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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

SAN FRANc1sco. Feb. The ccm-
nanding oitccr 81 ibe besBcis srsebsi
has received urdsfs 70 have All tNrd
ammunition on hand ready fer ship
msnt At moments Dotlce. The Adams
and the Ranger sfil have steam up ~
Mare Island ard are awaiting orders
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

LITTLE Rock. Ark. Feb. 1.-The
board of directors of the First National
bank. the oldest financial instl-
tuiion IN Arkansas, At a meet
lng held tonight. decided not TO
open its doors tomorrow morning. II
: known that the former president.
All;s, aud MS friends have taken out
$50 600 IN cash. aud there 10 paper
bearing the banks signature for enor-
nous amounts IN circulation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

I.o~noS. feb. IA dispatch from
lssts snnonnees that the Bfitisn rar
SHIPS Dresdnsuxht aud perdovn.
toe latter pelng the Tag snip OF Vice
Admiral -lr VI Culne-Seymour. nave
sailed from Malta for Iantee to aid the
survivors of the terrible earthquake
there. The vessels carry isrge aum.
hsf 0f tents and supply cf bedding,
vhlch vii ce placed AZ the d;spo-si of
she Authorities for TIE use az ths suf-
fsrers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

RICHMOND. Va. Feb. Ia special 10
tha Dispatch from 1azeweii court
house, Virginia, says: Monday night
four negro men murdered aud robted
two white men st Rchlands, named
Ratclife and shortridge. The mur-
defed men lived IN Buchanan county
and were At klchlands with their wag-
ens for the purpose of purchasing
goods. The four negroes were cap
tured, confessed the crime and were
Iynched. More than one hundred Bu-
chanan people were at X k-chlsnds today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

MsRssu-LFs, Feb. La consequence
Il STRIKE among the Journe ymen
bakers Of ths ETY.. TIE military
bskefies sre Supplying the pubic uith
broad. A violent mot Of strikers and
tbrr sympsthifers threatened 20 st-
tscs tns military depots A. sbich the
bread bssed. vale snother mob at
tempted 70 piauder the trese csrss.
fre,ps we're ssi.ed cot sad dispersed
tta ffsissf "a -s-s~ra
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

LIrrLE FAIIs. y. Y, Feb. 1.-The
here since lso5 took place early this
morning. The IRE started IN Conwsy's
saloon aud destroyed several buildings.
including the Hotel RocKton. Grand
Central hotel and the Metropolitan
blick. The total loss 10 estimated 1T
500, 900. No lives were lost.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

OMAHA. Neb., Feb. 1.-The Hawanan
commissioners, on their way 20 Wash
ing;on, psssed through the city tonight.
Lorln A. Ihurston. IN charge Of the
psrty, says that he = ab-o-
lutely cerisin that Claus spreckies
Knew nothing Whatever OF tile
revolution prior 10 their lsnding 10
san Francesca.
"ln fact" .aid he. I'VE. Ourselves.
wefe IN the dark az 90 the true nature
Of affairs until n dsy or tw8 before the
queen sbr0gated. True. We knew tnst
wss her aspiration. but ~ never sup
posed that her ambition would carry
her TO such an extreme"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

WssHfScFos, Feb. 1.-The house
com istfe on WAYS and means this
morning decided 10 report favorsbly a
hill for the admission tree OF duty of
engravsngs On wood. IL wss decided
To- hold another meeting on Saturday
aud 60 reconsider the bill IN order that
Il may be considered ia connection
xstn a free Art bail
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

DESyER. Col. Feb. i.-iIarvey *
Parker, wholesale CIGAR dealers. No.
iil2 lar!nore street. made an assign
n5ent today Tor tile benefit of their
naming John A. Valentine
"a assignee. Their assets are {72, ,0eS. .07,
Hat.i.fie. SIS f2<.S8.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02
Fx-Covrrnor Blshup Dyinr.

