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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-11-21

ME once on my way home so had that | was
obliged to have help t. get home. | suffered
greatly with this trouble My rheumatism
al this time was very bad being SO that for
six weeks did not leave the room and for
five months did not do days work.
VI saw Dir. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy advertised and the cures eff
feeted by its use, and thought it might hit
my case, and it did. The asthma is greatly
improved, in fact it is nearly cured, and the
rheumatism is greatly helped l think very
highly pf this remedy, for It is good. would
r#eolnmend anybody TO use DR.. Greene
Neryura blocl and nerve remedy for asthma
or rheumatism, for it is good medicine |
deem ii simple justice TO great rem etly to
write this letter. | never expected to do
any more work when l was sick, but the
Nervura aid me / great deal Of good and [
aai NOW ahls TO work again
1t is not Il patent medicine hut the pre-
seription Of the most successful living
specialist IN curing nervous and chronic dit
eases, DIR. Greene IF "A Temple Place. t5os-
ton, Mass. He hal tile largest practice III
tie world, and tAiS grand medical DISCOVERY
II the result ot his vast experience The
great reputation ot DIR. Greene is Il guarantee,
that hls nlediGiue Wal care and the tact that
he can he consulted by anyone at any tiEe,
free IL charge, personally or by letter gives
absolute assurance Of the beneficial action of
this wonderful medicine.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-11-21
HOUSE TO LET.

Corner Of Congress and Franklin streets. Good
stable with accommodations for Two horses. AID
ply to II. r. Mcdonald, or to
u. 4. MCDONALD,
43tf Sc Main Street. Belfast
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-11-21
To the Sufferers of Rheumatism.

utter using Grotf's Rheumatic Cure for
sois4 tiine ID my practice take great pleas
''fA NJ saying that it is a most wonderful
remedy tor Rheumatism in fact, it is the
ynig one have found for the cure of this
'Hssasts IN all It's various forms
...,, pr. :, Tull, Chicago.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-11-21


Look out for colds at this season Keep
yourself Well and strong bT taking Hood )
sarsaparilla, the great tonic and blood nuri-
fer.
Voter. And how do you stand on the
money question a'' Candidate Fact is,
I've not read oar platform NVter son
t4e platform comes ont squareiv against free
silver Candidate Docs it, I'm Glad OF
THAT. | suppose there isn't another such
thie.k-an,l-thin opponent Of free silver as I
am in the whole country. The people al
ways know where to find me on the money
question"
No one in ordinary health need become
bald OF gray, if he viii follow sensible treat
iGent. We advise cleanliness OF the SCALP
and the use Of Halls Hair Remover
THAT was very kind of your uncle to pay
You debts. =" Hump. | don't think So He
might have given me the money and let me
pay EN- "What difference would that
have made r. lit would have re-established
my credit
Not 50 tight as 1T was, that cough OF yours,
but little too tight yet. Its only two "
three days you know, Keep on taking Adam
sons Botanic Cough Balsam and tliat-cougll
Will soon be as dead as Julius Cesar.
You dislike parvanues very much, don't
yeu? she said u the MISUNDERSTANDING
SNNsA-- ti'stAi' I6S, ut leIilitt, very
much "Why r. Why-er-becaus they
won't give me a few tips SO that / can max E
money and be one OF EN-
Are you ever Annoyed
BY a huzzing or roaring sound in your head :?
Have YOU difficulty in hearing distinctly !?
Are yon troubled with continual dropping
OF mucus, irritating the throat and causing
you to cough? Is your breath unpleasantly
affected and accompanied with bad tasteo
Is your hearing less acnte9 If 50, you have
eatarrh and should at once procure bottle
OF Elys Cream Balm. the best known RENE
dy. The Balm will give instant relief.
Lady. "You know, wish my portrait to
be a total surprise for my husband" Artist
Yes, madam, understand" Lady sAnd
you Will try not to have too strong like
ness, as / would not like him to recognize It
az the first glance
Did You Ever
Try Electric Bitters as remedy for your
troubles! II not, get a bottle now and get
relief. This medicine has been found to be
peculiarly adapted to the relief and cure of
an Female Complaints, exerting wonderful
and direct influence in giving strength and
tone to the organs. II you have Loss Of Ap-
petite, Constipation, Headache, Painting
Spells, or are Nervous 81 sepless, Excitable.
Melancholy or troubled with Dizzy Spells,
Electric Bitters is the medicine you need
Large bottles only fifty cents at A. A,
Howes 4 Co. Drug Store
Here comes a New Woman. Let's start
up Irritation with her "Here comes my
Old Woman Let's scoot" fNorristown
Herald.
Household Treasure
y. W. Fuller Of Canajoharie. N. Y, says
thaf ne always keeps DR.. Kings New nis-
eovery in the house and lis family has AL
ways found the very best resu tx follow ~
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-11-21

