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Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-07-26

left this morning for Hound creek, wher
they will spend several weeks.
Prof. A. j. Dugay, the rope walke
who has given several exhibitions in thi
city, left for st. Paul this morning.
The Rocky Mountain District Mcgscn
ger company have now on night seryic
and q messenger boy can be obtained Il
any time Of night. This will be grea
convenience for the patrons Of the com
pany.
The miners of Belt have about give,
up any expectation of seeing the Goa
mines start up eoon and many Of then
are leaving the camp every day. 1t wal
stated last night by citizen Of Belt
who just came in, that about 300 of tht
employees have already left Bet anc
gone IN all directions seeking new EN-
ployment,
r. -. Cooper Of Cascade arrived thi.
morning tp look after bunch Of luutto,
sheep which he started from Cascad,
some two or three weeks ago. The outfit
which Is now campcd on the Teton, CON
sIsts Of about 1000 head Of Sand iyrai
weth"rs, and will be driven through t,
Mjnot for shipment River Press.
~,
The contract for building a three room
house III the University addition for W
Laird has been let to Duncan Bros
lhey will commence work at once. The
building VIII cost when complete about
$500.
FRIDAY morning next scientific eX
petition under chargn Of Dr. Sperry is
expected mere from st. PAU. til,
p"i !! .Ap.cl - r"i IN several weeks pur
o"'"E ''irl' nIu''i'A III 1rp!p%y III The Bell
''io"It'lil7'
a dccd was filed yesterday in the
olilc" OF the county clerk from St"lho,
.. Raleigh and wife to Charles Brllcr
conveying lot OF land. :E}OXtO feet, H.
s'ctiph -. township 20 north. range {.
east. Consideration, 500.
j. l., Pollock, president Of the Amer
lean Federation Of Labor of Anarnnr.,
and man well known in labor circles
all over the state. Was found dead Sun.
day morning at a hotel where he was
stopping. Mr.. Pollock is we'll knowr
here. having visited Great Falls several
times ON union matters.
NJ ,l..,
w. Naul.'ah leaves this morning fo1
-I -IeW oih ~ purchaHe DIS iali STOCK OF
;,I .ii"'ns anu gem furnishings. lie
VIII VIII; aiSo * 70 10 boston ana spend little
linno ~ IhlcaSo ana 81. raul, ard e&
MIR. Kaufman eays that he haa had a
very satisfactory trade since onenin1
his new store and that he viii MT in y
fine line of fail goods,
dianatc,, From, Ch,to., ..,+o.la.
rranlI Gn.s anal 80 n,,I u;o os"'e9 e.. 1ha'
Conynrsa a,,od - 49,, "''~ na'sn emmy
nlara ,rhn voln,, ",'o U'o' ,ie,' ~ tn@'
auyngta where ISoi .fr'" f.n';ne u!opiu IRON, rom
are yoli |, ,n,.n W. '",1,'t'eS ,t I'VE aHu
license issued gave the age of the bride
as i and IN this way they managed to
get the ceremony performed without the
written consent Of the brides parents.
The efforts to secure a mail ronte from
Great Falls to Anpugta have never bean
entirely abandoned and viii hn rannu,eI
AS the postal department has antIori1ed
the malntenancn Of A mail roptn hctween
the latter rlaca and Cbotnan ma
routelg twentv.fyc ,niIas in lanatb ord
the schedule calls for ak times "a woel,
service. leaving Augusta At & n'clorlx in
the morning. arriving at Chotnau nt
nnon and leaving Choteau at n. m. ar
irving AT Aurusfa AZ - m Snrv;ra ;e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-19
Courts and pub,ic omces-

