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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-16

We SEQ tha, Hon. john Il. Dinsmorc
OF Macon, Nosuboe county, is being
mentioned tor the office of Lieutenant
Governor. While there ia 10 ,iouhi
Of Mr.. Diusmore's qualifications for
tnc position, from the editors kuowl.
cl.e OF hi. power 10 concentrate his
energies aud bis great capacity for
lhhor, coupled with q clear conception
Of HE duty 10 the people and his a.
hil,ty 10 carry into effect his pnrpo.
scs. we believe ,ha; he can accomplish
more good in the House OF the Legis
la,ure rs Speaker or as chairman OF
one OF the leading committees, than as
the presiding officer OF the Senate. As
chairman OF the Appropriation com.
Z mittce u the last House he was active,
and vet conservative and faithful and
saved time to the Legislature aEl
money TO the people by his course
II Mr.. Dunsmore desires to return &c
the House We are satisfied that TIE
Democrats o. Noxubee county vii
support him for reelection and We
feel that il would be 10 the mutasl ID
tercst Of Noxubce county and Mr.
Dinsmorc to keep him in the House o
the State Legislature.--Grcenvill De-
mocrat.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-16

The use of Halls Hair Remover pro
notes the growth of the hair, and re-
stores il natural color aud beauty,
frees the scalp Of dandruf, letter, and
all impurities.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-16
S'ts;HiFf', ''A'

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Nosn,,cc & sunly'
m. state
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By virtue o. .n he Office
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-16

O ". =. Nardman, Sheriff of Ty
Ter Co., ". Va, appreciates q good
,hing AID does not hesitate 10 say so
lie wa almost proslrated with a cold
when he procured a bottle of Chsm'
t"rlain's Cough Remedy. He SAYS,
III gives me promt relief. find il ia
Thr an invaluable remedy for coughs
and colds" For sale by druggists.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-16

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v1oassO ., Sunle eus 'ssIW sursosq sqs usuM
vIIoasvo ioJ pstIo sqs 'puqO = svA sus usqM
vssoasso ,su sAsa on '4cp TIA 1qsa usqA
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-16
Town Tax Collectors Sale.

Will, ON tue frat Monday in March. II being the
4h Day Of March. 1895
aGN IN trout Of the Court House door in tho own of Macon. Noruhcc Co,r,r .,,
State OF Mississippi the following lots or parcclso fland living and being in mid "a az
Macon, Tor the Taxes md all cost due thereon for In fxi ,ear 1904.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-16

: II r stats Cruu,y Total
Tax Tax Tax
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-16

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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-16
Mr. + II Ford

Ii,t,c. Wiikcrson Go uorthwes, quarter -
Lille Wilserson 4 Co ebf ne Or / wifi srlr a nelr'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-16

" tirf
| I ] Ailr1 ~ .iwncc
I,rry h4hr:
.lui HslSrr
:. = AtsirS
s,oh ii..rti.
William French
Mr.. :. \ ia A,un
Ala Trust 90
Al: r,uAi GO
Alliat,- rrg.t 90
Mrs J : ci ltnn
Ct III ll2rl
Allianc" Trust TO
Alliance Tru'l Go
Aliianrc Tru't 90
l.'ia Il,t ( Nr,''u.al'
Alliance Tint Go
s'ilsud x Sa>'cnsals
Ebert All,n
fi!and X MassengAlt
EFT 7 Il Sargeaat
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-16

Name OF Owner. DIVISION VI 9''''""'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-02-16

z, T DORROH,
Sheriff and Tax Collector N. e.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-03

