davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

our New Navy gfn'h " hiHhilH
In ,he year 1898, whom foreigners
irom all ihc nations como 10 take part Ia
tho woflls fair aud Wow The great
naval parade they will opon their eyes
Of sight VI one OF our ships, that recently
launched. The armmei cruiser Now
York. $50 tons, coal capacity 1900
miles. twin screws, propelled 10y four
vertical. inverted. direct acupg. triple
expansion engines, each having 1900
horse power. The New York SO $40 feet
long at tho water line. Sho will carry
complement OF 40 officers aud mon.
She will have three complete decks aud
an additional protective deck some
thing o. her fighting capacity mny DO
learrei from tho faet tbst shs Is TO clrfy
thirty cannon. large and small. and six
torpedo tubes. Thc armament includes
tweuty rap,i firing guns aud four Cat
liugt The New Yori; Ia protected 10y a
p,r,inl belt OF amor placed aIuidshipa,
aud by o complete belt Of water eAclut.
ing material.
The now ship is built boih Tor crul4-
ing and ighuns Hpr heavy birbettc'
aud che almoi, impe,. trablo armor shat
constitutes hos gun shields will make her
a formidable enemy for tho host Of Eu-
ropesn ships 10 graphic. The New fors
ia tho largest, finest cruiser yet turned
ont Of al american nhpyari, tho most
magnificent vessel Of our new navy. and
we point with pride 10 her. At least wc
shall do 20 when sho Is al finished and
gets her machinery and armament That
will take a year yet That Is TO iay II
emergency arises. II can be- completed IN
four months, but II the hired lab5rcl
Of Uncle Sam spin Out tho work as they
usually do In Order 10 got the most out
Of 1t and make 1t lq.t as long rs possible,
then 1t will require a year and half
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

Speaking OF tho Farmer Alliance in
tho fall elections, tho New York SIM
rcctlls something OF tho history Of indie
pendent political movements In the last
eighteen years.
Tho sun lays 1t down as general
statement that In the year midway be-
tween presidential elections an indo.
pendent movement rises like wave,
temporarily overwhelming portion OF
the political world. and then subsidies
The Changers made a strong thoy.ns,
The Sun remarks, in 1874. by 1870,
presidential year, the Granger wave asa
political factor hattcned out-tauk into
tho respective bos0ps OF the Republican
aud Democratic parties again. In 1873
the Grceubick movement swept over
the country. It secured $1,000 votes
even In Penn ylvau,- But presidential
year. 1850. tho contest was once again
between Republican and Democrat
In 1882 clmo the Independents. Dur.
ing that ycIr many Republican votes
were lot in thrclcc;ion., bu. with issi--
behold, Democrat aud Republican plttsd
against each other como up smiling into
the ring again. In 1855 IT was the Dom
ocrauo parry that was threatened by
the great labor demonstration, and .ho
Labor candidates pollgd large vote In
many places. But who oyer know u
I Democrat 20 go back on the old party
when a critical tuc camel In ths
/ presidential year Of 1883 9. was tho Same
TWO ola contestants, Democrat and Ro-
I publican, that fought Tor the presidency.
In 1870 tho Farmers Alliance move
meut made profound impression on
tho elections. But The sun believes that
history viii ryp,-. issglg in 1892.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

In tho Probate Hoitg in and fo- salt Laks
County, Territory Of ulGh.
In tho matter ~ She Fslats o. Joslua
Parker, deceased


Y " sINMERuAIs. TIE ADMlNtg.
-. traitor ~ he estate of i0aHu4 Par rr,
yrrhof. praying Tor m order " alir 81 por.
Ton Of the real estate 81 said de eHeut Tor tha
spurplsas thnrcn Hrt forth, II h therefore or
drrcd by the Judge ~ Uuif Court that 90 per.
sous Interested In thc estate u snit dsre isgd
appear before the said Probate Govt % we'd
nrt1ay, the auil Gay Of January. liza At 10
Room VI acid Probate Court a. $40 tlunty
tuurt House in Tue CITY Ant County OF
salt lAtc, Utah rrtrioTy, 10 show dsufa
Why an orfrr should not Boo granted
real oftatr Of tho asid deceased 81 either puh,
We Or private stic, ~ shall bc neestsary. und
that ropy ot ms order be- published
~ least four successive weeks IN ne pLsNtEr
kNfNiHG News, aucctpiper printed and pub,
hshcd VA said ely aud cninty
Dated December isih ls1i.
90 g. W. lAnrgI. Iuag.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

