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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-23
WITHERED ROSE IN HIS POckrr
Ahe Dead Man Had Evidently Been Of
: Means and Good Standiur.

! TACOMA, Dec. 22-tspeclai. I'm an enve,ere.
| found on the body OF man near Old Ta.ars \
today, was u csumpletl flower. evidently a ro.e.
me envelope was addressed 10 James A. pr
Tacoma Lark Lane. Liverpool, was the r.,..
marx. Iu memorandum book were the folIor-
ing entries
september IL. ls92-Vandertiit and nsrtr AZ
9ieas az my table today. Before they went above
GOT ss.S5 out OF them e'1o'S
topy OF cable. SEPT. p, 1se,-Rae 81 Mich..a
claim. &c 70 sssuS
Acsrtifests of deposit showed that he had ~,
IN the Merchants National Bank Of pe~e
townsend. therefore Coroner Frank wired the
ehlei OF police OF that place for information.
fsity cents IN Canadian money, an American
c"ppes-cent piece. composition watch ard
ehsih. attached TO the chain OF which was t,.v
goia Kew such as is used in securing bracsl.s
otass cum buttons initiated ar wers anao,g
she o'hef ssines found on the body, which vss
II moved TO Hosaa's undertaking parlors
aniie probably man of means in E,v,.,s
he had been acting a. a waiter on Sound s,s.r..
ers mere His chirography was of the eonc.,.
plate style. efpSi
kae was formerly a waiter on the Fiae,voos
anu may have fallen overheard auc bAen
drowned ssAs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-23

SNOW BLOCKADE RAISED.
eafs All KunninS-Gaie Down
Sound Delays Trains.

sno"s'orm was followed Yesterday and
IT, a' oy spell OF frost, which enhanced
- shsia appreciation of the virtues of warm
s.ang, ny good fire ana quick motion Those
.s soo~ 'he most delight in rapid transit were
s.ers iioers on bobsleds, who sho. down eyerv
sio.Iet' street. shouting to pedestrians pioddiur
y "y along to beware, and then climbed toll.
sy sy up again. On some hills there were
aoso'e sN runners. each carrying a cargo o, vouur
happily no accidents resulted from this
pefious sport
,,,r. ssfees Railways all got into pretty good
,.n.s order, though it was only by alI-night
a,,s. sone cases that they did So The outer
- - Tue North Seattle and Lake Z Uniou lines.
a. -- cars nad not been running on Weones-
-, were opened to traffic in the afternoon. and
:. '1e constant exertioas of L. J. Griffith the
.se ~ 'shoenf, cars were running on schedule
oa me Wnofe Consolidated electric system
=. e 'ihe business men were ready to go home
- Hs evening. On Front street only the dunn
rs ran, but they kept up TO their schedule
Ine hifd street line was opened to Eayenna
para about II O'clock after a night snent in
saoseine. The Rainier avenue line was openea
0s lar as Eleventh street, but the cars did mot
street va washington
on tne Northern Pacific railroad trains weye
al ueiayea two or three hours b. the heavy
o" n the mountains and between Tacoma
a1a fortiand. Down Sound the gale which ha.
san oioWins on Tuesday continued throuyh
:" "eaaesuay and Wednesday night into Yesterday
aAo oiocked the Lake Shore road with fallen
Ices at several polats, delaying trains on ho,h
branches several hours. 'A'
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4 STARTLING DISCOVERY ,
VIII h" "f great benefit to all the peonIe
OF f"xet s"und and especially
To those of Seattle.
thousands have already taken
Fasantage and more will fol-
low the next weeks.


