davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-17
BALL PLAYER INQUIRE.
The RIGHT FIELDER MEETS WIN
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
FRACTURES HIS SKULL

Hut His Head Out of q Car Win.
dow and struck a Trolley Pole
-Return:ng From Minnehaha
Falls Carried On a Strc:cher
To the Brunswick Hotei and
Attended by DIR. Staples.
Tom Mcclure. the capable and clever
right fielder of the Minneapolis base
bali team. will be obliged TO forego ball
playing for Il long time to come, and it
is likely he will never play game uf
bali again this side of the Rubi:oI. He
met with n terrible accident at about &
O'Clock, and for several hours following
he lay i'll Stupor that reSembled death.
The warm weather and bright sun
shine yesterday attracted great many
people to Minnehaha falls Among
those who visited the historic spot were
Tom Mcclure and his bosom friend
PMvin, the pitcher. Shortly before
O'Clock they boarded an electric Car for
home. About mile this side of the
falls it was noticed that there was
something wrong with the car. Smoke
was seen Issuing from The front
and il was supposed the motor was on
fire. Mcclure leaned out OF car wil-
dow far enough SO that he cOuld see
forward. The car was going along at a
rapid pace, and before MrGuire realized
his danger his head strlsk Il trolley wire
poi-. He was knocked back into his
seat with terrible iurce. When the car
had been brought to standStili 10 all
appearances Mcclure had been killed.
The furce with which his head struck
the pole was sufficient to have killed
him. As il was. 1t rendered him un-
conscious and vat cred up his head in a
terrible manner. The passengers OH
the car arranged the seats so that the
n.ured bail player could be stretched
out and made 10 rest as comfortably as
poSS tie. When the car reached the
corner of W aSliingtGn and First avenues
south Stretcher was procured, and
Mcclure Was carried TO the Brunswick
hotel.
DR.. Staples was called to attend hin
and it was not until nearly ii o'clock
that he evincea any signs of returning
consciousness. 1t was found that the
skull is fractured. 1t was stated at the
hotel at midnight that Mcclure APP
prared tritle better. n great many
people called at the ho,el, when the
accident was made known, but they
were not permitted tn see Tile injured
man. DR.. Staples said that If his tem-
perature could be kept down he might
get along all right. fAe chances were.
however, he sail. that he would die.
provided the weather d!d not get cooler.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-17
Sale Begins Next Monday.

Owing to 4 slight misunderstanding
IN regard 10 the opening day of the seat
sale Tor the summer opera season at the
Bilou, Manager Hays states that the
sale will begin promptly at 10 o'clock
next Monday morning. and that the
telephone orders will receive the usual
attention. After the opera season is in
au5urated seats can be secured two
we: KS in advance, and parties desiring
certain seats saved for each opera pro.
ducton can do so by leaving their
names at the office. From the already
large demand tor seats, the suuuIner
venture al the Bijou is certain OF sue
cess
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-17
MILKING BY MACHINERY.
Farmer Profits by Experience and
Shows Ills Ingenuity.

shows Ills Ingenuity.
Ludwig Stenstrup. of Denmark, has
invented device which will lend a rose
tinted hue to the life of the "hired
man." 1t is machine for milking cows.
For twenty-five years the inventor had
been milking his cows in the primitive
manner. The work of coaxin2 "Oid
Brlndle" into submission every MORN
ing and evening. and of seating himself
in eramped position on lhree-l legged
stool at her side, became lrksome,
especially when he was one day trans
ferred TO the other side of the barnyard
by sudden nervous outshoot OF "Old
Brludle's" right hind hoof.
This set Mr.. Stenstrup to thinking.
The result is that now when milking
time comes he turns crank ami the
machine does the rest.
Throughout Denmark. where the
machine has been hailed with delight,
and used by the overworked dairymen.
change has been noticed in the habits
Of the cattle. Formerly the "hired
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-17
Nuisances Must Go

