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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-13
Bo.roS. Mass. June 10. issl


Post-Inteiligencer Co. Seattle. Wash. =
Gents; | received some time since yoas
excellent map Of the United States sai
the world map on the reverse side, Aaa
am pleased with IT, Ii forms bandsom:
and valuable addition TO my Once. snd
cannot fail To be satisfactory ~ any oae
who invests the ANAL sum ASKED for ths
map Yours truly. K L.
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LuxMT. Wash. Feb. 4. lsal

LCsat. W ASH. Fco- - to.rS
The Post-Iets lixcncer, Seattle. WASH
Dear Sirs: | received your premium nAp
In good condition. Many thanks for u
Respectfully yours. III. J.
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sorrcE TO s1ocEHoLDKR<

yoYrCE TO xOCHHOLDER&
THE ANNUAL NETTING OF THE STOCK
4 sos9@rs Of sne First Sasioaai Bank Of -eAsrls
VIII ~ he'd Al tue 0s5cs OF the sazx- IN sesS1as
n 80 ca Tsses1aT. JaES2ry 2. 1sS& ~ . rsoc<
a e far tie r1rpase Of e1eexaag board o. cts~c-
Tors far Ire s1saScz yea An4 t-sas&ctaE1 sSca
ether Business Es&y p<oper.y coz7e assors y
seattle December 10 Iss2
N-oTrCE-THE ANIMAL MEETING OF THE
~ szackhoz1ers 81 tire Puxes SoGnd NaTssca1
Sank az seattle for rse eerfisn OF directors <si
he nesd =. heir ofsce ca Tuesday, yAaHAry 2.
1894 n o'esock > Il
] FURTH, President
sessxse Deeezuesr o. 1854
CTocKHoEnERs' MEETfSG-THE Rr6r-
- A1aaas rss@z+rS IF THE stock % & Of th~
Easszn " azsuzAl Sack Of SEA tie viii ee he'd ~
ia b nkfax Eonse On Tzes1zv. January 9 1894.
so p for ire eaasc@ 0. directors sne SAGA
other bzss2ess IS uesy properly before tes
meeting A. II Be- pkE>O Gas1ie-
NOTICE To STDC HIDE Rs-THE Az
~ Is, zaeesiax Of tia ssocxhode Of TIE Alag
county Investment Company viii - bed A. ths
on 0f the casrp A8y. nli1vAn oris1snx a FRI
6ay. December -. 1898. a. = e'esccx . ~ for sne
purpose OF siegsznx directors fs< the ens1iag
sd sscr:ag s-r oteer bushes. that -uav Prog
cry cCne osscre them.
STEWART T. sNT1H President
IoHs = VITALITY. -~cresarr
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For rates routes and ether fafornattoa call On Or
address
a ID CaARLToN ASss Gea Pas. Ax-
No I2i First 81. PertlA.f, IT
A. SADEAr. Gen Agent Seattle City sicxe.
oftce, corner Yessr eVen8s ana Froas stree:
Depo. exc. ossc. c1g1sr West and Co4asaaiA So
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III &. REYNOLDS FoEMER.T ENAMlNEE
II n { : ras@A; asssz~ P4s@st saszHsss SIC
etssfys AEass can a.. farszsG SAsszSs gsaEs.y
ssS-rs1 k2SZ 81 sG-zvAs s-ssk
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bsok sNt-lN TsGE tnA3su 81 "A. FIFTH
4 aa5 tlga s,.rfss yerrsr as .astt% ssars as
sas@s sssEi. tas Nr-r sasss1 as.ss1ssA .--e4aa ca
tesE Epe eEssiss fss sgv sae=t. seats fssa - a.
sAss 81 sset41ss stcss a ~ $3.50 - sxgxx.
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DRS. MERRILL & MERRILL.
TIE most widely ana fsvosAaly kaawn specialists
ttse Pacific Cezst The doctors arr FeEtslAf az
mates fresa ne { nivsrsfy Of the city OF ofx
AMI CT Gag Island oilexe Hospital. Brook iyn.
New y oFG. saa the&r ioas sKpert@n .. remArgAeIe
skill ard universal success in ste treatment And
cure Of hfoaic diseases entffIe these srniHent
physicians 20 ma fal. confidence Of tke -icted
eFsrysaer~.
40 matter what yonr complaint cousgs these
saecsssfgi sFscls SITS, who are sale 10 effect
Ii many cas- ina have p~en psoao2Bcef Dei-ss
Iu-y treat scse8it ncAi3y sat Successfully, cure
QHsc<Ay and permanently Erivsss. b,olrs Aad skfn
Disease, Nervous Jeh4h aHd NsxaAi Disorders
Pies. ksssals 6@1 sCgaf Z GERS syphilis tsOn1r.
TsoeN, tste-E. SssermatorfA0ea seminal Weakness.
Lost GAHhoSG. SsxIE kuissions. Lsesrsc Facnl-
tses Ehsans.tsna. Nsurasgs, CafAfra, BF0nc hltis
Asthma fumars Eruption. =Alf S heaun sad
>SfSf8lA q } DkEstsEE. NARifOCsLE and
- EiCTCRE~ radically snf .sfsiy cared witkez4t
Taln ~ Getenttoa from sgstBsss ard CURES xua an
iced r. y asfarml 20 and guape1inaeat. 70 mar
a. quickly removed A EkfAI% AND pf3--
INV tAE for the ssf1l sff~ets % early vice
sDG tne uzEns evils that follow ID. sts frSi9
Long ct pssF8rbe~l VIA uhp&Eag sled SUCCESS Ia
the n4s' svAseses 81 = dec os's skfft
DISEASES OF NpNEN sIse @ce4vS special
q tea saE Eggss rSrsa88 y tar OLDEST and
mosI EXPERIENCED ~PECIAII-T~ On
ths CGAsE or wF3ts. sea8t8z Agana. tcHs.1tAt1oa
fr@~ ans caaa1sstssl TFem3u Block. GA
Front street. Seattle.
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PArousE CRY. Wash. Nav q. fw2