aaIILF. Dec. i7.-(Special. When
.s S Faseh. OF the firm of Frisch Bros.
NeeAS ago inaugurated their .xeat
i Iiesrance sale OF Diamonds Wa.~Tas
t!ocks, Silyerware, etc, he ha,i
.aea u would sell lots of goods. bur il
80 80 iar oeyoad expectations, in fact 80
- lsaei mat the amount sold fully makes nm
'a.e Inference III profits which - nov
ss"seu ,..'st ~ only and Ii per cent. while the
.sF s.I"F is irom - 10 - per cent. foods
.,la seFe expected To last .ill spring were
Fss, -. .a. IL s"o weeks and he had 10 dispatch
.,. shiFiae from New York hv exnress
=, aass ago and arrived here this morn
l. :. Some Of the goods which have heen
,as. ssoFe over SIX months so at actual
-. Tome II ana see us AT 80 Front
-. Don t forget the number. Wa are
"sss pleased - show goods.
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After y Big Gang of Couuterfe;tsr.

WEST SUPERIOR. Wis, d Dec. 2o.-The discharpe
OF Capt McRea. of the Superior police fo-ce
has led to startling developments The detail,
o. o. tne story nave not yet been obtained, but
there is no doubt of its importance Eo- 60.
time the United States government, has bee, IL,
active pursuit of the largest and mos, dariry
gang OF counterteiters known in the past twen,y
years. For the past few weeks silver doIt.-s
ana half-dollars, well executed, have been
noa'ed II immense quantities Thirty secret
service officers have been eruployed or, Tho 80
No arrests have yet been made but .hey are cx.
pected soon. Among the men said to be in
VOWED is one OF superior's prominent busine,s
men. Chief OF Police McRea was suspended for
inaisc'eet use OF his knowledge of the above
anair' aud police scandal of big proportions
is - EN~AA"
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Murderer HaIlinxer Exeeuted.

JERSEY CITY, n. J., Dec. 2e-Edwsrd w Hal
iingeE was hanged here this morning for mnr.
der. He was s:rangled to death, and hing
niae'een minutes before life WAS pronounced
extinct
tihe crime Tor which Haiiinger was hanyas
was iha murder OF his coiored paramour NJ
PETERSON, with an AZ on Easter SUNDAY morn
ing. May ,, iS9i, during spell of drunken rnga
. aiASl ards ne hacAea the body horribly. Three
crime, hAs meek being saved each time bv the
euorss OF his lawyer. Charles j. peshaIi VIII
TOOK the case TO the supreme court The .nur,h
sentence was decisive. Haliiuger was a. hiach
as coal, but claimed to have been born in Ire
isnd, oi an Arabian father and a hal .h,aed
American iudiaa mother He was at one .fra
Baptist preacher, and later professional mir.
fighter P'iA~
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STORY OF MARY AND JOHN
n nomantic incident OF Life Amonr tb a
LOWlY in PNnusxlx,ns>

Lowly in Pennsylvania.
MOUNT CkEMEL- Pa, Dee "a deanersta
Dastie took place here last night, which NAV
result IN the death of several OF the participants
ne combat was caused by Tilted lover. who
!oiowed the woman from the old country
found his rival and fought Six months 700
John kotoski. Michael Lincevitch and M.1v
nonsky lived III small town in Hungary
botn men were desperately in love with Marv
who hnaiiy agreed to fly to America with John
upon arrival in New York they were married
ana nave lived IN peace until week ago. when
LlnceVitch appeared, having followed them To
this country to obtain revenge. pueiifs,ic on.
counter was finally agreed on as means of de-
cidlng the justice of their claims II came off
last night, about fifty workmen being witnesses
Mary. 1t is said, agreed to take the victor for
her husband The fight lasted forty minutes
ana was most desperate encounter, both men
Deing terribly punished. At the end of that
time Lincevitch was unable to stand nm snv
longer. A foul was claimed for him on acconnt
OF hotoski having chewed his ear at ono .to,a
OF the fight Mary. who was acting as referee
decided In favor of her husband, and a riot en-
sued She was knocked senseless and ten NJ
twelve Others were badly injured with kniva.
and bullets Nearly every one in the af.rav wa.
more or less badly battered. and it is feared thu,
SIX OF the injured will die. Mary and John left
for Shenandoah today
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Judge Scott Ordered to California.

