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A SSESSMENT ROLL OF LOCAL IMPROVE
~ ment district No for Rose street and Du-
nch

"A ROLL OF IMPROV E
~ ment district No for Rose street and Du-
vanish street
Notice is hereby given that the assessment roll
for LOCAL improvement district No q for the grad
ing OF Rose street and Duwamsh street in the city
of Seattle from Madison street 10 the north end OF
Duwamish street, and constructing of sidewalks
on both sides thereof has been filed by the board of
public works with the city council of the city of
Seattle; and further notice is hereby given that the
said roll is open for public inspection at the office
of the city clerk in the city hall Butler block
room 5Us. and Will remain oper for inspection
until Monday, July IL, A. d. 1891. at 5 O'Clock
p m. and all persons owning property in said To-
cal Improvement district and all other persons i'm
terested are required appear said 18th dav Of
July A. ID. 1891, at 1880 O'Clock p m. at the coun-
Gil chambers in the new city hall to make ohjec-
tlons thereto, II any they may have. All persons
Interested are further notified that the city coun-
Gil will at said last mentioned time consider any
and all objections made, and will at said time or at
some adjourned meeting make such corrections in
such ron as u deems just. and that after the
sideration OF any and all objections will approve
shch roll ana VIII assess the amounts found TO be
just against each lot and parcel of land fronting on
SAID street. FL. w. MILLER.
Clerk of the City of seattle.
az 10 NaN Vaa2
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A ssEssMENr ROLL OF LOCAL nxpRoyl'

TMPOUNDED STOCK AT AUCTI0y-TrE5'
day July 14th. at 10 o'clock m, in front ofpec4
HEADQUARTERS, corner Fourth and Terraces street4
Will sell AZ public auction, for cash to tho blshe
bidder the following described animals 10 uiE
One spotted red and white cow about Fea1 q
age, lett horn broken: one spotted red and NniN
heller, about years of age: also one BAY fsdnf
about years of age; star on forehead bfsnded
co. on len shoulder. The owners Of lid &niuah
are 10 me unknown. BOLTON RUGEkA
Chief of Poles seetuA
Monday. June "a
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-SOTICF ia
- hereby given that the regular annual meeting
OF the shareholders of the Seattle Buildinr and
Loan Association viii be held on Tuesday Iuly Ia.
1851, az O'Clock p. at the Office of said assoca-
hon room IL. occide entail BLOCK Seattle Wash for
the purpose Of electing a board of nine dractorS
the reception of the annual report and such other
business as may come before the meeting
}. w. BIXBY, President
f. r. SIMPSON. Secretary
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& MEACHAl

Advertisements under the heads OF Lost, Found,
For sale For Rent and Situations Wanted will be
inserted at the rate Of cent word each insertion
Payment always I'm advance. No advertisement
received for less than 70 cents.
xoTrcE-The business Office Of the PosT~Is-
rxrIrsrxcER Is open until IL p Classified
advertisements will be received up to this hour
Advertisements win be received at branch ofsccs
Of the PosT-IsTELLIeENcER AT:
Tacoma sammons, Agent
Port Townsend. ......krench q Springer
The following letters await advertisers at this
Office:
RIg Isl IS NJ s.
a n III w. st Bernard
g. D. 90 > W.
GB Pipe. Scribner.
House Principal Seamstresa.
Rush. Scotia
in
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
NYOTIcE-A SPECIAL MEETING OF UNITY
IN Encampment No 2, I. o. o. F., VIII be held at
O'Clock y. no. today, at Odd Fellows Temp to
attend the funeral Of Patriarch J. A. Elliott So
journng patrlarchs are requested TO attend.
FRED A. JOHNSON. G. p
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