NTortCE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT Tng
~ undersigned, AdmmlruHt0r ~ The Esiatr
OF john Snider, deceased, pursuant 10 an order
made and catered liY sal1 Probate Court 90 ihr
matter lt saii csisto on January End 1854, AMI
puf u4nt - gu order made nrcemner lHth 1871,
shortening the timn NJ notice OF sale, viii, an
Tutfdhy, the 2eth dAy Of December, 1921, AZ "
o'clock ", ~ the once OF Barlow Ferguson, No,
aijIonslltutlon hlildng IN salt Lake tity, Utah,
eel az private sale Tor each 10 the Nh. nest but.
der, Hulcct TO confirmation ~ Probate Court,
nll the iisht tito and Interest u deceased ut
umo Of hls death, or hattie may have since ac.
rcd ~, m and To The following described
tract Of land, 10 wit;
Ail OF the South half ot Lot four %. Hlock
ninety iNr uNl. mas ~, sait iuhr Civ sur
yoy, IN SAT- axe County Utah
iids Or uhcra U wrilnE may ha lvlf ut said
ofueo. nr with tho unfeuigncd, any Utnn hrfnIe
sa.4 sale. rcn pcr cent % the pur'hase pItrr
must DO pall 90 uuH OF sale uA'aurc on con
hfnauuhlF a.ii Probate Cour'
john SNYDER,
Administrator Of thr estate OF John sniger,dc
CuHHpd
pIHLoW fEHeusvH. Attorney isr EstAle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

a very curious resolution that was
which tho Knights of Labor passed AZ
their last general convention. 1t WAS 10
the effect that all who do not accept the
principles enunciatcd in their present
platform must either leave tho order or
be expelled Would orr friends tho
knights take away even the ancient and
honorable right Of protest, which is thq
only safeguard against tyranny short OF
roSolaiLo,'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

It viii cause u sort Of dcl,ly Smile to
rise 10 tho countunguco Of those who re.
member how the English sparrow was
iostcrcd md nurlad into being Ia this
country fifteen years ago to read now
how tho young Illinois boy slaush-
tors him by the thousand and collects a
bounty On the head Of every individual
Of the dirty, brown coltcd tribe. Fiji
teen yogrs ago we In America could not
So, enough Of the English sparrow. We
feared this climate would be- too iuclcm-
ent for him. Sympathetic ladies took
tho little birds IN by the fire aud nursed
them back to life when they were half
frozen. Every means was taken 10 prop.
agate the bird, for We thought It would
free us from tree csterpillurs. And now
we find the little beast is no good against
caterpillari, but he drives out the other
birds that do eat the tree worms, gnl
not only that, but he doyours hundreds
Of bushels Of ripe grain every summer
Dec. / was Sparrow Day In Illinois,
the day when the state bounty ON spar.
row heads went into operation--and a
grand day 1t was TO tho small boy Of the
Sucker state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26
How to Arrange Grape trimming Prop.

Grape should be cut on the cross OF
the goods, not on tho bias or lcngthwise.
A band or foundation Of black cashmere
is laid over a crinolino and tackled on tho
under side. The Grape is laid over tho
cashmere rather loosely and fastened
down ON the under side over the cash.
mere, and then the whole Is catstitched
ON 20 the garment, Not ono dressmaker
In ten knows exactly how to do It, hut
the art consists in cutting 1t In one wayi
on the straight cross Of the goodA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26
NOTICE. 10 cREnlroRs.


rs,uto OF Matilda COUNSEL, Deceased.
NruTiCT is uiREN GIVES, ~ THE
~ UNDERLINED, Atui1iatfaiur ~ iha fs'it'
Of Mazda COUNSEL, deceased. tu tho creditors
0f and nl prfsuua NaNiag UIaluH against ITO
said fccca. 81. 90 rsii1t Them with NC nccos'
sary suur stt within ions month. after TIE
nrft publication ct thus notice, 10 The SAD
administrator no the law ut-to 81 Richards a.
Movie. touHtiuuUn tuilding. ~, ~ hyuut
MAN street, In the ciiy aud county OF shlI
Lake.
Dated December in.h. 1891. .....
FUIbauCE sluruuEsL
Admin atraior " tic estate Of Matlda Conn
sell. drgrIsCd. diaW az
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

The sleeping monkey lies on his back
with his arms thrown carclessly about
The tail is wound around the body, but u
double curl Of IL, which serves as a soft
pillow, lies under the head, " two or
more sleep at the same time they huldle
close together, resting their heads upon
ono another
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