Jasper Compton. receiver of the Abra-
hams Grocery Company. was yesterday
instructed to return to Philip Abralhams a
bay mare and spring wagon OF the value
of Sil5.
Judgments were signed In the superior
court yesterday in the following cases:
Guarantee Loan & Trus. Company VS.. b.
T. Spencer, $7s232: Boston National Bank
of Seattle VS.. John Nichols ct al. $2,9Gf SO;
Henry A. Noble VS.. d. T.~Denny ct al,
si3.5si.
An order was signed In the superior
court yesterday restraining the Kent Lu;n-
Der Company from cutting down trees
or removing timber from the ranch OF
Paul Steglich. insane. This action has
been taken in furtherance of an action
against the company charging Illegal con-
version OF si.aoo worth OF lumber and logs.
Judge Langley yesterday dismissed the
case OF William III. Smith ct rx VS.. Reu-
ben Shearer ct ux., for want OF equity.
The action concerned a land deal in which
the Smiths exchanged with the Shearers
town lots for land near Renton. The
Smiths asked that the contract be re-
scinded.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-19

Ho.soaasa. saa VAS under the IRE Of thu
rehess
L III. Jensen. . Tscorns raining man.
10 a. the B1tier.
James T. Coleman. Of Lawrence. kan.
Is ~ tie Stevens
". J. Rucke-. Of Everett. Is . guest At
the Rssnisr-Grand.
II. W. Kent. Of Vancouver. 3. c.. Is at
TIE Rasnser-Grand.
Judge Warren Truis:. q Sstka. Alaska.
Is ~ the Northern
O. 8 Setso, Of New wAAtccnA b q
guest at the Northern
T. Brown. = banker from Mapseton.
MIMI. 10 at the BuSier.
Thomas Watson. OF Port Gamble. Is
registered at tie DtIier.
Thomas Moore. of vancuuver. d. c.. q
guest a< the Occidental
c. L Collins and family, oe El,enshurg.
are at the Rainze<- Grand.
II. L Tlhbals. ST.. OF Port townsend.
Is registered a. the Butler.
W. E. Bates. wholesale druggist from
Chicago. is at the Northern.
r. E Miller. an insurance man Of Port
land. Is at the Rasnser-Grand-
O. A. Siests. q prosr.anent lawyer from
New waascorn. is at the Northern
A. II. Harris. = newspaper man from
Palouse. Wash. IS at tire Northern
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Finn, OF Vancouver,
b. c.. ara registered at the Northern
Mrs. C. w. Dorr of New whascom. wife
Of State Senator Dorr. IS ar the Butler.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. #. Blair have returned
TO their residence on Elews<t avenue, at
Fremont
Frank L Compton. Northern Pacific
railroad agent at Mount Vernon. is at
the Butler.
Miss Florence Lesser. OF Victoria, Is the
guest Of Mss Gertrude Davis, l0os Yes
Ter avenue.
W. b. Goryssn and brsde. who have
been visiting friends In this city. left for
Detroit yesterday.
VIII III. Morris has been elected captain
of Seattle Division. No. J. Uniform Rank.
Knights OF Pyrhias.
George &. Blanchard. OF Tacoma, receiv-
er of the First National bank OF What
com. IL at the Butter.
Detective Edward csdshee. who has
been visiting at his home st Jackson,
Mich. is once gnore at work.
Deputy City Comptroller l.. G. Jackson,
OF Tacoma, was In the city Sunday speNd-
ing few hours with friends.
K. A Wadhasns. the cannery man OF
Blaine. is registered at the Butler.
y. j. Mosdstad, the well-known Mount
Vernon railroad man, president OF the
Missouri short Line. Is in the city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-19
New SHIFTS Filed.

New suits were begun IN the superior
court yesterday as follows:
Bradley & Metcalf VS. George M. Wat
son-Pron1issors note. s2H25.
Frye-Bruhn Co. VS.. A. c. Thompson ct
ux.-Transcript from justice court. sso.e5.
Lorraine Baukins. plaintiff and respond
ent. va. G. III. Thomas ct al, defendant
and appelisnts-From justice court. $50. 10.
b. r. Baukins et ux. VS.. Thomas Ell al
Same. sssao
John Shepich. as guardian. VS.. Ken.
Lumber Company-Convers.on OF timber.
81. 200: restr aiming order.
Edwin Hughes VS.. o. p. Anderson & Co.
Ct ai-Promissory notes. s5Ii.so.
C. s. Moody VS.. westerman & Yeaton
eft ai.-Asaigned claims for labor and ma
serTai. s2.sssT5.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-19
A STEP TOWARD THE CANAL.
Water Right for Seattle and Lake
washington Waterway Company.

