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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-22
The Department Called Out.

An alarm was sent in from box No. IS. corner
ot Temperance anu High streets, yesterday after
noon 81 40 O'Clock, .or 8 IRE in some sh2vings
in the cellsr OF the house belonging 20 T. A
sumson. The blaze was put out without dam
age being done
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There were hled 81 the United States land
Office yesterday seven hones;eaas sutr,es- four
pTe-emptions. four cash ami one ans. entrv.
The cash receipts were ss29.S2
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., ae oniy permit issued by the building in
81 ses'erdAy was to Martin Peterson for s
" R $40 ene-half story dwelling. lot ls, block
Ys,r,'.1 addition, al cost Of sl.ao0. Three
AIS Tor additions were issued
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Rogue Catcher. Caller

Caief of Police Rogers. C.ofsfns Birch and
FseF' Inspector Willard snd Lseutenants Tenn
p'eion' sullivan ard simuls had their photo
graphs taken in group THURSDAY.
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HOUSE VACANT?

For Rent ads. inserted in the POST
INTELIIGENCER are read each day
by thous snds. Largest circulation.
Best results.
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Mrs. ueNeu I'm, Of T.u

Mrs. Mary Mcneil, who has been in the county
al for several weeks past for the shooting of
her husband, gave bond yesterday and was re-
leased Ernest A. Brown and James Fl. Wright
vent on her bond, which was fixed at $500
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Don't forget the Sons Of s.. George hsu At
Green LAKE. saturday night Tickets al Cryl.
stores, - cents, including car iares-
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This Evening

rare treat is in store for ell who will listen
10 Miss Ida Ben:eys perfect rendition o. the
sMiIl on the Floss Saturday evening, at the
NJ E church.
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Another Suit Against the Danny Hotel

II. Marsh. George w. Hall aud G. A. Hill
brought suit yesterday in the superior court
against Fabian s. Potvin and the Denny Hotel
COMPANY 10 recover 81, 2oI IL claimed for furnish
irr material IN the construction Of the hotel
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Ffoposfffon to Send Water to the To,
of HIN


Among the visitors al the meeting of ehe board
o. paolic works yesterday was exMayor Moran
sesefaI Iaaitersbf routine were attended TO. A
commune from tie school board asking
iof sewerage Tor the Denny school vas referred
20 sne cry school. Al application Was received
Iof extension OF vate- service on Rainier e dis
tsnee o. 10 feet II was ord .red done
An offer o. Henrietta williams 20 sell 20 the
city the triangle Division street fer s. 800 was
referred 20 city engineer for report
moran Bros & D1rie put in = bid for the alter
alton OF the snoqualnie. IL was reported that
others were to Dc sent N, bat no others were re-
ceiFed- II yss resolved TO lay the matter over
unsl4 tuesday. 20 which date the board accord
ingly adjourned
some discussion took place as 70 the supply Of
water Tor the top of Queen Anne hill, and It
was resolved 10 refer the matter TO the superi-.
tendeut for report
Bills were received for repairs 10 chemical en-
glne 40 Tor The accident on Madison street
From Beattie at 81, Mcdonald 80 and Buchanan
so. II was awarded 10 the lowest
Thomas Rock applied for permission 20 grade
Nyndharn street where it runs through his
property al his own expense. Referred to city
COUNCIL
Superintendent Chalk presented the following
estimate for August:
The following is an estimate Of the operating
expenses o. the water department Tor the month
Of August and Is as near right IL Is possible
10 get:
Lake Warrington Pumping Station
Twenty-Five cords OF wood
Per day at S2 40.......-......sI.7iI .
OIL and waste ..--.-.--.-...-.- IS 5l-sI,757 70
Broadtrdy Pumping Station
Three and three q Gsrte. cords
OF wood per day AZ 3d.. 2ss 60
OIL and waste 49,. .- 50 c5s 50
LAKE. Union Pumping Station
Two cords per day at s3-i0.... Ifs 50
Oil snd waste ............ 500 I55 50
Material Tor repairs .---.-- 80 I22 o.
Rent of tank, telephone and
stationery observation-disclosures. - 80
Total for the month .............-.s2ss S 81
According 20 the above figures our operating
expenses 20 far this month have reached the sum
OF E,S5s7s
1his does not include any amounts which viii
oe paid out OF the salary fund nor material
DougAt for domestic service.
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Sold svery.hsre. PTlce. CUTTCCa. Soc: soar
Csc; RysoLvEST. 81 Prepa-ei by she P0TrZE
Dkus a. CHENEcAL CORPORATIONS. Boston
send for How to Cure skin Disease 81 pa-es
80 illustrations. and 100 Testimonials
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"ALl-A HALLA ADDITION.
Ses q Aungsie. Go Second street