FOR REET-HOUAES.
L,oR RENT NINE-ROoM ELEGANTLY
IT finished houses. baths, W. c, stationary wash
houses f sr rent IN seaste ssS washington Ter
sftory Investment Company.
U,oR PENTHOUSE: SEVEN ROOMS: IN
II Mountain View addition. near Madison street:
$40 month Inquire Emmons d Emmons, aitor-
neys. z22-424 Burke block
FoR RESr-sT0RES.
I,oR RENT-sToRE: CORNER JOY AND
Lake streets; store on sixth street M. IL
Young. Pioneer building.
U,oR RENT-sToRE NO. 205 South second
Il street. Inquire OF Gilmore & CO., Hinckley
block, 7l9 Second street
I,oR gEST-sToRE FOR RENT CHEAP.
L 7os Yesler avenue Apply at Peoples market
L,oR RENT-BRIcK STORE: s35 PER
month. AIonzo Hull Olympic block.
FOR REYT-LODGIyG- HOUSES.
ToR RFNT-THE LONDON HOUSE. COR
L ner West and Pike streets So commodious
rooms: at very moderate rental. Inquire at room
Smith block. corner Second and James streets
NOR RENT-LoDGING-Hous ALoNzo
Il Hull. olympic block.
FOR REyT-OFFICES.
II
Il cheap Apply POI Burke building.
NOR RENT : CORNER ROOM, WEST
4 street and Marion Apply TO IL. K Hammond
FOR SALE-NTSCELLANE
NOR sALE-CoUNTERs AND SHELVING,
Il suitable for grocery store 4o,gailon OIL tank s
West street, where IL can be
- pyrrrvrr,---. :, = -, ryopc-r-
T. lumber and stock. The entire stock of lumber
and horses belonging TO the Huron Mil Company
must be sold Immediately for cash. Call on F. A.
Alexander Receiver, foot of Pine street, Seattle,
wash,
LHOR sALE-ALL THE FURNITURE IN
Il rooms: all complete for housekeeping: call and
see bargain II taken In the next three days Call
and see and hear price at ,4221a Second street.
L ard make; s175. Room 113 Washington build
ing.
EoR sALE-A BOAT; 10 FEET LONG, s.
L foot beam: one half covered. Apply Brighton
boat-house foot Battery street.
EoR sALE-A LARGE NEWFOUNDLAND
L and st Bernard dog; jet black: age 2 years
dress ST. Bernard, Post-Intelligencer Office.
CoR sALE-AFTER 18TH JULY, IN
claimed dresses at Miss Ncholson's dressmak-
ing parlors. room 38 Rensstortf building, TO repay
expenses
LfOR SALE-UPRIGHT PIANO, ROSEWOOD
IL case; cheap. Inquire ]. H. Sanderson, south
west corner Third and Seneca streets
DOR SALE-FURNITHRE AND HOUSE
Il hold goods; used only three months; q bargain.
Apply at 220 South Twelfth street.
E'oR sALE-CHEAP; GOOD SMALL SAW
Il and shngie mill. Apply Mclean & Durkel,
Vashon, Wash.
IfOR SALE-GOOD FAMILY HORSE IN
quire at American District Telegraph Office,
1l6 Cherry street
E,oR sALE-SECoND-HAND FURNITURE,
IL organs, crockery, glassware. stoves, tinware.
Frederick Il Nelson, ,2l3 Second.
E'OR SALE-AN ELEGANT OAK BAR OUT
IL fit; cheap. inquire at l1S Pike street.
L,OR SALE-A FINE STOCK OF MEIER
schaum and French brier pipes, cigars and a
lot of silverware. lis Pike street
DOR SALE--NEW AND SECONDHAND
engines boilers and machinery Moran Bros
d Co., Seattle
LloR SALE-CHEAP; 10 OXEN. WELL
broken, with yokes and logging outfit Apply
D. X. Baxters stock yards. corner south Fourth
and Yeser avenue.
WANTED-A BUYER FOR SOME SEATTLE
w Transfer Company stock; will sell down Ad-
dress Horse and Rider Post Intelligencer.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
PHOTOGRAPHER.

PUGET SOUND GALLERY-R REMOVER IN,
-, fourth and Marion; present tickets before they
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COMMISSION yrS.

STORAGE-WE HAVE SUPERIOR FACIII-
- ties Ter storage; household goods. furniture and
other Soods protected rom dust and selling H
X. Hammond & Co, S2l-s2S West corner Marion
STORAGE OF GRAIN. PRODUCE AND
~ other property solicited and warehouse receipts
Marion, and fronting Railroad avenue and what
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FOCAL AND SENTIMENTAL MUSIC.