PaLousE CRY. Wash. May q. 1884
Post-Intelligeacer. Seattle. Wash :
Gents: l received the map OF the word
sent by you in good order and am vel
pleased with il. II is both useful and
ornamental and should ind . place IN
every household. Please accept M
thanks. Yours respectfully. u. n
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PrsnAsrrs. Wash. April 4 iaa

PEsHAsrrS. Wash. April 4. fso2
Poss-lntelligsnccr Co, Seattle. Wash, :
Gentlemen: Your map arrived on the ln
OF Apri and after sixty miles travel Dr.
stage from EiIensburg 10 this place. cana
IN excellent condition. l am vel pleased
with the map. as well q, sstonishsd at the
price for which you give the map 10 yov
subscribers Most respectfully. y. Il
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ACROSS
FIVE
GREAT
STATES
CsElk!l!
BuI~"

Runs B1tsss cars eca,a n.nx library. writing aaa
card tables. csrbsr sssp. aaSa room. easy chairs
observation vin9owa etc. In connection with
Palace diaing and sleeping cars frss and sscoad-
class coaches and family tearsss cara
Trains leave seattle dai. ~ II Es- for Everett
ssohcmssA. LeAveasworth- wspasenes. HArrSns-
to spokaas. Bcnners Ferry. KAfspeil trAad
Forks Fargo. crsoSssen. Fergus FAN 81 cseaa,
Minneapolis st. Paul
Palace sleeping through 20 Chicago wisAors
change Leave Chicago ~ 1850 p L. daily fsoua
Unisa Passenger station via e. n. a. r. rail-
way for Asaktie. without change
Connections ~ wena,chee for Lake Cnslaa. the
Upper Celumsia ana the okanogsn dlstrlcs: az
spokane for Eastern Washington pola o; - Bon
nsrs Ferry sos kAsio. Aiasworsh. Nelson and
ysinss on Koos<nAi river sad Lake: at shelby
junction and havrs for orsas Falls. Helena and
Butte.
Crosses the Cascade and Rocky Mountains In
daylight giving psssszgsrs . chance 70 see some
OF The nsss: sesnsry 10 America The tracx nav-
ing stone bAiiAss 10 free from dust
Connectteas In Union depsss ~ 81 Pa1i aad
Minneapolis with trains for pnluta. West So
perisF ami 0reas LAKE ps,asa Siorx city aof the
southwest 81 Leuls md South. ana Chicago and
the East
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Lccxrsrox. Wash Feb. 4 -.

