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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-11

Acknowledgement business man ex-
w perienced in handling agents, to con-
trol Canada: $4,000 in sight in this business
if properly handled: marvellous success in
the United States: equal success can be OBJ
tanned i'll Canada; 100 agents can Immediately
be established there. Manufacturers Agent,
63 East Seventh ST. St. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-11

d M. NEWPORT d SON, INVEST
H. ment Bankers loan money on i'm
rroyed property in st. Paul and Minneap-
OILS at & Ie- cent "on or before. =" Offices
New Pioneer Press Building, ST. Paul, and
Reeve Building. Minneapolis. 49,
A A LOANS on furniture, pianos.
Al. horses, diamonds, watches and
sealskiu sacques; lowest rates. Minnesota
Mortgage Loan Company, Rooms II. II. First
National Bank Building, corner Fourth and
Jackson SITS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-11

4 CHOICE STOCK OR DAIRY FARM
II for sale or rent of 40 acres. 80 of which
are broken and ready for cultivation, for
sale; located midway between the Twin
Cities. near the state fair grounds; has a half
mile track, a nice lake, cross-fenced and pad
locked. and the entire farm is surrounded by
a board fence: the farm has all necessary
buildings in fine condition. including good
eight-room house. Earn for forty head of
horses, nice carriage and ~storehouse; also a.
windmill and ice house, as we'll as some
choice stock, including fne-bred horses. APP
ply 10 W.. L.. McGrath. 146 East Third st.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-11

NANTED-Man and wife to- work on
w farm; good wages. y 90, Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-11

ID loans see The State Savings Bank, Ger
mania.Life Insurance company's building.
corner Fourth and Minnesota SITS. this bank
loans at moderate rates and charges no COM
mission.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-11

-DORROW MONEY at Room 4, 1913 Jack
ID son St. corner Third, on furniture.
pianos. diamonds, watches. sealskin sacques,
or goods in storage; low rates and privacy;
honorable treatment; private room for ladies'.
, 1892-02-12
Notice to Plumbers

CkAfED PROPOSALS wiIl he received So the
~ 0gHpe ef TIC nrcrtis8uE Architect Tres HNfF
department Washington. N Es until oclnck
n Hs un 888e 9&sh dBy n5 February se2 iaf a8&
{8e #Bag BmA material NeemiEeA #af t8c pimn@s
ina aRs.gl HsHa esc 3ot thc n custom. AnMse.
fsatt.uHfce eses, Building at EeTt Townsend.
&aaa.. iH accordance mith ths draw iH&s aDd
tpeoiGeatinn8 copica oi mhich NAV he haa on
application s. thla oNcc of f7H os8ea % tee ts,.
ffF3Hfe1gaeat ag Port Townsend, Washington
Each Hia aaHt hc accompanied hs ccfi8dcd
CHECK 88F s sHm uoi lcg than nef cent If the
amount 1i she proposal The department Wll
rcs@sk asi h5as resolved after TIE Ame herein
siafa8 tes aNeatM@ the taFle @faa h8as which Ao
nof cnMp5F strictly with All the requirements ni
tnsa Invitation Proposals naWag Id nNc&@H@i iH
cmwploEa sealed and marked Proposals tog
ihe Plumbing, 6as.pipim@, tte.. fer the VI S
CuEtnm7+ hoEFe, F1tt.Ditlc rtcs, Building az Fort
Townsend wash with the Bame ana address
81 the Bidder on Tire outside 81 envelope. iol
Identification ard addressed 70
W. a. EDBRD0KE
EM Supervising Architect
, 1892-02-12

{ Il In the CITY and calls om Governor
Ferry Something ABau1 The Cal-
Iege ANA Experimental stations
The Courses oF Instruction.
President Lilly. Of Tie Washington aari-
cultural college and school Of science. and
director Of the experiment station, was IA
the city this morning, and called On Gov
ernor Ferry Ia relation to the government
appropriation for the college. The sgFt-
cultural college Il pretty wel supplied
with funds. the legislature having appr0-
I prsate3 10000 for the maintenance of the
school.
In addition 20 this, government appro-
+ priauons viii add largely to the fluid. The
first Of these appropriations was under the
Hatch 5iil, providing an appropriation at
St5, ,099 annually, payable quarterly. Tie
appropriation of which the treasurer of the
board yesterday received SlI ESQ., dates from
July j, 1891
Owing TO the trouble over the locsaon Of
the college, the board succeeded in having
+ the quarterly appropriations set aside. and
4 the amount due on December, Sill $50. was
received yesterday.
THE college also has a fund under the
+ MorriA bill, providing an appropriation ot
i SIS GOO the first wear. and 81 900 additional
each succeeding year until the aum Of SIS
+ coo IS reached, when that amount remains
F an annual appropriation.
The legislative act makes it the duty Of
f the governor to apply for thst fund and
4 the governor wlla make such application as
+ soon SIS the proper papers are completed.
Application could net he made sooner bT
, 1892-02-12