lsne ar s ASax excursions on the steamer Kirk
Ca sy.en sIag IL popularity. Take TIE lea
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Wearers of the fashionable
Dunlap Hats will be pleased top
know that the fall and winteA
styles will shortly be placed oh
sale. Full particulars of thA
opening day for Dunlap styled
will be given later. /
Wait a short time beforA
getting your fall hat and bug
the one fashionable hat of thA
country - the Dunlap. Wa
are the exclusive agents in SEX
attic for the Dunlap Hats.
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R.;ls for Great Sor,bexr

A lot OF rails for the Seattle & Montana divi-
sion OF the Great Northern railway is on the
road from 81 Paul Track-laying viii be re-
sumed as soon as they arrive.
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H.rdman pianos F. Chris,i.uer. ST. Third
Stree
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Store open until 10 o'clock
this evening.
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A generous lot of bargains
in Balbriggan and Summer
Underwear for the men at the
Furnishing Goods Department.
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j. Il. BASYE.
SOL FRONT STREET,
NEAR COLUMBIA
DIAMONDS E!

Buyers, dealers and spectators
should not miss the opportunity to
examine the Diamonds we are now
Offering AT such extraordinarily low
prices, We look at neither cost price
nor value, our sole aim being TO reduce
a portion of our immense stock into
cash. Diamonds bought OF US can
/be returned, less 10 per cent, when
so stipulated in the bill of sale.
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C'oRDRAY's THEATRE.
Corner Third aai Marion streets
COMEDY I COMEDY COMEDY !
wssk Commencing August II.
-orR
Excellent Company o. Comedians IN the Success
FIJI FAFc-c-l conaesy 10 foar acts emitted
BLUSDERs
Brilliant 7,alozus
sad IIlr.A Provoking Hamor
AUDITORIUM:
CnIqss. Novel ars HIS cas- Sovsny Fer.
5orGaacs.
TIE Favo-.te C07esti=ns.
WHITNEY & Mia
The Great Vsatsslg9glrst,
VAN.
Tbe f'r~1s@~, 0, Al 7Hrxle-s
EU>s S.L~uNIo=
Pleasing ~kstrh Artists.
MAYO BROTHERS.
Prof Sgifts W1A5erfai
DCG CIRCUS.
-'-s.-+-f-+-+-"--- -.-...s-----.-
.vEBSEsnAY. t-NhTI<EFS2 sat EDkY..
EnS3srAT. MAIN EaS-@ .sATrE Az.
.-s-H-.+-.sr-.+-~- .----.-.4~-..--
PRTcEs ~ ADNrsSI 80 Aadi;oriurn. n cents;
sszts IN theatre. -Jc, 30 AID &C Box -sats 59-
seats reserved s5K days "a atva1cs al box 0fHca.
Ts;ei hnise sos Ais i.ss- 4 - o. r u drag Ie7c
eo-gser second and Iolas4.a.a streets
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VII be O. exhEhE-ioa q. Hysr-s PAuson q
Cos, coz. Fr0Gt and CoiEaols SIS
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Excellent Company o. Comedians IN the Success
FIJI FArc4c-- Corlecy 10 foar Acts, emitted
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-16
COMUNICADO
DOCUM ENTOS