TORT low NsENp, Dec. 22-lspecisl Tho
nationai architectural department has ordered
.hase john n. Scott, superintendent OF public
ouIluiHgs OF the Pacific coast to proceed to Cal
nofhia ana examine into the construction of
the government buildings at san Francisco
sacramento. San Jose and Lo. Angeles. judge
scott leaves on the Walls waiia tomorrow ni9ht
and expects to be absent about thirty daya For
the last three years Judge Scott has been the
superintendent OF construction of the custom
nt ~ 'n,s ci.y. ana RS the latter building is
about completed he has boeu propo..d - ,hs
coast tsuperintendelcy
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Remarkable Ircreaae Of caai

new "EsrNINsTsR. B. C.. Dec. 2a-rspecial l.
-. -. >. Airkiand, manager of the British Coium-
hia Canning Company on Rivers iner ys,n,ra.,
ifom the North yesterday. Speaking abou, 6.h-
ing IN the Northern waters. Kirkland remarked
'Ha' ne "as surprised TO find that the shsd
piaced Ill the Sacramento river years AGO hsa
worked their way north to Rivers inlet ana fnr
ther up the coast During the salmon season
aIee me shad were caught in sockeye nets.
The fish weighed between two and two ana
half pounds each. and were flied with s,.w,
ne says that the shad are propasa,ing wonder
thi'y last, as it Is only four yesrs sncs the frt
were taken In the Straits of Juan de Fnca and
last year the first wgs neted III the Fraser ,,ee-
us 'ho1th. Kirkland is confident that in a fav
.ea!s sNao hshing viii he one Of the most i'm.
po!sant branches OF the fishing industrv
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The New Fort rcwnsen, Cn.,,r

ZOE, TOWNSEND. Dc. - Especial Lcol-
80, ""ssoh was notified today by the treas
ury department t1.t ne had beer, snno;n,.,
custodian OF the rev customs and postof,ea
building. The finishing inferior work ia heinz
placed In the ouiid!n., aud IL will be ready for
occupancy in twenty days. The postofIiee vilI
pe mover INTO the buiiiine about January 10
"u- '''1'ohS oiiices ana records will go into the
new quarters sefore February Tha ,a-
building In situated on the top of tbe Wa.hi,..
'on street grade, four blocks from Water street
near the wharvcs- general complaint in be
ing made by shipping men that the building In
OUT 0, 'he way This defect will probably b
Iemeoiea oy establishing a barge Office down
town, where vessels can enter and clear
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BANK FOKGERs NAV Esc.pr
"sms Refuses to Pay 5000 Mileage
Tor An Important wftpess

for An Important Witness.
AoohA' Dec 2-tspecisl There is a good
ppee. Oh some or the Commercial National
p uanA o.at foryers escaping. The state of Ala.
SO iS'uses 10 pay legal mileage to a witness
iof 'he oank to go to Huntsville in fha, .,a,e
ana mako n deposition To do this II xyours
cost ABOUT 1000. as 4,2J0 miles must be traversad
pesiues other expenses. If tho bank does M,
prosecute the state of Alabama will let tha ms !,
go free. " -'"' phs
Chief OF Police L. p Davis. os u,,,vr.,,,
saws the man arrested with the woman sunnosod
20 20 oe Annie NJ Murphy. gives the name OF y
Moh One OF his pals. K. A. Hoyt, recently
aoooeo knoxville, Tenn, bank. The woman
ios'eo E.," win wolf gave the name of NJ
..n, nnlie, anu Is known by the ALA,
"Dooly." 1t is known that Mr.. NJ
phy travelled with man named Doo
niue after leaving her husband here. and
II Is supposed the nickname "Dooly' was
thereby attached to her. The woman Earle an
sr' nss 'ne description given of Mrs Muir
phy. Ii she is MRS. Murphy. mn
there seems now to DO no doubt. the s., Cloud
M.nh-, banks. which she defrauded OF s., 500. will
prosecute her. "i''
Cashier Wallace, of the National Bank of Com
msrce' says. regarding the position of his bank
In this matter: o"A
expense OF prosecuting ths man who stten1.,as
10 pass forged draft, y counterseit Of on, csasa
Nauonai , bank draft, at Huntsville, Ala. Wes,e
minIng 70 pay our proportion of the expen.a
a.,as nome'sr aithough we lost nothing by the forg
stote BANKERS Association should take an in,ar
ss ss. IA tals matter Accordingly have written
.ne hfesiueht OF the association, at Seattle. rs
gaIaing the matter. 1t does not seem at ali
riSnt 20 allow the fo!ger to escape punishment
now that he is captured.
Chief Davis, of Huntsville. says Wolf ca, h.
conVicted II the Commercial National bsps of
TINS city or Its agents will testify in Alabama
.na' the osait presented by Wolf il a forgery
IL convicted he can be imprisoned for mot
iess tnan ten years nor more than twenty
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Blaine Slightly Inrroved