GEAf.ND PROPOSALS uill Hs received Al ihc
A. caes 0t The Washlnstna state Eeform
scheais aa fo 81 O'Clock 3 ri. Maeeh Isg 30
tugusah aa5 deliver Go tal& eeAo0l supplies ~
fel8amM 8 Mgs
@N9cNWfN6s
Barrels afaMMgatad Sugar Barrels ESET@
cNaeHF Barrels MciaHce a 5s@Fress E4oaF
= AAFfe8 A&ans@s sQ Pounds Aast am@p0w&nf
Tea EA E0auaH AThwcE&Mt Cu&#es rnAFtgH &a
Foanas R83gea Oats 2@ Rounds Corn Meal 80
FuaEgs Mhate Navy Beams joe EaanNs Monday
Morning aaan l1a Pounds FUea88T q Gamble
lVaEF soap - Pounds Cola Uasl e. Pounds
starch 81 1annaa 1rcuud HdapEF 5a DopnAs
p88e8 Rsamee hafi aualtiFs 81 HauNas Frtas
Aattue fuuaegs noNcn hfaaaaa 4 Dozen
Maiuf Rs4sss 3 Dozen scrub @esshe e Cases
canned N8MsE &anRogte1 &a GAAaH Eaaa Nal
GaNNs NaMmNa 6a@ataNE GMNaa EAMNn4 GMxm.
WmN MmHMN
M MNAA #N GM8N
M GaSak Ht#MHel ssirtiMe asA Yards Hc8 y8eks
img s44 Yards ~hn7tiug tNa HNnss EAwelsns
Yards Table EtHen; i0o Nnras H3szchnd Ions.
Aal1 M@slFa Gross Pant Huttnnss Grcss
Pant kHeklet orue Agate saiSs Buft1ns
l2 Dozen sfaals Clarks Ihrea8s 100 Yards Ol8
Cold Caf50a Flannel
Also PROPOSALS to furnish aud deliver in QHan.
NkAes Mae8aa gFNHh meats Nscs 40 foilomss
MeHi 5fuasa aNH st@ak Mmtnns Pork Naa8, FISH.
Malak Breakfast 8acon, Lard, Aassef Nag, 0si&
etc MI aAahEkF.
tH Secretary 0i Besfd 81 Trustees
, 1892-02-12
DEAD AND DYING.
Starving to Death in the Prov
inceS Of Russia.


~ Hundreds.
IsasnoN. Feb IA 8lspatob from Pensa,
capital % the government 81 that name
says the thermometer registered 5s degrees
aelaW Zero snd there IS TERRIBLE suffering
among thc peasants. 4 humber 81 men
we're lfnaen ~ death na high raaas. A
quantity 81 grain CT famine sufferers ar-
rived ii Pensa. bat il eas impossible rs
distribute it because nearly Ell tie horses
had been killed Tor food or sold to procure
noney with which 10 buy neoessaries Of
life. ili Is estimated that nearly million
dFspehs animals have been killed through
oas the rmpirs since autumn. Typhus
fever. snfaM poE and aiphslseria u decim-
mating inhabitants Around pensa two
hundred peasants died from these diseases.
The dispatch adds in the governments az
samara. Ssrator and -NovEorod, the
condition IS Gar more worse than in Pensa.
ln those three governments the peasants
hape fallen victims 20 hunger and disease. Isi
lie government og Charkop AHA Kazan,
sgplags "a especially terrible, ana in its
ravaEes the inhabitants are dying by the
haadre3s.
BonaAY. Feb. l2-omeial notice was
given that The famine which prevails in
this province affects I so la1o persons.
, 1892-02-12
BOARD Oh TRADE MEETING.
4 Proposition to he Considered All
Invitation 70 Jim Hill.

