
oeutet iOuiel iuie rudlus, falih. idle6t,
bosbnit, uuslidIi9u. (. NJ. Dor 3eiten
tpuroe eiu MorO ooer cine rudloie
9bat cine vWteiutbut" seuannt. Gin
8ote nit elmer b6ieu gta9ribt tuuroe
nit vWeiubOten". etn Sa9elwetter nit
.Wemwstter", elm unsliidstaa nit
.Weintaa" beaei6net u. {. 10.
-Barirt. .gOr Der Sudseii
perIpra9it 9u mir, ale msine Beoilri,
niIIe in 8utuuft gu beitreiten uno bri6It
i6ou beute, na6 faum feds 8u + n
0ein Bort" ,p8ieiu oenu mein lies
bes Beib@en ?"" .Run, i5 pieoers
bole Dir nOdmals, i4 bruude Elm neueg
RleiO." pv@ut - uuo ,9 beitrcitt
es.""
-@efdbrIi9e &unbi daft
Gtubent (Sum S9neioer): SeSabler
fam i6 Sic niht, oaiiir nil lh Ste
aber meiuen 5reunoeu uuo BE eauuteu
empfehlen. 5bneioer: I'm pmH-l5'
nilleu niht! @OueH SJe mtn Oenu
gang rulniren?
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unb itatt befen empfins er uOn Dem
Refereuoar einen blunteu 2baler. 9tur
Serr @idtis nabm i'm. ais er ibm oos
nddte @tal beseguete. bel benz DIR
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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-02-28
COLLYER CARVINGS.
"Whirlwinds."
Feb. Goth 1891

6D. SOGD 1871.
"Whirlwinds."
Mr.. Schoon, living on the Saline, was
in town one day this week.
Collyer has some fine marksmen. Can
any one beat them? They think not.
Preaching Monday night by Rev. E. L.
Walker, of Wa-Keeney. Come one, come
all.
B. Acre. Nj. A. Mcmillan and o. B
Kessler visited Wa-Keeney Saturday
night.
The q. s. weather signals will soon be
seen flying over the store of L. A. Fisher
Watch them,
You had ought to have seen the "light
Brigade" drive the "bums" out of town
Tuesday night.
Mr.. James Hickman has some fine
mich COWS for sale. If you want bar
gain call and see them.
Mr.. Hildebrand returned from Missou-
ri Saturday morning and says he is salts
fed now and will stay here.
Dance at Victor Zawodsky's Friday
ulSuI' suppose lHCAO VIII OO O SOOO
time, particulars not given.
w. R. @. meeting last Saturday even
ing was well attended by all the ladies.
The w. r. G. will always live.
Mr.. Chas. Benedict was on our streets
Monday. We did not find out his bust
ness as it was none of our business.
The Ladies of Collyer will give church
festival on Wednesday night, March 4th
for the benefit of the Foreign Missionary
Society. Everybody invited. Tickets Is
cents. 1t will be kind of lap supper.
ToPsY.
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FAIRVIEWINGS.
GRANGER
Feb. %, 1891

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Our farmers are sowing their oats.
H. D. Reed bought some seed oats of
J. NJ. Rhoades Monday.
We heard of a young lady receiving
wedding present recently.
Mr.. Rhoades is expecting his brother
in-law, from Toledo. this week.
Almena Wolff was home on visit. She
returned to town Sunday evening.
The wind rose this morning and has
been mixed with snow most of the day.
Adolph says he has new pair of boots
and intends to make raid on the Ogal-
lab station.
Mr.. Skeletons cattle drifted with the
storm to-day. Chris. and Otto Wolff took
them home this afternoon.
We are told that certain young man
is expected around here the latter part of
the year on important business. If this is
a fact we bespeak for him success.
It is not our intention to offend any
one, and we sincerely beg pardon if we
have. We always print the truth, the
whole truth, and nothing but the truth.
Mr.. Reed and family contemplate
trip to California soon, to be gone an
indefinite length of time. We are sorry
to see Mr.. Reed leave the neighborhood.
O'FLARITY.