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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-02
SEATTLE, March !, 1892
Exchanges at Seattle, Tacoma and Portland
.ssriue- houses today were:


PRODUCE MARKET
/ TIE feature of the trade in farm products this
week have been an advance in barley and bran
and shorts. Potatoes are a drug on the market
md can be bought at almost any price, as they
Home in on the various boats and are piled up
n the wharves. A jobber said yesterday he was
sfered lot of very fair potatoes at s525 per ton
tbich were stored at the city dock and he felt
lure they could be bought for S. Ranch eggs
| he down so that farmers have hard work to get
B to 20 cents per dozen from the lobbers for
VIM
II JoBBING TRADE.
/ Jobbers report considerable improvement in
Ntsiness this week. Prices of groceries, meats,
\ sur and all kinds of provisions remain steady,
1t is probable there will be more or less fluc-
afion as trade becomes more active. In the
I bit and vegetable market caulifiowers and as.
+ ragus are cheaper and squash is out OF the
rket Ranch eggs are iobbing at % cents and
kgon ranch at 20 cents. Eastern are about
sol the market, as the price is too low to pay
Eshipping them Barley, bran, shorts and
lddlings have all advanced in accordance with
b advance in wholesale prices
GENERAL SHIPMENTS
prrng the past twenty-four hours goods and
nuchandise have been shipped from Seattle in
l The following amounts: By rail-Northern Pa
tfiac 206 tons; Columbia & Puget Sound, 43
fkv: Seattle. Lake Shore d Eastern. 13l tons.
BJwster-Michigan, 600 tons; J. X. Mcdonald,
DO tons: Mabel, 40 tons; Puget Sound and Alaska
Ibtesmship Company's boats, 46 tons; Waseo, II
lions; Buckeye, tons. Total shipments, 1870
Hons
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RECEIPT
Produce and merchandise have been receivsi
It the port of seattle during the past twenty
hEr hours as follows: By rail-Sortleru Paci-
&c $40 tons; Columbia & Puget Sound, 10 tons;
| lattle, Lake shore & Eastern. 173 tons. By
tier-Puget Sound ana Alaska Steamship
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ZEAL Estate BROKERS.

I'IRsT-CLAsS BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE
L property In ali parts ofthe city for sale CORE
spondence solicited. W. l. Ledgsrwood. real estate
sullivan block.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
New YORK, March 1.-The leading features in
te stock market today were New England and
Ianderbit stocks OF the latter the most pro-
|punced movement was in Michigan Central.
HE strength in Vsnderbilts, however, seemed
|bhaye no influence on the rest of the list in
|he afternoon, and the close was heavy at frac-
tignal losses for the day, except in New Eng
Hand, which is up |; Lake Shore, "a
government bonds-Dull and steady.
Petroleum-Closed. 5712c.
GOLD EXPORT
NEW YORK. March August Belmont & Co.
have ordered $4,000 for shipment to Europe to-
borrow. The total ordered since February 70
sA,Sl5,326.
FINANCIAL
Money on call-Easy: Closed, offered, .
grme mercantile paper-4(G5. Sterling ex
and steady: sixty-day bills, 81 So;
aemand, SASH. Bar silver. 9Olac.
BONDS.
z. As reg. .1l5tslU. s. IS (reg)...... 100
Us. Is coupon l612lPacific 6s.......... 50
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RENO FALS.

DEMoVAL-ABERNET SHOE DEALER.
IL has moved 10 the kanke block, corner Finn
and Pike streets.
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cocyTY NOTICES.