Water Right for Seattle and Lake
washington Waterway Company.
A preliminary step toward the eegin-
ninr OF work on the South canal was
taken Yesterday by the fling IN the coun-
~ auditors office Of notice or water
right. The notice Is signed by Eugvz'e
se11p.e as president and u. y. Baxter as
secretary OF sha Seattle 4 Lake Wash
ing;on Waterway Company. X Is as fol-
lows:
"Soslce IL hereby given that the under
signed. appropriation. claims the water
here lying and being in Lake Washing
ton 20 the extent OF eoossa cubic feet or
water per second Of time for raanufactur-
Ing purposes at a point on the rnearfer
line about so feet south % the north eni
os section Il. township "a north. range 4
east, w. III. and for 600 feet on either side
OF sal. point the same being the place
OF intended use. The manner in which
said appropriation intends 20 divert and
stoga said water IS by the construction.
operasioz aa6 use OF waterway from
pagat on Lake Washington where this no.
tsce l. posted. 20 wtt. al n point on the
shore OF Lake Washington about 500 feet
south OF the norsh line o. seetion Is. town
shin "A south range e$s w. NJ. ard
fer go feet on esther side - sai3 pcsn.
westward to the point above described as
hesnr che place where Il Is intended 70
use such water. and by the construction
az or near fhss point Of attended use OF
svch water o. al necessary hccss ard
da-EsS"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-19
NO DEED GIVEN.
set Columbia People Signed n Prom
tssory Note for a Lot.

set Columbia People Signed n Prom
issory Note for Lot.
Another lot in Columbia il causing It's
purchasers trouble. In the suit OF the
National Bank of Commerce VS.. Jennie
W. Nicholas and John Nicholas an an
sse- WIS tilcd in tho superior court yes
terday In which defendants admit having
Asned a note. but they say there was no
consideration for IL except a written con-
Naft or boeIa. Ia which, In consideration of
vs. the Columbia Home Company agreed
70 convey TO them certain ios. with i'm
pFeyeIeeni-. In the town OF Columbia.
ials note and the contract, they say.
we're executed at the same time, and are
parts or the same transaction. but neither
q n Edniston. the payee IN the note.
ees the Columbia Home Company. the
eoiagor In the contract. has offered TO
laaAe deed of the properly. The de-
1eniSats aver that the bank has no Ia
ssFnst In the nv,e or In the result Of the
sess ether than 10 act for Eimiston and
sae Columbia Home Company. and allege
taai thu action has been brought in the
HAsse OF the bank In order TO avoid the
ssaiiiss 81 the case
tasalsSon is alleged 10 have received
Ssss on account Of the note and as a
tAft consideration for a transfer OF the
tee9esty, ahd Nicholas aud wife say
saes aeFe made permanent improvements
y tae amount OF st9s since going into
ss's-sass<sa. making the rental value OF
.-s property s. Per mo1Sh. After deduct
'sAS lFoin tsta amount OF the rental value
~ tae value ~ the improvements thu
s@aa Isas4 on aceouat they cla1sn a bSslance
wig iFoia ks&niston and the Columbia
sspi''s Company og ses7.Sa They ask that
A'1'Ssoa and tho Columbia Home
NssasSifsS Re made parties 70 the
ss att compelled 10 answer the
ss allegations. that tho con-
..~Ss De resclndea ana a FUN account
% had. that the hank Eake nothing
.sa Sia' they roSover 81. 50 from Ednais-
aaG the Columbia Home Company.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-19

