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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-04-25
OszustWO.

OAKLAND, CAL, "a kwiet.
julius Bernstein, kt6ry tu cd
lat dosy6 niepomyslnie prowa.
dzi4 rozmaite interesa, W pa.
zdzierniku zesz}ego roku znik}
z miasta, pozostawiwszy listy,
z kt6rych MONA by}o wnosid,
ze zamierza odebrac sobie zy.
Gle powodu, re wierzycielom
opedzic sic ME moze. Rodzina
jego znajdowa}a sic W stosun.
kach op}akanych, ale zycie
Bernsteina by}o ubezpieczone
W r6znych Towarzystwach ma
$4,000, a mianowicie ma $4,000
u Odd Fellows, ma 1000 u
stowarzyszenia B. Maj Berth,
a ma $4,000 u United Work
men. Wkrotce po zniknieciu
Bernsteina jego iona pr6bo
wa}a otrzymac te sunny ubez-
piecze6, ale re ME mog}a udo'
wodnit, IL maz jej umar}, prze.
to ME wyp}acono jej tego. Ma
koniec jednak stowarzyszenie
B. Mai Berth wyp}aci}o S2,-
900 pewnemu mezowi zaufa
MIA, polecajsc mu zarzsdzac
temi pieniedzmi przez przeciag
dw6ch lat. Kiedy to nastapi}o,
Bernsteinowa u}ozy1a sic O.
wynn mezem zaufania, re po
wr6ci do Niemiec re swemi
dziecmi, a on ma sic starac
pienisdze owe jej przesfa6 jak
najpredzej. Istotnie wyjechata
wkr6tce. Teraz zas nadchodzi
wiadomosG Detroit, Mich,
re GAIA rodzlna, Wraz ,hle-
zywym" Bernsteinem tam mle'
ska sobie szczesliwie. Oczy-
wiscie skarga zosta}a wniesio'
na.
Kwarantana przeciW miastu
Chicago.
CINCINNATI, o., "a kwiet.
Stanowy urzad zdrowia po
swojem tutejszem posiedzeniu
udzieli1 rade urzedowi zdro.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-04-25

koncoWego punKJu Kolel TAX
samowolnie postapic, odpo-
wiedziai, ze dotychczas to iuz
czynili. Pociag przejecha}
przez strome CORY W Butte z
szybkoscia So mil ma godzine,
a biegli i doswiadczeni kon-
duktorzy reszta s}uzby kole-
jowej 60 prowadzi}a. Ma pre-.
stroge -telegrafczna urzedni-
k6w, by strzegli sic spotkania
z innymi pociagami, odpowie-
dzieli: ,,Jesli ME chcecie, by
vase pociagi zosta}y uszko-
dzone, to zabierajcie je z ma
szej drogi." Coxeyauie tu
wieczerzali jeszcze ME zdecy-
dowali sic, czy W nocy pojada
dalej. Jesli wyrusza wkr6tce,
to przybeda jutro wieczorem
do St. Paul.
ST. PAUL, MINI, "a kwie.
tnia. Wedle ostatnich tn nade-
slanych wiadomosci, nwojo-
wnicy" Hogana po wieczerzy
puscili sic W dalsza droge
Livingston ma wsch6d, a tu-
tejsi urzednicy kolei rozes}ali
rozkazy, by droge kolejowa
utrzymywac dIa Mich wolna
cd innych pociag6w. Kiedy
zapytYwano sic te sprawe
tutejszego zarzadu Kendricka,
odpowiedzia} tenze: mic vie,
Gel na teraz zrobic ME mozemy,
gdyz zycie ludzkle cenlmy
nadto wysoko, azeby5my ina
czej mogli postapic", Jutro
wieczorem moze ten oddzla4
armii tu przybyt. zbiera juz
dla Mich sk1adki tutaj kazno.
dzieja David Morgan. Niewla.
domo, jak wobec tego w1adze
sic zachowaja. W Livingston
postarano sic o rozkaz areszto-
wanna przeciw ,jenera1owi"
Hogan "a kradziez pociagu.
w spraWie strajku ma kOlei
Great Northern.
ST. PAUL, MINI, "a kwiet.
Komitet konferencyjny straj-
ker6w zako1czy} dzisiaj vie
czorem swe narady. Jednakze
co do rezultatu tychze mic ME
chce zdradzic. Cz1onkowie je-
60 tylko powiadaja, re przy.
sill DO pewnych stanoWczych
decyzyj i powzlsli pewne po-
stanowienia, ale wyjawia swe
plany dopiero po naradzie Z
prezydentem Hillem, kt6ra ma
sic odbyc jutro wieczorem.
no1ucfUn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-04-25