del PvdcticO de sasnsero del puerto de San Jssas
AlSrcs de Fragata gradwado ST.. d. Antonio
Rodrlgues Ayonso.
para que cierrs la boca el que quiera ser marino
de por fuersa)
Don Leopoldo Veiga Hermides, Alferez do
NaVio graduado, or. Photo de todos ma
res. = CAPTAIN del vap0r- -correO M6ico.
. CERTIFICO: que durante diex yiajes con-
secutivos que he hecho "a este puerto, tanto
On entra das como on salidas, me ha sido prac-
co dnrante 6stOs don Antonio Rodriguez Alton
SO, Alf6rez de Fragata graduado quedands de
su buen cello, intelgencia y praotica compile
tamente satistecho. para que conste donde
lie convenga a petici0n dol interesado, sxpi-
do sl presente certificado en- San Juan de Puer-
to- Rico 2 de Setiemb.e de 18S2.-LeopoJdo
HssgG.-( Hay un sello J.
Don Hatfas Julia, Captain con el cargo dc la
derrota del vap0r corroo iSGntGm1er.
CEkTIFICA: que en- los viajes que ha he
cho con este buque otros dc la Companfa Ira
satlantica desde el ano 1880, ha hecho el SER
vicio de Practice para entrar salir de este
puerto don Antonio Rodriguez Alfonso, Alferez
de Tragata graduado, que ha cnmplido su CO.
metido con ell mayor cello 6 intcligencia.
para cue conste, 4 petici6n del interesado. ex-
pidO la prasente certifcaci6n en- San Juan de
Puerto Rico 6 de Setiembre de 1e82.-Nattas
JMli6.-( Hay un sello j.
(CsmtinNar6).
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para los consamidores pobres, dicen que no
paroce ser Ia 6poca mas oportnna para estable
Ger los dichOs derechOs que traen Gt0sigGdo
OtraS pOblaciOneS mas impOrtantes de Ia Isla.
Pero 81 no hay mas remedio que crearios;
81 la neces:dad SO impone, cOnvendra que ol
AyuntamientO tuvieSe muy en- cuenta el pasO
trascedental que piensa dar, estudiandO mucho
los artfculos sue ha de recargar, y las difcul-
tadeS que los cOmerciantes del pueblo les
impondrian los fraudes de efectos recargados &
que SO prestan ciertOs negOcios on el campo,
hasta donde no siempre alcanza la vigilancia
de las autOridades. FL arroz, por ejonplo, es
hoy en- PuertO-R Rico el alimento de las classes
pobres; el-artfculO de mayor necesidad pOdrfa-
mos decir. Recargar con los derechos de con-
sumo reEglOneS como ese, sobre todO despu6S
de la miseria que las elases pro etarias cstan
abocadas por causa del temporal, es hacer mas
atictiva la situaci6n de aquella inf0l tunada CO.
marca.
Ell amigo que las ,fneas anteriores escribe,
cree que las razOnes espuestaS las tendra en-
cuenta ell alcalde de la Carolina, los cOncejales
la junta de asociados que ha dc resolver Ia
nelfaguda question.
Nos escriben de Caguas que el Rxmo. Sr. In
tendente de Hacien da, ha sido objeto de gran
des agaSajOs On aQuela lOcalidad al pasar por
alisn viaje para Ponce. En- el puente de.Rio- Ca
has fu6 recibidO por nullerOsas personas entire
las que Sc contaban, el alcalds, el parroco, CO.
lector de rentas, los empleados de Hacienda y
sdon Salvador Mas, antique jefe del partido in
Conditional y acomodado propietario, asi CO.
mo varios comerciantes, agricultores etc. etc.
Ell senior Lunas detenido Oh Caguas por Ia
creciente del Rio de la Plata, hospdose on la
casa del senOr Mas que on clio empen6
ALI fIeron espl6ndidamente atendidos tanto
81 como los empleados que en- su viaje le
acompanan.
la mahara siguiente sigui0 viaje para
Pence 81 senior M artn Lunas.
20
Nos escriben de Ponce que en- la segunda
quincena del mes en- curse Saldran de aquella
ciudad, con destino esta, donde visnen exa-
minarse para alcanzar sl tftulo de Maestras,
las muy inteligentes y sin.paticas seloritas
Conchita Gomez Maria Marin, de las cuaes
nos hacen los mayores elojios como personas
dgnas por sus virtudes del mayor aprecio
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VARIEDA1ES