JAcks6SviLLF, Fla. Feb Tx
Governor X. NJ. Bishop of OHIO ls
dangerously ill st the residence of his
son here. His ailment Is a complicx-
u Of liver, bladder aud kidneY dis
orders. and by reason OF his extreme
aye so II 10 likely To PRIV fatal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

PfrrsBuEo, Feb. l. - The Anchor
Foundry and Machine company, owned
by Wharton Mcknight ana located on
Penn avenu. near First street. failed
today. The liabilities are placed At
about <l2i, 200, assets about 800, 600.
The Bank OF Pittsburg, Diamond Ma
tional bank, odd Re lows savings
hank and the Merchants and Manufsc-
.turers' National bank. together with
Mrs. ;. .. Mcknight. are the principal
creditors
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

ST. LoUIs. Mo-, Feb. i.-About
seyeniy-hve capitalists and manufac-
tlFers Of New York. Boston, Phila-
delphis, Chicago and Detroit. arrived
IN tnis city this evening IN n special
train They will tour the prlncipa!
ciues OF Mexico. II is not junketng
yarty. a. each member Of II paid his
fare. They lett the city almost im-
mediately on the Iron Mountain road.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

nfaffs. tfh. i-An explosion Of
Ere DAMP occurred - tae General Ven
fiamrnthss coal ~ At krrcki ug
ks1sea. N Nesfphsla. totiav- eighteen
mfaers srfe Killed snstsnliy ard hf.
faan s,ft1~ssf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02
BIG COAL STRIKE IMPENDING.
Miners m South Wales Have Been
Gwen Months Notice.

fo~DoS. Feb. IA great coal strike
. impending ia couth Wales uni ess the
masters Of the men recede from their
present position. The conferences. with
a view of revising the sliding scale now
prevailing IA The c0lilerie.. has proved
. failure. sad tne masters toiay gave
m pnth's notice OF the termination OF
toe existlnx contract About 100 200
men and 2t0 coliieries are directly AT
fectsu by the eootroversy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

mnniep pal building Ia eosi 500. COO on
toe reservation "a front 81 the ceEtrs
market on Pennsylvania assnue- Inc
amendment Was allowed 10 so over I'll
tomorrow without action.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

HAREorsErEe. Ny. Feb Mrs.
Margaret &. Cardwell died suddenly NJ
nef me near Afford. in tins county.
yesterday. IN tn. 10th year of her age.
she retained her full faculties.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

T4frfzn. ~ Feh. I.--f fiee8 pfs
erers = isie e.nniY a. 81 nefraf -
esped dafrf Nent&F pght ~ eutting
tat fase dfel.ar8 - a.. thvash hs 4
a. Hncessofy ~ . nzosdes-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

wAsHfSeTcx. Feb. I The republican
senatorial esBens The nterning decided
% admit Arizona togefbef With The
either three territories previously de-
cldsd ur-cB.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

A an heir 10 The Chadwick estAte IN
Enx and. xhich ms long oeso ia chan.
csfs. lie left thls civ Mondss for
Sss \ *. and slll 80 ~ kng and IA .
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

-. fEs sneFf ~. Fsb. The Car
stteniief caa~t h.ii Yesterday. fact
~aitn sps,ses q the report that ar
hss h~ea 'niaFsa by sn sstsmpt upon
"a ia.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

LfNcoLS. Neb.. Feb. John NJ.
Thurston was nominated by IN. repub-
ilCan csuCus for senator tonight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02
To Protses Game.

Ex- Representative A. L. Lakey OF
Kalamazoo 10 here IN the interest OF
the State SportsmAn's association and
the amendments TO the game law now
pending Ia various bills before the COM
mlttee on state affairs. Mr.. Lskey says
there should DO \ uniform season Tor
hunting deer in both peninsulAs. lie
takes no stock IN the theoretical difier-
ences as to the closed season --differ.
ences that are based on degrees OF lati-
tudc aud not on nature. lie 10 Also
after the Detroit sportsmen who insist
on shooting duck IN the spring and
wants the law amended 10 give this
bird . chance TO breed in our lake
waters in the spring. Mr.. Lakey 10
firm in the belief that spring shooting
at ducks covers by subterfuge the
shooting Of other birdie, and ne thinks
that even true sportsmen and lovers Of
nature will be down on It.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-02