pfomieni wyratowana.
PAM Katarzyna Brady, zam. pm.
BIB W. Fullerton ave., wczoraj o
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-11-16
Wonderful Cure by Electricity.

Mr.. Editor: For years have been
sorely afflicted with sciatic rheuma-
tism, which resulted in partial paraly-
sis of one leg. also had kidney and
bladder trouble, with constant desire
TO evacuate the bladder. In this de-
plorable condition l consulted DIR.
Darrin, who informed me l could be
cured. Six weeks electrical treat
ment, as given by him, has cured my
rheumatism and kidney complaint
and the numbness is almost thing of
the past. My health has improved
beyond belief, color to my cheeks and
strength impaired to every nerve and
muscle. Refer to me at C. Hofstet-
ter's harness shop, 1915 Pacific avenue,
Tacoma. T. S. HUBBARD.
CANCER CURED By ELECTRICITY.
Mr.. Editor-Sir: For fully two
years / have had a sore on my ear, of
cancerous nature. DIR. Darrin cured
me in one month with electricity and
medicines. Refer to me at Sylvan,
Wn. A. ADAMS.
DIR. Darrin is located at Hotel Chill.
berg, Tacoma, and will treat the poor
free medicines excepted) from 10 to
ii daily. Hours for all, 10 A. N. to 8
P. NJ. Sundays, 10 to 2. Consultation
free. All durable chronic, acute and
and private diseases in men or women
successfully treated. In most case,
only one visit required at the doctors
office. Question blanks and circulars
sent free.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-11-16
dered paid
The City Election.

An election of city officers will be
held on Tuesday. the 4th day of De.
cember, for selection of the following
officer Mayor, Attorney. Marshal,
Clerk, Treasurer, Health Officer
Councilman at Large, and Council.
men for the Second, Fourth and Sixth
wards.
The polls will open at 8 A. NJ. and
close at Z p. NJ. and be held at the fol.
lowing places, under supervision Of
the named election boards:
First ward-Polling place, Court.
house basement; inspectors, H. b
McElroy; judges, Geo. A. Barnes and
+. A. Stevens.
Second ward-Polling place, Hook
and Ladder room, Columbia hall in.
spector. A. H. Chambers; judges. II
Sabin, Leo Dobrin.
Third ward-Polling place, Union
block; inspector, Il. C.. Van Epps
judges, A. L. Ericsson, w. S. Maris.
Fourth ward-Polling place, Byrne
building, between Cherry and Chest
nut streets; inspector, David Lincoln
judges, J. q. McFadden, J. w. Dent.
Fifth ward-Polling place, Dolan
building, corner Thirteenth and MAR
streets; inspector, w. f. Mitchell
judges, John Yantis, Val A. Milroy.
Sixth ward-Polling place, Por
Townsend Southern depot; inspector
S. G. ward; judges, A. E. Woodland, H
| B, Smedley.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-11-16