A special meeting Of the board Of trade
viii be held on Tuesday evening next. in
the board of trade room in Columbia Hail,
to consider a proposition from Rohlfs S
sohoder, of Seattle. 70 establish a branch
factory in this City. for The manufacture of
and he has been en8eaYoring TO secure
suitable location Owing to the numerous
meetings this evening it was thought best
10 postpone that Of the board of trade an
til larger attendance may he assured. At
its meeting the board in connection with
the city council Will entend to i'm HILL an
invitation to visit Olympia. MI, Hill is
expected jn Seattle ln a day or two.
, 1892-02-12
- - -.

!
Tacoma has registered #laa poters.
Wark 81 the Port AmraIss Southern malf
begin nest month.
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~. S9-ssse ~ -
Ts IL cs..ti. s.ss -,.......,,..,., i,
49, s s,. .,-.st5..s4
Ea1ofna las WifharaHn rs subsidy 1or
bsa A@EAHetki fAciA0 IaAtfoaN
Rank cieanngs yesterday Tacoma
AlbBa AsAs0ts eeaAtae, NESss93st@
saalaamlsh county voted against bond
ing the county for roads and bridges.
fgsstsra4t. .f,ovrrnor fsasfetsr ,,.in
move gsl i,5. fsf,iI,- Z, t.5sss15,ii,. sl,,,,t
Nseel5 7s3
, 1892-02-12
The Arrles 80 alI RigIlI.

Mr. G. III Sturlevant, who lives on a
ranch nine miles from Olympia, ana who is
bnilding the arches Of the new court house.
says they have not been improperly con
srueted. They are put in, in the very best
manner possible, and he presnmes they
were put i'm according To tlae specifications.
hit, Sturdevant has long been known for
turning good arches. Mr. Rogers stopped
work on one Of the arches on account of a
lack Of the proper number of stone, aud
not on account Of construction.
, 1892-02-12
The Furniture for County Ofaces.

Rohlfs & SchodeT. furniture manUtaetu-
rers, Of Seattle, it IS said, all at once, want
to start Furniture factory here. The hrm,
inst at this time, has . bid before the
Ihurston county commissioners for furni-
tare for the new court house, which is to be
settled today or tomorrow, The bid, how
ever, is much higher than that Of the other
bidders, as follows; Shindler & Co, Of
Portland, first, $s,22A second. S7,o84; An
drews & Co, Of Chicago, first, S9.9s4Ioi
second, $S,575.75, third, S9,S56.2o; Bohlfs &
Schsder, first, Sl0.570.S5 second. S9. .5s7.
third. SO. 1926.
, 1892-02-12

NKw YoRg, Feb 12-Tohn Al. Mccall,
formerly state superintendent ofinsuranee.
va unanimously elected president of the
New York life Insurance company. The
condition on which he intimated he would
accept the position. was agreed 10 by the
trustees. The trustees created the new
Office OF vice-president, and George w.
Perkins was appointed TO I'LL ii.
The trustees of the Edison General Elec-
trio company, today elected Henry Willard
president
, 1892-02-12
Failnre. er - cea.t.

SAY FRANcrsco, FEB. IL -Bradstreet's S
Mercantile Agency reports S8 failures in
the Pacific coast states and territories for
4S5 and liabilities S367 63s. as compared
with los for The previous month with as
sets OF SS4S, 44S, an6 corresponding month
0f 1891 with gseets of SITS, 1l0 and liahili-
ties III S6S20 00A The failures in California
were 81; assets, Sl74086 liabilities, S292.-
ass Washington, IL, assets $50. .33l; liabil-
tiles, S5S, lS7. Oregon IS, assets, Sl9, IT'S ,
4fahiHfeire IS ff8
, 1892-02-12

Ia tho Superior Court at TANmson county
state II Washington.
4u the matter 81 the estate aud guardianship
~ the peeHNn 81 iEsac e. Patton, insane.
Notice Is hereby given that Henry Patton has
Washinaten. 4 petition praying fnr letters ~
guardianship Go himself d son oB TNaac C.
Patton. tie insane person IL ab0ya written,
nrNa tpe estate Isaan C NBt8n8 insane,
aha shas Wednesday, thc lgfh #ay af February,
8s8A sEEa 0ClncE, @ m4t nf s#8a 8ay, af the
ceuH TaaHf 0i sid superior court. lh the city oi
Olympia faunaton county sud state Aforesaid,
has beeH set for hearing sata petition, when and
where aISy person interested max appear and
ahoH paAse why The prayer 81 said petition
should aof b. granted.
tu witness whereof, / have here
iAEAH3 unto cot my hand and adiNed The
seal 81 gaid superior court, thii
SFd dag 9i February, isa2
f4t0fs. MI H ROBERTS
County CLERK and clers 81 thR superior Court,
, 1892-02-12
FREE COINAGE.
The Cranks are Determined to
Pass The Bill.


