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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-19

EVEN the powers that control
the upper sluices are not inclined
to see San Antonio a dry town.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-19

The debaucheries of Queen Lii
We're the cause of herunpOpuIaritv
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-19
X. Of p. colors everywhere.

TIE old Alamo City puts on heI
beautiful garments.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-07

Mrs. Ada r. Core. who has been III for the
iasi nine weeks has retained 10 he. WORK in
ths Central school
Miss Harriet Culver. OF the Pacific school, ha,
not been teaching for few days Oh account Of
the recent death Of her sister in Chicago Her
place Is being allied By Miss Conner.
The regular monthly meeting OF ths ihlrd
gfsds teachers was held ~ tne board rooms last
night. and the meeting OF ths fourth grsde
teachers Will ns held this evening. Az these
meetings papers are read by tie teachers on
different branches OF their work.
Douglas Young, the accountant who is ex.
aiming the books and records OF the board OF
edneation since January l. iss0. ha. not yet got
down to tbs set OF books kept ~ Secretary
whitney. lie was unable TO do any work on
tue books yesterday owing 20 the absence from
the ofiics OF secretary whitney.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-07
GREAT NORTHERN STEAMERS.
They viii start Running In May-Te
Garry Few Passengers.

F. {. Davidge. Of Victoria. agent of
Samuel Sanueis & Co. the owners OF the
Great Northern trans Pacific steamer line.
which ~ill be pa; in operation between
Seattle and the Orient next spring. is n
the Arlington. and said regarding the
plans for the establishment Of the line:
The neN steamers which we are hav-
ing built N England ~iii be finished mex.
spring and We shall begin regular sailinEs
n May AID enter the trade when it is a,
It's best. The steamers Will have accom-
notation for about forty passengers and
part of the cargo space will re atsed up
with banks for any Cinnamon We ruay
carry. tuder tne present shipping laws IL
wouid not Re profitable to run fast pas
se1ger steamers from American ports
under English register. As the law foEhsds
our having any mail subsidy. If We pro-
v.aesi tor more passengers We should have
20 employ large stat Of attendants and
take ap much Of the space we wish 10 use
fer freight
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-07
Closing of chester ci.sry.. store

The business community of Seattle was
startled yesterday by the closing of the
doors OF the oid-establtshed dry goods
ouse OF Chester Cleary. A notice on the
door reads: CLOSED on account of nnan-
ciai difficulties" IL vas rumored some
days ago that the house was In tiuanci al
difficulties. but it vas thought Mt that time
that the trouble could be tided over.
Peremptory orders from the creditors.
however, resulted in the closing Of the
store yesterday. Mr.. Thomas Cleary was
seen by reporter late last night aud he
was unable IN state at tha, time what
means the creditors would take TO realize
on the stock ia the store
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-07
BREyfTIEs.