The furnishing Of brush to sustain
the embankments made in our harbor
Improvements proves n much larger
job than was contemplated by our
City Council, and the efforts of Van
Epps & McClelland to keep up with
the work have been supplemented by
employment of all the teams that can
be obtained to haul brush from all
available points of supply. A gang of
men are at work on Bush prairie and
car loads are brought in daily by the
Port Townsend Southern. A large
force of workmen are employed, night
and day forming the bulkhead. 1t is
made bytirst driving row Of pilesalong
the front and one Is or 20 feet back.
between these are laid the "brush,"
consisting of fir trees from ten to
twenty feet long. the butts outward,
interspersed with LAYERS of hay. This is
weighted down with alternate deposits
of mud. The water as passing
from the dredger, heavily charged with
silt percolates through this mass Of
boughs and hay, soon become firm EN-.
bankment, which holds the remainder
of the mud from the discharge pipe,
The work so far has been on the
eastern abutment of the channel, ex.
tending from Third street, on the
north to the alley between Fourth
and Fifth on the south side of Long
bridge. 1t seems to be durable, and it
is thought will withstand the severe
wash from the ebb and flow of the
tide, which will as the work progresses
pass with the rapidity of the current of a
mill-race between the two abutments.
Another channel will be left near the
depot on Westside.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-11-16
Notice Of Foreclosure Sale.
No. l24S.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TIIURSTON
County, State of Washington.
Frederick y. Heustis. plaintiff. vs.. A. II. Cham
bers. c. J. Lord and Robert Frost. all rs exec
utors of the estate OF Alexander FarQuhar
deceased, Nellie Farquhar. widow of said AL
exander Farquhar. Edward N. Farquhar and
Annie Farquhar, his wife,. Annie Allen and
George &. Allen. her husband, Mary Ebey
widow. John A. Trout and Emma Trout, his
wife. Julia F. Esmond. mieor. and John y.
Esmond. minor, and II j. Marcy as guardian
and William Strnger and Marion Stringer, his
wife, and A. II. Chambers, e. J. Lord and
Robert Frost, all as administrators Of the es-
tate Of Jane Mckay Farquhar, deceased. de-
PENDANTS.
Under and BY virtue Of . special execution ia
sued out Of and under the seal Of the said Sape-
rior Court Of the state Of Wellington. In snd for
Der, 1894. to me directed and delivered. for .
judgment rendered In said Court In the above
fsa4 n s1Sr on OF me an d.y q
against said Nellie farquhar, defendant, for the
cum Of aeven thousand, five hundred ninety
three and 47ioo dollars o. :ssa;4l. and costs
legal interest from date. together with costs Of
sale. said Judgment being Q Judgment OF fore.
ell. closure Of . certain mortgage In which Judgment
OF land lying and being In the county OF Thurs.
ton and state Of ashington, bounded and de-
scribed ~ follows, to- wit:
All OF block numbered forty seven ts,) IN the
town tnow city) Of Olympia, In said county Of
Thurston. state OF washington, containing
eight lots numbered from one TO eight cousec.
utively. - the sxme 10 desiguatcd SIT forth aud
described upon the official plat and map OF the
town OF Olympia" 10 called, hied and % record
In the once Of the Auditor Of said county Of
Thurstor. State Of Washington, said block forty
seven tt7). being bounded on the north by Sew.
enth street, on the east by Jefferson street on
the south by Eighth street aud ON the west by
Adams street, In and Of said ely Of Olympia
Saving and excepting. however out OF said
block the "right-of, way" through lots numbered
three 60 and four ( thereof. heretofore " anied
BY said Alexander farquhar aud Nellie FsFQu-
har, his wife, to the Tacoma Olympia and
Gray's Harbof Railroad Company, by deed dated
september 9Th. lsy0. and recorded In the Aud
itor's Office of said county Of Thurston and state
Of Washington. In volume ~ of deed records
thereof at page 3i6
Notice IL hereby given that on the esth day Of
November A. ID. isvi, At ten o'clock In the fore
noon OF said day, at the Ashiugtou street front
door OF the court.house at Olympia. In Thurstou
county. Washington. will cell the above de
scribed real estate, or 80 much thereof may be
necessary to satisfy said Judgment, besides al,
costs, interest and accrued costs at public auc
ton. for cash In hand. to the highest bidder
Dated at Olympia, Washington, this 10Th day
OF Ovtober. A. ID. 1854.
q. 4. PRINCE,
Sheriff OF Thurston county, VI Washington.
by ,. L. NoRrHUP, Deputy.
uAlGHr 4 OwiNGs.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Date OF first publication. October ID. 1874.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-11-16
Summons.