C. d. Francis. whateom banker. is
at the Butler.
T. ID. Beaxtie. og the wAatccm Reveslle.
Is a. the Dliler. =
Charles T. Roth. OF New wha.coua. Is a
guest AZ the Burler.
Charles s. Mcmillan. 81 Roche Harbor,
Is guest al the Butter
Rscaart SesTs. raxscher and banker OF
ffaiShle. Is at the pslssr.
MRS. Reacen W. Jones Il visiting Mrs.
w 8. Rsbless at Mount Vernon.
Sam N3nson. United States deputy mar
sinai at Spokane. Is at the Butler
James Moffet. ". l.. Moffeae ana III. &.
Alien al OF Olympia. are at the But
Ter.
Assistant Postmaster Coskefs Is NJ work
ca his quarterly report OF the Seattle
nostotiice.
Dr. Belle Smith has returned from
Europe and reopened her office In the
Burke building.
Mr.. ard Mrs. i. T. Freiiund, and Jules
and Robert Frediund. al OF Mount Yer
non. are at the Diiler.
George Donald. banker. and A. L. Dill
ley. sheriff-elect OF Yakima. county. both
or North Yakima, are AZ the Butler.
DR.. c. NJ BucAasan. formerly a resi-
dent OF Washing tom City, but now physg-
clan OF the Tulaaip Indian reservation, is
IN the city as the guest OF mis- uncle, DIR.
T.. Buchanan
Robert Potts. a well-kmow., ranrher ana
stockTalser or Sprague. is In the city lock-
ing after the shipment or stock TO the
sound While in Seattle he is the guest
or w. g. Potts, clerk OF the DiIler hotel.
James Morrison. OF Pert Gansnie, is a
guest at the Arlington.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-03
RIVAL MARKsMEN's CLUBS.
Seattle and Tacoma Gunners to shoot .
Team Pigeon Match.

Negotiations are being carried on be-
twesu the Seattle Rod and Gun Club and
the Tacoma knights OF the trigger for
live bird team match in the near future.
According to the plans the teams will be
composed of five men each and each man
Will shoot string of twenty birds. The
purse viii not be more than SO or SIS
side, birds extra. This will bring the ex-
penses OF each shooter up to about SIS.
Everything Is of a friendly nature be-
tween the clubs and. IL the negotiations
do not fall through, there VIII probably
be TWO matches, one in this city and the
other at Tacoma. Both cities have some
excellent shots, among whogn may be
named Eberiy, Kimball, Ellis ard Dodge.
of Tacoma; Churchill. Stevens. Capt.
Miner, ice Hardy. W. A. Hardy. Ncreton,
Ruppe and Waltingford Of this city.
1t is calculated that Stevens, whose real
name Is Dick Cox. won a good number
OF Tacoma dollars AZ the recent match
between Churchill and Eberly. Every enc
of the local shooters who were at Tacoma
says they were treated fair and square.
Complaints have come 10 the Seattle
Rod and Gun Club officials within the
past two days that the markets and res
taurants are not observing the daEv in re-
iation TO the close season, taking effect
January l. One Of the most prominent
members of the club said yesterday that
there seemed TO be a general feeling that
the market dealers and rcstaurateurs
ought TO have few days TO get rid of the
stock collected during the open season.
II. however. the club had reason to be-
iieve that the law was not being adhered
to after January 30 an effort would be
made to secure some convictions.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-03

gain her consent 70 TIE marriage OF her
caiy child !. 70 Frnnixliu Fits a yo1r<
American ana who r.ssscorssruss his
meaning ard accerts hfsn before be can
Essa essne TO explain matters il the ssgst
way. !. s. a1cGrath wa be the Franklin
Fsus. Henry Gilbert xifa inzpersonase she
scounsrel. Baron lie Bo1s. John H Fun
wood VIII play Wsisesiy Napier. AMI
Carrot. sae 5zzser. VIII he in the hands
OF Ralph Hayden. Miss Rose eszff-
man IA the syrong emotional rsse
OF Cseefy Blaine. an American heir
ess. Ends mary opportunities FOR d-amat-
&c Intensity, which she takes every adj
vantage Of. Miss Anne Leonard viii ror-
tray the Italian model. Francesca" Miss
Dura Drosaron viii be the iashing ana
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-03
Q. A. c. Ladies' smoker Mex, Week.

