davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-17
Garter 9arriion.

@riiroen, ais aus a~bneiguts seger Die
YerlOnli1feit 6arri{on8. SIS iptrb
bemietben ndmlfd p%orseiporfen, oab er
fi6 bel ieillen beibett friiberen Mmtss
perioben alS Mabor an lebr auf Die
~urlauteren S6idten Der 8ep6lferutg
geitiist unb sic Nemterbeletnng fir
Wabl3pede miBbrandt babe. Sn6eb
miilien aud feline entidteeenifen Seq
1er 5useben, bab er In pollem MaBe bic
SGbigfett be8 Reprdienttrens beiitt,
mas fir eiuen Weltausitelungs=M apor
ie~oenfallS nidt 81 unterfhdken lit.
Garter 6arrtlon, nel9er aus Sent
tndg itammt, fat cine au8se3etduete
Wiloun9 genoiien. Gr lit ptel gereiit,
bat bic 9itten unb @etpobnbetten Der
Nusldnoer an Srt unb 9teile ffu6irt
uno ii6 Elm leutieliees, junorfomriet1e
oeS Wefen 81 eigen 9enta1t, 70 bab bic
Sremoe1, fDelde nit tbm gelesentlid
Der ansffellung gu tbun befonn1ert,
ii9erlih ben belten @in6rud bon inn
NIT beimnebmen iperben. Nu9 1T er
Der 0euti1en Spra1e etnieermaBen
mdhtig nno mar Dem benti9en Gle
ment itetS freunblid geiiunt.
Das tlerfuiirbigfte an Garter Oar
rifons @abl lit iDobl, oaB, NIT aus>
nabme Der G~bicasoer Zines, beren
@befs 8e6afteur er lit, bic 8eiamn1te
Yreiic Der Weltansftellungsftaot gegen
ibn Srort ilad)te, etnerfei melder YQrs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-17

@caenais. Yorter. gafer.
Hedtswinenihaften u1b tpurbe 1859
In bic gtaatSs aesislatur sepablt. Den
8ries madte er alS General Mbiutant
auf 5eiten Der &onfSberirten nit. SIM
Sabre 1874 muroe er gum @ouperneur
BON EenneIlee seiuiblt. Wdbrenb @lepes
lambs eriter Administration mar CT
Offs Staatsiefretdr unb felt ieinem
Ridtritt prafti3irte er oils Mnipalt in
ieinem @eburtSort.
SameS y. Mc3en3ie BON Sen,
tudp, Der neue @eiarbte In Gina, peru,
lit SO Sabre alt uno mar Mitglieb bes
At. aongrelies. Sbglet9 er fir ben
NnnaltSberui porbereitet fporben mar,
3os er bod bas Tarrnerleben Dor. @r
mar Dele9at 5u Ben beiben lekten bemos
fratii1en acknowledgements nnb btelt
auf BEN ct. Coulter Gonpertt bte be-
riibmte bumoriftij1e Rebe, in Der er
@lepelaub NIT einetl ftesesfi9ern Seen.
tndger Bollblutrenner perglih. St lit
iiberaas beliebt uno einer Ser fdbigiten
SDbne oes blue grass 9taates.
GENTS Bafer, ber fiir Die nit
characterization Republifen Nicaras
qua, Gotta Gica unb Gan 9alpaoor CT,
t1aunte @eianbte, lit Rebafteur bes ct.
Yaul .@lobe- unb TN Sabre 1882 in
Belmont @ountD, 8, eeboren. Seine
Gltern ftammten aus 8enniDloanien.
Gr trat 1884 energii6 fitr Gleuelarbs
Nomination Elm, mar tn Der leeten
3ampo9ne 8~oriisenoer bes bemofratt.
ffen Staats>R omtteS BON Minnefota
nnS Delesat-at<earse anf benz Gbtea.
gOer &onueut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-17
Der poiremoete 2slormomentempef.