ms HEARING BY THE BOARD
-. ,,11 --tissioners Ia the matter OF ths
-s.trnfssion Of a wagon bridge over The
-lter near Tolt. N King county.
,,snv given TO all persons concerned
~ March 7, 1892. The board Of county
10 King county, state % Washing
.Terti'e question OF the public neces-
,,idipg OF wagon bridge at the fob
viz. $50.
a /. noirt which Is 10 SO-iOO chains
s'los chains east OF southwest corDer
r., 81 north. X z east. w. NJ, and
, IN =, essIsriy direction across said
Il angles thereto ,,,.,....--
/, sncl iatsnsion and present any rea-
y ,.i.sr spch proposed bridge or mo
=. ~ a. the tine of said meeting.
=. mes are instituted under and ac-
~ ION s.O7S Of Hiirs Annotated Stat
on OF Washington.
=, ~ - nesrd Of county commissioners
Ws-h.nyinn, passed the lstt day
4 ,ea nd .u-Jnsai;ol .clssl 4 s..a
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND BRIDGE
~ builders-Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids VIII be received by the county auditor up 70
April 1882 for the constructs of wagon bridge
across the Swinomsh slough, in Skagit county.
Wash Bids must be for the construction of the
bridge according the plans and specifications on
file with the county auditor, copies OF which Will
be furnished upon application.
Bidders will also be allowed to furnish plans and
specifications OF their own and bid on same which
will be considered.
BY order of the board of county commissioners.
County Auditor and ex-officio Clerk of the Board
of County Commissioners Of Skagit County,
Wash.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS = BROOK
~ street grade.-Sealed proposals will be received
by the undersigned. secretary of the board of pub
lie works of the city of Seattle, up to of We'd
nesday, March 9. A. d. 1899. for the grading and
construction OF sidewalks on both sides of Brook
street. from Grange street TO Depot street in the
city Of Seattle in accordance with the plans and
specifications now on file in this Office.
Each bid is to be accompanied by a certified
check payable to the order of the city comptroller
for a sum not less than five IS per cent of the
amount bid, and no bid shall be considered unless
accompanied by such check.
The Successful oi ided will be required TO enter
into a contract and furnish satisfactory bondsmen
for the full amount of same within ten (l0l days
from be g notified of the award, failing which
feited to the city.
The board of public works reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Proposals TO be Endorsed on the envelope Brook
Street Grade"
by order Of the board OF public works.
F. w. u. HOLBROOK, Secretary.
First publication February IS, 1892.
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS - CHESTNUT
~ street grade.-Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived by the undersigned, secretary of the board
of public works of the city of Seattle up TO of
"Wednesday, March g. A. D. 1892. for the grading
and construction Of sidewalks on both sides of
Chestnut street, from Talbot street TO Knight
street, in the city of Seattle in accordance with the
plans and specifications now on file in this office.
Each bid Is to be accompanied by a certified
check payable to the order of the city comptroller
for a sum not less than five t5) per cent. OF the
amount bid. and no bid shall be considered unless
accompanied by such check.
The successful bidder will be required to enter
Into a contract and furnish satisfactory bondsmen
Tor the full amount of same within ten (lO) days
from being notified Of the award, falling which
said check Will be forfeited to the city.
The board of public works reserves the right 20
reject any and all bids.
Proposals to be Endorsed on the envelope Chest
nut street CRAZE"
BY order of the board of public works.
+. W. ID. HOLBROOk. Secretary.
First publication, February %, 1892.
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LANDSCAPE GARDENERS.

4 LFRED GRAssSER. LANDSCAPE GAR
n dener Corner White and Madison streets .
q. Box 1888
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE OCCIDENTAL.

THE OCCIDENTAL
J NJ Spofford, 8 + r Doran, Milwaukee
Cooney, Santa Cruz Mrs l. Rivers, Kirkland
c Crawford, Lowell W Fraser. Vancouver
porrows, victoria Mniigan o W, City
BROOKS, do Finch, Wallace
NJ Alexander, do JeTrett, Sport McAllis
Mallory, Portland Gaylor d W, do
Jones, Salem Miss Parker do
NJ y starr, Toledo Randall, do
H III Emerson, Naches Miss Sinclair, do
+ y Dlngman, Portld Miss Hermandy, do
ID Brooks, City j C West, do
Hill, do H 5 Ellington, snohom
WE Thomas, Blk Dmd c Canker, Topeka
Mitchell, Tacoma ToSnrty, Eensburg
Anderson. Vancouver Mrs T K Handley, 8 +
Hogue, D Melnnis, Wikerson
W Walker Tacoma w Beand, Milwaukee
J Cobientz, do W Eaton, spokane
II Mason, Tacoma
THE ARLINGTON.
NJ Malone, Portland Z Newberry, Coupyle
: n krupper, do Stewart, Sumner
A Bull, Ellensburg John W Corsou, City
Mrs De Stanley, PIT Twd A Yound, PIT Townsend
Miss Brewing, Tao Mrs A Luth. Nebraska
Mrs NJ Hurd, La Conr Mrs Paulson, La Conr
Mrs Durnkel, Tacoma Miss Durnkel, Tacoma
John Hopp, Seabeck MrsEBPiper, Snohomish
G A Bethune d W, lac Kemp, C9ur Alene
X II Conklin, Spokane C Tucker, Tacoma
w Wooley, Wooley Roming. Gilman
Dance fmy, Gilman Entwistle d VT. Tolt
Miss Entwiste. Tolt l. Northup, Houghton
Horace Pond, Tacoma II Hammergren p Blkly
A Preswell, Pt Blakeley r Groh & wi, Everett
THE GRAND.
Dryer, San Fran Lucien Eayes Portland
II Campbell, Minnaps J Fox, jr. Pontiac
l. II Lapointe. Blame LW Downs Port Town
W G Allen & W.T. N Y W II Gribble, Tacoma
E Vote, Philadelphia b Ixqtt, Tacoma
Woodward, Spokane Goodman, Milwaukee
Z b Winterhalter, n Y T A Dolan, Port Angeles
Z Van Ogle, Tacoma J. kuisley, Ill
G Morris, Everett Blum Il VT, Portland
Mrs Henshaw, Sedro A Turbell d. VT, Black
L A Serpling, Tacoma Otta serpling, Tacoma
THE NORTHERN.
Josephs, Snoquare G sprowel, 81
French Snohomsh NJ l. Davis, sultan
LG McGinnis. do NJ Pratt, City
W w Phelps, Springfd W Mulligan, Sherida
A Smith, City J Davis, Anacortis
c II Gray, ST Larsen, Helena
} II Fairfield, Falls Baltic, Ptld
J s Howell s ii K Saylor City
c Kelly, City J b Metcalf, City
Hudson, st Louis J d Hoge, st Paul
+ Leddy Chicago b C Burnett, Omaha
W 4 Brown & W, Tac'a B Alexander W, City
c b Niblock, do
Finest imported and domestic cigars at Ne
vada cigar store. W. l. Mcdonald, 709 Front
street.
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SPECTAL NOTICES,