tribe. shsll he an eleetor and entitled
IL vote: hu, 90 Que shall be Al seetor
or entitled 10 vole at any election un-
less 10 shsll b~ sbose the age of II
yesIs aud has resided in THIS state ssx
IA nths aud ia the township er ward IN
Which h- offers 10 vote Ten days next
prscsding such election.
Provided. That IA time OF war, IN
surreci.on or rebellion no quaiiled
eisctor in the actual m,ilu v service of
the United states. or of th.s state. or m
ths army or navy thereof. shall he de-
Irsyed II nss vote By reas OF his alb
sence from the township. ward or state
in which ne resdes. and the legislature
shalt have the power. ani email pro
vide the manner IN which. aud the
time anc place at which such absent
electors may vote. And Tor the the can
yass and return OF their votes 10 the
t,wnship or ward election district in
winch they respectively reside. or
otherwise"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-15
laek Of Fire Alarms aaA Hydpoots On
the North " AleI Front

A terrific explosion followed by an out
burst Of flames in and ABOUT J. VI. Col
mans ereosos!ng works in North Seattle.
~ the ;oos Of Harrison street, yesterday
morning at about IL O'Clock startled the
residents IN that section. and was the oc-
casion Of calling out the Ere department,
by telephone. Ii appeared that one OF the
cylinders in which plies are boiled in .
er~osose bath blew OF . cap. and sen. the
liquid ia . column into the air
An eye witness says that the fluid rose
to ahou, ioo feet when the explosion
took place, and scss,ered the ereoso,e
for . considerable distance. Everything
that uAa touched com meneed Go burn, ard
but for the quick ana efHcien; work OF the
firenen from engine house No the dam.
age would have been serious instead OF
amounting TO 500 - !. did
Frank Stall, IN engineer. siood less tn An
four feet from the cylinder thai exploded,
bat escaped without injury. Another EN-
pioye VAS approaching the works with .
~heeiharrow, but when the explosion came
took TO Ought. Fortune favored A,n. 10.
his wheeleArrov was burned. and IL he
had stayed with il he eoald no: have
escaped = seoseAsng.
4 ne As3Ef8 WhS SVut III q sGsSFNSHe atlfl
the location Understood ~ the department,
houses TO DC ~ sSe foot u Madison street
BY chance the company from engine
house Ne Ain North Seattle observed the
ire - hen they came oct az the hoase and
60. there in . shoys time As has fire.
qaea,ly been the case in North Seattle and
oae<n Anne hiii . long stretch OF hose
Vas necessary. In this case he men we're
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-15

Aoefaine \. Itbhsfss tells WOeful tale
IN her complaint against her husband. J.
Edward Tibbe,ts. psd yesterday. She IL
bride of year. So she says. having mar
yied her undutitul SPOUSE little less than
thirteen months asis, She saws that shortly
after the marriage s:ar husband parted ia
name in the middle and entered upon a
-career Of recklesaaess aud destination
which has rendesssf him utterly aban-
doned." She says tina, he has never sun
ported her and that he abandoned her las,
December. Ii is alleged that he no; only
became intoxicated hnt that he came
home At ''unseemiy hours of the night
In that state.
They have ono casld. which ''is still in
It's infancy" and Mes. Tibhetts wants the
custody of the sa'ii Joseph h. Tiebes,s"
aad an absolute divorce.
Jennie Brown Is another unhappy wife.
She married her s.asband. Harry Brown.
IN Monticello. M;sin.. twenty-six years
ago She asserts that he has been an
Asblsasl drunksrd fcr ten years and poor
rfovider for q longer period. Brown is
represented as hasing deserted his wife
isc years ago. for alch reason she thinks
she is entitled TO Asvo-cc. They have no
children
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-15
SIMPLY An uHAL CONTRACT.
Bes the PARTIES So IL DtasS Materially
As Co IsS Co0deetOua.

