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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-14
Losers by the Midway FsiIure

Local losses by the failure OF the Mid
way lumber company OF Kansas City.
which occurred d snort time ago, are
reported as follows:
Nieharge & Co. Seattle. s4.sS-21; Green
& Erich. Seattle slsA4s: Fleming &
Ayerst, Seattle. Sl.e3fls; Roy s Roy. Sc
attic. s374S9: webb & Co. Seattle.
s.. 81. S. Schwabacher Bros. & Co. Seat
tie. Ss.s2I.T7. West Coast manufacturing
company. Ballard. s5sT7.S5: S. a. Gibbs
* Co. Tacoma SA5SSzi: A g Young *
Co, Tacoma, ssau: 8. 4 Buck & Co.
Snohomish. s. 90: C. T. White. CosEno-
polls. s. Sos. 6: Oreson 4 California lgra-
ber company. Portland sis-LS2; W. A.
Dwight. Portland. s2s2i-4l: Klamath River
lumber company, Portland. sl.sz7.7s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-14

}. W, Peck. Of the Merchants Dispatch.
Is in the city
". J. JENNINGS, Of the s. L s, & f..
- confined 10 his residence with sickness
O. y. Gu1fod has opened a logging
camp on the line Of the s. l. s a e
raiir0ad, Just the other side OF Wicker
sham.
William Asker. general agent OF the
Northwest Transportation Co. Of Sarnia
Ontario, was ia the city yesterday and
LETT for oregon CITY.
George List. manager Of TIE Great
Northern Express Co. is arranging ia hrs
Office a directory library Which viii con-
tain directories Of all the leading cities
% the Union. THIS Is 10 be for the public
convenience.
J. b Copeland. late superintendent OF
the Great Northern coast lines who ar
rived home freu New York night before
last. saws be has Eut yet contested him
self VITA any railroad.
The Great Northern coast line paSser-
ser train. due here a. SO last evening
arrived two hours late 81 Consequence of
some slight obstruction above fffTncsyls
\ tructlon train was sent out about
3 O'Clock
The Northern Pacific. Union Pacific.
Great Northern. Oregon Railway s. NAvi-
eafsvn sDd Minneapolis. -. Paul q Sault
Ste &2rle roads have issued a joint east
tseua4 far.f on dry and green hides and
sheep pelts from North Pacific coast
points 10 s.. paui NfinueapollS. etc. q
cents a huusfrci. and - New York.
t<satot1. cts, OF s. per hum3red
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BREVITfEs.

The Harrisburg double engine ste.s m
road roller arrived last evening over the
Great Northern railroad An exhibition
~ is working powers viii be made Saiur-
dav
John Moultcr charged with receiving
stolen goods, knowing them to have been
stolen. VAS discharged by Justice CaiA-
well on the ground OF insufficient evil
dence.
Adclph Anderson. first mate OF the
schooner Vega. which is now loading lurn-
Der nj Port Biakeiey. is confined at Prcvi-
oenee hospital with n broken leg. caused
by slipping or the bit.
Sheriff ~ +. Mimic Of Salem. or. ar
rived N the city yesterday noon and in
leSs than TWO hours was on xis way home
with Fred Smith. who is wanted there
Tor grand larceny. Mimic said that Smith
had already served Term OF two years
IN the Oregon pcnitentiary.
TIE three hundredth anniversary OF the
birth OF GustaVus "a ytnhue WEI be cese-
hrated IN this city under the auspices of
the Swedish Lutheran church Tomorrow
All other Protestant denominations and
eSaec ALLY Lutheran churches are ex-
pectcd 60 participate
J. r. Fox Of the Puget Sound saw works
expects soon after January I 70 put in a
plAnt and manufacture saws ia Seattle.
The saw trade 81 the Sound. which orig
inaliy was controlled by san Francisco
ana Portland, ~ nov controlted by Seat
tie 70 the extent Of 50 per cent Of the en-
tire business
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rnE MOODS os mAsnlaeTos.
Archis.c,. Hear About Their Knc.iIeno.