A MEETING ~ rue STOCKHOLDERS
N Of The hufuY Mining Company e heTcUy
IN day N January, ], 2. NJ tho hour Ut O'Clock
pm, NJ tna ONCE ~ MGdirli a Adams. Btt1f.
noyf, p and q tnai, rat south strtUt in SAT-
Lake Ol,y, DO -sltLgkc County, Utah TERRITORY,
for The purpose ui amcntinE Aruco s OF ne
Articles ~ Incorporation Of salI rumpruy bv
making The uumhrr n sharsa oi Capital Stock
necessary IN hH held aud owurl Is any stu.f.
holder 10 qualify hm 10 heeornc I'm OH ser Or
trustee iu tAi1 company Ices thAn 1--WE hundred
shares 81 Capital stock a. nov required W said
aruclea.
The annual meeting Of ihe stookholdsrs OF
naii company Tor the Election u Irustora 10
serve ior be cnFuinr year, will he held at tho
above place, on Januay -llth, 1877, at Q O'Clock
pm. MitASpO PRATT,
utu Secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


EstAte % Miles T.. Williams, DeccaeA
NOTICE ~ HtliHHY GlVTN. bf Il,,h
IN uudersigncd. Hdmtu tratur ~ Tho csi.l.
Cl fliI Nlics D. Miilnma, deacse1' 70 ".
saainsf tbr snia freeised, 30 exhibit them
With tho necessary Vouchers Witha Wv
n.outha after thc mi publication ei ~ q
notice. to the sald John !. LEWIS az hls ttit
dcnre, 80 ffDrIut street. in salt Lake Guy 10
the County uf san Lake.
dated December siii l.tl. - ,,-,.tr
Admin .trator N tho estate OF Mlic' ]. WI
uamH, deceased. CAV ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26
MRS. GRAHAM'S
Cucumber
and
Elder Flower
Cream

tspot c,,metc No. no scnsc .n which that
term ~ peculiarly $500. .ri p. .manrnHy lgAu.
fI.sa. I'd ffsatga auit. tmn1ih, 1lchr, fcN.T
a.in, and hy daily uic FrAduanf makta W.
f0mnirxiuu aersfI sf.ltf HlufU y DO % .Nn
flnt pfatrc zion ffun ila rffcia % tun aag
fiHd and prevents sunNurr anl ftftfs' fhi
iIHrthrHda will neitf .Uua while you use Do.
4 rlslffvf fhH ian Tor ls'ilr ipau f1ap tua
tHtsr. nan. .slef 400 l.fr ar The atiH ii'Hufa
pnd ufut prevents th0 formation " win I.n'
ittYrr ihU tfsshup ff cameo lhl fn'-.h.
gf9s uf stIn ihst HUu had wien NtlIF I'LL
Ifrrf IaHy. y0ur ur DID uuFst 90 nee ii. % 10
rfyrfa iH0fs yuutttul appearance 90 10Y 'augs
aru that uHftnaIrnfF W Hf7inH no nr''.
rUwdsr 1r altsii Atd !. Ne hlfui.fa 10 dew grd
H. uHurnhug tp uin Ain a. dew N 90 nc
rnNrr rrloe $500. hll tfurf d. SUD
G.ir.iretttii, ~ sthTH' oersais- trahnri's ft'
iabishmrnt. toi ros street.. hln rlt.it,o,
whrfe che tfpffs o. irt fHf aii i.rf ifhoH % iho
farcorGIuft. isufs HI a distance ~. ai,d uI
ioter. s,ri stamp for hor ltulc bIot, "hoW
70 be- ucautful.H
Sample 8ottlo mailed iiee 70 NY
pJstHFd aud pWtinf .ll aH-us "aA4ii.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

In the matter Of the ,1tHte " Daniel hcAlni-
ter, Deceased.
NvoTfCE II llEm ms GIVEN THAT
y Mary b. NtAiHsttr lrt Charles D. miller,
ndniuistfainrs ut the cstliU OF Danlcl NrAilla.
tti.dcycnsNd, haN1 Tguot ..d inr settlement hnl
uisd IN said court their NHHi account 20 th N
communication Of said '|'atr and pUrtion iuf
nn1l % Or button II thD r. .du0 81 saif ,1tniu
among tho per ual cuuNpl thereto and ~ 4.
tuesday. tho .nth dayoi December, A. %. 1871,
at 10 O'clock s.n., II tnH Gouri tuum ~ aid
court. lr the County Court llcHHf, salt iAse
ity and County, ttah 1,Ilary, Haa bceu 1uly
HunniutpI by lhu Judge u| said court. Tor tfu
settlement " SAID account and hehrluA SAID pc
tiu0u tor distribution, az which u'ur aud lltcu
any person intcrcftcdin tlid estate may appear
count fhnuld not 40 set .t aui approved aud
unal dlsighItiau mhdu D.. prayed iuf.
&. D.. ALLEN,
Clork " tbe Probate Court.
1iv q. T.. STANTON, DUpu.H. at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