MUSICAL INSTITUTE, OCCIDENTAL
1h block. rooms 1898; vocal culture and in
strumental music; summer term begins July 8;
training class for young teachers Mrs. Willard,
principal.
MADAME BERTA CRIVELLI. FROM MI
1u Ian Italy: vocal culture (old italian schooD
and piano instruction; music rooms Roter house,
Front between Spring and Seneca streets: the
only one on The Western coast holding in her pos
session certificates from the famous New York
teacher Nine. Louisa Cappiani.
CONSERVATORY OF ARTS-HOLYOKE
~ block. corner Front and Spring streets: Elocu-
ton, Mrs. Celeste Langley Slauson. Special sum-
mer course of slx weeks beginning July g. send
for circular Voice Culture and Sight Reading.
Mrs. William r. Miller. Violin: Vaughan Arthur
solo volinist and teacher. Guitar: c. V. Thiell,
soloist and teacher.
CARLBERG SCHOOL OF MUSIC-VOICE
" Miss Martha :. Brown, pupil of Nine. Cappiani
of New York; violin. Mr.. Heinrich Israel of the
Conservatory of Frankfort: plano. harmony and
orchestration, Mr.. Edmund Morse; weekly lectures
free to students. Edmund Morse, director Burke
building, Second and Marion.
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roLp AND SILVER MINES AND MINING
sehiee George H Thomas 4 Co, lS2 Occidental
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MANICURE.

A LICE NJ. AIKEN EXPERIENCED MANI
"A cure and Electrologist, hairdressing parlors
% and 30 Holyoke block, Front and Spring streets
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SECONDHAND GoODs.

HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FoR NFyy
% and secondhand furniture at Chesser's, Ila
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COLLECTION AGENCY.

EIFIELD COLLECTION AGENCY - PRIN-
Il cipal Offices at Chicago. Minneapolis and
Seattle. Collections and legal business attended
in oil parts of the United States. Collection Of
rents and personal supervision of property for resi-
dents and nonresieents Sixteen years expert
ence. Highest references George w. Fifeld.
manager Seattle ONCE, rooms and Rengstorf
building, 7Bs second street.
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EDUCATIONAL.
NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY COL.
In c. j. Wright, B. s., A. NJ, Cornwall, n. Y
DERALTA HALL A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS:
l. opens August 4. 1891, at Berkeley, Cal: Ho-
mer b. Sprague. presidents finest school building
and furniture In America
MISS CHEALS SEMINARY, CORNER SEC
WI ond and Madison. School re-opens August
81. 1891.
CEATTLE FEMALE COLLEGE WILL RE-
- open at Ravenna Park with full corps of In
structors August 10, 1891 The furniture and
buildings are new and elegant For further infor-
nation apply to the president, Rev. w. w. Beck
A. NJ. Ravenna Park.
CCHOoL OF PRACTICAL, CIVIL, MECHAN-
- fcai, Mining Engineering, surveying. Draught-
ing; Architecture, Assaying and Navigation.
Open all year, 723 Market street, San Francisco,
Cal. Established 1864. A. WANDER NAILLEN,
PRESIDENT Send for circular.
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D6 JOSEPH, OF NEW YORK. CHIRopO-
IL dst-TroGhles of the feet skilfuliv treatea
without pain; corns extracted Soc. Room ii
SCheuermsn block
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Personal.