Architects Hear About Their Excellence
~ bl~V ~ 'sufIdin~ Material
The Washington State Chapter OF rhe
American Institute OF Architects at its
monthly meeting yesterday listened 10 an
interesting paper on the woods of Wash
tngton by c. b. Tafbot. OF Tacoma Re
SIDE the president, w. r. Boone, and the
secretary. c. ". Saunders. the following
members vere present:
SeafSA--W Il wilcox G. II Bahb. w
@. Hooper. II. w.scieershafn, James Ste
Emil De Neuf and G. c. Evers.
Tacoma-SN illiam Farrell. T. p. Sutton.
George W Billiard.
OiynspTa--C. II Copeland In charge OF
the state capitol work for Ernest Flagg.
Communications vera read from The Sec
retary 81 the American Institute resatirg
to the amendments 20 the bylaws aud
constitution which we're adopted at fts
ansIal meeting In October: also from
dires & Warner. 81 EflenssmTg. request
ing a statement as to the rate of charges
and their hearing upon extra work
The committees IN charge Of the tabula-
ton OF building materials reported pro-
gress and an interesting communication
was read from the Puget Sound Lumber
man urging the architects 10 aid the hum
herInen 81 the state in circulating infor-
nation regarding native woods.
A paper was read by Mr.. BuiIard, Of
Tacoma. in the absence OF the writer. c.
". Talbot. Of Tacoma. formerly engineer
for the Northern Pacific railroad. on The
Woods Of the Northwest Coast" II
treated largely Of the three kinds OF ma
tive frs. their strength. their general utll-
ity for building purposes. their excellence
for fio0ring and beauty for finish: also
set forth the qualities or the different &C.
OARS In this state and their numerous
uses specially touching on the single
industry, He gave. also. a short synopsis
ef the rarer varieties. Including the oak.
hrch, maple. alder. yew and asia giving
most interesting tables IN re- RI 10 their
strength as compared with Eastern WOODS
and nneuutvucaly proving the superior
strength 81 yellow fr as cy1nuared with
any wood used in heavy construction in
the East.
\ vote ef thanks Was passed to Mr. Tai
bot Tor the excellence Of his paper
The chapter viii meet in annual session
in this city Thursday. January 10. at le
a. M
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General Manager Warren, % the Great
Northern raIircad arrived on the coass
last evening in his special car II CON-
TanF wsth General superintendent ]. y.
Farrell, % the western division. AMI ore
or two other miner officials, The party
went north from Everett % Whatcorn.
ana az o'clock this morning viii start
TIE coast line. arriving II this city some
tire today.
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period OF one year and not charge q cent,
II the property owners VIII keep II N good
repair and make FIVE trips each way every
day. II is losing proposition, no matter
how you figure IT. There IS not SUFFICIENT
travel TO warrant any kind OF service.
and any one who tries to give good ser
vice viii lose money"
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Re" srHrs ga the Same ola Location.
Amongst tAe Cd Seattle firms F'riseh
fTos-. re reliable jewellers are SIN al
tae o. locatson tray had ten years ago.
- Front street
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ladies' rola-aIled watches. warrant.
years. $3.50: SIS Second street. occ..
dental block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-14

When you travel. 60 VIA the C.ras,
Northern railway ne shortest nrs
East. aud save tine, Ticket one Sc
Front street.
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w'eKK rRiEs TO SHUTTLE orr.
Hnt she Ssose sItps and tie L. Pound
Extremely ssfvn