The receipts OF the Seattle custom house for
the month OF November ysre s.. ST. o. and the
nufsexr Of merchandise entries forty. In octo-
bar thsrs we're iofsytwo entries ana the roceip is
.are t.s1lJl
Maud Muller. one Of the relics from White
chapel. was sent to tie house of the Good Ehep-
herd yesterday afternoon ~ Judge Glasgow for
term oil thirty fays on charge Of being dis
orderly character.
l. u. stearas. who was arrested In this ctr a
lev daYs ago On the charge of embeax log funds
IRON the State Insurance Company, OF salem.
Or. vas tsssn 70 Portland yesterday. His trial
Will be in Columbia county.
Tbs hearing ia the case OF y. p. Smith. Charged
with larceny by embarrassment by~P. Il. Norton.
general manager of the singer sewing Machine
Company for Warrington, was flushed in Jus,
tiee CAidssiFs court last evening aud the De
tiss1n wM reserved until this afternoon AZ :
clock
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contemplated. soznesfsses ossy Sssars
| PARK - desired. s8S axzsa esazsSysts rs~zss
/ Of rarssy essAesss style Of ssssS.sns are
I sd0ffef. Harsar1 university bss ssss osstv
af5efstnm 50 tass c9sntry there ssss
1 trees sad shrufs arg s1 sEsase1 for seem
| HAr ~ e9r sst5anzi purposes saea m
| ayscret1sn, pss1ne1 aos xscns xftn sf-e-
/ esas references - scientific Investigation.
b2t asse as . bo*aa1e fsaTx illustrative %
/. lafesczpe engineering, sresissctSses fof-
sstsT ard Tsr1sa3ng. forming som
/ b5se3 setseea Of Isn9sezt@ zHr1sntDg
and afSoTstaas snsTsesng isss ere
! fssft u ground whfeh t>ssssssss 50 Fsssrsy
diversified saa i2vofaAis eoss<ss:aons--sss
: p.sa sos5o Greats Sss5nrsSs1 "a ftssst.
a. no sect sgts0s or corn ss5 assfSs yet sx-
ISIS. besides g9tnsng the vantage Tor Ssse
university u " assssgt0a u possessing sns
fse be e1asf ar5oxssusa.
The site irdseased. ssv9giax distinct
ard e9srscteristse design Or plan ~ irsai-
nsen:. wstb IL. naturally xrsdgsl nsergsfSee
into 0sbsf more bold ard broken aspects ~
TIE ground permits lfs assimilation ~ any
ssyis or rsaerss pan tnss may oe eengf'i-
oss With tie shoe
The site sss then definitely determined
upon ard IL within 80 feet 81 poiBt 90
feet east and fhs sane distance south Of
The northeast corner Of the tract. FROM
this point, 10 70 is5 feet sboy= the city
datum. good yies Of both Lake Union
ard Lake Wasbsng;sn aaa y large portion
Of the essy Is obtained. aad the Third street
sa9etrSc ears run within l.. 30 fee. OF the
site. while thu Lake Shore rsslwsy track 10
only 400 feet distant
some time WAS spent in discussing the
requirements for the buildings and the In
ssructions u the competing architects.
bat except on 3 few points t5se opinions Of
the members Of ths board have not vet
fully Tna;ured. Ii sas determined. hos-
ever. that the new building should be of
tsss sloE-Darnsag kind of construction ip-
stead Of steel frame and Grsproof This
determination greE out Of the consi9era-
ton that, az there IL plenty Of ground
room tnsfs ~ no necessity for lofty
structure, and az all the floors will be near
the ground there 10 no need On the ground
OF safety TO the inmates for n frepfoot
structure. Is was therefore determined
fbai no recitation room should be provided
for higher than the second story above the
basement. In case IL should be deemed
advisable. however. 20 have an assembly
room on higher floor this would not
come under the prohibition.
Word was received that Nr. Meany had
secured and shipped two ear loads Of the
Washington Worlds fair exhibit 10 be de-
poxstsd in the museum of the university.
The board then adjourned uLti next
Wednesday al p. M. in order 20 prepare
Instructions FOR the competition Of archi-
teets in furnishing plaps for the building.
Ia the meantime Engineer Piummcr will
have number Of test pits dug for the
purpose OF sscertalning the nature of the
ground on which the found alton walls sill
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-07
Memorial Trihuke-

Another of the 'best ones that 70 first
has lei, as, Miss Mamma Selmer Graf. n
most estimable, accomplished and exem-
plary Christial young lady. She was by
no means endeavoring TO make herself
prominent in society, though she pos
sessed ali the desirable qualities and ac-
complishments to it. She WAS of natural
bright intellect. bad received thorough ed
ucstion IN Europe in one Of those famous
pensionates for young ladies. having &C.
CURED among other desirable accomplish
men's a fine proficiency in music, and was
the farorite and pride of her professors in
Olympia and here ss the university for
her exemplary students qualities ALI
those that knew her admired and loved
her. 0he was always pleasant, having .
smile for everyone. Was averse TO vanity
and hypocrisy and known for her sin
certify. She was an example Of womanly
modesty. She showed on her sick bed q
genuine Christian spsri. OF humbleness.
patiently submitting to the will of her
Lord, preparing TO meet death With great
conscientiousness.
We mourn her loss and have deep con-
doience with her bereaved family, but
hope TO meet her in heaven, mean = bile
STRIVING 70 follow her Christian example.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-07
MARINE NEWS.