AsHiNeToS CRY, Dec 22-From what was
.ealueo Win any sort of certainty today it
Touiu seem that Biaines condition has taken a
iour hours, an improvement sufficient To insni-.
the family with renewed hone.
AZ miunigns the bright light distincuishah,e
M IA biaines bedroom disappeared, and tn. en-.
ie mouse ID In semi-darkpess, Indicative that the
,ns. y sApect quiet night. Inquiry at DR..
Joanson's residence at Ii 30 also disclo.aa ~.
TACT that he had retired for the night.
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Terrible rish, OF Drunken Indian.

DULUTH. Dec IA dispatch from gsrser
Carlton eonnty, reports a terrible frh, last
night A number OF hal.-breeds and Tnai.,.
from the Fond Gu Lac reservation havs ba.,
living In tapees near the Barker depot for some
lime lhey went to C.sqaet to get anuui,tes
were paid and got drunk Last night tha-a ,xa,
e free light III which the seuaws Joined. John
Lsuntefy, agei -, aud his l0-yea.-old son wee
killed ana two children, a buck and a sonsw
names unknown, wounded
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The Be!knap Indian are,cx r..s.

GREAT FALLS. Dec. 2.-ISpsciai Word wa.
receiver here to-day from tne BeIknap Iadian
agency, the scene of the recent Indian trouhle
% the effect that Agent simous rad died from
'he ehects OF tt wound received while irving 10
que'i the disturblnee,' Deceased was 80 years
Old. a resident of Helena. and was annor,.s
three years ago by President Harrison.
oh December Is there was trouble ut tse
agency between two Indians, and one v..
Killed. The Indian police headed by AGENT
S.mohs. attempted to arrest the murderer, bat
.ns 'a''er oarricaded himself in cabin and
1eheu arrest simnns was sho,. ana his death
was The result o ;he wound The Indian mpr-
de,es was Killed day or two ago by indian
poiee wh!c resisting capture Agen. Simon.
cahis I" Montana from Ltnainy, Mich.
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Fox Drank Himself IN na,tS

roRr IowNsESD. Dec. 22-fspecia1. An
uncer OF Inc treasury department lately visited
a,. > feffy' Idaho, and examined into the
circumstances surrounding tha ae.,h -, ~
roA' United States Chinese inspector. which
occurred near that place three weeks ago. and
was commented upon o. suggesting foul plax
me investigation proves that Fox came to bis
oes'n through exposure brought about by an
luuuisence In copious libations. Fox was
stationed in this district for nearly tbroo vo"r.
and was well known on the Sound.
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Mrs. Langtry Consffl erahlv Ra,x.