ThouAas MCGEE. tie sysan who s1aahes
hfs wifes tAes 90 rlhsors en- seceua
street November las loag gwen eVt-
aeuce - heing weary Of NE ana az "a
yesterday rnoraing, when ali his cosnpan-
sens n TIE eoorsy Jan were souEi aslsep.
ATTEMPTED - conrltt svic.se ~ banelng-
IN eFsser - shuttle oG ~ socs = ples-a x
undsgsicsssax a1o@s thres sssk lSrS, uel
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rae Jewesry sale @s sEo Frout stre.t
TIE great sacrifice teveIry sale throws
All competitors in THE shade. Fve-veo..y.
IS haylng froE8 FTlsch Bros. res
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No. :. aess -ts1uust overland On the Crget
%aFthFrm. vas Two hcurs ar sgsarsa safs, ia
arriving last ufEht hRTioE heea sgesse.f-&
somewhere essg x ths uraslEtAlxss
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Ladies' Solid Is-Narat gold watches.
Walghan movement. tls So: 5Is Ssscoad
street. Occidental block
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Tire president ana Ms Cleveland have
abe udened their cassntFY home az Weed
les Tor Tie season a11 Egoye4 ~ tie " l.is
EOu.xa
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Nanasma coal IS aa~n, Telephone ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-04
rsang "a. Sn6uqu, SOMA, 9infag en A. September 1884,

ienoe Organization unb oamit cine ein=
beitlide 6iihrllns uno einbeitlide 3ele.
SO fam es, oab BEL jeocr gction aui
eioesenOiiiihem Gebiete bic SmproOiia=
tion INNER Die 9r0Bte &ole ipielte; oa=
nit aber tparen bic mandfaltiglten
Na6tbeile nerbunben. Tieie Nah=
tbeile puroen um 10 idwerer empiun=
ben, als ourd bic ginfihruns uno gr=
meiteruns Der GOltsredte Der Samer=
punt Der politit in's Nolt beriest
wuroe. bic rein parlamentar,ide Sr-
saniiation Der tatboliiden Sdtpei, mar
nidt mebr ausreideno. Bon ben
l.189, ,662 Gatboliten, welde bic
S@weia, sablt iinb 800, 266 obne 8er-
tretuns in Der 8uubessVeriammluna.
go entitano nad lansen gorbereitun=
gen uno geratbunsen Der Yarteitas
bon 2u,ern, ,uelder bic lang eriebnte
pOlitiide Organization fir bic tatbo=
liiae Sameis seidaffen bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-04