The superintendent of police is de-
termined that the nickel-iu-tne- slot ma
chimes and the gambling clocks must 90.
Yesterday he issued an order to have
saloons and other places remove the
machines and indulge in no more gam
bling" This order also applied to the
o'clock" at present in operation at Sec
ond avenue south. opposite the Guar
anty Loan building. Several complaints
have been made against the latter place,
and the chief is determined to rid the
city or all nuisances. At least so lie
Says.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-17

DIR. E. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
IKE IN NT, specific for Hysteria. Dizzi-
ness. Fits. Neuralgia, Headache. Nervous
prostration caused by alcohol OF tobacco;
wa1efuiness, Mental Depression, softening
OF Brain, causing insanity. misery, decay,
oeath: premature Old Age. Barrenress, Loss
or Power in either sex, Irnpoleucv' LGncor-
rhea and all Female Weaknesses. Invoiru-
tary Losses Spermatorrbea caused by over
eXertlon OF brain. Self-Abuse. Orer-Indul-
gehce. A months treatment 81, 10. 5. By
NUT We guarantee six boxes 10 cure
Each order for j boxes. with s., will send
written guarantee to refund if not cured.
Guarantees issued only by W. K. Collier
Druggist, Seventh and Sibiey streets, ST Pa1
Nina.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-17

Hoosiers and MiiIers to Meet.
The Indianapolis and Minneapolis
ball tossers will cross bats today at Ath-
letic park, when an exciting contest is
looked for.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-17
TO BREAK .,ow.l THE RING S.

!Snat:us Donnelly on the Grain
Growers Convent n.
In referring to his motive for calling
grain growers convention in Mime
apoiIS, July II, Iguatius Donnelly has
this to say:
I'VE do not propose to withdraw all
M!nnesota's wheat this fall from mar
Net. That would be dangerous eX-
pertinent. Ii the farmers all agreed 10
sci! Their wheat. say Oh tile lSt OF May
next. the rings would make herculean
efforts to break down the price at that
time, ANA they might succeed. We pro-
Dose TO sell Oil the iSt of September. the
LIST OF October, the lst Ut NuyeinUtr,e ETC..
and at any other dates wneH in thu
Judgment of the committee the prices
are satisfactory. We cannot aft nj to
pat all our eggs in one basket. Ours is
not a '.iold-yOur-wheat' movement, but
a 'selI-your wheat at the hi sheSt-price'
movement.
The custom is: Can man with lOO,-
Coz bushels OF wheat to sell command Il
better price and cheaper trans portation
than the man with tory bushels to sell?
Of course he can. The bonanza farmers,
like Dalrynple, have always Obtained
higher prices aid cheaper raiiroat rates
tHaa tne poor devils llVlitg arUun,t tlleIn.
Suppose the farmers of Polk county hail
half million bash,.ls to ship, in body.
on the lst OF Ucto3er next, do yoI not
think they could talk persuasivcly to the
Great Northern AMI the NOrthern Pa
cific, and p ,ssibly even to the Canadian
Pacific, Us TO reduce rates? And would
not the same rule hold gooI with the
roads between Minneapolis or Duluth
and New York?
"Wnile it is true that the prica of
wheat is made i'll Liverpool, the price
of the United States crop enters into
the establishment OF that price. Now
We are slumping it and slushing it OH
the market. as the fifth OF cities is
emptied by sewers. No one cares how
low it falls IN prices-tn commissions.
the transportation AMI the stealiugs OF
1t are The same. whether it nets the
farmer 50 cents or 81 bushel. There
fore the pro .ucer is the only one inter
eSted in keeping up the price, and he
must organ re 10 defend himself.
I'VE have no desire TO injure the Min
neapolis miilers, and we hope III the
long run to benefit tllem.'
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-17
DR.. NELSON