TAToosH, Dec. tsp ra--fspecisl I-Cloudy:
fresh .out8ves. wind OGtwxrd-s.r signal
40 ..
NEAH BAY, Dec as p m.-ispeciai. r
Cloudy: lignt southwest wind. Tug Tacoma in
has.
cIALLAN BAT, Dec as p m--fSpecsal r
Csoudr: ..ght southwest wind
PysHT, Dec. G-5 p m.Ispecial Light
rain: calm.
PoET CaEscEsT, Dec. as p m--fspeciai.j-
Cloudy: zas south wind.
FoRT ASegLgs, Dec as p m.](5peciaL l.
Csou iy: light ourh wind
HcoEIAM. Dec aIspecial SAILED schf
L.ura May. from Cosmopoiis; Roy somers and
Nssts, TOR san francisco.
PoET GAxsLK. Dec. A-fSpeeial l-Arrivec-
Bktu kIixitai, Capt Cutler, fifteen days from
Honolulu, via Townsend
roEr 7owssKyp, Dec. 6-fspecisl. = The Cbil
bk Aatoi exc came down from Port sley 10
Gear for Valparaiso. Bstn KIickitas went up 20
Port GsEable today TO load lumber for the Ha-
waitan tslau IL. Arrived-Br str VietoGa, from
Japan via Victoria al Tacoma
sAr FEAScIsco. Dec. d-Arrived-Point Iona,
from cosmopoli /: Trackee, from Astoris, via
TiIlsmook. Departed - str WaIIa waiis, for
Victoria. e. 3 4 Ranger. on cruise: Retriever.
for Port Hadfocx: zen webfoos, for " IL spa bay.
sAx FRANCISCO. Dec. a-saiied-Bksn Be
tisver, Port HasaoeK: schr Webfoos, wiilapa
bsy: .tg san Besito, Tacoma
SOUTH aAPreS. Dec. 6-Psrts, New York.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-07

steamer Detroit IL again on her old run.
E seow load Of mill wood from BIaxeley vas
towel here yesterday By the tug Violet
The hsrbor Of pilots viii elect officers for tie
ensuing year al their meeting Saturday evening.
steamer sknal took on 80 tons of franklin
coal yesterday for Astoria and left for the
Columbia river.
The southeas. storm signal was hoisted yes
lsrday on account of storm o6 Vancouver
Island and southeastsrly gales along the coast
The three-mssted schooner Alien A. now
load ing lumber from the Western mill q. spring
stree. wharf. viii PROBABLY fnish her cargo to-
day.
The steam collier Willamette arrived from
san Francisco during Friday night 20 load cosl
foe she oregon improvement Company Tor san
Francisco.
steamer City Of Kingston was late from Vic
fnria yeetefdsy. Sne did not leave here the
night before until midnight, having waited IN
Tacoma for a theafsr troupe
The steamship City of Pueblo will take coal at
Departure bsy part of her cargo Tor san
Francisco this trip For the past six weeks the
Pacific Coast steamship Company boats have
lot teen able To carry Goa. .. they could no.
take TIE rates offered for San Francisco. The
principal part OF the cat crop has now been
moved.
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STARTING THE NEW MILL.
Fleming & averst again Making Single,
The Logging Road

The saw and shingle mill OF the Flem.
ing-Ayerss Company. at Botheli, viii be
put In operation today IN both depart
men's. giving employment to about
sevsn,y-tive men. The crew vas sen, IN
from this city yesterday
Tie shingie mili consists OF one ten
block and one double-hlock machine. and
has a capacity of about 5000 day. The
addition OF another ten block machine in
the spring will increase the capacity to
4oo.oeo To $4,000 day. and the sawmil!
Will cut - 90 feet day.
Although the company has bought the
logging railroad and timber Land of the
defunct Huron Lumber Company. it will
not operate the road or cut its own logs
until there IL a general improvement in
the lumber business. The road needs ex.
tending about mile to reach a solid body
Of timber, and this cannot well be done
Until spring The timber is both fir and
cedar, and the market for mr. Is poor. while
il would no, be profitable to log the cedar
alone
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-07
NEW PHONE RATES.
The System Revised to Shut
Ont the Ueadheads.
The UNION pAc,F,c.s TROUBLES.
Geymsn BonAkoIteys 81 the o. =. .
n. Aef-ESg shssgse Mil Go start
View e.. -. ssp~rfn sssAsas.

In order 20 put stop 70 the use 81 les
phones by deaihssas, the sunset Tee
psoT@ Company has revised Is schedule
Of rates. By sbsch every business Grn hsv-
Ing phone wia pay = switching fee for
which be can rscoap himself By charging
for toe use Of bis phone.
The rate for BUSINESS houses. etc. 10 re-
daesd from p 70 - month, witii ss~sfch-
Ing ehargs 81 cents for toe first 80 cor
1ecfsons IA q month and ceaf for each
additional connection. the subscriber being
o. liberty 10 charge any fee be pieases 20
those who borrow his phone. This rate
applies only 20 Bes subscribers and those
old ones who ar. found 20 allow deadhssds
TO use their phones. the Old subscribers
who shat out desdheads not icing inter
fsFsd with. At the same time the rate for
residences mas been reduced from $40 TO
- a month.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-07
Af,srnosn Charity Parties.