Judge Ballingcr had q case before him
Yesterday whereof there vas q singular
nlsconcep..on OF an oral contract A
A'ser way o, putting il might be 10 cay
Nss the parties we've in court each with .
eihsrent contract
Mary A. Chase Was trying 10 recover
Sss,& from \. L. spencer. She claimed
2as IN September ssst she entered into an
seal contract With the defendant TO board
saa nurse Mrs. Nallie Lawton. who had
IN declared Of aasoand mind. aud fer
WON Spencer hai been appointed guard
ah The plaintiff claimed that by the
sSt'sct she Wa 20 receive SIS for the
sonih ct October es:d SIS for each month
saessssier, with etsEa pay for extra night
sesx. Spencer cls;lned she VAS to receive
"psr month strA2gat, and rendered her
1ss amount lie be ,xved due.
ihe case vas o'sA dictated BY the sheriff
SWING npon ;hs smoGn; in Speneer's
ssHas lie satisfy y Judgment against the
Ees<ns nsaiatG. aai the evidence Vas. OF
eSse. not a. s. ,~aaelas.ve as 10 the real
eoe;rae,.
.as case ven; - he lsry few minutes
ssaase s1leernmeps aud they will bring in
sasa verde. ~ Aea court opens ,ass
oefninx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-15

The Seattle local uaion meeting of
Christian Endeavor, which met in the
plymouth Congregational church last
night. vas successAn every way. nearly
every seat in the church being occupied.
The Juniors carried out their part Of the
programme well. The addresses on junior
work by Miss Stacy and by Mrs. Sinclair
we're very instructive and highly appre-
ciated- Miss Ella J. Cehey. Of the First
Presbyterian Society. was elected president
OF the Seattle local union to succeed Mr..
Carr. The social part of tho programme
Was enjoyed by ALL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-15

Ce0oeoeement Exercises r&day-TAPs>
ssUdenss so Bs Grsa mated.
The class Of 1876 viii be graduated from
the Academy Of the Holy Names, one of
the most popular OF educational ;ns,i,a-
tons in the Northwest. today. Those
graduated will be: Anelia Mary Bishop.
Of Port Townsend: Lillian w:nnsfred
Donaldson, Of Seattle, and Mary France,
Rinehart. OF Billings. Mont. The class
motto is ''Fidel:s ct Forsis" The COM
meneemens exercises begin At ?. IL. and
are as follows:
ovtrss ssr.., S DAG. en.!.ane Tsi
Grscer. Paiaor.ck aad q. Dseringsr
800 Aad demonstrating Eenoes -
Essay--woEaan's Place il Hisso-y''
Qnarses,e-"Neyry Gondoiie,.s
fiansts, Misses ComlaEs, Hill. Mafpay, Gal
isghsr. Brennan. seaman. Loaaca. boast.
La,hror, Alien. stanford aad IL Hse.
Esaay-"Renecsed Images Miss A B.shop
Americas Triente 70 the Gsea. Navigator.
1rto-"pamonea-I Tam .-..-..............
Pianisss. Misses sheahan. Caroe,S Rishcr
hogasnsa, Paddsn. Nash. Becker. NeSao-
nef and Ware.
..s,, Columbian March ana Flag Dim
Piano. Vie. K Mcnamara: v,o,in,
Miss A. LANCER.
lmpsfsonation-"Ths Crown of Victory :.
eo'o-Tnrce brsnsA".
Mtsses RinchsSt, MeSsIaasa and Cosbsss
Opesesra-.Scsces OF Nature .
Instrumental isio-"Fahnea -MArsch'' -.
rfaniss., Misses Farrell. ste;son. Psicden.
Weir, Criss. West. Lane, Barrett NJ Farrell
Graduating houors-Dipiomasa nd gold msaais
conferred on Misses Amelia u. Bishop, Lillian
W, Donaldson and Mary r. Rinehart
Awarding OF priss medsis in seuio. prcpara-
tori aud Junior departments
coronation march aud distribution o: repoYsa
Saiedicfery Misc 4 p,,.t4.nr
Farewell 70 Class OF 'sst' ,Undc,rrsdu a;es
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4 Leag 0sS,siaG Whs1sia The Aeahes's
and NnlgAGaRa. TeallmanY Uiane1aA.