ND AlEI cnkS 21years' exper .ence In
IN. HELOOH hospital and oiiico
practice reguler ply
diseases; soiicits calls all who have failed n
i0rmer attempts TO get well; no exper imens.
quackery or allure. Medicines :or iniec tiolls or
poisonous diseases of the urinary organs Cure re-
cent cases in one day, stopping mucous dischar ges
IRRITATION, scaiding and Inflammation. Never
worst types chronic diseases pains in the flesh
ana bones red spots ulcers old sores on the lin bs
ana al other :orms Pc .sibl'. Patients WHO con.
SUIT DR.. Nelson are always satisfied. Gentem en-,
yy9ung ana middle aged, dosing or months with
sunerins, sick amd sore, better today ana worse
tomorrow, time and money thrown away; infiam-
nation aches, pains and blood poison, Increasing
debility. decay, mental AID physical prostrati1n,
loss OF muscular power sure 10 follow, pimples
fashes. ulcers, lDss har. i'll the tn Ia and
mouth, II etime o! misery, visit DR.. Hugh Nelson
22j and 22S Washington Avenue south, Minnelp
IS. Iwenty-seven years experience Hours-ll
TO u, ITO 5. and toA
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-17

been cared for during the past year, the
building and all its appointments being
| In fine condition. With the exception
! of a typhoid fever epidemic last fall,
| caused by break in sanitary convey
| pnces, there has been very little illness
! in the homo.
In reporting on st. Luke'S hospital at
! st. Paul, DR.. Mann had only words OF
! praise for the perfect equipment and
! management of that institution. Owing
ID the amount of work which Is con.
stantly Increasing in the hospital it has
| 1cen necessary to add two more ply
| siclans to the house staff. which is thus
| increased to seven members.
{ a review OF the cases treated was read
and glowing tribute was paid to the
memory OF DR.. Charles Dorian, OF the
house staff. whose death occurred \ short
! ZINE ago.
! Dr. Williamson then reported on the
| Minneapolis Homeopathic hospital.
/ The number of patients admitted dur
| ing tho year was l75: plumber DIS
charged, 1863; number discharged or re-
! covered, l0l; number improved, 81; un-
Improved. 2; died, l3: classifi ii as COM
ing Tor examinations and diagnosis. n.
! III the training school for nurses the
staff delivered tfty-nine lectures last
year. nine nurses bciug graduated.
| DR.. Beaumont submitted report on
/ the Minneapolis free dispensary all
the homeopathic department OF tue
, state university was reported upon, it
being announced that after 1875 four
year course OF eight months would be
obligatory, instead of only three years.
as at present. The report OF censprs
recommended the following as eligible
to membership in the institute. and the
secretary was Instructed to cast vote
for them: Frank .. Higbee. ST. Paul;
Il. Rasmussen, Minneapolis; Mrs. E5-
Their Young. Minneapolis; DR.. Palmer,
j Minneapolis. DR.. G. \. BaDendrier was
! admitted by specia! vote.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS. U 7
The election OF officers took place last
evening. resulting us follows:
Z. B. Pillsbury. Duluth, president:
| l.. Il. Wiibertun. WlnOna. first vice
president; A. Nj. Eastman. st. Paul, Sec
ond vice president; Dr. II. Z. Alurich,
minneapolis, secretary: DR.. \. Lucke,
Minneapolis. treasurer.
List night all informal banquet was
enjoyed at the Commercial cluo.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-17
Smoke Nuisance Must Go.

After many veXatious delays the
Auch-advertised smoke ordinance will
finally go into effect Oh June 1. when
IL Is to be hoped that patient and long
suffering public will Ee rid once and
Tor all OF Ibis pesuferous nuisance.
The internal machines Oh the big
business blocks which daily vomit forth
their burden of black. mephitic stuff
VII! be muzzied, and it is understood
tHat inc railroad companies will be
required 10 place the consumers on
switch engines, for all of which the
public Is duly thankful.
The Casselton Reporter says the idea
Is prevalent that the Republicans can
WIN this year with any sort OF ticket.
i nat may be. but II Is 4 safe rule to al
ways put up the Test and strongest
ilcAet posSioIe.-Jameslown On. d.
Capital.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-17

Naw Gasoline Stoves. SI97. We can save
NOW you from So to SIC. 90 on Gasoline
Stoves. Have all styles
Roberts, $40 Nicollet Az.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-17

Yesterday Was Newspaper" Day
The reporters We're the
Principal Witnesses "Bob"
Strong One of the Principal
Characters in the Comedy =
Motion for Dismissal Denied.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-24
sorIcg TO CONTRACTORS.