IF YOU WANT TO BUY THE BEST FURNI-
j. ture IN the market at lowest prices call at 9l5
Front street; weekly payments. Belltown Furni-
ture COMPANY
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tbs.

NEWPORT BATHS OPEN DAY AND
~ night; salt and fresh water, electric, medi-
Gated. russian. sulphur and cabinet vapOr baths.
private apartment tfor ladies' excellent attend
alce. sis Front street.
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J IRTHS.
MARRIAGES..

wRIGHT-In Seattle. February 81. 1892. to the
wife of NJ l.. Wright, son.
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BOOK BTSDERT.

L. ASTHOSY'S BINDERY, BLANK BOOK
u manufacturers Washington street, corner
Commercial, rooms l and Terry block, Seattle,
Wash.
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,rAToEs A DRUG ON MARKET.

oEs AT SEATTLE HARBoE FOR THE WEEK Be-
GINNING WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9.
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FOE SALE-REAL ESTATE.


L'OR SALE-I WANT To SELL lO5 ACRES
IL of bottom land; halt cash and half in two
years; your price is mine; this land lies the T.
J.. ;. & F.. whose trains go over II twice a day;
if you want land that pays for its value this Is the
place; in township rs north. range east. For in
L. Miller
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W-4STED-TO RENT.


lt-aNTED-FOR ABOUT FOUR MONTHS. A
w small nicely furnished cottage of some or
rooms with bathroom, gas etc. by a gentleman
and his wife; no children; rent not to exceed S35
per month. Address ID. H., Post-Intelligencer.
ITANTED-FURNISH ROOM; PRIVATE
W family preferred Address Frank Dimck,
Box l.O6l.
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-
4 RRIVED-MME. DR. Tongue. OF NV
u York, the world-reuOwned and highly a.
brated queen trance medium Of the At anfic cos "a
she IS "a seventh daughter born with DOUBTS
veil Has the power Of any two mediums ySu
eVes met Tells your entire ., past, presen Mt and
failure. Ia dead trance Every hidden my.te ~
revealed Tells the full name OF her callers al
the name Of your future husband or wife. with aao
and date Of marriage and tells whether the oTs
you love Is true false Tells all vo1r bus ness
affairs with utmost truth. Gives advice on di-
VOrces contested wills, specuiations etc Tells
your life from the cradle to the grave and caused
speedy and happy marriages. This is the madame
first wish. Hours from 10 a. m. 10 5 . M Par.
ers at SimoneH house. 800 Third street, room Is !.
AIRS. NELSON READS YoUR HEAD AND
VI tells past, present and future; consultation on
al affairs. lS2l Third street, room 81.
FLORENCE MARVIN. PROPHECIES. WHO
Il predicted Cleveiands election and the Seattle
fire. Room 20 Douthitt building. Take elevator.
DARTIEs WISHING TO CONSULT 4 BUSI-
ness ciarvoyani can do at rnoms 81 and 80
Chaplin block, corner Of sixth and Pike streets.
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MIS- CELLANEOCS.