NOTICE T. iliHLuY GIVEN by THE
~ uudtf .suuI. DE niinistrator pf thr caiaig ~
ifnnnan I0ln.rHau NaIdIl, deceased, 20 the
creditors w. and 900 ptrspua having claimf
aFatrst the ftif deceased, 10 vNliHit tNHu.
nfter ttr t.It puhurattIu II this notice, 10 The
IHid HumIrlstfHfHf NJ hH ONCE 81 Rooms ll-
aud ga Constitution Buliihg, -alt Lake CITY,
lu the tounfv of -Ait i.Hte.
DATED December lill. l.lls
rHONiNs u. LEWIS.
Administratnr " tfr rsiHte Of Hannah Tom
huHln Mlrdic, deceased. q uAW lw -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.
In the Probate Court ~ tai. lake count
Utah Territory


ttah Territory
in tho matter Of INC fttato ut CHARLES Brown
uyecUsUt
NTouCE u uEHIHY GIVEN ~ TUX
~ undcfaiEuDd, FNlruttiN ni le lAst N ~
tlt rrtHIiura sf. aud uIl pU4snuti owing slain
against the faId oeecased,to ctmbil ta'm W "a
tHg urcc.aHff yuuuLriH, wiihn ten moh ~,
sHif rrcrutrir oil hr~ ftsf 'rurn itH p. seventh
oIfI atfctt. Fat isaAu titv itnh.
AtNEs lutpWN.
ENrcutr.s ~ Ur taat Wal and Icstancnt OF
taulrH THROWN. deceased.
CuAULLa .. ftHiHoh.
AtfuIurr fuf ittttnt
rlfld no SAT- Jake city. Now 2tth, isal.
uiTW at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate C0art boz ana for salt iAka
county Territory VI tlAh
In tho matter VI tho estate o. George Martin
While, utHguHvd.


order TO chow cagte WY order Of Sale Of
Heal Estate HLugli Do. b. mace.
EgAuGAGUr q. WHITE, ruE ADMINS.
Nl ttiif.2 oi lho cislie 9 GEORGE asgau
W hitg, dCcrttr1. haViuE n.sa NHr petition, uuIy
vcrnaf rr4yigs Tor az crirI ny salo Of a purti0u
" thg real rttafe o. sad 4U.tlHut f1rtuU ULr.
rose hyrriI lrt fuIllh on therefore uratI 60
%. tlr ta1EU OF tus' f0Iri uut t.I Nurfouf iHs
trrsattl M tht rs.nte o. sal1 1sUcsf1s, uppthr
before ne raid lIolAtt Corr ua Ntdnlsday.
tfe su'h Day 90 Jsnuau, i'... 80 iI O'Clock 70
ilu iofaanou of iaii GAY 90 tat Court hlpui
~ taiI Probate tCuft 90 Ilu tHuu.y trHgl
House. ln che cty I'D eouutF Of eait Lac,
Lgh Territory, II shoN Csgfg why an order
lunuldn9 o. GRABBED % i1e $50 afuiri'irt.
tE.N. % UHIl su uuah uf "a real estate " the
taIf deceased : Hiystaf ale sasuau be- nsrrI.
tsfy. ahd taH. tgUF ul a. order be- pualIH % q
70 Isart .1r HUrHnl.Ivs ercia lu che NEslUtr
IvEsisu Mems, uuvtpapcf lUutct and pub.
ltLcd 10 aid CITY nui county.
Dated DsgtiolerIi, i'gi.
q. ". nAIICu,
dtN IIo1a,g judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26
MAS. c9AHhM's
Face Bleach

curss tho worst c1.ss " Ffec.ic.. Gun,
turn. sailownets, Noth patches. pmplcs aud
sTd sdrrtyc 80 .allr.i "a 10 seat Lady
hrruts vented.
Tho Druggist % tii' town Who afst
efIers llli Of mT preparations vail have lir
Lame added e. this adFtlutement,
tiv preparations are Tor sHl' hT whoIc-ae
dfufgI.isi H Chi.aE1 tnf cForf cWy wo.t o.; y,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26

In tho Probate Court. u ihc County Of salt
Lave Icrf.ioy " LtaH
IN tue Matter OF Che Eftatr u Eisacn
a. huHN, deceased.

NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
* Aluuu e. tUssc. ldmlnittUtHr az no
estate or -'ssrn A. Case, dsrohss4. A.s sem
rtfH4 fut stttIrmsut, and fieI BE- sad Court
Dee hual arrlunf o. Dor GduhulftHHsuH said
ttAte anu rruuuA fur nuAi dutU.uu.u trg
fciiius or tpI4 vHtat1 among tlU Itrsaut o.
tilvd thereto, and th-i saturday ~ IN 'a5 VI
yanuafy, A. y lr2 Ht le o't.uuE a ui, nt lha
House, faIt lake liiy md CUUuff. rtih TsF.
Ttofy, has been duly app iutsd bI ono Juigu
% said Court Tor nc fstucmtht 90 tai1 40
count and hcuruE tAiq petitlnn iHr 1isttilu.
uohi ~ which uIae and place Az person inter.
esiti N salu tttnie ilay Hppttr and show
chl.y, " Huy thvfu c,why slid srrUHHt .iHati
ton made aa prayed fuf.
naltd December ~, ltgl
&, 4. ALLEN,
ultrk Of the iruhata d. iufi
uy @. y frANIov, Dcuuiy Cioft d.g
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-28
NorTcE 10 srockHoHDERs.

\ ttli E-FaE ANN al MEETING OF THE
= s'aa Sho.csrs OF the Puget : uad National
Islt "t seattle for The election 81 directors ana
transaction q SUCH other business q, NAV come
ttisr' it. WlN De held on IuesdAy saauarv =
AS,'-- n : s. ct"eS =. II. J. EIKTU, tasnseg.
SeAtt,e, December l.. 1891
HAE ANNUAL MEETING UF STOCKHOLM
a efS ci TIE trsf National Bank q Seattle NsIl
. lv-d ~ tae office OF tas bank. IL SETTLE on
i''cs,'--t January y. -st-, al = ociock 2 III fer
ta~ purpose et sSsctsUc officers for the nsuiny
yfA' A-i- t-ai. acting any ct4.ar that rnSy
S'ti'e 'S-'-e tIttL L TURNER. Cashier
IUthHULIEES' MFFrI<G-TfFE- Ur.gT--
~ AN, s-a4 meeting ~ The $40 6hu8degs ~ the
7i -.-nA-3 hauS II seattle gy4i. gae held AZ "a
t@-iN--.7'i.e-ss on Tuesday. January L. 1902 ~
- p IA II iGe election al dive o-s aaa ne
IAhsasi'1 % Slca other business a. NAV ta ur,.r
eE.y brought before Inc uless.ag
December az. 1881
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-28

HL1 IhEA~CkER'S NOTICE.-THE ErT-
ts.il, y, c.1y wsrranis viii BE- paid GA prem
tSt4I- a t1F ely tresls ureF's efiic. ana 4t 49,
ai-I"rI a;les fifteen days from i-gt saaIicst',
sive WHILST 49, 80 -. "op t''eiu-
D~ss q INST publication. December Ii. 1881
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-28

( 'A%3kF$CE MARVIN TME Peopfy t,1-sg---
VINO Predicted ~elttl-'s Ere tells -s.sI -
~. i--efs Rooms -o--7 DoataIt blocA. -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-28
roR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ksOR N1A T--tT-AAhND y HuEt.I- ttlKN 3 x
S'sau1 and hepas streets desirable Tenant
- s-aFe tAls recent cGtit house FeTs fas
ssreSI Ff'S $500 N-~@-'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-28
MANICUR r..

LICE VI AIKEN, EXPERIENCED MANI
~ cure and electrologist; hairdressing pariors,
20 and 30 HOyoke block. Front and Spring STREETS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-28
BTRTHs.
DEATHS AND FUxERALs.