BITS FOR SUPPLIES for The Washirss
ton Sos15ers Home frUr1 January 4 Iess-
to jay = 80 Prices 10 y ErtsS1A u
dressed Is --.lSsees soldiers hculs- or,
ting. tusorss3 lids fer St1Tfa.s -, So
60 % there 81 or before IaTa5Ty : AaSS-
SCHEDULE No l. "a
ls9e % ,u1s eettsvsne. nrSt 9eahs
losl2.1 ro4lsI de4lFsres1 e2ea week 80 ~
SCHEDULE No
tank kerosene each wesk IN nrsf quar-
ter second sS arsewe%i.
SCHEDULE No.
tor. - f.aur.sss r.sr week as ordered
Schedule. No. 1
S.9e roUr1s chop feed
ace pourats rolled barley
.ssa poarss wheat chicken feed
SCHEDULE NO 5
go pcuuEs gaSaSfed ard grosfn1 couees
rot 10 excee3 : cents per peurst-
20 EcuraS uncnsoFe3 japan ter ne 70
exceed > csnts per pune. ere poS sss,l -
he sent 70 th@ home as a sample before
January !, isSa. Goods 20 b. shipped as OF
SCHEDULE NO. s
boxes LennoI soap.
boxes Ivory soap.
cases Gold Dust.
- cases Economy milk
: cases Cove oysters
70 cases standard table peaches.
cases Slanaarf table pAun1s
) cases Standard table caerraes
: cases Silver Gloss starch
cases gsrr1eas
. cases Concentrated I've.
Is cases tomatoes. ; i-s pounds cans.
5 cases corn.
cases ap-1cots.
se9 pounds granulased sugar.
90 pounds C. sugar
- Pounds evarlratees apples.
400 pounds evaporatei prunes-
SO p0Ga1S evan0rafet peaches.
$50 poussis evap0rated agricots.
- pounds Cc4sulans mustard
loo pounds sage.
- pounds VeFmicilI.
. pounds taPsoca-
ITO pounds pearl barley
Leo poGneS> Ne. No; ] white beans.
80 pounds No. I rice.
50 pounds split peas.
4e0 pounds dry salt Goldfish.
l.eeo pounds Liverpool salt.
co pounGs IL ground salt.
20 pounds soda crackers.
90 pounds Zante currants
] case Sapolio.
] forae-half barrea) syrup. amber rps.
barrels vinegar. 80 proof.
tone-half harren mixed pickles.
loo roundS macarani No. l.
100 pounds Lime Kiln smoking tobacco
e OUNCE.
$50 pounds Seal Of North Carolina srnok-
ing tobacco e ounce).
go poanas Star chewing tobacco.
7VS pounds n . climax chewing tobacco.
SCHEDULE NO. T.
700 pounds graham -four.
100 pounds yellow corn meal.
200 pounds rolled oats
90 pounds huckwhest Hour.
SCHEDULE No. g.
30 barrels -four (very hesta.
SCHEDULE NO. g.
so pounds breakfast bacon.
$40 pounds sugar cured hams.
500 pounds dry salt sides.
SCHEDULE M. TO-
cases Canpbells baking powder C. liz
Anchor brarsil.
20 POUNDS pure ground pepper.
pounds ground allspice.
dozen S-ounca Standard extract lemon.
dozen s-ounce Standard extract van
MA.
BY order of board Of trustees.
GEO II R0ARDMAN
THOMAS NJ. YOUNG.
Purchasing Committee.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-24