LoNpoS' Dec 2-Mrs. Langtry is better. The
Ie'er mas suosided sufficiently to allow her "a
aaesp. ne servants are kept busy answering
messages OF inquiry from many dissinguis he
wasn ws. including. II IS reported, the Prince of
Wales. through his private secrrtarv savs,o,
eaoie dispatches of inquiry have been received
rom America. Mrs. Langtrys illness hs.
ao"snt oaek several OF her former admirers.
VINO are displaying by gifts of flowers and Other.
WISE .nsir anxiety for her recovery. There is
W.. Dus that she is critically ill., although
recover. ~ " "iiA
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The Disappearance of Jo,,

EVERETT, Dec. 22-lspecal Much ipdie,..
uoh Is iei1 here oy the friends of John Kcefe
over the intmation that he had skinns5 60
town aaa that there was women In the case
They asser. that bis affairs are in good consi.
non; shat the only creditors are winsco.s 4
clerk in the store. for Ss2: Harmon. of Taco-,.
about $41o. and the Pacific Lounge and Mat.res,
Company. 500 The stock il worth sl.iO0 If II
was his intention TO skip they say he would no,
have left q balance OF about SITS in the hans
besides number of checks in ,ha
safe. His credit, 1t is rnaInt..p.a
was gii;edged. snd be could have got h.erf.g
for 3lo0, go in five minutes He had ,rransas
with responsible man here to embark in busi-
ness on larger scale in q new store early II,
January. Ms. keefe is greatly pros.ratsa hv
the mystery surrounding her husbands aI..n.
pearance- The Odd Fellows, of which order he
was member, have taken up the case ana
notified all the lodges in the state. Sine. ,he
dncing OF the hat on the Seattle wharf serne nj
his friends here feel satisfied tha, hs wa,
siIggsd and robbed and his body thrown into
the bay or else tha. the mans mind had heno,.
unbalanced and he committed suiciaa
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The Financial Elurrv Oxa

"AsHIsGros CITY. Dec. 22.-secreta-y Chariea
Foster said today tnat the financial furry see,as
to have passed. out of the 81 ,o1aoo0 of gold
exported the treasury had sustained a loss of
<5,oD,Do. which would BE-, he thought, replaced
before the first of the year.
Secretary of the Treasury Foster today ad
United that he was going 10 New YORK soor for
a conference With baa.ers ami others on the
financial situation.
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MAY NOT BE SUICIDE
Foul Play Suspected In the Death .,
Martin Ware at Rlaina

"HArcoa. Dec. 2a-fspeciai. AT O'Clock
the Blaine jury in the supposed suicidal case of
Martin Ware were unable to asrive at a eect.io,
bad bruise was found over his lef; eve and !.
Dali had also entered the head. with the anna,r-
anee OF having taken downward course. and
no powder marks were visible
The physicians are generally of the ort-,o..
that the rife which did the deadly WORK w,s
not in the hands OF the deceased a. the tine ~
the shooting. and foul play is suspected I,w,i1
be remembered that the fatal vouos xxs.
through the heart
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wAsHIsGros CITY. D=c. 22-Ths secretary Of
state 10 informed ot the appointment. of Gen
Cesar Csnevaro as Peruvian minister at Wash
iHgton City. which mission has been vacant IN,
soLae time. Gen Csnevaro is one Of the most
prominent citizens OF Peru, and has been 4 esn.
cIda,s FOR president. Of that republic
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Elevator Burned ut Eairfeld

SPOKANE, Dec 22-tire DESTROYED the e,e
vator OF the Pacific Coast eyator Compspy At
Iaitheid. spokane county. last evening. sixty
.nousahu ousaeis OF whea' were consumed Tho
manager had gone to supper. aud whe, bs %
turned the building wa4 in fisrnes The loss 1.
between $4,000 and $4,000: insurance. slI.o
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FATAL ACCIDENT AT sNouow,su
Ole Peterson, Loaded With Iiouor ,,a
Chriatmas Presents KtlIed h~ r