On Wednesday evening. January 2. n
ladies' smoker will be given at the Seattle
Athletic Club which promises 20 be a
success. The following programme has
been decided upon by the gymnasium
COMMITTEES:
Selection by Mandolin club.
Junior class drill under Prof. vande-
we're.
Light weight boxing.
Tug-of-war. Yale vs.. Harvard, In which
the teams will probably be as fellows.
yaie-A- j. BALLET. w. n Goodwin, Miller,
II. AZ. HGrd. Harvard-BrownelI. r. w.
Cobb. Steiman, Geo. Quirnby or Wright.
Double trapeze.
Selection by Mandolin club.
Roxirg-Josiah Collins vs. z. u. Hughes.
Horizontal bar.
Basket ball match. lawyers VS.. picked
team. seven men on a side.
On or about February l. a second
smoker VIII be given, consisting entirely
Of competitive events. such as high erd
broad jump. pole vault. putting the shot.
f1ftsen-yard dash. boxing. wrestling, OBJ
stacie race. etc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-03
THE TELEPHONE Dxcasrox
lie uisinsss EGscs WIN De I. n.s.e,
Katas.


The recent decision against the Raj,
ieiephone company in the United st.ta.
circuit court at Boston, fnvalidas..sr sha
Berilner patents. has set peopIe e. a..
attie to talking telephones again. bnt
there - more or less OF mystery sur-
rounding the case and its probable "a
suits In cheapening the service. The
suit was brought In equity for the re-.
peal OF letters patent granted to Emil
Eeriiner, who sold his Inventions IA
the Bell Telephone company, but which
made no use OF them, and it was al.
legged. prevented others from making
proper Use OF them
The strange part OF the case IL that
Beriiner patents are In use by the Bel
TeieDhone company, but 1t is not be-
HeVed that these are tina ones affected
py the decision OF the circuit court.
Ine patents said to be affected cover
inventions consisting of transmifters
which carry the electric current along
without change In intensity. III the on
orator Of Morse instrument does not
press down the keys with a certain ARM
ness the souncer at the receivers in
strument works much weaker than III
the full pressure of the hand had been
used. Based on this fact the Invention
or Emil Berliner consists OF a simpie
apparatus for transmission of sound
along line OF an electric current. He
Claims in the patent originality for the
method OF producing in circuit electrical
undulatson similar In form 10 sound
waves By causing the sound waves to
vary the pressure between the electrodes
Ia constant contact so as TO strengthen
and weaken the contact and thereby in
crease and diminish the resistance OF
the circuit. The letters patent cover:
An electric neutrality-suspicious. trans
mitter operated BY sound waves and
consisting OF plate sensitive to sound
waves:
Electrodes In constant contact with
each other and forming part OF a cir
cait which includes a battery or other
source or electrical energy and adapted
TO increase and decrease the resistance
OF the electric circuit by the variation
In pressure between them covered by the
yibrattonal movement of the sensitive
plate:
In a elephone-transmittcr. a yihra-
floral plate made concave for condens-
ing the sound:
In elephone-transmitter. a vibration
al plate provided with one or more aper-
lures:
A speaking transmitter COM
prising a diaphragm or disk sensitive
TO sound waves combined with rigidly-
held but adjustable electrode In contact
with same. whereby the electric current
Is transformed into a series OF undulat-
Dry currents with the vibrations Of the
diaphragm
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-03
J Searts and Iahlin .lnin.a