IooMrsros, Wash Feb. 3. tNs
Post-rntelligeaesr. Seattle, wasn.-
received your map and il Is away b.
yond my expectations. | think il is worth
fully ten times the money you ask for Il
snd il the best map I have ever seen pub
lished. Yours with respect, Is
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For rates anf further particulars appsyto
+. ". AeoESSfs. Ssenefa4 Agent
frcnt -. f0ss u Cherry
Sko W. l. BROWN u 4. A., yAacsysI Il @
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NokrH YAKIMA, Wash, Feb 5. fssl
Post-Intelligencer, seatte WASH.
Gents: Enclosed please find stamps fof
balance due on subscription and msa
Much p.eassd with map. Thiak u -
tine premium. Yours respectfully, >. D
MxApow, wash, Feb. O. ls.
Post-Intelligsncer CO.. Seattle, Wasn.,s
sirs: The map Is better than we expectel.
50 ve are well satisfied with IL KsspesS
fully. 70
AsERpKrs, Wash. Yeb. IA lfs-
Postlnt.liIgencsr Co. Seattle. "Asn
Premium mar received and YES psrie"
satisfaction. Yours respectfully, A a.
LATAB. Wash. Feb. 3; lss-
Post fntelli geacer. Seattle, WASH
Dear Sirs: Map received IN good snap
We pleased with i. and also the psesA
Iou.s respectfully. "
For information concerning tnn
map call at the publication Office o
address
POST-NTELLlGENCER CO
SEAITL5 WASH
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roR saLF-REAL ESTATE.