y the Superior Court of the State Of Washing.
ton. In and for the county Of Thunton.
Eunice NJ. Turpin. u
Plaintiff.
Cora X. Atwell and Ho- I summons.
mer &. Atwell, her hus-
band, Defendants
The state OF Washington Ia Cora X. AtwcII and
Homer &. Atwell. her husband:
Sou and each of you are hereby summoned
To appear within twenty (.O) days after the ser.
vice OF this summons. II served upon you with
in the state of Washington; and within sixty
VDl days. II served upon YOU without the State
OF Washinyto". exclusive Of the day of service
ana defend the above entitled action in the
superior Jurt Of the State OF Washington. for
Ihurs'"u county. holding terms at olympia;
anu serve copy Of youf answer or other plead
lug. on the persons whose names are subscribed
10 inns summons. at the place herein specified
In case OF your failure 50 to do Judgment viii
DE rendered against you and each OF Won a.
cordinx To the demands Of the compliant wh,r,
VIII be filed in the office uf the CLERK of s,IJ
Court. copy of which 10 herewith served upon
you. FIFTH & CAMPBELL
Attorneys for Plaintiff
PostoniCe address. Rooms 8 aud :. ChiIhery
Block, Olympia. Washington.
Date OF first publication. Oct l.. 1891.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-11-16
New Interpretations.

The following articles of incorpora-
ton have been filed with the Secretary
of State.
North Seattle Pharmacy of Seattle,
capital $4,000. Incorporators: r. X.
Latimer, p. Brakeman, Albert Meller
and W. H. Whittlesey.
Safety Investment company of Ia
coma. Incorporators: Henry Law
renee. VIM. P. Hopping and f. NJ.
Harshberg. Capital $4,000.
The Cle-Elum Mercantile company
of Cle-Elum. Incorporators: Walter
J. Reed, W. S. Smith, E. f. Wager, w.
G. Johnson and Annie Johnson. Cap
ital $4,000.
Renton Farm company of Seattle.
Incorporators: J. ID. Lowman, and
Bernard Pelly. Capital $4,000.
Rapperswyll Colony company of
Whatcom county. Incorporators: An
thony Klawiter, Peter Zobrist and
Stanley Makowsl,i. Capital $4,000,
in 400 shares of 500 each. Object, to
build railways, operate electric and gas
lighting systems, and do general real
estate business.
British Columbia and Puget Sound
Coal company of Tacoma. Incor-
porators: W. l.. Kinsey, +. E. Behs-
we'll, and w. Clifton. Capital $l2,-
600, in 120 shares of 800 each. Oh.
ject, mining and dealing in coal.
Clinton Stone and Coal company OF
Tacoma. Incorporators Joseph Nc
Cabe and jeremiah OConnor. Cap
ital $4,000.
Toklas, Singerman & Co. of Seattle
Incorporators: Ferdinand Toklas, p.
Singerman and c. A. Chiniquy. Cap
ital $4,000.
John Landstrom & Co. of Seattle
Incorporators John Landstrom, Will
liam Good and Milda Erikson. Cap
ital $1,000.
State Lumber Co. OF Seattle. In
corporators: Richard Agassiz and An
drew Jameson. Capital 5000.
Northern Construction Co. Of Ia
coma. Incorporators: w. G. Gosslin
+. NJ. Gribble and q. D. Hickix. Cap.
ital 100000.
The North Leavenworth Coke and
Coal Co. of LesvenwOrth. Incorpor.
ators: F. A. Losecamp, J. w. Arthur
and Harry eager, Capital $500, 900.
Myers Bros. company of Everett
Incorporators Wheeler F. Myers and
Geo w. Myers. Capital 5000.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-11-16
Sherifs Sale