One Of tho Well Known Drs. Darr;n
Will Soon Visit Seattle.
Through the urgent request OF many
in this vicinity. one or the celebrated
Dr-s. Darrin. of Tacoma, has been pre-
vailed upon to visit Seattle. and viii have
his ONCE at the Hotel Stevens for short
time only. from February 20 to March /.
20 accommodate the afflicted Those
wishing to consult the doctor win find It
10 their advantage to call on him while
here.
Org. Darr-in make speciality OF all dis
eases OF the eye. ear. nose. throat: Ca
tsrrh, deafness. bronchitis. In grippe.
consumption, dyspepsia, constipation;
heart. liver and kidney disease.
They permanently cure all diseases of
the renito-urfnary organs in either seq.
such as syphilis. blood taints. scrofula.
so-a~rfoea. gieet, structure, seminal
weakness. sperTnatorrhoea, loss OF man.
bond and less Of desire OF sexual power
In man or woman.
All peculiar female troubles. irregular
-rcnstruation, leucorrhoea. dispiacemants
etc. ara confidently treated. IS well al
aents. chronic. private and nervous dis
aases Of whatever nature. If durable. No
cases taken IL not
ofsIce hours. ~ a. m. 10 p. m; even
,nps. 20 s: Sunday. 10 q. m. to D. m.
Charges low and reasonable. according TO
circumstances and ability to pay. Pa
,sents can be cured by home treatu1en nj
arter one visit 10 the doctors office. In
onarses by mail answered. and circulars
and question blanks sent free. All bust
n4ss relations with Drs. Darrin strsrsiy
confidential
X. B.-Dr. Dzrrsn can be consulted in
otyr1ria az Hotel Olympia February 10
20 IL. His head Office s. permanently To-
Gated at Hotel chilberg. Tacoma. wash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-19
PERSONAL.

Walton J. Elliott LETT Tor San Francisco
Sunday.
j. Ford wilson. Of Bo:heil. was in town
yesterday.
judge II If. Herman. OF Sposuane. Is at
the Ba1er.
w.nia.n = Rstran. OF Machlas Wash,
is I'm TIRE city.
W. H. waik4r;on. OF snoquaiuase, Is at
the Arlington
Dr. J. r. IoGshray. CT Fort stenaeouzn,
Is In she city.
STATE Senator John woodlng, Of Auburn.
s. at tie Di.3er.
II. c. Hunter. Of Portland. IL registered
st the Stevens
J. Col ssrssth. a merchant OF La Conner,
IL at the Butler.
A. Hase-ty. OF soolscn1ss. Is registered
az the Norxaern-
II. II. Fellows. AZ KasniicAae. Is q guest
a. the Arlington
j. NJ Douglas. Victoria merchant, Is
az the Northern
r. l. war~oa. formerly the SEATTLE
manager If IRE Solicitors Loan 4 Trust
Company. - captain of The city patrol a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-19
FOR MOUNT VERNON BRrper.
suit on Assigned Claims for Iabor .rs
Materfa1s.

Suit ON Assigned Claims for I,abor ana
Materials.
az action Ga assigned claims for lzhor
ana material "a the CONSTRUCTION Of !
bridge across thu skagtt river az Morn,
vernon was thrown on. OF the Superior
court yesterday by Judge Osborn. who
sustained a demurrer TO the complaint on
the ground that 1t did not sustain fact,
suHcienf to constitute cause Of action.
An appeal win be taken TO the s,,rrerus
court
1ne action was brought by C. s. Moody
against Wesserman & Yeasor. who en-
lereo INTO the contract with skagft coun-
" August 10. Use. for sz7.5oo. and furnish
ca <soooo bond. with J. A. StrartDn.
Harold Preston. J. F. McNaught and N
Disison az suretaes. ail Of whom are Joined
IS osfsndants. AN appeal bond was filad
WIN John A Munich and George d. Nc
Lean as surettes. The claims aggregate
sssSsss. and are Tor labor. materials ana
provisions
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-19

Inc f1vesPer Cent. Thomases Appeal.
George II. Thomas, Frank A. Thoma
and Peter afcMahon are not satisfied v,3t,,
ehe judgments secured against them in
ths justice court recently by g. r. Bauk-
ms ana wife. and have appealed. The
cases concerned levy OF a sewing ma
chine and other property under usurious
contract. and were tried before Justice
caldwell and jury. In one action 81, so
was recovered and costs. taxed at sA7o,
ana In the other the total judgment was
11.4o Unless the s-per-cent. man wins
ne VIII be out at least $1,000 In his deal
!ngs with the Baukins.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-19
The Ward or Full Age.