wATENCI0N AQUf fM-Publicamos gratui-
tamente los entretenimientos semblanzas que SO
nos envfen por el turno que les caya correspondents
do. PerO no pOdemos satisfacer las exigencias do
todOs los que las quieren Embellishments pu
blicadas nj contestar, por falta material de tempo
la cOstosG numerosa correspondence que con
ese motive SO nos dirije.
los que no quaerGn esperar tu,ne, SO les pu-
blicaran Embellishments los entretenimientos que
envfen, 81 remesan:
Per una semblanza, $1.-Por una charada de
u versos, 50 cts.-Un logogrifo, SO cts.-Ana.
gramas, criptograffas, enigmas, ETC., as cts.-Los
demas entretenimentos, 81 cortos, pagaran
Is cts; 81 largos so ct ST. segdn dimensiones.
Ell valor debe acOmpafaree en- sellos de cor~<o
Un grupO dc bellfsimas senOritas llamaba
la atenci6n de Ia numerosa escojida cOncu-
rrencia del cafe La Palma, no solaments de-
pendia de su bslleza natural, sino por ell realce
de los elegantsimos sombreros que llsvaban.
PudlmOS averguar que los hablan cOmpradO
on el SigI0 XIX, establecimsnto donde SO en-
cuentra siempre 10 de Ultima nOvedad
NUPCIAL.
No podemos juntarnos en- la TERRA
Con TODD nuestro amor
Arde mi cOraz6n en- cruda guerra,
Illusion aunque p6stuma SO aforr2
De otra vida mejOr.
Unidos por las almas en- la vida,
Que una losa tambien
Cubra de ambOS la carne endurecida
AL rigor de la lucha sostenida
Por no alcanzadO Eden
Lscho suave la tumba nos ofrece;
Casio l0chO de amor
DOnde la tOrpe envidia no aparcce
ante 81 cual la calumnia hasta enmudeoe
Con sOmbrfO terror.
Cansado estoy. -. Mi bella desposadA
Acabe va el sufrir
De la vida en- tan aspera jornada.
Apagdese la luz de tn mirada
VamOnos dormir.
Carlos O. Amksaga
IQuiere uSted comer sin escrdpulos? DuoS
encaminese q La CGlGl0n0, San francisco Sc.
en- dOnde hallara mucho aseo, buen seryicio =
exoelente comida.
SMcedido.-se encuentran dos autores dra.
Como to ha lido desde que no to yeoi
-Muy NAL.
Como
-Escribi el drama tituado Los doce pares.
-iY que dijo el publico
- Que nones
Bocados espuelas fnas ordinarias. DO.
lainas para monta., gualdrapas para sillas de
todaS classes en- ell almacen de los ss1ores M.
Roman y Co., Cruz y 3d. PR.
AlMAcaN Da MUs1cA
DE OLIMPIo 0TERo, ATocHA No PencE.
Mdsica para piano dos manos.
Kvasnser.- -El Judo Errante, walls szeil... 20
Ketsm. Marguerite revuet, op. IL, FL
l6uSe 81. .-.9-...... &f 5o
Lam0tse. -Manon, Opereta, Vals on
Para pedidos On u Capital, p. Jose Gonzalez
Font. =
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Poder general

COBRoS PIEIT OS.
Con fecha 4 del corriente pcr ante q No
do los Sfes. Barcel6 y Psrnje dqp Ramon Fal
c6n J don Dario 7, RQla, n.y. 81
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ndmefos dirijidos 4 Don II. E: que Y. ne g
eomienda. 81
Don H. 81 Ai60nito. -Dosde el dis 5
SO 10 remiten los 80 nhmeros que indica en- SUI
atenta del 3.
Don .. o. Poncs.-Bien compliments
da su grata de ayer IA
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sECCION DE ANUNCIOs