4 Lsag 0ss,sine WAePsia The Meshes's
and Dssgassss' resstmsay Disagree.
The case of'C. W. Short charged with
forging his mothers name TO . personal
note for about $500 was brought before
Justice Hum yhrey last evening, and after
hearing lasting six hours, the charge Was
dismissed.
From the evidence given il appeared
that Mrs. EllG Short. who is full CODED
siwash. and: never got outside the
limit. Of Snos, omish or rode on . railroad
until yesterday. gave her son q general
power of attorney to transact business in
relation 10 he. ranch, and when II came TO
signing the NOTE in question either gave
her consent; esr made her mark. for she
told her three daughters that she aligned
the note &c help her boy out" The
daughters toll her she had better b care
ful about signing notes. but even after
that she helped the young man With cash.
When the oi& lady VAS on the stand she
lost her headind could not say anything
eut halo" &c the question whatever il
might
The interpreter gave up trying TO make
her understand. and the court could
hardly keep a solemn face when she de-
MED having given the power OF attorney.
though. she signed . note, then thought
she did not. sad convinced the justice that
she had no m!'re idea OF what MAS going
On than the q An in the moon. In decid-
Ing the case Justice Humphrey took the
ground that ;rocl the evidence produced
before him 3iTs Saor; would be held
responsible ;or the note. consequently
there va, nc. forgery and the defendant
uAs no, guilty. Short Will return 10 bis
mrloy Ensnt 81 Spokane.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-15

usrsD srArHc pssrnic1 cocRf-BAxvonn, ,.
uaised ssaiessva n ]. Msssvia-Countssfsas-
Ing: plea not e.slisy.
Uaissd state. " Lee Pooh Bev-Inpostiss
United ssssss ". b. B. Ncf.ii.smusrlins;
Emitted sisi.f W J. n xsysr-HobS.as posi-
unisss st.se- W ,. Hirsta- Importing alien
iaoorsfs Under contract: true name Misao Hagi-
wefa: plea not guilty
Coat Commercial Company N Oeoxou In.
psosemsnt Conspasy-Ou trial
CIVIL kEPAHrnssr--ossoax. >.
Road pssisiosi Of Psfo RusAseierd q sl-
Granted: viev.irs appointed.
Road pet.tios ,oi c. I. Andrsvs ct ai.-Granted:
Rosd pssisioc: Of Julius Johssoa q al-ss.s
Rod ps.l.loss,o Of John L.ass.oa u al-s.n.
Red pssiaosssos Charles Are, ct al Petition
q: W: Miller r. George Fortisr-stsssnsns Of
ben1smsns-LA4vs 70 die smsadsd answss;
Rose zssles iva James Polieck-Judgnsus
aeainss piainttE for costs; signed.
Camille Austas " James follock-ssms -.
0oss.,sb weipsl " Cascade Fire Insuranes
Road petition Of Leonard q Cooper q al
Hearing eonttn,1 ned 70 June II.
0eofge Mckay W. Z. {. Slorah-Jury waived:
dndings for defendant
John sagmsiS$ss N l. ". foss-Continued.
CIVIL parAarnsxr-sALLlxsgn.
Mary A. Chass W A. I. spsnces-Juyy In
esruessd TO bstixs In sealed verdict
cRInisAs. DgrAxTNRSr-nunsaL
Florence Jonss W q. ". Jonss-yindines Of
fact and decrsss signed
Frank saow-Ssisndants move 70 wssnarsw
plea OF not guilty snd plead guilty - charged;
confinement sas,h In the penItsntiary.
e. II. MetcaifU ". J. kidwafd-Continued.
Anne kohne ~. Jane white-Jugy Instructed
to bring In seaipd verdict
suPERIos coUsT-sorIrv D.PAn1NRxr-LAHo-
LEY.
n. Z. Hoimas Va D. c. Nasvss ct sl-Juds-
meus aligned: csfsndsnt's exception allowed.
fault Of q II. holcomb: sigusd-
w. 7. wtekstsrs ~ Washingtou Southern
Railway Comprehensive granted leave %
sue H. kuee!ar:1 ana John Rice and otheSA
Patrick LanCJ va W. J. CosYman-Dc!auit Of
Z. ~ Thufibus and vile and Home Electric
Company; stxEed-
H. H. Blsws,s Va r. ~ Brown ct al.-ordsr
allowing recsisse 70 cell ss private sale. signed
H. II. Bswsss Va Culver Gold Mining Com.
pany-Csuse 3ismisosd without prejudice;
plaintiff 20 payseosts.
II g. Neal Va. Washington southern Railway
Compauy-Ordxr denying mosioa Of receiver o
vacats order heySsosors made.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-15

equal 20 the emergency, bat any day
thsrs may b . caoe whefo che lack Of
sudiciens hydrants via cause large loss
Another point that sAoold - attended By
the commissioners ID the lack Of alarm
boxes on Queen Anne town hill. The
whole district has % depend on box IS a
the conner Of Temperance and High
streets. This state Of Affairs appears 20
many Of the residents - unjust, and
they think should Be attended to without
dAfav
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suE Llp Nor roucR IT