IyINE POULTRY AT RAVENNA RANCH:
Il Light Brahmas, Plymouth Rocks, Brown Leg
horns. :. L. Wyandottes, Pekin ducks eggs or
chicks delivered personally 10 any part of Seattle
suburbs For terms address N. Carton, Ra-
VIENNA Park. Wash.
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no LEASE-sEVERAL ACRES FINES
i black soil. bottom and, within TWO miles pos
offc- PierSon Hayiland Griffith house.
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FOCAL AND INsrRUMENrAL MUSIC

MUSICAL INSTITUTE, OCCIDENTAL
WI block rooms 335-;.SS; removed temporarily
to ia Third street; vocal culture and instrument
tai music.
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CLIIRYoY.fATs.

A LICE NJ. AIKEN. EXPERIENCED NAM
cure and electrOlogist: hairdresSing parl ara
20 and 20 HOlyuke block Front and spring sire sfa
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fBSTR

DOOTH & HANFORD ABSTRACT COMPANY
ID fnc. Rooms 202, 20s and 2O5 Burke block,
corner second and Marion streets.
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FOR RENT.HOUsEs.

E,oR PENTHOUSE OE SIX APART
u ments: also cottage Of three apartments on
broadway electric car line. near Madison street.
Apply to G. s Logan, Washington block, 703
Front street
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L,OR SALE-BY OWNER, so ACRES GOOD
Il land near Kent, $3.50, or will sell 40 acres. c.,
Post Iutellieepcer.
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WASTED-REAL ESTATE.

UTANTED-A LOT NOT EAST OF TWELFTH
w street; between Madison and Depot streets
preferred Address, giving location, size, price,
etc, l. Is John street, Seattle.
INANTED-REALF ESTATE TO SELL. TRADE
w or rent J. w. Swezea, PA Bailey block.
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Finest imported and domestic cigars at Ne
vada cigar store. W. l. Mcdonald, 709 Front
street.
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MONEY LOAN oFFICE-oLDEST ESTAB-
vi lished In the city: Uncle Harris Loan Office.
2O4 Washington street; liberal advance on dia-
monds. watches, and jewelry; lowest rates.
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~ L. BoGARDU>, OFFICIAL AssAYER FOR
v. Chamber Of Commerce: mines examined
assayiHs and chemical work Of all kinds done
Rooms II. ~ and 40 sullivan building Front
street, between Cherry and Columbia
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HIIhDhESSlNUs
CfRCASSIAN HAIR PARLORs-WIG MAX
" ing, bangs and switches Rengsiorn DOCK fVS
Second street, Seattle, Wash, room Oh
John +. wITTWER, HAIRDREsSER AND
- w'gmakcr 6lS Front, next TO Lowman %
Hanfnra's
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III l. REYNOLDS. MECHANICAL FNGI-
II. neer and patent solicitor; late examiner u
s patent office: applications for patents prepared
and prosecuted Room i8 Sullivan block, seattle
Wash
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RolA DYING.


Cincinnati, Ohio, Nov. dying from
dissipation. Bright hopes dasel to tLe
ground by a reckless life.
This Is the sad ending Of a hospital ma.
tents life. He is now reaping the seeds
The sufferer is William Reedv. who A
few years ago graduated from n school
Of pharmacy and started out In life Win
brilliant prospects. He WIS fond of n
fast life and his dissipation ended in
consumption. IL Is only a question Of "A
few weeks until he will be corpse.
III, saiiess part Of the Young mans
suffering is his piteous appeal to be
allowed to see his wife, who is also dy-
ing from the same dread disease In
a hospital at Chicago Thiugh hua,.,rls
q miles separate the unfortunate couple,
yet their thoughts ire always Of each
ether
1t Is a question which one will pass in.
to eternity first Neither will ever be
able to see tho other in this world uglin
hS hth are 10 weak to be moved oil
even to write to each ether. aud tn,
messages which pass between husband
ana wife are written hy kind-hcartet
nurses The contents Of these letters cat
better be imagined than described. They
are Tiled with the hope Of their speedy
meeting in the next world
Rcedy will be remembered as one n
the high rollers about town several year.
ago. His father is n druggist in thii
city, and since his sons illucss has don,
all in his power fer his relief
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SUNDAY THEATRlCALS