SNS SbVHAStISu VI SkItS 0Nb ~bShS
gebra6ten 2Oidapparate eripies Iih
ablolut wirtuusslOs uuo erlt, als
nabesu bic idmmtliden SpriBen oes
requirements allfseboten maren uno
semeinlam in 9lction traten. permohte
man oem 5lammenbeeroe ndber Su
riiden. Sin benahbartes arobes, maj
lioes 6ebduoe, oas gang beionoers
Tponirt itanb, uuroe bon ben 6lam=
men ersriifen.
SieIe tDnnten inoeB, Oant bem
idnellen uno enersii9en Ginibreiten
Der 6suermebr mieber sslOi1t meroen,
bepor iie sroben Sdaoen anseridtet
batten.
Na&n.ittass aesen balb orei llbr
bate man enoli9 oas Geuer 10 tusit
unter GOntrolle, oaB bic Na9bari1aft
als s,ueiieQos gerettet erfldrt peroen
tonnte. Ser S9aoen Der Sirma
8roots Yros. lit nod ni9t siiiern=
mdBls feitsefeat, inoeb immerhin redt
bebeuteno.
Sie 9olsoorratbe, pel6e neben Der
Sa9enilble lagerten, tperoen auf etlpa
$50. 600 seihdBt.
Sas Sotcl vSbe Grainmooo" am
Yrior Gate bel Jarrinston, elm belieb=
ter Sommeraufentbalt bieli9er Gami=
lien, 9lng in Der pergan9enen Na1t
in Jlammen auf.
Sas 8epdd Der Gdhe tonnte groB=
tentbeils gerettet ,peroen, mGbreno
9aus uno MObiliar su 8runo sins.
Der Verlult betrdgt etma $25, 900.
Gbamberlain, g. s.,
80. 9lus.
q. s. Milliams, aug Yercipal. Ne=
brasta. bat auf oem Sdladtieloe. no
8eneral Gutter nit ieiner tapferen
Sbaar ben llntersana fano, einen
&ing 9eiunoen, auf oeiien MuBenieite
bic yta,men bon iiinissbn Sdladteu
oes giirsertrieaes araoirt iino. Seoen=
fails bat oerlelbe einem Der geiallenen
Soloateu 9eb0rt. aber bis oabin bat
iih nod 9iiemano sefunoen, Der oas
&e4t bdtte, oenielben gu retlamiren.
Mibeoille, q. g.. 80. glus.
Ser ebemali9e Marineoffisier 2Ouis
gebes Jr., madte seitern einen Selbit=
moroperlu9, inoem er lib auf ieinsn
Sdbel mari. giniae Stunoen ipdtsr
erlag er Der erbaltenen Nerlebun9.
Seine @eiunobeit mar eribiittert uno
er bate aller Gorausiidt na9 ni9t
lanse mebr 81 leben.
M Montg omerp, Ola.
90. 9lW9.
Ser leBte itarfe 3e9enfall bat oen
6elosrn groBen S1aoen ,u9efiiat.
Grfabrene Qanouirtbe beri1ten, oab
bic YaumupQe um 25 Bis 80 Yroeent
selitten bat.
Gersus sails, Minn.,
80. Mu9.
gu 9laitao srplOoirte beute Der
Sampitellsl elmer Treidmaidine. Bier
Der babel bei@dftisten perionen biiBteu
ibr Seben elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-04
9epei4el1.
SnIamo.
g ort s oipn ienb,
WnSh 20 Sim {


Ser 0ampfer .Gitp Of 5opeta",
tpelder bon Suneau anaetomnen lit,
brin9t Na6ri6ten iiber einen blutisen
3ampf siuiiden ben Gbiltat-S t-Snoianern.
in iueldem ie4s Yerionen oas Xeben
perloren Mno cine beoeutenoe Nnsabl
peripunoet tpuroen. Die Snoiauer
luaren betrllnten. uno ba lie betuaifnet
,uaren, ridteten lie unter einanoer gro-
Bes llnbeil an. Gini9e Sage Dor Der
Webelei paren aus 8ritii1 columbia
stuei cauaoilde Seaelbote nit idledtem
S1naps in Gbilcat an getommen uno
9robe Wailen oaoon muroen ae9en
Geae &c. ausaetauiht. Oarauf aber
be9ann inter ben Snoianern elm tuiloes
Sauisela9e.
gs ipuroen getpalti9e Geuer anae-
3iinoet uno bunoerte BON Snoianer
periammelten iiA. um S9naps su trm=
ten unO gu tan5en.
&esen Moraen entitano iiber einen
unbeoeutenben 8eaenitano elm Streit,
wel9er oamit enoete, oaB Der Gi9rer
Der einen Partei eritoden tpurbe.
Tann tbeilten ii6 bic Ssnoianer in
3lpei Yarteien. uno es begann elm nil
tbenoer &f, mdbreno iid bic bei=
ben S1napsihmu9gler BACON madten.
Oie eini9e Wteilen entiernt pobnen=
ben peiben Mniieoler b0rten bas Bebeul
Der &dmpfenoen, unb oa lie bic uriade
oes Samples ahnten, 10 iuaaten lie ii1
crit am gfadmittaae oes ndblten 3a=
ses in bic Ndhe oss &iplabes.
TOrt bot iid ibnen elm ibredlider
glnblid; I'M san,en Sorie aeritreut ia-
oen toote uno pertpunoete Snoianer.
Ginise iparen i6euBlid psrltiimmelt.
wdbrenb anoere in 6ol9e ibrer 98un=
ben idredlid litten. Sine tleine Sdaar
lleberlebenoer. iiibn 9elna1t Ourd ben
Griols. Mno nod msbr na6 Slut oiir=
iteno, bate lib am Stranoe periam=
melt, uno orobte Yeritdrtunssn 81 bo-
len. I'm bic .psiBen 9lnlieoler Der Nat-
barIdait aussurotten, iporauf Die 9Yei=
bsn in ibrer Nnait na9 Suneau nm
Qiilfe iauoten.
Sur; Dor Der 9lbfabrt bes Tampfers
rSepeta" mar Der 0iilfsltsuereinnsbmer
Slater nit elmer Mannidait al YOro
bes 'Sampfers @reitler" ansetOmmen.
uno nah 6bilcat 9esansen. um Die
Shmuasler su perbaiten. ben Sdnaps
in Yeihla9 su nebmen uno Die Snoia=
ner 81 berubiAen.
Sie Gbilcat=Snoianer iino ein ieino=
lider Stamm uno baben erit ieit ben
lsbten Sabren ben weiBen 0anolsrn ae=
itattet. ibr 8ebiet su betreten. Yei
nlebreren Gieleaenbeiten muBte Der Bou=
perneur eiuen 3olltutter oabiu idideu,
um llnruben su unteroriidem. Wdb=
reno oes Griibiabres tamen ,luei gyeiBe
in Y0ten bic &iiite hinunter ,lno pur=
ben beraubt uno ermOroet. un0 au0en=
biidlib befinoen iiA mebrere oes Wlor.
oes auaetlaate Snoianer in Sitta i'm
8eidnSniB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-04
Yrciie ser Nm;etgeM