The Ladies' Relief Society has decided TO
give a series Of afternoon charity parties.
the proceeds Of which will be equally
shared with the Bureau of Charities The
committee having this in charge has been
authorized 10 invite to each party City
members Of the society in alphabetical or
der, the hostess being privileged TO ask a.
many above that mum Der as her home can
accommodate. Mrs II. g. Bond has
kindly offered her home for the first gath
ering, to take place on Monday next Char.
ity parties have been very successful both
socially sud financially in Tacoma, and il
10 earnestly hoped they may be in thi.
rifv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-07

The funeral services over the remains OF
Miss Mamma $. Graf were held yesterday
afternoon at 1 30 O'Clock at the family res
idence, corner of King and Wiifori streets,
Rev. John l. Deaton. OF the Holy Trinity
Lutheran church, officiating. There was
profusion Of the most beautiful flowers,
roses, although out Of season. predominant
ing. The top Of the casket had been re-
moved and IN its place was . covering
made of ivy and rosebuds. The house was
not large enough to accommodate the
friends in attendance. Following we're the
pallnearers: Waiter Ebay. William Nc
Adams. Alexander McAdams. Frederick
Blombere. Herman Julich, w. Foster.
The interment took place in Lake View
cemetery.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-07

tied .. the Worlds far during Tie past
season, and is held 20 be the remains Of
one Of the ancient Morse explorers who
came TO America hundreds OF years before
Columbus. ana who built what is now
known as the Old Tower II Sewport- The
mummy is 81 feet long. and allowing for
shrinkage is that OF . man over 8 feet tall.
who vas weii-buiit except for an unusual
length Of legs The head and iees we're
covered with rawhIde. which has been cut
away 70 show the face. The nails on I'm
gers and toes are plainly shown and the
shriveied skin and shape of the bones are
curious features Of the body. Fully 5000
people have seen the mummy since be has
been IN Seattle. He viii Be on exhibition
only this week.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-07
This - No Haze sale,

All our solid gold watches We Guarantee
20 hold plump II karat. The filled
watches are all of standard makes IN 10
and IL Karat, not one gilt case. No cheap
imitation Swiss watches They are ali
genuine American. All our rings ar.
solid gold This is n guarantee. Cat il
ont and keep II as such on any OF the
articles you buy from us. Auction sale
every evening at O'Clock Frisch Bros.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-07
Improvement of Denny rark.

The general plan for the improvement
of Denny park, which was described IN
last Sundays Posr-ISTELLfsEscER. may
be seen in the window OF Lowman & Han
fsrd's, on Front street. The working
plans can be seen in the superintendent OF
parks office. The detailed plans for the
water system, drainage and planting viii
be completed later on. as also the designs
for the several pavilions, pagodas. rostrum
and fountains. The men employed upon
City park will soon be put TO work upon
carving out this plan.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-07
Three Abor,ive Meetings.

Both houses of the city council were
specially summoned blythe mayor TO meet
last night for the purpose of passing an
ordinance to Authorize immediate resump-
ton of sewer work. A quorum of the del
egates was obtained. but sufficient num-
Der of aldermen could no, be obtained and
nothing could be done. The charter re-
vision committee was also to have met,
but failed 10 get quorum and adjourn
ment was taken until tonight.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-07
Railroad ard Corporation Notes.

The paper ra!u as Lowell started Yesterday 20
run might and day, giving employment 20 sew
ersI hundred sasu.
Great Northern passenger trains are again
rgaalng gssrIy On time. the One due on Tues
day might aav.nx been oaly al hour and q bali
late. sad last nights train csinz very little late
Operation of the Jacksonville Southeastern
line in iIiinois. between Womae and Co4umbi-
ana. nsvi.g eeca discontinued. ths Great NORTH
efr road hss Cancelled ali lumber rates rom toe
Coast 20 those points.
since the snov bsocxads on the Great North
sFn road through Ese mountains has been raised,
the wheat from the Big Bend country has been
coming IN rors rapidly, 81 the rate OF tweafy 10
ewenEy-sye cars A aay
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CANT USE COUNTY FUNDS.
No Appropriation for Midwtnter Fair
1he Commiasioners' Doings.