ON SPECIAL EXECUTION.
CUPERIOR COURT. State of Washington, in
~ and for Thurst0n county.
Land Mortgage Bank of Northwestern America,
Limited, Of England, "a corporafion), Plain
this, vs.. Sylvester Il. Barbee and May A. Bar
bee, Defendants.
Under and by virtue Of . special execution H.
Washington, holding terms at Olympia, In and
Tor Thureton county, said State, on the 18th day
OF November: a. d. 1894, ON a judgment and de-
cree rendered In said Court en- the 3lst day Of
October, A. ID. 1894. in favor of the above named
PLAINTIFF, Land Mortgage Bank of Northwestern
America. Limited. Of England, "a corporation),
vester II. Barbee and May A. Barbee, for the
sum Of five thousand three hundred ninety seven
and l-lO0 ($5Ss 70D dollars, with interest at the
an attorneys fee of four hundred eighty ($4SO OO)
dollars, together with costs Of suit taxed at six
teen and TO 100 (sl6 COY dollars, and amounting
ninety three and 6ll(U (S5. s936l) doilars, which
said special execution was to me az Sheriff Of
Thurston county: Washington. duly directed
and delivered, and by which am commanded to
sell at public auction according to law, the fol-
lowing described real estate, tO-wit:
Parts Of sections eight (s), and nine (s). in
west, situated in Thurston county, Washington,
more particularly described as follows to wit:
Commencing at point thirteen (l3) chains
and sixty nine (6g) links, east OF the corner Of
township seventeen az, north Of range two (2)
west, thence south forty (4O) chains, thence west
eighty (SO) chains thence north forty (40) chains
and nine w links. to post thirteen (l3) chains
and sixty nine (69) links. east Of the corner Of
sections five (5) six (6) seven o. and eight (s).
in said township seventeen "a, thence east be-
tween sections five (5), and eight (S) eighty (sO)
chains. to the place Of beginning. containing
three hundred twenty 600 acres, known as the
donation Land Claim of Nelson Barnes, Jr., No.
81, subject to right of way one hundred goo
feet wide, granted 10 the Tacoma, Olympia and
Gray's HarbOr Railroad Company, As described
In Volume p of Deeds, on page 49, of the re-
cords OF said Thurstou county, together with al |
the tenements, Entertainments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging
Public notice IL hereby given that have this
day levied upon the above described property,
and will on the 18th day of December, A. d. 1894,
at 10 O'Clock A. N. of said day at the front door
of the Court house Of said 1hurston county, In
the city of Olym Ia, sell the same at public auc
ton to the highest bidder for cash. or mu ch
thereof as may be necessary to raise sufficient to
! satisfy said last above named amount, together
with Increased costs and increased interest.
Dated November 18th, A. ID. 1891.
q. s. PRINCE,
Sheriff Of Ihurston county, State of Washington.
/ by +. l.. NogTHuP,
Deputy.
SMITH COLE WN. ID. WOOD, Attorneys
| for Plaintiff.
Date of first publication, Nov. Ii, 1894
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-11-16
Superior Court.

In the Superior Court Tuesday
these matters were heard:
Mscleay vs. Harmed, demurrer to
amended complaint overruled.
Riley VS. Woodruff, motion to strike
argued and submitted.
Oregon improvement Co. vs. Shoe.
craft, motion for judgment granted.
Campbell VS. Des Chutes Manufac-
turing Co., motion to strike from
answer denied az to first and second
grounds. Five days allowed to further
plead.
Powell VS. Carpenter, leave granted
to Withdraw demurrer.
Erb vs Hadlsn, motion for default
granted.
Report OF assignee filed in insolvency
case of 7. J. MeBratney.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-11-16