Qul0GAllA Y FeRRFTFR1A.
Talegramas ARMAS.-Apartado rum Sc
Recabido MltssaGnsesste por vap0res "CSudGd
de S0mt0pdey" "AlbingSa" /" Ver0cysss' 'tN5ceto'
"Eayipides" y "Snseaton Toner"
Agujas para maquinas n,imeros 90 2.
Agujas de cros het estuches de lat6n en- cIe
Argol'as para candados de / II y II pulgadas
Armaduras de hierro para lavamanos, forma
tripode ntimero 274.
Azafatss cepillo para recejer las migas do
pam cart6n-piedra de varios dolores mny honitos
Aceites para T Aquinas, On potes.
Aee;te de linasa superior, crudo y eocido.
Agua-rras, lata dc 5 ga1ones
Botones para chaleco SAGE, clase superior; {
Ia Inoderna Il IL distintos solores!
Bolas para billar, tamaro ] snzas, de sompes
ei5n caidad garantizada.
Betdn de "Mason y
Barniz negro, sopal blancs.
Brochas rsdondas surtidas del al 6
Cantaras de bafro colorado.
Cartuchos vacos Lsfauchaux y Central.
Cuerdas de acero para guitarras.
Cerraduras forma francssa de Ia ssnNmstrcs,
ndneros s-4 guar3ss ~ guardas.
Csndados sobre eartones ndms 500, SEQ J 21e1.
Cinta de seda para amarrar tabacos; pleas As
% varas; punz6, amarillo bandera sspanola.
Cab tes para zapatos, fuertes de 3s cenxmetrss
Damas, juegos de 10 II pulgadas.
Donin6s id. finos may bien aeabaAeA Dc
1e 20 lineas.
I'd. rnedios fnes de 20 % knsss
Escnpidores de hoja de lats pintada, saios
colores.
Espnel.s, forma ntn. 271, sspsciaes
Esponjas ensartas de da ns 2e grandes Is
B grandes f. d. ns fnas, =. D. chieas fnas No .
chlcas, G. fnas ntm. 50 ehicas GAIA regular.
Foote'S en- cartones de d. dass buena ndm. O..
Hachas de la asreditada marsa esllins = o.
labor MI labor. tumba yankee
2Haehuelas de COLLINS d - a1msr@ ..
Horquias nuy buenaa
Jarros de leza. -
Llaves dc MADEIRA para pfpas sspsaoses, ND
nerss o., Z, a, So, 1s y12
Monos para eafS surtian % caiaa De una
doeena, ntlrs. 2, 3y4.
Molincsp para saf6 tsde de hieseo, sime sxsas
ndmsro 1S2 z.
Nonos para man. Sc ssrantisa d 1esultado
Motas para pelvsras - sajas dc dsssaas
ndmercs 2 y 4.
Mamadsras de gonna; blansas nsgraA
Martillos ndmsros 2 AE., AE., 10.
Palanganas de loza
Idem de hierro estanado, de .. 10, II, Is, IA
J 1e pulgadas.
Piedras para aalar, ~ armadura d hiere de
: pulgadas
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CORRESPONDENCE

Don Il. S. Morovis-- Recibida su atenta
del il queda anotada dc conformidad.
bon r. IL a.. C0nserS0.-Gracias mil
- 81 grata dol 10 J no esperaba menos do
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Binetes de Ia Loterla de NaVidad.

Sc venden Billstes de la Loterfa dc Navidad
precios c<-eodOs en- ell oscritori0 de los sefores
10 Hos ssERMANOS, calle dc Tetuan NUM-
l8.-CapitfNH..
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iEl hielo de Bayans6n!
iEl hiel0 de BayGm6n!
Sc fabrica con aqua potable corriente. No 50
derrite prOntO nj es salobre.
u lPidase en- los dep6sitos hielo legfti-
mo de BaJam0n.
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ALMANAQUE.-Miercole Is Santos Cor.
nelio Ciprano Ayuno t6mpora.
EFEMERICK.-277l. Sale para la PENN.
sula ell regimiento do Toledo.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-06

This company will appear at FL
der's opera-house tomorrow night
and it is safe to say that it will draw
the largest house Of the season. 1t is
a good attraction and is receiving
complimentary press notices every
where it appears. A recent perform
ance in San Antonio, Texas, brought
forth the following from the Daily
Express of that city, one of the best
papers in the South:
"The Private Secretary" is a true
farce. 1t is not a burlesque masquer-
aiding under that name, but legiti-
mate play, depending on the merit
of its. humor for its success and not
on the ability of the people who are
cast for the different characters to
play the mandolin, sing topical songs
or do skirt. dancing. Its various
parts are equally balanced and the
situations are all good. The play is
well cast, too, and the parts well sus.
tanned. Taken as a whole "The
Private Secretary" as given by Mr.,
Travers' company is one of the best
pieces of theatrical work that has
been shown in San Antonio for q
considerable time"
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-06
Who Is To Blame P