LUKE-In this city, December 81, TO the wife Of
Fred ". Luke. a dau ghtsr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-28

BUSINESS CHANCES.
I'oR sAIE-HAIF INTEREST ~ on ~
L tahiisheG meat and Ssh market doing LARGE
business Mr. HoiisHd- koxwea FlocS-
NOR SALF-HALF INTEREST N A WELL.
l established aud complete outdt ia butcher
business ans slaughter house IL she country; good
REASONS tor selling, price $500. George g. Mark
40 James street.
NOR sALF-D0URIE ROCK sUfNGIr
I Urifs now running. gpai railroad facilities and
timber handy. Address SBIlgie AlIl, Post
Int .iss"ncer-
IrIESI-gIA~S HFSTArF AIT For SAFE
j centrally io. a,r3 iB -ae business part "a the
c.sE; receipts average SIS daily. Apply Union
b,oeN
L'oR sAIE-BF~T PAYING RESTAURANT
i IN city. frT particulars cali on George &.
MARKS, ll2 James street, occidental block.
lroH KENT-FoRrY.AcRE FARM c. =
Patterson, ia yec' dental b.ock
IVOR sALF-S1e0 WILL BUY ONE OF THE
b. 81 qAyue Isi.Ia businesses IN THIS rit-- ID r.-
lacy nIara-c Dc; viii PAY Itself tAree noat.s
Address p. o Hax 7lo.
nNE oF THIS EE~r LUerBER AND sHIN.
~ ale mills yu Puget sound for eeut, an inter
e>i NAV BE- SOLD call on or address, 6. = Faust.
NsnAker Nu3cau Iron " ofks company, Seattle.
IrOk ~AIE-ByDN ANp ATI0NERY Bus
! lleSs; tesl location a tEs caSy; S4-UU1 casa
required 30 froa- :, ee-
CD D0O Will PUT AZ ENERGETIC NAN
t.'sNtF with Eoc1 Tsterenre into ha estaS-
81 sa"f business tE-.t eir1 S-ere attention ySftl
lar BIN overs eoa wear. This i 3 bona nae
cH+f sAo thv business ala stand the closest scru-
I..f. 4 Fe'sAl'e part meaning oasiueSs vl.i be
EFrA sFeFY opportunity &C. ulo>E ,GorauehiV fnvas-
lEate Address owner. T. q. Box 6s5. Tacoma,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-28
CONFECTIONERY.


20 TO HENRY'S FOR THE LARGEST AND
u freshest assortment of candies IN the city;
crop of French fruit and holiday goods just
ceived; ice cream always on hand; fancy creams
and ices 10 order at short notice. ice cream soda at
Henry's new store, 500 Second street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-28
BATHS.

NEWPORT BATHS OPEN DAY AND
~ night; salt and fresh water electric, medica-
ted. Russian. sulphur and cabinet vapor baths;
private apartments for ladies'; excellent attend
auce. SlS Front street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-28

REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
E'IK>T-CLA~S BUSINESS AND FsrxTr,c,.- -
property In al parts of the CITY f5r 50 81 go
spou.4euce solicited W. g. Ledgerg-o =, - -
=, ete agent, successor 10 Lewis s Ledgervro55
Room - sullivan a-ock 7- ND' o.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-28
REhTiTR4 Ant

nELMONICO RESTAURANT IN D r
IL Grand hotel is the best for all delicacies OF the
season.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-28
FOR RENT-ROOHs.

Tor RENT-FoR HOUSEKEEPING. FOU r
IL good unfuruished rooms: newly papered: in ex-
cellent condition: terms moderate. 1,413 Eighth
street. between Pike aud MON.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-28

4 Manufacturers, y ashIn2ton street r n
commercial, rooms ana Terry olock, sesftIa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-28

bITTSEk-IH Seattle a. Grace hospital, sunday,
December ~. 1891, August Bittner. OF Sidney,
aged 81 years.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-28

TOR RENT BUILDING NO. IFS WASHING
j ION street, between Commercial and second
formerly occupied ny p c. ~larGh. Fer particll.
iuE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-28
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

L'oR SALE-A CAR FINE CALIFORNIA
It navel oranges at greatly reduced prices Cooper
& Levy, lis Marion street, between West and
Front
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-28
FINANCIAL.

TO LOAN-$15, 900 IN A LUMP OR IN SEW
L eraI amounts on good residence property; not
necessarily improved V. Hugo smith Co., la
James street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-28
EMBROIDERY.

N{E@DANES CoNKLIN AND JOHNSON
vi have opened art rooms at .l07 second street.
embroidery and art needlewor&; stamping patterns
made TO order.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-28

Eof SALE OR EXCHANGE ZOE 1-T-r1-
- pIoPeF'y p arm lands al -lauehfer L,t
Port orchard. ~nnss CITY ana Vasb1e ij, mt i
tIefS Joy the above localities FOR araginr
49, 80 - 7'it y We SHOWN james L Porter ~