Sober 3oa Der SpaIte per Sabr. $l2Oo.
oMpH0te...... 9.7J.
% >. 3Mtopate. ..... 6.Ol
Sir iebe Belle grepier ooer bsreu 9aum, bas
eriteuol Is 9euts.
9eiratbs. unb Iobes.Nn3eseu 5pruda $50
obne Sprud slO0
Mn3eigen. bic benz SeiIts Der tatb Hirh. ,uut.
Der fno, finbeu feiue GuiIabme.
2lnseisen fenos man pate
tens am ,llontaS ,llor.
gen elm.
Sob=Mrbci:en alfer gtrt prompt uuS biuil
ausgefibrt.
cttee Der ..Daiette".
Gde Der Setitcu unp 3oparaj..
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M 0 n ts o erp, Ola.
90. 9lMQ.
MuSIaWO.
2abal, Tepartm. Mapenne, !
%. 9lud.

Qabal, Tepartm. Mapenne.
20. 9lug.
Sic Stdot tpimmelt BON Sremoen,
luelbe iib sur 9inridtuns oes iriiberen
&itars Der Stride in Gntrammes,
Sruneau. einaetunoen haben, Der am
l3. Suli i'm bieligen Miiiiengerihte oes
Mprbes, oes Haubes unb Der Sranb=
itiitun9 iiberiiibrt poroen mar. Saus
ienoe BON yaueru, iuel1e be9ierig iino,
Der Sinri6tung beisuwobnen. babsn
fir mebrere Gage 2ebe,lsmittel nit lib
gebrabt unb campiren in oen Strasen,
no iie Die 3eit nit Sdlaieu. Srinten
unh Gliem lno benz llmberbummelu III
Der Stdbt oes 6efansnihes uerbringen,
wo lie Sieoer lin9en. oeren StrOpben
nit oem S1luBoers enoigen: .Srll=
neau! gSir wOllen Ieinen &opi!" Sn
ben Sinspauien reiBen lie Die oerblten
gBibe uno fiibren einsn Sollenldrm
unter bem 6euiter Der 3elle, in tuelber
Der 9lngetlagte ein9eiperrt 1T. Ser
Sharfribter Teibler 1T bereits bier
einaetroHen. Ssin &ommen erreste
einen iln9ebeuren Subel ,lnter Der
Wlen9e. Cine itarte 2ruppenabtbei-
lung 1T anueieno, I'm et.uai9e glus-
ibreitunsen i'm Geime gu eritiden.
Wenn oas llrtbeil 9e9en ben Mbbe
nibt nod in Der leBten Stunoe umse=
anoert wiro, iO oiirfte bic Sinridtung
oelielben mOrgen bel GasesanbruA
ftattiiuoen.
2apal, 80. 9lug.
@runsau mar bereits mad, als Die
Yeamtsn feline 3eae betraten. nm ibm
ansutiinoiaen, oaB er iib fir bic 9in=
ridtuns fertia gu MAIDEN babe. 9ia@-
Dem er iisb ansetleioet bate, b0rte er
Die Wslie uno empfin9 bic Gomnu-
Mon. Gr flebte 8ott uno Die Merl-
ihen I'M Yerseibuna au fir ,ale Siiu-
ben, bic er be9an9sn haben m01te. uno
bat aud bic 0eiltlihteit um TerSei=
hung. baB er iein 8eliioe oes G0libats
perlebt babe. Damn tbeilte er ieinen
Ye0ieitern nit. oaB er bereit lei. @r
aei9te srobe Raltbliitiaseit. bis Ct am
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-04
Der sails, 3d.,
80. 9luQ.