LoN sALE-ATABoUT THREE.FTFTHs OF
sso,ra i,Ns.,as sn roe rssasnSs rr2psry IN
within stones throw of business houses school
SHa churches Inquire NJ room oos seattle Ma
tteasl HAak ba!iding
EoH sALK-iScoAE PROPERTY NOW ray.
ting - P9r cent. faF 81 600. worth 50 600:
tefuss sasy- John h. Poster a Co. Washington
ninrk
EoE @AIE-so ACRES. HALF NILE FROM
sidney court 1nse, every foot OF ~ Ire haest
hsscs s5ti tass 40 IN the eoaay. at $50 per acre:
terms. $3.50 cast. haance ia asns yearly payments
"4ts p~r cent. Interest William Bremen Owner
'oofn AZ siAlrs, ats secaoa street
L'OH ~AIr-s-UooN HOUSE, aopFRv
U convenience. ~ef improved los on ear lice.
enyef Mofse AileS. roon "a serE. oa.id'ng
L'oR >ALF -Iso ACRES. 100 BOTTOM. atx
cuItivatlsn. eau.H. barn eic. - aoo: easy
terms Address Postmaster Viiflan. wash
LoR SALF-sn ACRKs OF coon FARMrxu
L laSe oas- Smarter mile from Trscytob 81 sI5
~ AeTv William brsinsf. pwner room Up
stairs SIS ~seorsi STREE
EoR SALF-ttNE Lsr. BENTON Apnt.
L ttoH Dos .ttee,. s0xlse $500. eaaa cash h.l.
Ance ga tsne- Apply room 81 NsHdouss
l'oR sAIE- 80 ACRES. seoo. CLOSE TO
t~Ts;. so<sf and. nAH ~ clover. wta take
h'if Fayrasn' IN 'seos nsHey. IS Un'en a'oes-
LcR ~AiK Iso- ACAE PAM NEARACME
hslaoee uaas *dtsess l. = As8srxon. keksian
k-tttsa e3auhls
l'nN -AtE-FiSE CORNER; l2ovI2s; REM.
f"1 ast aegfA = MAttsas. Iov~iY view.
- lov- sstn cssa, taar X fessee & Ga. VISA
8ugtan t-lek
L'"A SALE -kEIINGJ t~uMKNT nF 40
sfr@s - 1tiss sFors teNn ~ :. 1da poFal Atson.
bast nAe f-aga "a 49,. 5 0stH co. gsss tlaafsF
ses@s ana ~. sosss 49, pcsisas a ssin ola
~@osHA
I'oR ~AlE. BOOM HoysE. NEw. ANn
i fN4f IS ~ sac. sAsy terms Joha r. Fosisr
& IA. v &st-ag.rs s.e--x
l'nN ~AGk .C@EhF $50 ACRES TIMER
ta2t 'srs ai - tFren saEtAn CIV Snchssalsa
tt'HT't Aflress ~z~esFI eaEs Post asslsk sacer
100 "a F.TstN $50 IN $500 AND say
! ~Hs| hosas-sie 70 80 sssF ~ ar~~r Lax ~
EsWe sesHs1E lat So 49, Property. tcfs atg-
asFt aftHss Fffre& FsrfeCt tfttsa- a1.tFactS
F@2tT ees-3s Is. r. " oat. r.-sfs e EaLss a5.x
L'nA >AEF-fF hVV WANT FINE ivoME
So = feaf rassrs, ~ 3aeN %, re Essse -
tfa fs1fas s-1 tsfh reszsn. ,AFgs sssHse o.ss
f'sH fra-' irrsS, &C.. gate s.rg~t. o..
saFpNsss& r- So cav. nsosx sggsn ca
sac Address & 1907
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To THE BIT. He s0FS SEATTLE AND IA
Il coc.a-ttvsr 100 head of tat cate sD- sale,
mostly 8 and 5-ysAr-s-d steers and some spay~.
hefferz e4rsesn ~praxue aud Cheney. IA alloy
prairie spokane COUNTY. Frank Major. 2. q al
q ess Cheney Wash
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Aexs<rfssass~ts nna ev TIE ssss Of Lost. fs9n5
xe, a.ts So. nss. aad Essasstgas Arsei Vii Dc
sn4srsse Al tie rate q cens v0rt ssca tossrttpa
Fssraent alwsgs "a advance 70 aaFsstaseFns9s
,essfsse Ear les thAn - esatA
NuTTCR~Ths business gsf1s ~ me Posf-Ir-
WILMINGTON is cree Bntal ~ q Classified
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Nag De received - to tais tiszss
ssssrsls.ments All ~ reserved nj brsach Sfhees
sbe Posr- IsrsLGGsEse a..
7 scarna Esareaa .,..-........t lid FaetEe Avsnss
TEoaas rsmagoGs. AsnsEss
roraTov ossaf .,... frssca a Springer
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oaTHEaN
PACIFIC IA
FIRST-QIN PTLLNAy lEEPNG CARS
hHnE rphslS,ri Tsant Cgn
Elegant Day Coaches between seattle.
81. Paai and Chicago Connections
for all psin In the United
states and Canada
THE DINING CAR ROUTE
OFFICIAL TIME CARD
TAKING EFFECT nov. 10. fsss.
ra.Ixs lEavx sxArrLxs
Fer 81 Pant and Esst-lo. 20 a
For olympia Gray's Hsreo- cite. and soasa
For scoraa-5 90 and 900 = m. s:oa Sis.
for saoao4ss5- cecro ana AuScc1tS>---Ss
For sGnas sassaA,nis FAsGs Aas SO-sa B~ss-
$50 q M
TRAINS .RsIvx sxsrrLk
Prom =. Psai aas E&st-S35 p IA
From Portland sad scarh-i2sS5 - sac
Sis D. IN
From olympia Gray's Hareor esEi-s sna soosa
Bena-6sI5 p M (Dsily excsps sunday
From Tseona-i-.SSs SIS q II. lz-2SS AS.
and s:.s D n
From Soohomisn. ssdro aad An&cor.s-Ie-so
q m AID SO p IN
From sumAs saoqaalrIs Fasls .aa SsrzA s<na
500 p
This card subject 70 change without asrica
RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS To
ALL POINTS IN THE WORLD
PUGET SOUND & ALASKA DIVISION
VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMSHIP -CG Y OF KINGSTON
5.3l pm ~ 4I---IT.cSala IIe = $50 pm
e.{s pm Lv IS .->earEi. s-iar las pa
IL 80 smlws T2Px Townsend se Ario: - an
$50 am Ar llet Victoria MfsLv 7sss am
IDaily exceps Sunday
For rates. and slnsr faformastoa call on Or
a d czARLToV. Az. Gea Pas. AZ.
No i2i First 81. Portland, or
A. SADEAr. Gen. Agent Seattle. City ticks:
offce. corner Nes-sr avenue ana Froas street
Depos exc. offc.4 sumo West and Co4az1stA -.
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THE NNpEh~faS pE~tHE~ To FIND
U TIE ~ hvFtshr&ts ana nA8Fs~a - ave Ise7r.
tfeNsEf. -ett tf~ Ffaviros - t{s8sae $50
Hsst ~ uAtissh su8 san fFSsefs~p ~ - fesusa
o. Nuri ner - peaf.. hts tySfe faAt - = ezr
ysHs~F, 10 sAs SIS hsaEs e "a seattle WAsssns.
tor state. zhstss thifts~n yeas axos - tarar-
sstFe IA a. estate ta sasts AaaFess " y A.
hs. ufauba ontAFts. SaA4A
uAfszt tc{stsst ~ $50
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tGfNrs asNTFD