- m9A u mt @& IL
NAsHNeToN, Feb. I2.-The silver men
have some eight or ten petitions in circu-
latIon on the democratic side Of The house.
urging that the silver bill be made a spe-
eAa1 continuing order and are said ia have
laad early today secured about l01 signers.
There are some doubts entertained ~ fa
tie erpediency ~ the petition movement.
bot the silver men mostly believe il may
advance consideration of the bill ana are
doing what they can 10 bring the matter to
an issue early ia the session
The ant-silver men are urging DELAY and
working To thatend It'd hope that there may
be developments which WILL aia their cause
and enable them to t5nd some way ont IF
The difficulty. The free coinage men are
ia favor of speedy action. and say thar on
political grounds alone. aside from none
tary principles, the sooner the issue Is met
the better. The rules Of the committee
have mot yet been taken up. The peoples,
party in the house have Joined with TILE
free coinage people ln demanding prompt
consideration 0f the Bland bill
, 1892-02-12
- ttnnl -.

WAsafN0roN, FEB. l2 The democratic
members 81 the ways ard means committee
held another conference today on the
Springer wool bin, but, ike yesterday IS
conference, il ended without an agreement
being reached. The members Of the COM
mittee now i'm the city are nearly evenly
divided on the question IS TO whether 81
met there should he further reduction made
Ill duties than that proposed hy special
democratic committee. The arrival 0i
shivelv, 0f Indiana was awaited The
members of the committee believe that
then q conclusion will be speedily arrived
al as the views Of Whiting is the only other
absent member known.
, 1892-02-12
ALGER ATTACKED
BIZ the New York Sun. His War
Record Impugnei.
IN Explanation BY General AIger
Of she Reasons which Led TO the
Attack.---An Outrage BY Dana
uPon a Gallant soldier.

Of she Reasons which Led TO the
Attack.---An Outrage by Dana
uRon a Gallant soldier.
DnRorr, Feb. l2.-The Kew York sun,
yesterday. contained III editorial discuss
ine The military career ST General Russell
A. Algsr, disclosing the existence among
the official records OF the war department
Of 3 recommendation of Geheral Custer,
dated twenty-three years ago that General
AEger be dishonorahly discharged for be-
ing absent from lis command without
leave. The editorial says Alger was dis
charged from the service on September
Do. 1854, as a result of this recommenda-
ton. The text OF the editorial was teie-
graphed 10 Alger last night, and he made
8 3 explanation of the charges against iina.
stating he was honorably discharged and
act dismissed. as stated. In the course
al his ae nial, he said. la August 1858, at
eppardstoWn, Virginia on the Potomac.
I Lad been iii, but on duty. ] went into
camp that might add not being ah8a t8
march. next morning was samG with others
who were sick, To tAe hospital, at Anuan-
ellis, Md. After remaining there few days
and recovering sufficiently to be around
camp, ] was detailed on court martial duty
al Washington. where I reported and
served 8 title time and resigned, as I was
not able 10 enter active service and did not
like court martial service.
Along in june and July 1854, General
Custer requested nae several times to have
tn his brother Thomas appointed as lieu
tenant in my regiment as he wished to
have him serve on his staff. AS he did not
belong to my regiment I declined and ia
+ 2ot conversation about it one day he told
me would regret Il sop1e day. 4 said to
, 1892-02-12

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fist8 fHnm gseas@a ~ 1 am HefaFnsna,
sdaHNs 81 @@ 8aF I&UQEHs ard Hsa8E8H
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&&gAn ases#t@8me 3u@NN8 MWaAa4# M Wednesdays
AM& #eA&a4a AZ @ pm
Nef sAeliaa fAe Milile lcsvas &at3y cxgrFs
sanaaN At aa Aw. &elufmfMs afaANua hNfr ai
R.m. o5H@essias both ways assa tss Mnlgma
al.
Nef NaM5 fhta and ftriaaa-s sfaartaf ldsFiF
AALlN aE 5 A.. E.lnrnllE aIfaaea a tA IN
, 1892-02-12

SEATTLE, Feb. i2.- Milas Galiher, who
was reported in dispatches from la Conner
as having stabbed Otto T. Wegener, the
agitator has returned home. HE says
That he did assault Wegener, but THE prov
ocation was great, no knife was used,
however He went before a justice Of the
peace at Mount Vernon, pleaded guilty to
simple assault and paid nominal fine.
, 1892-02-12
rFlTenArmIe rAIrs.