The petition Of the Chamber Of Com
rerce asking the board OF county commits
sloners TO make an appropriation of 5000
To enable King county 10 make suitable
exhibit at the Mldwinter fair was yester-
day denied by the board, acting in accord
ancs With the advice of Assistant Prose-
cutting Attorney Mcbride. The latter
he'd that while IL would be very praise
worthy of and possibly great benefit to
the county TO be suitably represented. the
laws of the state made no provision what
ever for such appropriations.
The board also vacated Hughes first adj
dition 10 IVES, Seattle. let a contract for the
Improvement OF a small piece of road near
Snoauslrnie falls 10 s. II. Bryan for sis7
and audited the county's pills for Novem-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-07

J. Il. Mcintosh. freight train con-
dac;or On the Lake Shore road, had mar
row escape from death near Clear Lake on
tuesday evening. His train wAs running
at TIE Faie 81 ahoat ten miles an hour
when be sesl between the tank and the en-
gsue, coming down On LIS back on the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-07

No other remedy Is 30 reliable. in cases
Of sudden colds. or coughs. or for any and
all arrangements Of the throat and lungs,
as Ayers Cherry Peetors. This wonder
iuI medicine affords great relief in con.
sumption. even in the advanced stages of
that disease
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-07
The Mummy OF . Giant

The nsummifed remains o: the Sorwe-
rian giant, nov on exhibition st 3li Pike
street. are attracting a good deal OF aiten-
ton. especially from scientific men. IL
has been examined by a large number Of
phvsieians, ali OF whom have pronounced
IL genuine This curiosity was exhnmed
near Newport, Il. l.. last year, was exhib-
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Patron. of pusiii.m Go Free.

The prosecuting attorney yesterday hiec
notion. to dismiss the charges OF encour-
aging a prizefixht which have so long been
hanging over ID. ]. Lewis and John Law
renee. giving as reasons that the STATE was
unable 10 obtain convictions in the cases
OF ,he other Black Diamond prizeh gh,ers.
and that no nes evidence against Lewis
and Lawrence has been obtained.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-07

SAx FgAscrsco. Dec. e.-Foilowing Is
list of passengers on the Wslia Walia,
which sailed today for Puge. sound points:
For seastle-philIip De Fries. John De
Fries, Mrs. C. Williams, Miss Williams.
Mrs. II. J. knight. II. ". Root and wife,
Andrew White.
For Tacoma-F. r. Davis and wife, Mary
Mrkery
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-07

For information about South Africa.
price Of land, wages, climate or cheap
tickets. address or apply 10 ]. NJ. Cute,
Room Sc Sullivan block, Seattle. agent of
the South Africa Transportation and Col
onization Company.
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ART of Thanks.

To the many friends who 50 kindly
assisted IS durins the ilgnes. and death OF
eur little daggstes. Blanch Plzmnsr. We
tender our heartfelt thAnkA May God
bless each az Yea.
Ma ,Np Mss r N. TtrNNrE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-07

F, Chris,ianer viii occupy half of the
front part Of Gilser's iewelry store with q
large stock Of sheet music. music books
and musical instruments. IN addition 20
the rear hall oi the entire store now occa-
pied a. piano and organ wareroom.
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Auction sale

OF fine gold and silver watches, diamonds.
jewelry. clocks, etc, at the closing-out sale
of the stock of ]. X. Basye. ieweIer, SOL
Front street. Hours CT sale 10 30 a. m.
80 and ! 80 p. III.
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@. So s.v Ges.r.i saperistssder

O. S.'s New Generai Superintendent.
r. W. Bryan has been promoted from
the position OF assistant superintendent
Of the eastern division Of the Great
Northern railroad TO De general superin-
tendent OF the whole system to succeed
c. ~. Case, who has been appointed gen.
sraI manager
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fos - rents The Royal restaurant serves
deilc Gus and Substantial Iunea. Tsy
the &oYAs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-07

The ladies Of she First l'rr.hyt~rian
church ~ia hasa carnival 81 HOLIDAYS
commencing Thursday evening and closing
Friday evening. Turkey dinner win be
served each evening. 9vice s. csats; no ad-
mission.
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Sold ~ year oSa price ST the cics3aE-oui
sac1soa sale OF ne stock Of ]. \. Basye.
isSeleT. ~ F-oat s;-ees. nosrs ct sale
- = a. m, > 81 and 81 =. ~.
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II won's cost you centto 20 and see
the stock Of the japanese Curio Company.
Ladies, you esn get bargains. Go Front
street
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tarst OF IhAnza.

For the many acts af Kindness during
orF daughters long sickness and for kind
attention at the funeral, We tender our
most heartfelt thanks.
Ma kSB Ms. J. W. GRAFT.
December q. lStN
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track He thre~ Up bis feet and tns pra1s !.
rod caught them and twisted BIN aFoA''a
BY them Then the oil box struck hifn "a
the back and shrex hfrn OF the track INTO
the ditch. FL. vas picked up oraisea
seos1t the legs and eack. nut ras nor serS-
ously injured, and Vas taken to nls home
n sedYo