~ English SPAWN Linment removes all
ihSaFd, Soft 81 CalloRsed Jumps and Blem-
i s from horses, Blood spavins, Carbs,
ssiqthts, Sweeney, Ring Bone, Stiles,
ssbruns. all Swollen Threats, Coughs, etc.
H. n@se Soo by use Of one bottle. Warranted
T., r. most wonderful Blemish Cure ever
ss Sold by a. A Howes Il Co., Drug
glsts, Belfast. Me.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-11-21

HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ils,
Biifousness, Indigestion, Headache.
A pleasant laxative. All Druggists.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-11-21
and the south African Boom.

a,ea or twice in every generation there |
s moments when humanity goes |
.realy mad. Such moment has now |
red as far as London, Paris, and |
perlin are concerned.
lr is all OF surprising interest, but it is
s.,nd ID end sooner or later, as all such !
In collapse, in ruin to thousands and |
= misery to many, and when that time |
.,aes a name which is now a word Of
,iaje mat Vt barney Barnato, will he
srr e,,ea and cursed the length and |
sa,igl Of Europe. At present the name
Stluato is an ''open sesame with |
,n94 5 unlock the Golfers of Europe.
q, .M4efpItse has merely to bear that
r.r, %. WI successfully launched upon the /
g- ~ finance.
sIHfA wears ago Balnato had difficult
IL Getting as many pence as he has
mUR4i- noN.
NJ llet he bought few diamonds.
si NJ w sold at profit. Then he bought
NAV Uiaip@ shares, which he also sold at
eli. Then to bought a great many
HU shares, SO many. in fact, that IN
practically owned two thirds If
te aqent nlnes at Kimberley. Every
fNaL tt touched turned into gplA-he
w- F'gitabie modern Midas. During
fN> f'NH04 be made the acquaintance Of
la. Itiodess the SON VI All English
zap. Who had gone TO South Africa
II health, and has gained both
nd wealth.
No formed silent partnership, aud
financial campaign that has Dull
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-11-21
e NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

leading publish ali
atons
market
in
of
front ceof argec
being
interest the
SRECLAL CONTRA
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-11-21

THAT vas very kind of your uncle to pay
You debts. =" Hump. I don't think 50. Hi
might have given me the money and let me
pay en- what difference would that
have made z" sit would have re-established
my credit
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-20
EaIIrna1 and Industrial Notes.

r c Stevens. general Western, passen-
ger agent Of the Great Northern, left for
Portland Yesterday.
Peter Harvey. OF San Francisco, Pacific
coast agent Of the baltimore d Ohio, was
IN the city yesterday.
The transfer freight track on Railroad
avenue viii he completed 10 the Ocean
dock by tomorrow night.
+ F. Benson. first vice president OF the
Yakima Commercial Club. was in the city
yesterday distributing a handsomely Illus
trated S2-page pamphlet descriptive Of the
Yakima valley and its resources.
The New York Central railway has de-
cIared a quarterly dividend OF ] per cent.
The Lake Shore has declared a regular
ar,7i-annual dividend of per cent. The
Michigan Central has declared its regular
semi-annual dividend OF per cent
The Northern Pacific, IN connection with
the Burlington ana twelve prominent
Eastern lines has issued a new single
tariff covering al the chief points In Hi
nois and some points IN Iowa The rate
IS practically the same as by way OF the
Minnesota transfer.
The Rio Grande Western railway has
closed contract AZ Salina, Col, for grad
ing twenty miles OF new road south, be-
ing an cxtens on which will put the road
begin immediately after the first % the
year. and 10 be completed not later than
June /.
A. a meeting Of the !ncorporators Of the
Pacific Cable Company this board OF direc-
tors was elected: J. PieTpont Morgan,
George : Bowdoin, Edmund j.. Baylies.
] Kennedy Todd and James A. Seymour.
James SEYMOUR was elected president ana
Treasurer An executive committee IVES
appointed. and authorizes TO arrange 20
Increase the capital OF the company 10
S1a.euUg9 Il 5 estimated that X VIII re-
r,,fre - miles OF cable - establish tele-
ra~an5f, communication between the Unit
ea States and japan.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-20
New suits Filed.