To the Electors of the City of Olympia:
In accordance with provisions. of Ordinance
No. SOB. Of the City Of Olympia, notice is hereby
given that q municipal election will be held In
and for the City of Olympia. on the 4lh day of
December, 1894. at which officers " nj he elected
to fill the following offices
Mayor,
City Attorney.
City Marshal,
City Clerk,
City Treasurer,
Health Officer,
Councilman at Large,
Councilman from the Second Ward,
Councilman from the Fourth Ward.
Councilman from the Sixth Ward,
That the polls will he open II . O'Clock a. IN.
and close At O'Clock p. M, nat the following
are the polling places and the Of the cleo
tion officers for the different wards in the city
designated by the City Council:
First ward-Pollins place, Courthouse base
ment inspectors. II. B. Nc Elroy judges, Geo
A. Barnes ard +. 4. Stevens.
Second ward-Poling place, Hook and Ladder
room. Columbia hail inspector, A. ii. Cham
hers judges, ii. Sabin, Leo Dobrin.
Third ward-Polling place, Union block In
spector. I, e. Van Epps; judges, A. I. Ericsson.
W. \. Maris.
Fourth ward-Pollng place. Byrne building
between Cherry and Chestnut streets: inspector.
David Lincoln judges, j.. &. McFadden, J. W.
Dent.
Fifth war,i-Poling place. Dolan building. cor
Ter Thirteenth and Main streets inspector, W.
l.. Mitchell judges, John Iantis, Val A. Miiroy.
sixth ward-Poiling place, Port Townsend
Southern depot :; Inspector. ). G. Ward judges,
A. +. Woodland, II. Is. Smedley.
Witness my hand and official seal this the lith
day OF November, 1894.
r. A. GRAHAM.
city Clerk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-11-16
BOON FOR HEALTH
And n Great Saving tor the Pocket.

-
Anything which nowadays will
tend to decrease the cost OF living or
diminish the liability for doctors bills,
is decided boon to humanity. Prob
/ ably in no direction can these objects
be better subserved than in the cook
ing OF the food We eat. Any device
which will make supplies 60 farther,
or letter aSsimilate with the juices
which promote digestion, is a step in
this direction.
The " Peerless Cooker" from the
testimony of its users, seems to meet
this want 1t is constructed on scien-
tiiic principles which accomplish these
objects: LIST, 1t cooks all sorts of
vegetables, meats, fruits, or almost
any other article that is prepared for
food by heat, without danger of burn
ing and in the most perfect manner ;
ID, 1t retains all the juices. thus i'm
proving the flavor, and nothing of a
nutritive nature is lost in the process
OF cooking; 3D., 1t is automatic. After
the articles used for whole meal are
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cooking to Il turn" without any
other attention than to keep up the
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SO that the atmosphere of the kitchen
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evaporation or burning. 1t is we'll
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its weight in the ordinary manner of
cooking. No such result is expe-
rienced by use of the Peerless Cook
err" This saving of itself, will in a
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But probably the highest considera-
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If, rs has been asserted, The way to
u mans heart is through his stomarh,"
it is an aid to domestic tranquility as
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1t is in the interest solely OF pro-
noting the public good that We are
led to this enthusiastic endorsement
of the claims of the " Peerless Cooker"
and we are not alone in this opinion.
Many of our leading households are
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-11-16

A CONTEST FOR THE CONTRACT
The exclamation OF F. II. Goss, the
Tacoma contractor, who seeks to COM
pei the Capitol Commission to accept
his bid, which was the next lowest over
the first award is, that it is simply to
ascertain whether he is right in be-
lieving that his bid should have been
accepted after Lillis & Tucker failed
to come to time. He says if the mat
ter is decided in his favor he will be-
gin work in ten hours after the con.
tract is awarded him, and if adversely
IN. matter will end so far as he is con-
earned. There have been so many ifs
in connection with work, however
that the people look upon all such
proceedings with distrust.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-11-16
HOMEMADE AND FIRsT-CLAss.-A

HOMEMADE AND TlRST-CLASS.-A
visit to the furniture warerooms of
Meacham Il Co., ON Columbia street,
will gladden. the eyes of lovers of the
artistic in household furniture. They
have just received a large assortment
OF bedroom sets in ash. made from ma
tive timber which rival in beauty Of
finish and durable qualities those i'm
ported from the East. A close in
spection will settle two points: LIST.
that native timber is equal to the best
in the world for service, and I'd. That
home mechanics possess all the skill
and taste of artists in construction of
the many unique articles which enter
into the adornment of modern ap-
planes for home comfort. Solid ash
bedroom sets at Meacham's, range in
price from SIS to $26.50, owing to
finish and number of pieces, and an
examination will at once disclose the
fact that hard times has enhanced the
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