ECONOMICAL MEN-SAVE SIS ON YOUR
~ next suit by sending for II cloth sampled
fashion plate and measurements blank free; post.
Age cents I'd l. 4 uutley & Co. wholesale gen
ordering samples please mention Pos1-Inteli-
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WASHINGTON TYPEWRITER HEAD
w quarters-Shorthan and typewriting: type-
Writers rented supplies S32-333 Pioneer building.
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FOR SALE-LODGTNG-H HOUSES.
L'oR sALE-TEN-RooMW WE'LL FURNrSHED
II lodging house on Third street: fine location:
$40; house rent $40 month: rooms all filed j.
:. Morse, room 224 Burke building.
LfoR SALE-cHEAP. 26-ROOM LODGING
II house; good location lab Front street
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4SsAYERs AND CHEMISTS

~ E. BOGARDUS, OFFICIAL ASSAYER FOR
". Chamber of Commerce: mines examined as
saying and chemical work of all kinds done.
Rooms Al 4s and 40 Suiliv an building, Front, be-
tween Cherry and Columbia
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WANTED-A pRESSMAKER WITH AN Ac-
w Gordon pleafer would like - - = tn uartner-
NIP with a good dressmaker AGdress 81 A. y
sos Pearl street '"
WANTEn-BY A MIDDLF~Agwu WOMAN
With lodging-hcuse. partner w5th ssas9na-
ole amount OF money TO run losEina house. s,s,4
paying business. Address q. @. o. Post .InieliI-
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TAIL o RING.

A RTHUR L. COON. GoTTSTEIN BUILpINC;;
n the John L. Mitchell New York STANDARD
system used our speciality" trousers TO order.
T. y LAssEN, NE RCHANT TAILOR, KoRy
-. DOCK oceiaental square, South second stree.
ana Nesler avenue. rooms ] ! and 10
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DOOTH & HANFORD ABSTRACT COMPANY
ID Qnc) Rooms 202, 20i and FOG Burke block
corner Second and Marion streets.
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MARBLE And GRANITE WORKS
NEW ENGLAND MARBLE WORKS, COR
~ ler Sixth and Pike streets, Seattle; all kind,
cemetery work on shortest notice, designs fur
nished on application.
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III 4. HAMMOND d co. HAVE REMOVED
II. their commission and produce business TO
Nos. SCI and S23 corner West and Marion: build
Ing lately occupied by Knapp Burreil & 90
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MRS. KING, FASHIONABLE DRESS
vi maker; chidren's clothes a speciality; best
wcrk; Eastern prices. Rooms Z and 8 Oakland
house, l.4161s Front street
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ROOMS AND BoARD.

NOR REST-RooMs AND FfRsTtIASs
Il board. Al the Seagfsve, coFner Ihsfd Asd Elr.
rfnla. rates moderate. Ne ga.
LsIRsT, CLASS FAMILY BOARD. ROOMS
II single or en- suite: references given and Fc-
qnsred. small chtidren. Neadame hotel Fs3ns
strrsf
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY OF ExpF.
W rience. office work OF any kind Address NJ
~, AIS sixth and Pike streets
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED NuRsE
~ desires work. good references ADDRESS 1 9Os
Seventh street
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

L Nh SIlLLSON-EYE, EAR, NOSE AND
IL throat. Halter building.
DR GEO. A. REICH, OCULIST. AURIST AND
IL physician fo- diseases of the throat, has
moved his Office to rooms EOS and 206 Pioneer
building
nR. KIBBE, OCULIST AND AURIST AND
IL physician for diseases of the throat. Removed
to Halter block, corner Columbia and Second
streets. rooms and g.
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President House Of pelav-ss
Passed board Of aldermen June 30. fsa7
GEORGE W. HAT
President Board Of Alder.
Approved by me this I'd day Of July. Iaai
HARRY WHITE. Mavr
Filed by me this % day of July, 1881
III. w. MILIER City fn..s.a
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FETERINA
A j. MCINTOSH, VETERIN AIRY SURGEON,
n. graduate of Toronto Veterinary College Of
fee at Montana stables, Fifth and Washington
streets; telephone 200; residence telephone 367
GREEN & NUGENT, VETERINARY PHYsI-
VI clans and surgeons; honorary graduates On
tario NeteriHary College Office and infirmary at
Quincy Cab stables corner West and University
Streets telephone 432.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-05