HAMILTON, o.. Oct. 31.--A war against
Sunday theatricals was commenced in
this city to-day, which promises TO de-
velop into an interesting contest.
Three weeks ago both the city thea
tres resumed Sunday night shows after
a suspension of three years, having
been previously stopped by the old
board of public affairs.
Last Sunday night the Globe opera
house was crowded, the performance
being "The Old Homestead, - and great
preparations we're being made for the
performance of Master and Man next
Sunday evening. To-day delegation
of six ministers, representing the lead
ing Protestant churches OF the city
called upon Mayor Larsh and entered u
protest against Sunday theatricals.
Mayor Larsh readily agreed to do all
in his power to prevent further per-
formances on the Sabbath, and in
structed Chief of Police Thomas to
notify the management OF both theatres
to not give entertainments on that
evening. Manager Morner, Of Music
Hall, consented to discontinue at once,
but the management of the Globe state
that next Sunday nights performance
will come of as per announcement, and
that the management and the company
will afterward appear in court and pay
their fines.
DIR. L. w. Abbey, Of the First Pres
byterian church, acted as spokesman,
and the Mayor was informed that If he
did not take steps at once to stop the
coming event the clergy would appear
at the police court Sunday evening at
1880 o'clock and swear out warrants for
the arrest Of the managers OF the
theatre and the opera house.
Those interested stated this evening
that If the theatres were to be closed
Sunday nights they would strenuously
insist that the mayor enforce the sun
day saloon law. Some Interesting de-
vefopments may arise before the matter
is settled.
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ARTIFICIAL RAIN
Caused BY Warm Air Currents From Brick
kins.

Athens, Ohio, Nov. 1.-Professor
Chaplin, in connection with other
savants Of the university here, has as a
result of investigation reached the con-
clusion that the continuous and mysto-
rious rainfall that has for some weeks
past invested a particular locality in
this place with widespread public in
terest, is caused by heated current OF
air from the kilns of the brick plant
here, flowing through a channel eN-
tending west from the kilns and becom-
ing sufficiently condensed to cause the
precipitation at the locality whore the
phenomenon is witnessed. A number
Of scientists from elsewhere who came
here TO investigate. the matter concur
with this solution Of it.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-02

LAFAYETTE, IND, Nov, Lewis
Ciisell, printer Of this city, on aris-
ing yesterday gave an unusually yigor-
Gus yawn, and when he concluded to
close up his mouth he couldn't do it,
having thrown his jaw out of place.
He could not speak, but finally man
aged to make tho boys understand
what was the matter. DIR. Walker ar
rived and soon had his jaw in working
order again.
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dead s.,,i at an early hour yesterday morn.
ing, and his body was laid out for
burial. This morning, when friend
called TO view the body, ne thrsw 'S M
house into a state Of excitemen, hv nv.
nouncing that Osborne was stili ciiya
upon examination II was found that ~
WAS breathing, though very iain,i,'
The coffin and burying clothes had beSn
ordered, and it is now thought tbat he
VIII not need them, us chances ar ~
good for his recovery. The case i a
remarkable one, and is supposed 10 be
q case of suspended animation. ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Parties answering Adycrtisemeptso below must
address the advertiser and not Tun SArrirn.
- Tits paper has nothinr 70 DO VITA the Advs->
Nscuent further thar 70 vffntN
INV 9 AFrrrn cnrnot undertake 70 iofware
pcriits anless prepatd aud addrcafof envelopes
eecou pAny Advertisements.
No spcrsonal" noucea printed unless Accom-
panied b. tie name OF advertiser.
Advertisers should remember that letters d.
feeted V initials only, are not delivered through
the postofaoa, II initials arc used they should
oe directed 10 me care Of some person. hrIn or
postodice boz. Advertisements oan be left ~
srr once, OF sent through the mall 70 rhH GA
IrrTh, Fort Worth. Ter.
In aHsvsring adverinsmentS msniioa tAia
paper
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Needs assistance IL may DO best to rem
der it promptly, but one should remem-
Der 10 use even the most perfect RENE
dies only when needed. The best and
most simple and gentle remedy is the
Syrup Of Figs, manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co.
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COLUMN.


An perrcus seeking employment CT desirias
help OF any character are Invited 10 use thia
column frea q charge, suoh ndvertseaashts aoi
70 exceed throe ined
Notices a. articles lost and found IN this cob
serted free
II Il ths desira Of Tun oAKxrTn 70 fAeilita,s
ne search q persons for employment and the
nvtted ~ uno thls column for such purposeA
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Bowie. Tex, Nov. l.HSpecial: +
Hugo Kapp, dry goods and clothing
merchant, was closed to-day by attach
meut. Attachments were run TO the
amount Of 5000; assets supposed 70 be
enough to fully cover.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-02

An officer in the British army thinks
that ducks would be preferable 10 pig
cons for carrying naval dispatches over
the sea, because they would drop down
and sit on the water when tired and re-
sumo their flight after resting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-02

INV. Carter Of Cairo in payment Of
n rarer crawled through a sewer ia the
nrssence Of several hundred people who
ma assembled 70 witness the feat The
sewer was only sixteen inches in diane
ter and 12O feet long