8eaen brei llbr beute Morsen bra.
den ,lpei permummte Strol1e in oas
@obnsimmer bes 9r. u. Mereer Mno
mib9anoelten ben TottOr unb oeiien
Sobn. bis beioe beiinnunaslos ,uaren.
Damn bur1iu1ten bic Strol1e bas
ganse @aus uno iu9ten nit ibrer
Ysute. Die jeood nur aus 50 uno eini-
gen S1mudiadeu beltano, oas @eite.
Or. Wereer's 3uitanO 1T iebr beosnt-
lid. oa er einen Sbaoelbrub oapon=
Setraaeu. glud bic beialrte Mutter
oes 9ottors, bic bon ben ginbre1ern
nit einem &eDoiper bebrObt puroe.
isbpsbt in Golse oes ausaeitanoenen
Sdredens in 2cbens9efabr.
st. YauI. Minm.. 80. 9lua.
Ssute Wlitta9 brad in oem Saae-
miiblen Gtabliiiemcnt Der 8ebriioer
Yroots. glo. 1923 llniperiitp Moe.. elm
perbssrenoer Yrano aus, oer rieli9
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0ollano.
q m itero a nj. 80. 9(ua,

giner bier BON Satapia einge9an.
gene 0epslhe suiolse beiinoet iib Ma.
taram. Die 0auptitaot Der SnIel 2ubot.
no. bic bollanoliben Sruppeu our6 bic
8alinelen einiae ernlie Sblappsn er.
litten baben, i'm SeliB Der 3ebeuen.
9Deiter bemerft Die Sepeide. oaB Wla.
taram BON Der bOaGnoiIAen Glotte bee
i6oilen tuiro.
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8roB britunnien.
9 on bon, 80. glua.

Ser @iener Correspondent Der
,,Tailp lteips" meloet, oaB Die d)ineli=
ibe Iesieruna benz Yaplt Die Mittbei=
lung bat snseben lallen, oaB iie Ser.
tebrun9en sum ShuBe Der in 6bina
aniaiH9en Gbriiten treifen miiroe, falls
es su ir9eno ,uei1er llnrubsn tomm II
ipQte.
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s t aiien.