The final report OF Jacob Furth, guar
dian OF the person and estate OF Judith
Strong. minor. was filed in the probate
court yesterday. The report is accom-
panied by an inventory of property, which
Is now in condition to be turned over to
the ward. who became of full age Decem-
Der 2. 1894. The guardian valves all claims
for fees and commissions.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-19
Penalty Goes Into the schoo, runa.

me penalty and interest on delinquent
scnool taxes will no longer go into the
general fund of the county, but hence-
forward will be paid into the funds OF the
sehoo! district. This is in accordance with
an opinion delivereds by Prosecuting At
torney HASTE, and the effect will be a
considerable increase In the fund. The
school levy approximates about $3.50. ooo OF
which about % per cent. is usually aelin-
Quent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-19

-N''''h e >iaempni Goods tn &c Lampe>
to \. -. Hall.


"a sse superior court yesterday w. c.
s'Ss. assignee o. Allan & Stzerapai.
granted authority TO sell the stock OF
s"so1fen, tirm. II IS worth 81. as. a.
. a "aef 90 $3.50 has been made by A.
SAL The assignee thinks IL VIII be TO
sesi iateFest Q: the creditors to at
80 TIE e'Ier and avoid any further ex-
p@ass.
ss n Virtue. former ass. gnee. fled
ssESFi showing that ne had returned
-" see3s az cost price 20 the Puget
- Ness Company and the san Fran
49, Ness Company and had received
sNA'a He had also given posses
- q tae merchandise 20 Assignee Sut-
80 saa paid him sss9. balance after
= 1S of expenses. Virtue filed a hsll
.. ssSase aFnoae5ag 10 sssS .. ard asked
A.. eas same he allowed. Among the
Asss The :s!aOglag, which have been
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-19

The capsized schooner Ocean Spray,
which was towed into port at San Fran
cisco Sunday. was rightesi Monday MORN
ing and pumped out. No bodies We're
found in the cabin. 1t Is now hoped that
the seeTooner's crew of Ave men have been
picked up by some coaster
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-19
AiaIE. NJ. YALE'S
Excelsior Hair Tonic

sian, hair falling in "A ho1rs 0niy remedy
known on earth 20 restore gray hair 20 It's nasarai
colo. vsfaoas dye Absolutely pure Frsce 81
sod in seattle By al frssessss arEggisfss a.
vnoissale By ssswart a. Holmes Drug Company.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-19

Paris IN 1870 Time ard place for the
next international exposition. DR.. Prices
Cream Baking Powder VIA I've foremost
there as II Was az the Chicago and Md
winter Fairs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-19

No lady viii ever know how superior
70 every other DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder IS urIsil she tries IL.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-19

ANY tendency al cold toward pneurcnia
is prevented by Chamherlain's Cough Rem
ely. A 80 cent bottle Of it viii cure your Geld.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-19

Grocers often say TITS Just as good "a
Dr. Prices" when they want TO sell an
Inferior baking powder But there is no
powder half so good-mlllions OF cooks
khow ;hiz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-19

noMNEY = 8TEwARE. Unasx
1 ID tekSx1 ParsssS eernss Il Tate1 aa1 c..
sasAe ssrsssA nsssssA waAissseA 1sis-
sasss xA -
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Total s,ex "A
The creditors stats that they believe "a
to be enough compensation for ~. -
wees OF Virtue. instead Of $40. a.. daring
al sne time ne was assignee he also con-
quoted his ordinary business. They sh-
Jact TO any allowance At all Tor Al,ain Or
sfaempas, and state that 80 l. ample com
pensation for the assorneya
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-19
DOCTOR SWEANY
7f3 Front St. seattle, Wash.
Union Block.