ltLtMtN ATED pu0k rbATkH ASD Hntt@E
nsmhsrs, ire latest tting sat. no more scratch
us marches Ia ths ceta nr fais "a real = maine
nnrneer, thsS cas- - FraA in ths eAss s~u "a
"" Haiti the HArseE tAa he{tsF. god live soaci.
~ IA astst ktitc@s &~restg 4a1apAar sole
Agents tos 7Sa. -sAstss " Ash
" AN1tft~EN t%EEENsAG TpuI CON
W pahv. tsrAas Aspsas. Aith. Eosui live state
sSenf SITS fGItlRf capital ffg hess selling Gons IN
sstsssnce, saess csasfs ssz2o. reference repaired
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SOCIETY NOTICES
A HgsSs 4. DgE SO ~. b. AsD A. n.
n stated usesiags second and fourth Agafays
81 ssFh month A. l. ADobt. W n
= 8fsns. Ser
MAINE sbCfals-nASCE AT THE AR
VI iinEfan Botei aau Wednesday evening. De-
rsnghef g
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MOSES TAILOR SYSTEM Os NEW YORK:
vi crata perfectly: French dArfess. Russian
seamless, Process coats. iscke.s etc Only three
msssaress dressnAx~rs cal. those &c firing to
learn dr~ssmakfny taught free: we challenge the
world sZy bird street
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTOR,

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE 4 MPASY-ES-
- Siaesrs and contractors foe orid of evs-y do
scriptioa wharf building. psIscrivins. dredging
and steel shovel sxcavafinS. plans and spsci1ea
ttcas furnished On application: eorrespondsacs so
lIctted Office 52o-523 seattle National BAox
oaiidinE. seattle Wash
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FoE EFsF MANS


II ANkK WkLL FOR WKNT AZ "a.
i tswlaest s1@ faces ts s~-sas8es tar aSprsns p4e
tsSs sssuoeFis 80 teeAts4cAsS Gesalna 1g JET :
keeslc. So .hs-s arrest
IT, RAJ CnNN8R FEu>r ANp AAkkaN
i faE gagtsnN sI-ss znE aaaesta q. Pss parE ga.
has tsea-re a. -tss.rs e ss.akassas
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-06-09
Very Approschable.