ORDINANCE NO 3e32 IA ass|
accepting a certain convey - - ~
from James 81. Coigaah aIss 80
esLabiisalna and widening De II
In the clty % seattle Over
thereby conveyed sn4 sfs
whereas, James n. Coinaan. 49, ~
II. Coiu8n, ms wife, pave ifsss.ssN
the city Of Seattle des2 49, ''.s, lsscsz'
Is, ieJ8. conveying me if.igA.asssd -
tracts. lots. or parc.is = ..,...esv 4 q
lying ard being ia the esf'@A - es.a6as77||
and state OF Washington. - ~ 81
bounded and described ~ is ,sse-sess ifss,
Two certain pQrtiars % ne - sa 8
commonly desert bed as 1870 E1eg
the unrecoTtiei plat 81 TIE - - -
stead Association, fscf aIltsass. aresglss
one-half u-ZJ OF the noffnS = - ~ =
tex tl-D Of the southwest .l- 10 : q q
OF the southeast one-Qha - ~ " "
ton four "a In township tss1s,h~ "
north. range -four (il east !. fs.as #
annette meridian. said $500 Z
tfetllarly deeer.f,e,N ~ fosows,., q ~
F'lrst-ConmeHc Al . r,ssgss ].
tract No 81 where the - - -
Bush street IS lntersects3 - fsazs !,
margin OF GerInaine assa .s irssrziss !. :
tnenee north along tas a.ssrst7 - 4
pitsb streef thir.t t--fi ne afs4 1893
dredths Co 20-l0D feet, tas sss,.tfern ~,
.-gsy a9cns~ q .-u~vs- ~ he HhtAssss 90,
az forty tsal feet 20 a point -.
fnargin cR Geruiine at. 49, -
thirfF-nine art 49, srfsEFe Z.
(sS a1-t69) feet east from sis..h s-srszz =
wsta tEe east m rc.D - "a fssssss !,
said margin 81 Bush street ~ eaFss. =
avenue being tangent y shsfss 4
fhe ssr,l,7te IN fuferseetaNs ,~ssgs9 =
theme west along aaki 1.fsh III Ess
CFermaine avenue tHirty-iiA!sias 80 vsss :
hunsiresfths 90 45-ie1} feet u -
beginning. aslnf
tract X 81 where the ~ -
Bnsh street = interseeissf .. - 80
margin or Cserm5g3ae 49, ...st s.
thence Forth atoms the ..s~ass 4 So. "a.
~ gstgsBa efrAff fgefE aisia $3.50 @a1f3Fesss..
Artltbs 60 s2-103i feet fstst .sgra -
eriy alorg a curve II The sl.' - - y
Of forty i49s leey = asenes "A
rorfn ma ~gifs ~ German - =.
ant fog.fv ars9 eieh'9 8 z Z.
"a sg-iom feet west lrote rs.s 49, s.rss<
with the west margin *
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-24
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT Roll
tice of assessment roll ~ local EFT
Tnent district No. ~. tor me III
ment az Union street. under orals~
No. 3,5s6. and hearing thereon.
Notice is hereby given that ne -
ment roll OF local Improvement & -
No. 81 for the improvement q -
street. from east margin u ffehi ~.
10 west margin Of Second street. ri
ordinance No. 35S6. has been Reports u
the board OF public works q ths
council OF the city ~ Seattle aa9 ~
on file IL the office ~ the city refH 80
same IS now open FOR public lnSpee..s S
said Office. and VIII reulain ops1 q
spectlon until MONDAY. The liia - e
January. 1925. at O'Clock r r.. - - n
persons Interested are hereby ffa1tsss ~
appear before the city couHcd Y srss~~l
session % he held in the rouarsa 4. 80 ~
hcTs of the house Of delegates "a y
hall on the ffth day Of JanB8Ff, ~
O'Clock D. m. and make ohieei,9bf -
10. At said time so fxed tae = !.
will consider any and al eotec7eas. Z 4
and viii make slica cnrrfcfiens 3 -
roll as n deems Just. and VIII shsa s.ss "a
the amount of such cost atses7es n afss ~
street crossings (which shall pe ~ NJ
the general road fund a fae ~
VIII then by ordinance sTpfgt~ $3.50
and levy and assess the alae4s .h,ss|
against each parcel and lof Il - 81
in said roll. 2 nj declare the 81
thereon. Said matter may = &. Il,
70 p later date If 80 Oraered ps~tssr
council. H. + s.s.ss
city Clerk Of the city 81 - ~.
Date % first publication pess'A
1891.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-24
nrarns $50 rrsEgAL.