This learned specialist, wall known hyhis
Pacific Coast, guarantees : prompt and psriscs
eure OF every csss ne undsrtskes.
FREE TREATMENT For The poe, s sa :. ss,l e
YOUNG MEN !. yss "a, are trouble: ~, WIN a,cas
pHs ,: e :" .es:, s
Cad ssifeenndsnce. which deprive yoa Of pour
manhood and absoiatsly unit ron for study,
yen snov tbs cause Get we'll and - ! naa.
MIDDLE AGED u. s,s sis sSs sI:s s:. e
s aaaoS ana : .samsn Z a,a : os
wsaknsas OF sexual oresns, and other unnittAk-
able signs Of nervous dsb.ii MY ana premature
the CAUSE. when e .ss ssssad ss.ss q ss.insi
weakness. The most obstinate csses of shls
character tTsassd with unfailing success.
PRIVATE g. Ief:s
nsss OF orssns. syphiiis. Hydrocsls. yeS)ppssls
and kindred troubles asiickly cured xithous
pain and dstenfion from bassnsss.
clTlpgU-whfeh psfsous tire breath, sssmash
oaiAaliiu and iuags sud paws tbs ar for
Consumption, Tarost, Liver. Heart, Ktdnsy,
Bladder and ell eonasisas,enai and f1lpFPsl
ubses; also Rupture, Piles, rissuIa f1eafed
far ia advance Of any ether institutions IN Is
country.
BLOOD AND SKIN Disc Disease: s, Sore: ses: s;
rainis, Tumors. Tsssss, Eessns ss1 ssSss
impurities Of the blood thoroughly sfs1icAte1.
heathfnl state.
lniRS-If You srs suffering from psrsistent
LADi1o Hssdaehss. Patnfni Nsnsssuatiia.
Leacorrhma or whites. inteisfsbis ftehise. pse-
piscsmsns Of fhs oms, or aey oshss dlSisese.
ing s3Imsnss peculiar 20 your sex, you eAoutd
consult DR.. 6wsany without dsIsy. He eurou
when others fall
WRITE Your ,.eas,s. g living ..wsy i.en =.
UMtD city. Thousands curU1 Is heano ~
correspondents. and BY msdisius sat teenSe
iron observation Book entities sQgfpB 10
HEALTH sent fsss 70 thoss Describing tAe5s
troubles.
Once hours, to n 4 M, % 3 and -
p. n. EuReays, 10 20 y a. m. oaiy. Addsess
LkFKHETT sWEANY. -. D.,
7i3 Front b.. sestrls. wash
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excepted 10 as exorbssant By certain AZ
the creditors.
George A. Virtue, q days......... ss.s a,
T. 3, Allan. FIVE days taking STOCK. 1,u
o. W Esaempal. same. rn
Wiltshire & De steiguer. .ttorneys.. Em
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-19

IOOKs LOOK Prices 10 meet the times
Gallery. LOG: last thres rows bslcouy, reserved,
BE: ssst three rows bsiecny reserved. soc; dsess
circle, 5ocs cerier pafgastte, 5ee SIDES fsf.
Gastsss sse- BOX Office open 10 n "a. 70 ~ y M
1sseoaone 60
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-19

We are. receiving daily
additional selections OF
spring goods. These new
goods show correctly the
styles for the coming seq
son. Particular attention
is invited TO the extremely
low prices placed upon
them.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-09-04
NOTE AND COMMENT.

The bear has become the fixed totem of Cali
fornla. II viii be very much in evidence in
sacramento for the next twelve Gays. It is not
a graceful totem. and the eagle, that has the
Endorsement of the best tribes of American
aborigines as a totem, must view California;
choice with disdain. The bear is a lazy and
selfish brute and all efforts 10 lend it grace
and beauty fail However it is chosen, and
there is no chance to displace the beast. After
al It matters little what the insignia of a
sentiment, so long as it indicates loyalty TO
the State and pride in its achievements.
The latest complaint against the bicycle is
that it makes its users knock-kneed and
pigeon-toed. What next?
The sacramento Carnival colors prove to be
a very happy combination, and the three
make a graceful and artistic tag.
Fresno will be the next city to celebrate the
installation of plant for long-distance trans
mission OF electrical energy. Here's hand.
brethren.
The so-called "jar' of the bicycle upon the
nervous system, OF which some doctors COM
plain who have never mounted wheel, is
declared by a San Francisco newspaper 10 be
less than is experienced in brisk walking.
Correct for once.
The san Francisco call says: ut is truly q
Capital City where you can see the Native
sons and the fair of the State at the same
time But it is a Capita. City under any cir
cumstances.
The very great number of complimentary
notices of the RECoRD-USIoN in the country
press during the last two weeks gratifies this
paper and makes 1t feel that its labors In the
interest OF the State and all its people and Its
stand for cleanliness and uprightness in jour
nalism are fully appreciated by our contem
poraries.