fsiage license Was issued yesterday
- s~sasn II. poads ana Eliza s. Wilson.
e = sanny,saie.
shsssi was signed In the superior
= Yesterday ia favor % Alien p. Nit
tMa lawn / Jenny 81 III i0r
60 thurman. who holds an allowed
- YET ~ sgsins, che estate ~ Pat
g.. a.'aSAeT, deceased. yesterday peri-
- - TIE Probate court TOP safe OF real
% satisfy tho claim.
kn're es al. have been sued hy
- Shis In the Superior court on fcar
- ho'es aggregasimE 81. o.. being
us.s :. oa Principal note Tor G.sta exc
~ = eae Solicitors Lean & Trust Co.
- ey mortgage on ics I. block
A. Bells sseond ASHTON.
~. ssasiIs cesar Lumber c,,,nuanv YES.
- he Bellsnghazn Ray Lumber
= =. s.s..-a'acsarsng company for a aaianee
49,. aiiesea - De Gae on q steam,
&c.. writ os gavnisAznen, was issued
- @ N'eAarSe Co. os Ibis city,
|exs~ sesd IN $50 sled. with w. +. Ne
= aSs Frank nlmsa,ok as saretses.
4 Ease of the t,nlte,s states a~a,n~,
= 80. sAsasasr'. CHARGED with selling Honor
~ - vas ealles Tor trsal YESTERDAY.
|Aee..s 70 The non-app.,A rance es an
49,. ss witness for The government. an
-~aasa Aisy Anlss~. TIE case ass
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-03
r,..e.a states Petit Jurors.

Ia, vsaire for th.rty-six petit
10; ~ ne tinted States district court
7I1ss,sd By Judge Hanford yesterday
os;lowsng names drawn by Deputy
opiitsr:
ss-1azne5 FARMLAND, James l..
i. 4. Hunter. r. ii. Davis. E. B.
- tndres Blackiston. r. H. Whit
~ 4. b. Esheiman. Herman Chaplin,
+ 4 y.lL T. 4. ngersoil. A. Meihorn.
- uul. 8. Elicott, John Browder. d.
- Denny. Peter Bettinger.
~ Whascsns George II. Singleton.
- 4exnsend- A. Hunt Max Ger
ftouk A. Bartlett
. li<u1rF.-fAwrenee Tucker.
l1.rptt-E. ]. Chapman.
iI.dIoek-aslw. r. Blake.
iretonssi,- Robert Allen.
" csnser John Ball. A. G. dillingham;.
81 Francis.
ak,nondS-A. AZ. Pritchard.
6eacraess--c. f. Seal.
NJ cfesceat-A. Il. Tower.
(l.1tscqua- Charles o. Keefe.
1<seaslle- Andrew Stewart.
tsen Rlves-w. D. I.yts.
S1Sot~U. A. Carr.
Synks 4arm--H. B. Cannon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-03
rHE CANDY SHOP DIVE KEEpERs.
Thsy and Their Consorts Deny Their
GutIt-Hsariug Postponed.

Esther Blafe, who guards the fruit
and candy shop on Third street. between
Spring and Seneca streets: Rose Zetier.
who runs the stand at the northwest
corner OF Third and University streets;
her husband, Harry Zetler. who presddes
over the secondhand store dsagonaliy
across the street. Alice Zetler. who runs
a shop on Front street between Union
and Pike. and her husband. Solomon.
were all in the police court yesterday
afternoon 10 answer the charges that
Chief Rogers detectives have made
against them.
The women are charged with being
prostitutes. who practice their vocation
under the guise OF keeping candy AM
fruit shosss. The men are charged With
living on the earnings OF the women.
The Defendants all pleaded not guilty,
ana as city Attorney Winstock WAS sick.
the cases were cofwluaed until Monday
AFTERNOON. January :. at o'clock. The
prisoners were released ON their personal
reecgnsxancc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-03
The MaeDougan
& SouthWrk Co.
MI(Vinter
Clearance

The most sensational clear
ance of dry goods ever known
in the city. Seattle has never
seen such selling as was
done in this store Yesterday.
Thousands of pleased buyers
crowded each department.
Prices lower than ever be-
fore caused heavy buying.
Come today. This sale has
only fairly started. Each
day new offerings will be
made. 1t is a splendid time
for buying for future use
the great reductions make
this really profitable. We
mention only q few Of the
many specials.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-03
PACIFIC BEATS aAINiER.
Final Game OF Football Between Pub
lie school Eievenx.