Ma Eta fosins. Of Tacoma. Ma . 81 @sses .os
vea.s FROM fsgase vsAknsss. rheumatism aad
Kidney tscaeae, 81, caused from the effects Of
Impure blood she vss thea taken vita 10
grippe. aaa ses: friends and her physician ssd
rs hor~s az nss;rsecsesy. 4 frisa1 81 herr Who
hss ,aksn Axa;a R!ssers knsw 10 merits. ;ook q
nc,;ss Of The h,ssess 10 her snt sasei ssr 20 Try
IL she haA cngy taken hour an~<s when ass
rays;esan esIlsi aaa told Der shr iraprov-
Ing very .s.s AKA ~ would ea4l nex' asy to 49,
her. he a.d - ana tcsa her tie caa7re wss
~aaaetful. tia. be hArcly could b~iisve Il reSs-
siess icr HE rgedse.ne 20 wcss sHea woaasss.
tAsf her heart :sas ssa;ssr fail aaa ssreax Ana
sse .o.,ls n< oss in fsv sayA sac fs~a yss-
s,sos.s he Assga Rsssers esuiy bait taksnl ana
ssGs h.ra vaess kse ks,p Vas co.siaS fro1a,
q Al .Ae As. NJ, touched ais u.e:scfHA fe .
esx rrs.er. e.rs Asota Ritssn Ia Tie eeas:al
practice frtcv: 81 bass.& Ssssass 4 Holmes
nfsS taaarazys - aasesae ageasA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-15
CAUTION

limitations have been pat upon the market 80
closely resembling ALLcoCK's Porous PIAsrG xs
N general Appearance a. TO be veil calculated
70 deceive. II 10. however. in general appear
eocs only that they compare with ALIcoSK's.
Tor they are worse than worthless, inasmaea a.
they contain dcletsrious Ingredients which are
apt TO cause serious injury Remember thar
ALLcocKs are the only gentne porous plas,ers-
the BEST external remedy ever prodsee:. aud
whsn purchasing p.asisrs do not only ask fpr
put - that YOU get ALLcocKs PoRocS PLAs-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-15

ries six men and tro fishing boats Capt.
isaaes said they we're driven OF tue banks
on Ieesday BY gale and came in to dis
POSE Of their 6sh. afaef which they wozld
return Immediately. He says the run OF
nsA 10 not % good inside the Straits shss
year ~ other years. hut that there ara
plenty Of halicus about sixty miles of the
Cape, where they are caught in from forty
20 eighty fafhoms Of water.
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Real ssesse transactions iroa January I. isrl
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Oar 10 deeds. the considerations axzrexas1ng
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Conoene. 1rompsR 4 ca. aaNsfassoss q usion.
uS CAorry street besvsea Front and 5seonf:
Harry white % zoea Goodrich. lot / block 4
East Seasxls. $50
crswfosd & Coroves to Clara ~ Crawford. Ioss
& 4 block !. Mad sg Cable Nv add e6N
n Thea Dsnny 70 Z Inex Denny. - nv s.. =.
1. 81
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J. Neany 70 E J. Msany. lots - 70 q. block
~. Gilman add, ei.0e
ThoA Fleming 70 l. 4 coasidine. NJ Il. p. 2.
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sheriff to A r. Hcss,ing Co. Ill coss's add,
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r ". rniier TO r J. Fisss. lot Il, block 1 Pros
poct Terrace "a. g. 9
Nooss Land Co sJnd 4 70 Z C. Young. loss
In Moofiand, g.
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Denver.
For sleeping car reser, atoms and gen.
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