Am~sv the electrical aoveltie~ recent
II brought ont by an English concern Is
. unique call bell for announcing meals
auti FOR giving ether signals in a house
or hotel -Four electric bells tuned for
she Westminster chimes are neic<ed in
. ca>~. she hammers fcv each bell be-
ing scsnss>d sv electro magnet By
ssmply turning the handle of q crntact
maker. vsseh may Be placed ~ sny de
sired position. she eells ar. runr in the
proper order. An ordinary Leclsneh~
battery iS the source of the power The
device Is said - s> an exeeedisgiy
pleasing Innovation ever the ordinary
>ali bell
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-05

Ths inventions for preventing tAefts
from show eases are numerous. and
electricity . now being brought into
use In connection with them A Mime
sofa man has in the bottom Of his show
case a number of metallic slips. and the
tray has spring clips for holding thS ar
sicles so be exhibited The slhps being
connected electrically and held OPEN by
the articles The tray has contact
points bearing on the metallic strips,
which are in the circuit of battery and
an alarm bell When an article is re-
moved from any one of the elips the
contact points come together. close Tire
circuit and givc an alarm. IL an srticse
be removed when the tray is out OF the
case The alarm is sounded when The tray
n put back
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-05
YOUR HORsg'S COLOR.

Lsss Ezsssi.s B~t,sf fh.s It nAs Much
% Do with ras spesA
Among the cherished superstitions Of
speresmen b the belief that the color of
horses has much - do with their cAaaees
o1 vicssry In races and exhibitions Of
power. Wheoee came The superstition
n h dancue 70 say. IL AAs eantsd. ~
cor6fng 10 ths New York Tribune, for
seaturfeA not only among Europeans.
Das snsna Arabs. those kings Of the
dssex4" whose t<AowlsAee sf the horse
u pro~esbiAl
N m snoien4 Asabfsn manuscript
sccordi>g 10 L'Eeho de PARA recently
discovered, u passage proving THAI
The belief IN the relations between
hosssS soios. power anA spesA Has loAS
existed IN Arabia.
A great sheils of she SaAara, 90 runs
the tale. Ben Dyab by name, was ono
day pursued by SasAsl 2enatis. his
most deadly enemy. In the Aght Ben
DyAb tuvuad Suddenly to his son.
Tell ne." he commanded. "whaA
horses are at Vie head of our enemiesr'
The whites. father" replied the
0oe.
"ThsA IL wep." eane Bon Dyab's
answer I'VE shall allow the san to ita
work The power os the white horses
WI dissppesr before it's rays Is butter
nelts when they 1an upon H.
After sine the sheik spske again:
Ny son, Ohat horses - now near
est our heeis?"
IN bisska. 1ael,ss." same the boy's
answer.
Excellent" cried The cld man. ''The
stony ground viii overcome The powers
Of the black animals. Even The negro
Of kae Soudsn becomes tired at the
ankles when he wsllss over Stony
ground"
On went The fight. A tAird time Zen
Dysb turned W his companion
Which ones IRE nov ahoadr
Tho browns and the chestnut
browns, father" came the boys an
swcr.
''Thsn." cried me shefk, I'VE must
ay faster. or we are lost There is no
time ~ lose. These horses can overtske
n
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-05
WIVES SOLD m snoAANo.