The Memphis Commercial, dis
cussing the allure Of the extra ses-
sion to settle the penitentiary ques-
ton, gets the wrong sow by the ear.
1t says the Senate must be held
harmless of the responsibility, and
argues that the Senate did its whole
duty in the passage of bill that
would have settled the question,
which the House refused to accept
out Of spite. 1t lays all the blame
on the House, and further says :
"There wero rumors ahoat that the
power of what is known as the Pen-
itentiary Ring was felt in this stub
bornness OF the House, and that
personal politics was at the bottom
oft"
The evidence is all to the reverse
of this. 1t is generally understood
that what is known as the Peniten-
tiary Ring favored the Senate bill,
and certain it was that all Nashville
favored the Senate bill, and great
pressure was brought to bear to make
the House accept it, The House
simply did right. If Cot. Heating
will read the Senate bin carefully he
will find no less than n dozen fat jobs
in it. 1t was personal and political
in the very first clause in the APP
pointment of Commissioners. 1t
gave the Commissioners power and
authority that no three men should
have i'm such matter. 1t provides
for n penitentary in Davidson coun-
~ to cost $3.50, 900, which Of course
meant over one million. But that
was cut down to $350,000 to make it
go through, and provided for build
ing of half the prison. IT caused
land that was for sale in Davidson
county to advance from $50 to $3.50
per acre. 1t made no provision for
the future conduct, or any reha.
bic convict system, beyond working
convicts in the building, leaving the
State still at the mercy Of the lease
system.
The House also passed a bill which
the Senate rejected after it had been
commended by conference commit
tee. This was the Myers bill, which
provided for the purchase or lease OF
coal mines to work the convicts in
under state supervision, and the
committee not allowed TO close any
contract until submitted to the Leg
islature for ratification. This was
the cheapest, best and only selfsus.
tanning plan proposed, and would
have at once employed the Briceville
convicts. Why did not the Senate
accept IL?
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-06
The First Step.

Perhaps you are run down, can't
eat, can't sleep, can't think, can't do
anything to your satisfaction, and you
wonder what ails you. You should
heed the warning, you are taking the
first step into Nervous Prostration.
You need Nerve Tonic and in Elec-
tric Btters you will find the exact
remedy for restoring your nervous
system TO its normal, healthy condi-
ton. Surprising results follow the
use of this great Nerve Tonic and
Alternative. Your appetite returns,
good digestion is restored, and the
Liver and Kidneys resume healthy
action. Try a bottle. Price soc. at
Owen II Moore's Drug Store.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-06

A prominent physician and old
army surgeon in eastern Iowa was
called away from home for few days /;
during his absence, one of his children
contracted a severe cold, and his wife
bought a bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy for it, They were so
much pleased with the remedy that
they afterwards used several bottles
at various times. He said, from his ex-
perience with it, he regarded it as the
most reliable preparation in use for
colds, and it come the nearest being q
specific of any medicine he had ever
seen. For sale by Owen d Moore.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-06
The Passenger Depot Burned.

The passenger depot at Hopkins
vile was entirely destroyed by fire
last night. the fire originated in
the northern end of the building
from a defective hue. The baggage,
express matter and tickets were
saved by prompt action on the part
of citizens and railroad employees.
Several houses in the vicinity were
scorcbed, but none of them burned.
The loss is estimated at about two
thousand dollars.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-06
DikAPLES, black heads, red rough, chappeo
] INLAND oily skin prevented by CUTIoURA
SOAP.

All fret!ul, crying, nervous childre
are unwell and only require proper
medical treatment to restore them to
the healthy state, bringing quiet and
ease to the child and comfort and JOY to
the mothers heart, DIR. Winchell's
Teething Syrup is the Infallible
Remedy and sure cure for all diseases
common to children. 1t is wholly free
from opiates, and is guaranteed. A trial
of one bottle will prove its great
efficacy.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
Lockert & Reynolds. druggists.