Gin grobartiger unh imppianter 8au.
Wiersig Sabre 8anseit - Der Gnsel
,.9eoromi ann BITE GebeimmiFe nes
Snmtrn.
otter lift Der plat, mo mir ben
Iempel unlereS@ otteS erbauert mollen Il
Mfit oteien Borten ftieB Brigham
Uoung, Der Wormonenpropbet, Dor As
Sabren, a1geii9tS bes groben Sal3iees
nno Der idneebeoedten &uppeu Der
Wabiatdberge, al8 CT nit BEN fleiner
9aufiein ieiner @etreueu bic rsrofc
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-17
Mene &e[amote.

Wertreter ner 0ereinisten Staaten tn
Sibs ann @ittelamerita.
Inter ben @elanoten, tpel9e Brdii,
bent @leoelanb fir Glib unb Mittel.
amertfa ernantt bat, greifen mir beute
bret Der wi6tisiten beraus:
Sames 8. 9orter, ipelher ais
Na9folser 8atrid @sans mad Gait
tiaso De @bili sebt, 1T i'm Sabre 1928
in Paris, Senn., 9eboren, ftu6trte bic
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-17
Das 2aanite6a -Saas.
@ie oieie tauahiide Yrobim3 anf Der
@nsReaun0 nertreten Ietu uira.

Die canabii9e YropinS Manitoba
piro auf Der Weltamsffelitng felbii,
ftdnoig Dertreten fem, ieood fornmt
Sas @ebdabe beiieGen, tpegen Manaefs
an Ranm, auBerbalb bes Sad}on
Barfes 3u lie9en. Das @ebdube fuirb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-17
Garter c&arri[om.
Der neaeriuaptte meltansHeamaes.w

Der uenerpabIte @eItamsHelmttss=N a.
Dor gein Broker Sies iber bic
b%erbiinnete Breiie her 0artenfant.
Selten bat cine Wablbepesuns III
Chicago Die @emiitber Der Bep6lferung
10 iebr errest, ipie bte Dor 9ur3em NIT
Der @%rudbluits Garter 9arrtlons gum
Ibi9lub 9efommete MaDorsfampa9ne.
Dret promtnetlte &arbtbater paren i'm
Telo unb Elm 9utes Tbeil Der @dbler,
Del6e ibre 9tiwmen Santuef %.
Naerton uno Denttt s. @re9ier 9aben,
tbaten bies peniser aus parteipolitii9en
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DaS Manitoba-@ ebdube

DaS Wanitoba.g ebdube.
go SUP bod, pieritSdig uno ie 40
SUP lang unb brett. aus Der Mitte
bes Banes rast Elm uierefiser Tbnrm
etnpor. au5er ben Mnsitellungsrdnmen
entbdlt oas 3aus Elm 9otel, In pelbem
tn 300 3immern ~fpenigitens 500 Ser.
ioiet antersebradt tperben f0rnett.
So 1T rnebr &atarrb in bieier @egenb bes
SanbeS, als bon alien anberen 8ranfbeiten
5%uiannmen, nnb bis in ben letten Sabren gait
er ais unbeilbar. 8iele Sabre lang erfIdrten
Dpftoren Jpn fir cine IpfaIe &rontbeit unb
idrieben lo4dle Seilmtttel Dor, nnb ba fte ibn
nit drjtlifer 8ehanbIung beit6nbia nidt fis
rirten, erfldrien fie i'm fir unbeiibar. Die
gHiieni1aft bat befpieien. bab &atarrb cine
Gonftitutionstranfbeit lit unb besbalb cprs
itttutioneue BebanoIung erforbert. Sau's
aatarrbs&ur, fabrisirt BON s. g. Gbenen
& 60, 3olebo, Obto, lit bic ein3ise ecnititu.
ttoneae &ur i'm Marfte. Sic fptrb innerlih
IN DOZEN pber @aben bon 10 Tropfsn bis ai
einem TbeelDfelnop genommen Sic nirft
btreft auf baS Blut nnb bic fhIeimiae Obers
fdfe bes Sbftems. sic bieten ~einbunbert
Dollars fir ieben SAT-, ben fe su furireu Der
feblt. Sabt GuG gtrculare unb 3euanifie
fommen. Nbreiltrt:
s. s. gbeneb & 60, EoIebo, ..
~ geifauft BON 9poibetern, Is Gts.
SaS iebe i6 am O6fen, baB
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9as iebe i'd am O9fen, bab
&opfarbeit am fduerfen = faete Der
Bauer gum pafor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-16
THE
HOPE KINDERGARTEN
AND PRIMARY SCHOOr
Held In the Log Cabin, corner o,~
perance and Republican st,....
North Seattle.
FOR LITTLE BOYS AND c,p,.
Is conducted by the MISSES wrx,v,,
VINO are csrsidca1ed and experienced tsacss,.s