The Taaoma Eiks mAas II Spokane yes.
seTAaN ia organise b l0aE#as EAa Atks there.
MiAl3am 6oas accompaHia8 them.
fn Berlin arrests 81 anarchists are being
niade a3most daily ana already d large
nnmhsf el them are ava AaE trial.
Cluhs having Cor tae ob5eat the advo-
nacg u Ehe reelection ul President Diag are
being organized thnoogla at ths republic.
The Russian government hss granted d
further snm Of 83oo0 Qa8 Foahles for the rc-
ses III the sufferers sn ts@ famine districts
"A monster mass mees E III democrats at
Cooper Jnion, la Nem YORK last night.
protested against naaMgaag and Eil
methods.
la Monmouth. MS. shs loss by last
nights Hre viii pohahla reach one hnn-
ared and City tbousana Insurance atty
eve thousand dollars.
Ia London q dispatch has been received
from MnmtNwtG@o. which states Ghat tap
eaogt thai troops in thaF eigy haa revoised
y without foundation.
III Paris several nenNpan peers publish ri-
mos of She Russian Eeaazal Nonhais0rl.
who, # Has said, shot himself was a VIC
um Qt The nihilists. Ite uot known posi-
aeeiy What basis ihere j. sor this rumor.
Aa appeal TO she Grand Army 90 the
Repahie Cor contributions to aid I'D the
eree9san 0f 4 statue im Washington l0 the
memory I'll General sherman has bcen
maae a2 COMMITTEES appointed AZ a meet-
tnE 81 flse society of the Army of lhe Ten
nessee. 10 October last.
In New York eight aadiaenal cases of
tephas lever were discovered lass night by
heslth officials, THE patients were all re-
muraa 60 = hospital aa North Brothers
island
, 1892-02-12
aNE on TmE mAFIA.


fer Cntring Hfs Mistress Throat.
SAN ERANcrsc0. Feb. 1e.-Wben Antonio
Lalla. the sicilisn. was arrested hers lass
week for cutting the throat Of an Italian
woman Is was intimated that he was
member az the Mana gang, which muir
derea Chief 81 Police Heanessy ia New
Orleans, This suspicion mas strengthened
hE 4 statement which, af Is said was made
hg Lalla 90 some af hrs ae9Haintances tha&
he had to leave New Orleans because he
had killed big man. Immediately after
Alaalas arrest AMI when these facts
became known, bis picture and
description were sent 10 Aew Orleans, and
yesterday a picture and description were
identified by Valentine Burke, one 0f the
principal witnesses in the Henmessy trial.
who haa identified the asssssins in Ghe
trial Tho said there was no doubt Lalla
Ras tie party suspected. HI Is believed he
was The man who lived with M0masterio.
ana who was implicated with him in the
killing o. the late chief captain.
Captain Lees was asked whether he had
received any intelligence from that place
regarding the identity of Lalla, and he re-
nisea he had NOT, lf Il shall turn out that
AHge Mas nai mistaken IA Ais iaemtiiica-
@88H 880m 9a 8sasla
i'd IL hEe8y anyhow ths police Wfl want hina
, 1892-02-12
90 go &C. alarket.

NEw YoRK, Feb. u. = Noon Money,
easy, 1902 per cent. stocks, steady, with
irregular changes from first prices. Fours
coupon. l61k; Pacific 6s, 8. Atohison, S9}S
Central Pacihc,Silks Burlington, S77[ Dem
ver n Rio Gmnde, lTt&; Northern Pa
eiHe. 24'S Northern Pacific, preferred, @3S4
Northwestern, lTs New York Central
I'll; Oregon Navigation, S3, North Ameri-
can, 1853; Pacific Mail, ST. Rock Island,
9la St. Paul q Omaha, IS Texas Pacific.
Iok Union Pacific, 45ss Wells Fargo Ex-
press, so Western Union, s6b.
, 1892-02-12
Miss Mitchell, she murderess.