The following new suits were filed in the
superior court yesterday:
A. J. Edwards vs. Abraham Thomson
e. aL-$la. prcmissory note; default and
judgment
g, 4. Morrill, vs.. A Berhmann ct ux-
Petition for writ OF ceFt!orari to Justice
HowlAnd. Fulton precinct.
Peerless Manufacturing Company vs.. H.
R.chman & Co'-S3lS goods sold and de-
Lyered; attachment issued.
Sromberg Klaus & Co. vs.. II. Richman
q So.-slo2, goods sold and delivered; at
The Brown shoe Company vs.. IT. Rich
man & CO.-s2Zl. goods sold and delivered !;
attachment issued
Phelps. Dodge & Palmer Company VS..
H Rlchman & Co.-SiH. goods sold and
delivered attachment issued.
iuiterman Bros. vs. II. R.chman & Co.
500 on unpaid check: attachment issued
North star Boot and Shoe Company vs.
IT. Richman * Co.-Sz74 goods sold and
delivered attachment issued.
r. L. Sabin VS.. il. Rtchman G. Co
H,S52 assigned accounts; attachment is
sued.
Phoenix Suspender Company VS.. II.
R!chman e. CO.-S2Us goods sold and de-
lvered. attachment issued.
Hathaway. Soule & Harrington VS.. II.
R.chman 81 Co.-SS25. goods SO and de-
livcred
George r. Peck VS. George A. Pomeroy-
Appointment OF a receiver and dissolution
OF partnership: receiver appointed.
". H Rabcock We. George q. Landers
81 al-s4.S23. promissory notes. and 70
foreclose mortgage
Abel & Bach Company VS.. TT. Peckman
d Co.-s34s goods sold and delivered; at
tschment issued
from c. y Hooper. ]. p. sS7.
r f. Galbralth vs. c. J. Anderson
Transcript from c. ". Hooper. ]. T.. s37.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-20
Conrr md County Notcs.

The second annual report OF the receiver
OF the Washington Savings bank was ap-
proved yesterday by Judge Langley.
Licenses 10 we'd were issued yesterday
for Oswin Sp!eseke and Anna Huffman,
both Of Seattle: Alonzo r. Baker, Of TOlt,
and Florence Duncan, OF Seattle.
c. G. Perkins was given judgment
against the North End bank for 50. 2S
nv Judge Osborn, the claim 81 tho city
through ex-Treasurer Adolph krng.
The Renton Cooperative Coal Company
case came 10 a close In Judge Langley $
court last evening, ana was taken ur der
advisement- The greater rart OF the day
was taken up Ivy ars dnenis.
No time has been set by Judge Langley
20 hear ths arguments about hauling me
cable over Second avenue, but the matter
VII probably 10 settled this morning or
tomorrow.
Judge Langley confirmed the sheriE's
sale Of twenty feet OF the north side -
Iof 3 also lot l. block :. Terry's Fifth al
dttfon. 70 the southern Agency a-d In
vestn}ent Company Tor St1S3, 20 satisfy
a Judgment against Frank ". Bir' e. al.
Judge Osborn signed an order directing
PeeefyNr Sheafe OF the Wash.nFto Saw
incs bank 10 deed the east seventy-sve
feet Of a Let a. Ply mouth city. Nhatc9m
county. to the commissioners OF that coGn-
" 50 they could build a or.dSe across d
creek.
nv Meta Carkeek 10 prevent the Bosfon
National bank from levYing execution on
iofs IL. the Northern addition u satisfy
Judgment arainst Mr. Carkeek vas de
eided yesterday by Judge Osborn in FAVOR
q the bank.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-20

He Is Now the Greatest Nfmrod of the
Court House.