Tapperton-I am going 70 ask Mr..
Bullion for his daughters hand to-
night, and I am so nervous l can't
think.
Ellington (who knows Mr.. Bullion)
No use being nervous. Mr.. Bullion
is very approachable.
"Eh? Won't he kick me out?"
mot bit of it,"
wont he get mad?"
"No, indeed"
81 am overjoyed- What do you think
he will dov'
Hell laugh. Y. Weekly.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-06-09

AMONG THE MoUSrAINs.-The best
route to the Eastern cities is via Cincip-
natl and the F. F. V. over the Chesa-
peske Il Ohio Railway. The scenery
through New River csnons and over the
Allegheny aud Blue Ridge Mountains is
wonderfully beautiful and varied. The
F.F. V. runs solid to New York via
Washington. 1t is electric lighted and
carries through dining.car. No other
train in America surpasses it and ii is
the only train to the East with through
dining service. Among the Virginia
mountains along the Chesapeake 4 Ohio
are more than 20 famous summer re-
sorts. A pamphlet issued entitled "Vir-
ginia in Black and White" describes
these resorts. aud the scenery OF the
route, and will be mailed free by ad-
dressing E. B. Pope, Western Passenger
Agent, st. Louis, Mo-, or Q. b. Ryan,
Assistant General Passenger Agent, Gin
cinnati, o.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-06-09
OF STANFORD. KY.

Attention of the public IS invited to the fac
that this is the only National Bank in Stanford
nder the provisions Of the. National Bank Act
depositors are secured not only by the capital
stock, but BY the stock holders liability tor an
amount equal to the stock, so that depositors OF
this Institution are secured by fund OF 100000
Five sworn statements Of the diton Of the bank
ment and its assets are examined At stated times
BY governments agents, thus securing addittona
and perfect safety to depositors.
This institution, originally established As the
Deposit Bank Of Stanford in 1888, then re-0rgan
ued as the National Bank OF Stanford in 1865 and
again re org AIMED a. the First National Bank Of
Stanford in 1881, has had practically an uninter-
upted existence OF % years IL Is better supplied
Iy and literally than ever before in its long and
honorable career. Accounts OF corporations, hdu-
eianes, firms and individuals respectfully solic-
ted
The Directory of this Bank 70 composed o.
7. J. Foster. ofStsnford;
Forestss Reid, Lincoln county;
wv. Hayden. Stanford;
S.H. Baughman, Lincoln;
n. J. Miller. Mt. Vernon;
IS. 7. Harris, Lincoln;
J. s. Hooker. Stanford;
@. A. Laekey, Lincoln;
TIP. Hill. Stanford.
W. G. WEIGH, Stanford;
W. Plate. Stanford.
OFFICERS;
J. s. Boekss. Presidsntl
Joha ]. MeRobsrts,. Cashier;
A. A. Mckinney, Assistant Cashier.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-06-09

ABERDEEN ANGUS WEARING HEIFER.
British Shorthoms are generally con-
sidered superior 20 the average of those
bred in America ~ far, but the picture
of prize British Angus year
ling heifer does not look asst in this breed
of black. hornless beef cattle the British
beat us much. The above animal won
the prize at leading British show last
fall. These cattle are especially adapted
TO roughing it. There is much out 81
the way, uneven land in this country on
which the juicy black beeyes could be
reared with profit.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-06-09