sNoHoaIsH. Dec. 22-(Special. .lLOIa p..,o,.ox,
swede, 40 years old, employed in Loe Aye,iu'.
tie camp at Cathcart station, was sun over ana
killed at 4o'ciock :his afternoon in this eity bv
freight train No. II, south bound on the sesttIa
Lake Shore Il Eastern railway.
PETERSON came TO town yesterday, ana had
been drinking heavily. This afternoon -. 20.
out Tor his camp, loaded down with a bundIa Of
christmas presents. and staggering a. he
walked. little distance south OF the st.,,nn
he attempted to cross the track in front NJ tha
moving train and was struck and insta,rlv
Kiied- Tho coroner took charge of the remains.
Peterson was single and had no relative. g.. ,hs.
city. 80 'Ai'
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"AsHiS6roS CITY, Dec. 22-t5peciai. l-ssn-
ator squire today presented resolutions of .ha
Seattle Chamber OF Commerce., asking eoagre.s
To pass the bill extending government AID "a
the Nicaragua canal The senator .erured
the printing of the resolution In full In ,he
Congressional Re..srd
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Tacoma NNwa-

TACOMA, Dec. 2. - Especial l-sailed-shi,
Annes.ey. wheat for Cork. for orders Arrived
steamer City OF Topeka
The British bark Iavernark has c,esrsa t,,
Cork for orders and will sail in a day or two
The Invermsrk - laden with -four
TIE American BARK Guy c. Goss was towea
to Port BlsAe.ey tonight
The German saip San will finish loading
lumber tomorrow for sidney
barney Quass was jailed tonight charged
with embazxlement. having failed to turn over
So collected for Williams Quass Wa for.
merry a South Eud bartender
& ID. Murphy, alias j. B. Norton, who has a
wife aad three children At Puyallup, il rnis.iny
He was last seen at Seattle IN October.
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MORE HELP.

"ha were not waited on last
a. "'i say that we now have
Ia - ~ aha en- If sou should have
srg,. ~" h1atts"n At eur i ace, our
make nr for it. Nou know
sfh'ts and everything in the
cary line that you want.
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MARRIED u OR SINGLE.

xa,, young. don't make any difference.
s,,1s - s"l1s It's sight a. Frisch Bros.
tt1t'o"- ami II YOU step inside YOU
-. -. ..ad lower pviees on high tratse iex+l~ ~
,.n, "...tiiss than You ever dreamed of IN
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Diphtheria 1t Pullman,

oAkEsnALk. Dec. 2a-fspecaL There was
one death from diphtheria yesterday at,pnllrn.n
iae schools were closed and the affected houss
9uarantineJ
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Suicide of . Bankrupt Merchant.

MILWAUKEE. Rec. :. "A special from Amigo.
"is.. says that E. II Miller, OF the nrm OF Hox;a
d Miller. whch failed Two years ago for ha a
saiiii"a. sHiciied this morning by blowing on,
his brains.
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Whatcom to Euy Water work..

"HATCoM. Dec. 2-ispecTalI-The eitv today
voted To purchase the Cornwall water works and
issue bonds to the amount OF s251G03 by a vote
OF 67s to 90
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Wash Dgton Pensions.

wAsHISGTos CITY. Dee. g2-fspeeial -par
ions have been granted To residents o. Wash
ington as follows: Oi.ci.a.-t1hlsl l. Case
Levi r. Rouse. Rooerti Doaiey: sddttlausl-ail-
lard t. ssreeter; original widox's etc-aario,
Foster.
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ST. CHARLES
EVAPORATED CREAM

Is better than good dairy milk more economical TO
use dany put i'll sealed cans superior i'm color taste
and disestiby to other brands. Try For sale by all
srocers and druggists.
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Justice Lamar Too Ill to Travel,

ATLANTA, Ga. Dec. 22-Iustice Lamar s-r,v,d
mere To-Day on his way home He became too
IA " continue his journey, and is being cared
ier at she residence of Hola Smith.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-23
GOOD
MILK

Is secured from animals free from disease sintla
only obtained by closely experimenting the milk farms
enforcing scrupulous cleanliness and attending to tha
careful feeding and health of cows
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-23

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