County Clerk Gordon is a greater man
than ever at the courthouse. He has ac-
tuasly killed deer, and has the laugh
on Judge Humes. W. r, Gay. Tader Sher-
If Jack Mcdonald, Billy McMann, OF
Auburn. ana 5. G. SKIES. Of North Bend.
The party was hunting on the north fork
Of the SnoquaiEaie for three days, and one
day Gordon was standing AZ the river bank
when ne saw deer come swimming down
in the current When II got within range
Mr.. Gordon took careful aim and pulled
the trigger. The animal turned on one
side and the hunter suddenly felt he was
great man. Then In a moment the deer
disappeared under the water and Gordon
came down 10 the earth. A moment later
the deer appeared some distance below,
right side up with care and swimming
along as happy as could be. That night
Gordon told his story and was unmerci-
fully chaffed about his poor aim"
The next day Skies and McMann were
out together and a nice buck showed up
within 100 feet They missed II. but were
wise enough 10 keep quiet. Finally the ex-
perience was told as a secret, and then
everybody knew IT. '.Ha, ha-" said Cor
don, as ne thought how ne had actually
hit his deer. The next toy Gay was stand
ing close to the river, his gun leaning
against a tree. Suddenly he heard noise
in the water. and on looking saw noble
buck coming straight across Gay jumped
for his gun. grabbed it. and slipping,
went plump into the river up TO bis neck,
while his gun deposited itself on the bot
tom in FIVE feet of water. A moment later
Gordon, who was above Gay on the river,
saw the buck attempting 10 cross near
him. He glanced along the barrel Of his
rife and fired. There was A wild thresh-
ing Of water as the noble animal tried 10
swim away. Again the gun spoke and
bullet crashed through the bucks head.
Gordon marched into camp with triumph
in his eye. and no ore had a word to say,
but one and all did not hesitate 10 eat.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-20
rhe Estate OF Murdered Thoma. Dav

Thomas Day. who was murdered AZ
Franklin last August. left an estate worth
s-.11 OF this sum 1900 was IN life in
sarance and the remainder n ten acres OF
lana near lillian. Yakima county. Days
widow and the children BY ais frs. wife
have waved their rights 20 administer on
the estate in order that Ernest Lyons. OF
this city. may be appointed The children
10 the first wife are all grown people nov
and I've at Durham. s. c. Their names
are Minnie a. d. Collins. aged IS: John
Day, 30; Anne ID. Robinson, 81. There is
one small child by the second wife. In I.v-
ons petition for letters % administration
he says that no Will has been found.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-20
Novelties.

Celluloid Glove Boxes, <l,75 s2.es. s2.So.
celluloid Handkerchief Boxes, s.. 2.2S,
$3.50.
Ce!lulod Necktie Boxes. $780, a-75.
S175, $50
CeHuloid Veil Boxes. s..
Celluloid Boxes. with playing cards
and chips, g %.
Celluioid Jewel Boxes. a.75
Celluloid Glove and Handkerchief
Sets. s2.95. $3.50.
Celluloid Frame Mirrors. $50. sI.95,
s225
Cenuloid Manicure Set. s225 and $3.50.
Silver and whlteNNesal Novelties:
Manicure Sets. s1.45. S2.5o.
Pin Trays. iSc, sc. soc.
Jewel Boxes. 45c. SIC. 81. q. s2.25.
Inkstands. sc, Sc. SIC. &c. a.sS. s-75.
s. *. $50
Match Boxes. Iac. &C TO Sass.
Crumb Tray and Brush. s1-l7, S.T5-
Toilet Set and Trays. $2.5o. s.. $3.50.
sa25, S.
Pepper and salt Shakers. lsc each.
Picture Frames. 1Sc. l5c. &c, S5c. soc.
75c, 95c.
Flower Bowls. d9c TO $3.50.
Toilet Sets without Trays, N.S5. $50,
s1.T5, s225
Dresden Bath Toilet Sets. a75
Vaseline Bottles. 49c.
Hand Mirrors. 75c. e4e.
Powder Boxes, soc. 75c, SIC.
Gentlemen's Collar Button Boxes.
&c. SOC. 75c.
Card Receivers. 75c. 81. s1.75. s2.25.
Baby Sets. 81. $3.50, $2.75.
Paper Knives, 35c. SOC. 69c.
Paper Weights, &c.
Combination Match and Ash Trays,
soc.
Fancy Button Hooks, 19c.
Brass Clocks. $.S5. S2.45. S275.
Silver Bels Buckles. SIS. SIS. s..
225. $3.50, 50. $3.50.
Stamp Boxes, 2sc.
Taper Holders. soc, &c. &c, SIPS. N.T5.
Flower Vases. soc 10 81.
Perfume Bottles. 95c. lbs. N.5o.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-20
.rhn NNorl, for the Adult blind.