fsfsG7sfTF.-Ax esSrflsale. Erkfay. Deem
sYfr e 1874 fsfasst 81. Hester. father -
~ an3 81 Ft9ster. ~ afyegss&F. agss1 u
EaTfirsa ugsf - Held tfslv Turrstus az i3
nsrlaAk - Fssaeeg 4 Stewart cfsa -. tn
tsv~sresf lr Esase View cemetery
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-24
ApvrnrIsEms NOTICE

Advertisers desiring display advertise
merits Charged for the sgnsay issue must
hsne be eupy ~ j clock Saturday - m
sure change.
PogT- fsTELLFesgNcE.R CO
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-24
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state Of WASHINGTON Tor the county or
Pierce lie Roy Pratt ct al. plalntils,
rs. Garretson, Woodruff, Pratt COM
. pany. defendant. Notice. ,,s
Pratt Company | Will sell under an order
of court all book accounts. accounts, bitis
receivable, notes, notes secured oS
mortgages and otherwise, with their Sc,
curity chooses IN scttcn. judgments ana
real estate now belonging TO me estate
OF GarrefSon Woodruff. Pratt Company
an itemized list of which is now on NE
in the above named court and also on ME
Nineteenth street and Pacific avenue, IA
the city of Tacoma, Pierce county, Nas'-
ington. The real estate also includes the
equity in the building and lots on the
corner OF Nineteenth street and Peeinc
avenue in Tacoma.
Lids on the separate accounts, notes,
n .,tes secured by mortgages and other
wise. judgments and chooses IN acton VIII
be received. Real estate VIII be sofa IN
separate parcels. The sale 70 be 10 the
highest bidder for cash. subject 20 con-
firfnati0n OF the above court. Motion Ter
confirmation TO he heard in the aooke
court at 10 a. M. December 18th. 1891 Ine
sale to take place at 10 o'clock a. m, De-
cember 18th, 1884. at the G. street entrance
OF the court house building in Tacoma
Pierce county. Washington.
OTIS SPRAGUE.
Receiver of Garretson, Woodruff, Pratt
Company.
Dated al Tacoma. December 18th. 1894.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-24
EIETfss.

u&ZrE n NJ ln seattse, Sk-s5s saYs -
$3.50 - fss4 - fA@ ~sss * f<Fs HHx-
sstfrs. a saa. ussssf t@eise ard . neAf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-24
CONSERVATION OF au>ic.

SrATTf. = esaNSfr,t tTfasS 90 Music
a., TSavsnna Seminary. Mrs Beck. \.
NJ Il NJ director. Satisfactory Pro.
x-rsSs guarantee. Branch studio az
Hotel Stevens
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-24

Advertisement urfer the h4as - List.
Fsaaa Fer Sags. FOR Rent ara Et1atioris
Wanted viii sss Inserted as fns rate ~ !
cesf = word each lnaersi9n. Payment a.
waFs ~ advance No advertisements re-
celxea gar less Than = cents
NOTICE The business oface az TIRE
post-InseiIE~s ncer is open uNfsl II ?. n.
Sunday houFa Q r. M, 10 2. u. slassi-
fIes advertisement VIII be feessYesa ~ -
this tire.
Advertisements wgli be rfceiyea a.
branch Offices ~ the Post-lnfelkgencs at
TACOMA rg RHs.Aal-lil6 fsaelac avenue.
Thomas Summons Manager
pFT Tow ssSfs y ft- French 4 Springer
HELIaSGHAN BAY Ef1REAT1-Nsw
yhatceYu eornsr Holly and Canoe streets.
@. IL Culver Manager.
Tfle faIiowIng letters await ADVERTISERS