Hours OF Attendance. 8 to H..
Fees payable in ad vance,, - mar -.
sma! fee OF IS cents per month VA, \. 80
for kindersafien materials, use OF gina .n1
iionery. -" soo ~
The meth Cd. ofieaching are based on FRorp,
system, which Is LOW being universajIv 49,.
The following Will give Al idea Of il scor>
THE KIN bERGAR IN GIFTS 80 a..
radiments Of Color, Form, Arithmesic Ana 60. -
try, cuittvatns The chiiGren's Constructive ssn.s
imagination, powers OF observation. and eis.,.M
Of perception. Aass
The KINDERGARTEN GAuEs
Gymnastic Exercises, Class Singing ana Eahs, y
Animals and Birds developing pnysoua ,,a
obed ence and com oned action S's@p
The KIM Ek9 >krkN OCCUPATIONS -
brace ReAding. Writing. Drawing NesdIs-
Woodwork. Paper Plating, Bead Wors 49,
Folding Modelling. exc. which train the bsnS =
dexterity and neatness and the eye to accurac. y
observation.
TIE TDERGARTEy OBJECT I.rssox.
convey 3 GEAR idea Of the Physical World n -
ion 10 Animals, Fexetao es and AinerAIs Ana -
-ivaie In the pupils the power Of dsscrin,sa. -
teach them to CLASSIFY and Arran 70 the Eno1i.S
acquired
every month from $50 20 l2 a m
The school, is accessible for pupils from III. -
by orth Seattle cars, watch pass the door ~
sard and West street cars pass II Q distance a. -
block only.
References: Rev. David C. Garrett a. n.,s.
rectory; Mrs l. s J. Hunt, YArrow Lake Wy
irgion: Rev Wallace Nu,tng, 1920 Second st,.ss
ant parents OF former pupils.
For fur her Information apply TO Miss wra.,
bourne. 4l6 Republ' an street North sextsle
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DECEINER'S MOTIF To CkEDITDRS-iE
IL the superior court of the tate of W ashington
for the county of King. Samuel ID. Dustin and
George w Tibnetts, partners do NJ business under
the firm name aud style Of Gustu & fiboetts
plaintiffs, vs. The -noqualmie Mill Company, de-
PENDANT No 1851
Pursuant to rder made by this court in the
above Ell tiled suit the 10th day of December
1897, notice is hereby given by the under signed
Herman Chaplin. as receiver of the said de.endant,
to the creditors of me Snoqua!mie Mil! Company
to present their claims against the Suoqual ME
Mill Company, together with proofs OF the same
TO said unders igued his office a. y O. g. Boston
block, in the city of Seattle state of Washington,
on or before the Goth day of January. 1898
HERMAN CHAPLIN,
Receiver of the Sncqualmie Mil Company
Dated seattle. Wash. Decembe- II. 1892.
Date of first publication, December ~. 1892
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FOR SALE-LODGING HOUSES.

TOR SALE-ON EASY TERMS, BEST LODa-
L ing house in city; elegantly furnished and
every room filled with good roomers: satisfactory
reasons given for selling. Address Lodging House
Post lnteiligencer.
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COIL ECTYOSS.

NRr SSWELL COLLECTION COMPANY
Y Segula r collections for business FIR sand pro-
ieasonAi men, spec al attention 10 oyey.due sc-
GUMS SuS buI.eg block
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y TOR aG =.

PPLY " tSiINGTON IRON W lEkS CO
n Town Office. Seconi street, near Jackson.
CTbE tGE ~EATTLt AUTOMATIC RE-
~ igcrztlng %. Cor. West ard Union ROW fur
ri-h either neral cod storage Owest rates;
money atvGnCe5 wheu de ir-d iOw insurance.
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kTESOGR 1PHFRs

Miss MAY ELLIOTr. -TESoGRAPHER
VI ana typewriter 5S2 Pioneer building; dictar
I0n taken a. your othce
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MONEY LOAN OFFIf Z.

OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE CITY:
" Uncle Harris Loan Df,lce. goa Washington
street; jinerai advances diamonds, watches and
jewelFy: lowest rates
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OFFICIAL TINE CARD
TAKING EFFECT NOV. LIST, 1894

For st. Paul and East-l0: rs p M
Tor Spokane-3:l 20 y. m. and 1925 p u.
For Portland and South-s:l5 q N. and So
p. IN
For Olympia-6:15 a. m. and S:l5 q m
For Montesano and ocosta-3: Is m
For Tacoma-6:l5, Sis NJ, 1901 $40 60o
S:45 and l0:25 p m
For snoquaimie Falls and North Bsnd-o:u
a.
For Sunas and Anacortes-9:l5 m
For Snohomish and Getchell-9:l5 n aa1
$3.50 p. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT sEArrL1
From st. Paul and East-1l:25p m
From Spokane-lO:S5 a. n and l:25 p. m
From Portland and South-5:50 p m and 1855
q. ~
From Oiympia-5:50 p N. and S:45 p m.
From Montesaao and 0cosia-6:50 p m
From Tacoma-l2 :55. S:45 and 1855 . n,
200. $50. S:t5 ani | :25 p. m
From snoqualmie Falls and North bsnd-s:2a
r. M
From Sumas and Anacortes-5:20p p. m
From Snonomish and Getcheil-lo:3SA =. and
5:2O p. 10.
RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS 10
ALL POIN rs IN THE WORLD
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nj GHTHE HN
" PACIFIC R.a.

Pullman Sleeping Cars. Elegant Dav Coacha
and finest Palace Dining Oars between ssstta 81
Paul and Chicago without change Connsctioa
sor AL points IN The United States and Canada
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OK RfNDERT.

L ANTHONY'- BINDERY, BLANK BOOK
i manufacturers WasAing on stree corner
Com erclal rooms and Terry block. Seattle
Wash.
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ylrANTEu--A PARTNER ~ A G0"o FAY
W f0K asA, poultry SsS, butter aud vegetable
business Address FAftneF, care Post iatel3t
grpcHr-
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FOB EICHANG f..

INOR EXCHANGE-Twp LOTS IN HAMiL-
Il ton: will pay cash di ference or as ;nme incun-
brance on Seattle property. 3lS Wasninston blk.
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HsNfFfs- BosKD FRS.

"a
ssTANTtD-A FEW MUht DAY SOAkll-
W a. sos Fourth street. terans reason abe
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wHATCOM ROUTE.
STEAMSH p "CITY OF SEATTLE"
500 pm i.v! MI. tTac ma. iS2 Ar 5:l5aN
900 pm Nv 70 . Sc I Ie - 100 ~ $50 Pm
1915 am isv III Pt. Townsend SIS Ly IL 80 a.
2:i5 am LYNN l...Anacortes. 2UiLvI 9:l a
-:4J am Ar l29 .Fairhaven 3lLvi S;OoAn
$40 am Ar 1871. .SehUme. i 1lt-vl 7:30s1
3:3 am Ar 1872 . Whatcoms. ! MI,Iyl 6:oJsn
sCiose connection with n. r. train from Port
land and san Francisco
Steamers city of Kingston" and -City OF Seat
tie maze close connections at the Tacoma What
with train TO aud from Portland and with The
east and ives; bound overland trains.
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MN d AkTN EG.

NtrANrE D-EirH An A TIVE OR IL
w isui partner TIA an established pronfAbl. mer-
camille business iR tbs city. ~ .uup rnpi.S. re-
auir-d, ; Ter cent guaranteed ON iu.p. iueat:
q iect 20 incrsase sGuGA- -. ". Nancy -a8 Bal
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q CNS u ITHS.
LEGAL NOTICES.

n DE>HNER, GUNSMlTH. l425 FROM
l. street.
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EOR RENT-LODGISG HOUSES OF ALI
L kinds: furniture for sale. ", I. Hall d Co
2tl York block
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DOR SALE-Sl23 WILL BUY HALF INTER
l. est in a well established meat market, making
large profits Address F. L., care Post-intelli-
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ABS TRiCTORS.