Can't. d. Beck has Just returned from a
slr>sSsful tour OF Spokane, Wallace and
Wariner Ia the Interest OF the state instl-
tute for he adult blind to De established "a
Taka Ssnrnamish lie raised about s20o
On this .r.a. increasing hts tune 10 nearly
.>aa and enlarged his list OF subscribers
rom i.a0 90 e.3p8. lie says the Spokane
rnanb hers of the legislature all promised
their support 10 an Appropriation AZ The
next session. and ali The subscribers in that
section are well pleased with the location
rear Seattle. Cart. Beck viii return after
t,>T{s,-nss % make n tou- OF the Palouse
r7-,7trv ana has aSo an invitation 10 so
"a Butte and Helena.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-20
pICHMAN GONE AWAY
rreditors Hasten to Attach His
Peerless Stock.
ooue TO GET MARRIED, HE SAID
-. ~o Evidence OF the Event il at
uand-Whisky and Logging Don't
Mix-The Yesier Estate.
coae TO GET MARRIED. HE SAID

.ha-fsr "a in possession OF tbs store
= ..o~k OF LYMAN R.chman * CO.,
.--sa,esass gents' furnlshers. located IL the
- sf5n,er block, First avenue soutR
II-1a-r-,ercsal street. Ten attachments ere
- - court records. and the creditors are
- 10 find the proprietor OF the store
- uar last heard Of Saturday evening,
- hs left for Tacoma 10 get married
r. attorneys who represent the creators
- uork.ng the wires N all directions
ss.sr8sy. out could not discover that
f,ebuan had made application az either
- or Portland for a license 10 wed.
"a astarbrneuts represent only a part
= - 9fafu. and some OF the attorneys
- s.r3ous doubts as 10 there being
- goods IN the store TO hquldstse
,aoss already filed.
IT, proceedings were begun by the ming
- fanea McF.lrOy OF a suit for sis
s,.f-st Richman ia behalf OF the Peerless
Manufacturing Company Of Michigan.
resr he went down town ana commenced
,slsgraphlng. In the afternoon Henry Nc
chr. commenced to file number OF suits.
- N came O. A Byers, and finally
- II King with some suits. Later
sroFfroy returned. complaining OF the de-
L. Il answering his dispatches.
s,ol1axing is a complete LIST OF the cases
a. against Richman & Co.: Peerless
wsnssactaring Company. s3is; stronaberg.
Trsgs & Co. OF St Louis. siaz; Brown
CO. Company. ST Louis, sZ2l; Phelps,
T.aars & Palmer, OF Chicago. sl4i: Gutter
- Bros. on unpaid check. sJO6, II. l.
ssNa. transferred claims Of Goodyear
pabssr Company. Neastadter Bros. and
v-asnsocket Rubber Company. S,ss1:
psess.ix suspender Company, Of Wiscoa-
~ ag;. Hathaway, Soule x Harrington,
- Massachusetts,. 1912, Abel & Bach Bros,
80 North Star Boot and Shoe Company,
"a One OF the attorneys, when asked
,hat had become OF the partner VINO Is
knoRn as Marks Kainan, said that ne
had rot been able to find such man, and
40 Of the belief that he and h2aman
were one and the same party. II IS said
,aat when the cases come before the court.
q all be shown that Richman purchased
goods sold them and did not make any at
ts.su, 10 pay The bills, One attorney said
~ lad information that Richman had
u,eaty OF cash. notwithstanding he did not
settle bis bIle. 10
a. near sc can be learned. the missing
merchant came here about year ago
from North Dakota.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-20
JnrlsdIctIon of Iustice. In onestlon.