dnsssss~s sf B2sssx ak>sasA usa sns
t~Dlss sr-.<&
FreaeA srsve.ars, shen desershiax xhs
Gsx& sAa social aspects Of E1xIaa1,
rarely tsr.ets ssYs Notes zAa Qaerse~
90 iaforEz tasl< Fe29srs sAa< Il -
ezstoss~ry n tkis eeuassv fer n@a 70
s~Il shssr wives. ilss xny ordinary
shzttsl il sPen s4arker--a fact (for fAe.
o. appears e. tel shzs We sas ana al
sspxaisfs- The following paragraph
appeared II t..e washington journal
rsceasiy.
"A WIZ oo1s ~ HAx1yn
Moad4y, =. Wa tsld. Ia . case IN
whien ssnssi Ecelss. = miner of Aller-
soa- By " strr, wss summoned for tie
Gaa4nteoance If his child. IL was stated
thai cefe aAant 2ua his wife had besa
s,psrsssa since jrse. issf, aud sAat the
woman was sos- La . haltar IN tia
Borough nAT<ss s>ael Wakefield. for
bad guinea. sHa wsat away wita an
ether man"
A. . paa<aat " sAis uAnscrsbs the
following s<eoa2t ksa shs Lady's
1kA9z<tns Sox tsle
SAzruFszkD bAaaAE. Of those
ssS.es whssh occasionally disgrace
svsa 3mishksid. took place lately there
--oAme0. . as@a exposing his wife for
sAl> aoherts we have only seen those
moving - NE lower classes Of society
shas Aess1fng themselves. but the
Srosent exhibition was attended with
ssms newell sireu instances. The parties,
tsvss AaA se4lss. were persons Of
propsrsy. Tho .ay 1.-THE object Of ssle).
yo1ng. beAussful and elegantly Aressed.
was beeash< - the market IN q coach
ana szpossd 20 ths view Of her
puschsssE. witA . six hAlSes round her
shosldssA which were covered vieh .
vieh wASes Lace ved- The price d.
0anAAA Sos her IA the first instance
wo sighav gukness, Bot that finally
sgrssd - sns afsy g~1Reas and valu-
sAis home upon which the purchaser
wss moasted The sale and delivery
being complete. tho lady. w1sh her new
lord and master. mounted . handsome
cusylete which wss waiting for Shep
and drove ca, seemingly nothing letA
60 80. Tho purchaser IN the present
ease h celebrated horse dealer in
town and the seller grazier of cattAe
residing about SIX miles from London
The insentioa Of these disgustinS
Bargains IS - deprive ths husband Of
any righs Of Psosecufisu for dausgea."
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-05

Nowadays when his majesty the baby
r. christeued two little people, one
dressed as the maid Of honor and the
other "a a page, both in white. walk
Just behind her serene highne>s the
nurse aud the Precious infant. carrying
the one . white ivory prAyerbook
b0.ad IN silver and the other hymnal
- match You see. from the very be-
ginning bis Isrdship b pus u.dsr the
rod al Nine. Etiquette
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-05

The Mistress Mary. don't ysu think
thst Miss Flumpi-v has lo~esy farrns
Mary tdiptomassr~ilvl- wcnder.
ussn; her father - an ursssss-rer--
Jury.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-05
FREE Gwen =A:vzay
Given Awav


second best Christmas story
than noneh
and a
mwilb shown.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-05

MPoAT OF ECONOMY DURABILITY AND GREATEST HEATING CAPACITY


Pat of
ever
hatnoy
sand
ast
"A
and
We
of
Building
and GasoIn
y. Cs. BLAIKEIY * CO.. 1870 w. F-ULTON-sT.
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NORWICH LINE.
ALBANY BOATS.

Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave old Pier
A. N r. foot Canal-st, every weekday at p nakine
direct connection SUNDAYS excepted, for ALL POINTS
NORTH, EAST and WEST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.

(From advance sheets Of Bsckwood's magazine y
for October by permission Of the Leonard Scott Pub
acation Company, the authorized American pub
hshers.)
Friend OF my childhood, boyhood, manhood, age,
How can / fail thy bitter loss TO mourn,
That from the book Of life its glowing page
So filed with golden memories has torn
No no those memories still remain-moIe sad
That they are now but silent dreams that rise,
Faint phantoms, once real, living, glad,
Now only TO be seen through teaf-filled eyes.
All I of Truths temples gone nearly all
OF it's strong props, by cruel death o'erthrown;
And now, like some weak pillar near 10 fall
Amid the wreck stand almost alone.
We roamed together through the fields Of play.
We strove through life as strenuous friends and
2 warm
No doubling shadows In pathway lay,
Nor DER our friendship swept one passing storm.
shoulder 20 shoulder, heart 10 heart through life
We went; meier asking which was best or frs
Uynknowing envy, Jealousy, or strife,
SIRE of each other-through the best and worst.
Fame honor fortune. crowned thee with its wreath ;
Justly the world 10 thee adjudged Its prize
But simple, needless OF its fattering breath,
Thy path onward with uplookng eyes,
Onward through life, strong earnest in the fight
Fer freedom, duty, justice, all things good.