DOOTH & HANFORD ABSTRA' r COMPANY
ID (Inc) tiuoms 90. pa aad @06 BurGe block
corner second an. Marion streets.
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NOR ENCHANGE-WE HAVE BOTH IN.
i side income and improved farms fsr exchange.
II Will pay you TO call on smith & EiEoos. HincK-
ley BLOCK.
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Advertisements under the heads of Lost. Found,
For Sale. For Rent and Situations Wanted Will be
inserted at the rate OF cent word each insertion.
Payment always In advance No advertisements
received for less than rs cents
yOTICE-The business Office Of the Posr-IS-
TELIIGEscER IL open until IL p. M Classified
advertisements viii be received up to this time.
Advertisements will be received at branch oflices
of the PosT-ISTELLrsENCEa at:
Tacoma. SaIiIohs' agent
Port Townsend. French e. Springer
The following letters await advertisers At this
nj
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NOR SALE-BUSINESS CHANCES OF ALI,
II kinds, ranging in price from $3.50 to 10000.
W. L. II all IL Co, 201 New York block
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
KCANA LODGE. NO. 81. r. AND A. n
"A Stated meetings second and fourth Mondays
Of each month. L. L. MOORE, W. u.
A. GIBBS, Sec.
N4& COURT FRIAR TUCK. 1921, A. o. r.,
<f meets Thursday evenings in Masonic
~ Temple. second street entrance.
GS ". II. JOHNSON. F. :. p. q. Box 1871.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
BUREAU OF CHARITIES-THE ANNUAL
- meeting Of the mem bers of the Bureau of As
ISOLATED Charities of seattle will be held at the
Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday January
Is, 1898. al 1880 p. Reports will be made,
election of five directors held and other business
done All subscribers and those who desire to
become members and friendly visitors are invited
to attend. d. c. GARRETT, President
JOSEPH SHIPPEN, Secretary.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT FROM
~ and after January H. 1893, Frank H. Wins
low is au horiZed to transact all bus pertain
Ing to the estate of L. NJ Starr deceased, in the
state Of Washington. ELIZA J. STARR,
Trustee.
DRANK II. WINSLOW, AGENT OF THE
Il Starr estate. ctice 2lS Washin yton block.
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PUGET SOUND & ALASKA DIVISION

VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP "CIrY OF KINGSTON
5000 am LvI MII-.-.Tacoma Ar 5:l5an
10 Is pm " 81. -. Seattle 81 Lvl 30oam
80 PM " ~ PIT. Townsend 80 w IL i5 pm
4:3o pm Ar 10 80 Victoria. MI Nv s;3opm
steamers "City ~ Kings NJ and .City OF Seat
tie make connec. ions at Fort Townsend for pas
sengers goiu z from Bellinsham bay points to VIC.
toria aud retu n.
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sI0HTLY CORNER, l2oxl2o, on
Renton Heights
CARRAHER & MEACHAM
$4,000.

No. ia Cherry St. Ground Floor.
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NTORTGA0 EE'S SALE AT AUCTION,
Il Wednesday. January Is. 2:30 .. M: Ele.
CANT upright p ;, cash register. horses buggy,
saddle and bride: also lot -, block =, alIard
Park addition: sale imperative. At: Scoones q
Co.'S. ITO second street
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PERS ONAL.