suit Involving questions as 20 the
jurisdiction az justices o. the peace was
begun before Judge Osborn yesterday
when Nr ana Mrs A Behrrnann applied
ior writ Of certiorari, ordering Justice
hoWbnd, 81 Fulton precinct. 10 send I'D
re records in g. 4. MorvilIs suit against
TEEN. The writ WIS., Issued on an ari-
csNt % +. =. TeacIror. recitiaE the his
tory 7 me case lie SAYS that NORTH
tned me BehrmSnns before Justice Small
'lT t-f0. ana Farn,s2ea II A peutCn.
~ r. 3alf ~ =, Se1Vmann. Teachror Oh
a'nea change % venue TO Justice
Rowland, who set the case Tor December
"a tnt di3 rot notify the ra~nishee Mrs.
hehrn ann applied 10 Uowlani FOR dis-
fhlssa- because she never asked for
change 81 venue but her application vas
refused. Then the Bchrmanns separately
SsSsd taat summons Re quashed because
tFefe had been no personal service. no
suacame4t issued or levied upon them
ss required hy law. and because Justice
courts had no Jurisdiction in case Of nom
resident defe1da0ts unless such proceed
AaSs We're commenced under the attach
taeat aw and property actually beionEirE
Y " defendants WAS levied upon. Ire
poihs was also raised 1har TIE law makes
L' provisions for publication OF E1rnishee
aa ms tn justice courts. Justice How
Afa refused 90 cLas1 summons ana on
holfa ~ t3e painaU entered Judgment
esaG<t both drfcodants
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-20
WHERE. OH, WHERE, Is QUINCY
werener Pursuing His search Tor
Craemer's Missing Witness

Craemcr's Missing ltne~~-
+, the author 81 "Japhet IN Search OF \
r,a,her' were alive IN the year lN9. -
~uieAr aor4 rpr!ateiy write companion
story entitled "Wegener IN SeaFcu OF
p,.lrr,." Mr.. WegeHe- Aas taken large
..r,,.~ae+ WITH the German newspapers all
,,,-sr M United states 70 ind Jack Quin-
~ ana get that elusive gentleman % sub
.+.-ttata tIenry Craeuer's alb. With this
era sn view. thinking that MI quincy
might have wandered from sammy Nahtor-
ia "a the eold-stresked hills &c British
e-ofon,nta IN hrs supposed bias nezs as 4
,,rexpeetor. BE has published the tol-oHlnS
savertise-rent in me British Columbia
Nsnlax Journal. Of Ashcroft. y. G..
- -rs, hv the name o. Jack. supposed
90 bs Jack ou,r-y. = mining qrospectoF'
vho ave years ago. worKed near Los A.
xeleS and used 70 stop a. ffAsff s@-l'.
Z, tbat city. Is urgently requested 10 SEND
his address to the undersigned
..rs.l, rr+- Harry waSSe name IS CFae-
- - August %. tS9s ia lAc1ma. and
-,,s him So. The next c&y Harry WAs ar
~.-+e4 en- Seattle. under suspicion az A2N-
t,. .4ka9 .ac IS frayn woman ana muir
49, we has been IN fat3 ever si0ce and
-. - - Save4 from hanging by Nyctuo-
~ AIS friend. JACK QUINCY NO haEe ~
-, 80. .-,-r- ana can prove tna> Harry v As
an Tacoma On max 1As.
rsot All rs expenses % seattle and r.
..--r an % ra.A II Vii save ms ir'e1a
1rs~.,=ys lie a1o ne 5aiy' RS "i Us VIE
-, 80 i.ttic children K Jack can b. pro
..f,-k "a asou: five re. esret !aeAes. q
-, h,lf5 " IN dark ero20 hair, ey es.
= '.-l-...,-re ana cu.et mar. wlo does
p six -~i-h. Any parry swing any IN
,,--,stt1n ny v.,ich Jack can = i'Hnf ~
GO a. az; Of humanity ara $3.50. &c
a y. ~ sa-e~e. @ =. Wee NER.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-20
SMALL STORM OVER A TRACK.
Built Without n permft-It Caused a
Temporary breeze.

a small storm was threatened n rail-
road circles yesterday when Chairman
Alexander. of :he board OF public works,
went down and notified the Seattle. Lake
Shore 81 Eastern that II must take mp the
switch track AZ Yesie- avenue, which had
been put down without a permit. The
railroad people offered to take the track
UP as matter OF accommodation.
You viii have 10 take II up as a mat
ter OF right" said Mr.. Alexander.
Later I'm the afternoon. upon assurances
FRI N the road that the switch was only
a temporary expedlens fer connecting TWO
ends OF its track which would otherwise
be useless, and that II would be taken cut
as the main track was completed. the
switch was allowed 10 stand for the
present.