Diana's self, My ideal. The one I've
been waiting for these ten years.
"Shall | call her baclS?" said Miss
Barbara, in trepidation.
"of course" said the colonel,
brusquely.
so that, in the course of another fif-
teen minutes, Erica Bjornsen was sit
ting in the cool kitchen, where hop
vines curled around the easements and
a great gray eat purred on the hearth
stone.
Don't be frightened, my dear" said
Miss Barbara. "lle speaks grufiiy; but
he's the best-hearted person alive-is
the colonel Go right up"
And, guided by the chattering old
lady, Erica Bjornsen entered the pres
ence of the lame gentleman in the red
mustaches and blue silk wrapper. He
looked keenly at her
Just turn around little" said he
"Now stand still. There! Don't lay
down the bundle. You'll do"
"Shall take her downstairs AGAIN."
questioned Miss Bickford.
Yes"
A~O"' A<iiSo, ~ Win yOu'
said Miss Bickford, VIXEN they were safe
In the kitchen, 'just look here. The
colonel wants to paint you"
ITO paint me?" repeated Erica, with
q startled look.
ION canvas. To make study of
you," said Miss Bickford. "Do you
understand"
Eyes, mas am" said Erica, not under
standing at all
And the colonel must be humored,"
went on Miss Bickford. 1--WE always
humor him. He's a great artist and
genius But he can't be painting all
the time. So III engage you, at the
terms you mentioned this morning; and
when you're not wanted in the studio,
you can be helping me with the house
work. How shall you like that2"
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For His Spiritual Good.

Mrs. Figg-Laura, the way you are
treating that infatuated young Mr..
Timmins is positively shameful. Why
don't you give him a definite answer
one way or the other? l should hate
TO think that a daughter of mine should
ever be called a coquette.
Laura-Really, mamma, it is for his
own good. AS long as he is in such a
state of uncertainty as to where he is
at can get him to go to church with
me every Sunday.-Indianapo Jour
nal
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MY dear look down below" said
Mr.. Grandiose, as he stood on the
bridge with his wife, and gazed at a
tug hauling long line of barges.
such is life; the tug is like the man,
working and toiling, while the barges,
like women, are
II know interrupted Mrs g., acrid-
ly, 1.-THE tug does all the blowing, and
the barges bear all the burden. Lon
don It'd Kits.
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/ tnen AT Her uOur-Desprlnkleu DlO-dprOn
In a sort of tragic despair. Erica Bjorn-
sen, standing in the cool shade Of the
| green vine-leaves, with the stray sun
beams piercing her coronal of dead
gold hair like jeweled arrows, looked
innocently up into the strange lady's
face, and wondered why she knit her
brows together with those three little
wrinkles While the short blue-checked
dress that she wore and the funny little
hobnailed shoes and the bundle slunR
not ungracefully over one shoulder
gave her a strange foreign look that
was yet not unpleasant
do l want grip" ironically re-
peated Miss Barbara. That's the third
time I've been called away from my
bread within half an hour. First. DC
you want a sewing-machine?' Second,
DO you want any tinware?' Third and
last, DO you want girl?' said no 10
the first two-I'll say no TO the third. Vt
Erica Bjornsen looked puzzled.
Wont you try me?" said she. 81
can wash hard. and | am willing. Oh,
do not fear that will ask high wages.
My board-and what you please to give
met
Miss barbara shook her head.
I'm tired of keeping girls" said she.
They cost more than they come to.
The best help know of is help your
self"
And with chuckle at her own wit.
Miss Barbara Bickford turned away and
shut the door.
Though" she muttered, 'Hf was
going To engage anyone, it would be a
girl like that, with skirts up above her
ankles instead Of dragging petticoats
like Helen Tubbs or Mary Ann Riley,
and hair put up neatly without friz or
a curl TO it."
She had hardly res umed her work at
the brea d-tray, when an odd sound, like
humping or drumming, sounded over
head, a noise repea ted with energy and
iteration.
Bless me- said Miss Barbara. Its
the colonelv'
And she hurried upstairs TO. a pretty
maroon-hung room, with a north win
dow To il, where a lame gentleman, in a
quilted, blue-silk dressing-gown, was
limping about on n crutch; and an easel
with an untouched canvas, occupied
the middle of the floor.
What is it, colonel?" said Miss Bar
barn, looking rather scared.
What did you send her away for?"
demanded the colonel. pulling at a red
brown mustache that overhung his lips
like a penthouse.
send whom away?"
my model"
He jcrked one elbow in the direction
of the open window, where blue figure
plodded YEARLY on under the bending
willows that fringed the quiet country
road.
THE very face and figure | want for
Little Nell in the Church Porch" said
the colonel breathlessly. Hair like
eornsilk and head set ON shoulders like