DERS NAI-A YOUNG NAN FOH D OF THE
l. thester wishes 20 form the acquaintance OF q
young lady under 20 similarly inclined. Address
Z. D.. car. Pos;-ln,elIigencer.
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WE ARE THE PEOPLE on BUTTER!
w Down comes the price,. Choice iowa butter,
10-pound tubs. at 81 so per tub. Cooper Il Levy,
10 Marion street, between Front and west.
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IUR ~ALE-Si lots. 25s1a0 EACH. Man
I Ballad : Sas. 49, sea! sor 600 eao1A Ii -
iaTpsE, -Us SaleE 5!cck
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TOR SALE-BLOCK OF LOTS IN DENNY'S
l. broadway addition: $50, 600: rare chance for
investment Washington Territory Investment Co
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TToW ABOUT SOME NICE SMYRNA FIGS:
III Boxes Of So pounds at soc per box Cooper
& Levy, lis Marion street, between Front and
West.
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DOR SALE-$60 GARDEN LOTS N STREET
4 car line; small monthly payments: inter
est; cleared ready for cultivation. Gould & Whit
worth, olympic block
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LNOR EXCHANGE-HELENA, MONT, LOTS
II for SEATTLE property. Address Helena. care
POST Intel irencer
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ENOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL HOME ON THE
L fnest residence street: magnificent view OF
city and Sound: close to street line; worth
$4,000: will De sold at sacrifice: must have
$4,000 cash Address owner, X. B., Post-Intell-
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BUSINESS CHANCES-CAiI AND LET rs
ID know hat YOU want: we can get il for vor
Cheaper ina any other firm in the city. smith &
Etkoos. HinCkley block.
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NOR RENT-OFFICES At VERY Low
L rent Squirr-Letimcr building
NOR REST-OFFICE ROOM FOR STORE
i room Office ground floor Apply III
Marion street, seattle.
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I'Ok SAIf-GoOD 2SlpRY HOUSE, VI d
L ern improvements. with one o three lots In
eltre of owner ut y enIscs, I'll Albert street.
rake Lac Eiuu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-16

MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY
A'l aud farm prope ~ at reasonable interest APP
ply rooms and =, smith block. corner Second and
James.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-16

LNOR SALE-BUILDING LOTS AND ACRES
y At Green lake, lots from $50 up; easy terms
w. ID. Wood, room Halter building
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-16

NEW FURNITURE ARRIVING DAILY;
IN latest styles and prices low. Belsown Furni-
ture Company, 9l5 Front street. 9nstallment
plan.
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t>oH >ALE-bROG STORE; GOOD L0CA-
Il ton and tsisiness; cheap rent: small Can't al
required Address Income 80. care Pos, -Intelll-
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MEXICAN saAlbFox CURE. CURES ANY
W case in twelve hours. Dr.. J. Mcls lister, Ed
mouds, Wash
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-09
4 New ThiDy.

They had come in from a long walk
through several buildings, an old man and
his patient wife. And they We're compar-
ing notes about the sights they had seen.
Emily" he said, there's one thing
we've passed a good many times today that
I'd like to see. l kept thinking maybe
you'd see it and say something about it
first, because you often say that l am liable
to get fooled"
What was it, pa" asked the kind look
ing old mother.
The Exit" said the old gentleman.
clearing his throat. I've seen it on door
ways and gates, and l reckon it must be
something new
Then, as she handed pa half sandwich
and slice of bread smeared with black
berry jam, she replied with sincerity that
was refreshing:
We'll look it up tomorrow, and if it
isn't one of those awful dances they talk
about on the Midway and it doesn't cost
too much We'll take it in. I'll make a
memorandum oft, pa."-Chicago Tribune.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-09

That is picture of the old Puritans 60
ing to church, Robby," said Mr.. Norris i'm
presSively.
Here you see them tramping through
the snow in single file every man with his
gun thrown over his shoulder, ready for in
slant use in case of an attack
What did they have to carry guns for?''
asked Robby, with interest.
ITO Keep off the Indians replied Mr..
Norris.
That is the kind of men that built up
this country. Not the btterest cold, nor
the heaviest snow, nor the fact that they
went in extreme peril of their lives could
prevent them from performing their re-
ligious duties. Just think of our sturdy,
pious forefathers when you don't feel like
going TO church and remember the hard
ships they endured to enjoy the privilege of
worshiping on Sunday, privilege which l
am afraid you are inclined to hold too
lightly"
"Poohr' observed Robby. I'D go to
church every day in the week if could get
shot at an Indian on the way. Harper 5
Drawer
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-09
On the Safe Side.

The wanderer assented
In the violet calm of evening he stood at
the back door of the humble cot His
trousers were frayed at the bottom, and
his coat had known the touch of the bull
dog.
Yes, madam" he said, Il was driven to
it by fate
The lady in the green apron with the vel
low spot in the corner looked sympathetic.
With
Retrospectively he gazed into space as he
spoke.
AL these train robberies and rail
road accidents there's nothing to do but
walk If you want to be on the safe side"
She vouchsafed him a slab of apple pie
without further comment.-Detroit Trib-
une.