IT, 80. WlN.
Sisiige Gorreipcnoenten 2onooner
3eitunsen berlidern, oaB Miar. Sa-
tolli Gnoe 1894 nab &om suriidtebren
weroe. giab ieiuer @eimtsbr geoentt
Der Paplt Die Grsebniiie ieiner 9ltiiIipn
81 beroHentlibeu. Ser bl. Yoter lit
nit oenislben pOllis sufrieoen. Die
Streitfraaen, melbe Die tatboliibe
Stride in ben @ereini9ten Staaten be=
weasn, ieien nunmebr beinabe p0llig
ueltlihtet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-04

GOwes, Ssle Of @isbt.
20. guauit.
Sir Sobn Glapton Gp,uel. SoImei.
iter Der 8onisln, 1T bier ploBlib &c.
Itprben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-04
elsien.

Sru feL 2y. Wll1.
2aut ben aus mebreren Srti1aiten
8elaiens einaelallfencn Neribten bat
oas lluwetter pom leBten Montag iebr
bstrddtli6en Sbaoen angericbtet. ,5n
2iittid iteben nod piele 8ebduoe unter
WaNer uno aui Dem st. 2ambert.
Ylabe lit oas gEalier einen SUB tief;
ludbrenb bes llnwetters itiir;te bas
Wal1sr bic abibiiIii9en StraBen binab.
rib Yhaiterlteine nit li6 fort uno ger.
forte Diele Xaoenienlter.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-10
.LEYS WILL SHOW YOU.

To the Ladies': We are sure
Lays viii politely show yous
Husbands. uncles, fathers and brothers,
He-Yss, hs'li show yous levses,
Just tbs catchisst little watches,
Raiasd o. smooth cAsss, and no botches
lnlaid diamond casss, really,
And the price would knock one silly.
Whsa, = despair, man has troubled
His heain long. until he's muddled,
And his pocketbook has fumbled,
@ov vhaS 70 buy for her" has mumblsd-
Lays win show him.
There 10 dagger now ut Leys',
Mads OF gems 20 fair. Who sses
This bright jewel will declare
Twas made up by the fairies there.
In its head . ruby bright,
Round II diamonds throw their light;
Finished Oh with pearls pure,
Fastened by chain secure.
BY the dagger necklace lay,
Hung with diamond pendants gay.
II you want TO spend your money
On the things that ploaso your "honey,"
Legs will show you.
Diamond earrings, wondrous fair,
Are set with the greatest care,
And sunburst pin 90 bright
Makes Old Sol's sickly light;
Aud the bracelets-what charm
Thrown around pretty arm.
And man seeks with elation
just that kind of occupation.
o. what length Of time IL takes
To clasp bracelet, while 1t makes
An opportunity to buy tho ring
That follows on that sort of thing.
And-see Leys' rings.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-10
WILSON STILL HAS HOPE
BE Says The People Will Coma Back 10
Democracy In Z CanteI.
WHEN THEY FIND IT ALL OUT
This Country Do . Not Belong to
the Irusts and Monopoliss BY q
Long Chalk, and They Can't
Have o., So There!

SEATTLE, Dee. 9.-Ths following lsttsf
from Chairman W. L. Wilson Of the ways
and means committee. addressed to Hon.
George Hazard Of Tacoma was to-day
made public. Wilson, by referring to his
former visit to this state, recalls the fact
that In 1881 be came from his home In
West Virginia through Tacoma, where on
April 30 ho delivered an address:
wAsHISGroN. d. c., Dee. I, 1894.
DEAR HAxzARD-l am very grateful Tor the
kind words which you send me In the name of
my democratic friends In Washington. ap-
preciate their personal and political friendship.
and shall try IS earnestly to deserve it In private
life as In public service.
do not allow myself to pine over my own re-
verse, and as to the general disaster. am con
hdent that tho people will soon .e ,rn that the
democratic party lid not deserve any such
cnast. senient at their hands, and will come back
to Us ~ passlonately m they seem 10
have left US. This country docs not be-
long 10 tho trusts and the monopo-
lies, and no single battle can Civ, it to them.
An army may be defeated. but our cause, as the
old Roman. Alien @ Thurman. said on his TO
cent birthday, rs the c,use OF free institutions
and 10, therefore, invincible."
W.. L WILSON.