PfrreBuRe, Feb. IL. Il has just been
learned that Miss Mitchell, the Memphis
girl who murdered her friend, Freda ward,
has been carrying OH correspondence with
Thomas u. Roger. a young man cf this
CITY. for six monts under the name Of
her victim. Last spring young Roger adj
veftised in q matrimonial paper for q
young lady correspondent. Among the
answers was one from Miss Mitchell, who
Z gave The name OF Freda Ward. Roger never
L knew he was corresponding with Miss
Mitchell until after the tragedy.
, 1892-02-12
crlme In - E.raIleI.ca.

sAE FRANeIsco, Feb. f2.The Post this
afternoon will print an interview with Joe
Schwartz, witness in The Bell case, in which
Schwartz maintains an effort was made
yesterday by certain parties TO obtain his
signature. which was to have been APP
pended to am alleged confession 90 The effect
that HE murdered Jacobson This confess
ion tie says was to be produced after he,
Schwartz, had been made away with Ia
Benhayon, Schwarts has secured per
mat from the police authorities TO goarmed.
, 1892-02-12
Had weather in the East.

NAsHIEGroN, Feb. f2.-UnDsually Sc
we're gales have occurred in the North At
lantie coast and especially ever the Cana
dian maritime Provinces putting 10 peril
the shipping in those seas ard nrostraEnE
telegraph Ancs. StnoDe nQmhwesterly
winds and 4 cold wama follows behind the
storm ard will reach t88e Gulf an1 South
Atlantic statcs, but moderate in these
southern sections. some c3o0diness and
light SHOWS prevail Ia the lake regions and
Isl the north west, but in tie remaining sec
tions clear OF fair conditions predominant
Another storm appears to be advancing In
almost the exact path as its predecessor,
now SO violent tn the North Atlantic Im
front at this advancing depression, winds
nili shin so soatheFly and the temperature
ALMMlN nennNar
, 1892-02-12

salem, Ore, Feb. IL. The eleventh an.
nual enoampment Of The & a. r. depart.
ment oG Oregon, today elected the follow
ill., officers for the ensuing year H H
N0rthrap, Portland, department com
mander; R. A Crosson, Salem, senior vics
commander; Dodson, Baker City
junior vice commander
, 1892-02-12

TsHiKTs DETECTIVE SERVICE.
A Esfahlinhed is7S
General Detective business Transacted for Cor
por8tious and individuals
cHEe stock Exchange Building,
sr. Louis s00 and aa olive street
NEW NoMK-s2 and "a Nassau street
&Y pANTsAtlarmnn American Bank Building,
WNNNEB@TBhor block.
RoRGI AND ~0fiica rooms SS aa. A9, Si, All as
ana At fabbe block. NJ, q. SULLIVAN. MagF
tTG.W
, 1892-02-12

TN the matter Of the estate Of Charles Honice,
4 deceased.
In accordance with the order Of the superi.
on Court Of fhuSt0n county, / shall sell I'll
private sale tha personal property 0l Charles
H0nirks deceased, said vale t8 take place at ths
r0HKt h0aan, olympia, from Arid after Monday
February ia, 1902 Terms cash.
M. III. ROBERTS,
Administrator Of the estate Of Charles HonieR
deceased, Febi3
, 1892-02-12

CHICAGO Feb. 12.-Lncoln's birthday
is legal holiday throughout the state
and as such is being celebrated, The
banks, exchanges and some business
houses were closed.
, 1892-02-12
Olympia is Ahead.

DR.. Newell reports a daughter born this
morning to Charles Patnude and wife, the
fourteenth child all living but one.
, 1892-02-12


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ard eMs5 s. wisconsin a8a Aass
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0s4f Ha8sas and Coast palnts .-ss. $500 p.ra-
lmnuHssF ard Tenino. $500 p.ms
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, 1892-02-12
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BEDDING AND CARPETS.
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Baby carriages. oil cloth, linoleum. curtain
poles, window shades, paror, dining room and
office furniture. chairs of an kinds. bedroom
suits. and everything in the furniture line at
bottom prices. Hotels and lodging-houses to
be furnished Will BE- given The same prices n
small dealers. Anyone wishing to purchase
furniture should call and get prices before
buying
, 1892-02-12

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, 1892-02-12
california srain market.

SAN FRAEc1soo, Feb. l2,--Wheat, buyer
season, S1.6S9z.
, 1892-02-12

Saloons report a falling of in business
since the evangelist arrived,