A very exciting game OF football was
played yesterday at West Seattle between
the Pacific and Rainier schoe,s, the
former waning by a score of IL to 4. The
star play of the game was the drop kick
from field by Sam Russell. of the Pacifics
The features Of the game were the play
ing or Hak-backs j. Humes and Snyder.
and Quarterback Boyd, of the Eainiers.
and Graham, Russell and Brown. of the
Pacific. This will end the games for the
season. The injuries suffered by the play
ers were not few. Brassagan. of the Pa
csies, receiving the lions share.
The following was the lineup:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-03
Tunnel PATENT.
IA Says the City Has
frltinged It mich.
s,,ss FOR BIG DAMAGES.
Yessy Jasy-1Gss. ue~1h-
-. - : Dtseses-A Beg In
,.etes Good Kstsss.

1fevamarz, formerly in The en-
3,;;'S' - city and who while af work
: 81 y de sewer tunneI5 devised an
3s-eat for censering tunaeis, fiied
*sintst in the Unsset States court
~ commencing a suit against the
I.nlnx Sl5.Doe damages for inSrtug-
ID eatsnts. His complaint sefs forth
~ - - the first inventor OF the inn
- and not patented and not in
~ - 81 on sale for more than two
|sz - 10 his application for letters
- - applied for his patent March
~ received It January ", 1884.
- he eiaan1e. June %, 1884. used
u his improvements and cover
- oatent and the loss OF royalties
=. .sxxf damages are figured cut by
"a - 1xaesiy $500. This claim he pre-
~ 5 Isl city last July, but It met the
~ lay cfer such claims. 1t was re-
xew he resorts 70 the courts Tor
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-03
AN 0FFENsE WITHOUT A NAME,
Vain Search for = Law to Cover Two
Evil Doors Cases.


John waliron and Charles 4. Orr. the
former OF whom is we'll known TO the POI
lice. Will be tried In the municipal court
this afternoon on the charge of yagvaacy
under the new omnibus ordinance. The
case is a peculiar one and has given the
law officers some reason 10 be perpleaed.
According to the report of County Jaiier
Munroe, the prisoners were caught in one
OF the windows at the county Jail, APP
parentiy trying to pass something through
the bars to the prisoners. What IL was Is
10 a certain extent u matter OF conjecture.
That they were guilty Of q gnSs5emeauor
was evident. but what law would cover
the case was different matter. They
made no real attempt TO help a prisoner
escape or tried 10 break into Jail. LAW
books and city ordinances were searched
and researched yesterday afternoon and
in the end the men we're charged with
yagrancy.
waidror once served q term OF seven
months for stealing a robe from Pesko-
Wits fnr9Store. When he was brought
into court yesterday he remarked:
81 want er change of Venue. for I've
get ther worst of II in this court twice"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-03

s"The Galley Slave by BARLEY Camp
bell will be the opesIng bsli Of tie
CAsres riggs company ~ cordray's Tsssa~
ter this evening. Il ia OF the ro-
mantle seaacs. and replsse with pare and
retired comedy ard thrslling clsmsxes. A
c. Heaaersoa wiii play the aeNatng ress
OF Sidney Sareo;f. the poor artist wks
prefers a dungeon 20 dkshonDr % himself
Or the girl ne loves, David AIeer viii
appear as uzser oilnha1s. a hacns1c-.
caught sa natrinoasai ret
snreaa ~ widow with u
aaagasss, Cor whozu be Is sEsiea yog.ng To
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-03
A Handsome and u..fui caiead.r.

or the several hundred handsome de-
signs originated with which to illuminate
the calendars OF the current year none
arc more unique and practically useful
than that issued by the Lowman & Ham
ford Stationery and Printing Company.
which gives q birSl's-eye view OF the Pgf-
get Sound country. The advantages OF
Seattle as the commercial center OF the
Northwest are clearly shown, including
the routes for the government Lake
Washington waterway and the South Sc
attic canal The picture IS printed In four
colors and Is fair sample of the excel
lent work that is turned out in this city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-03
An.y IahssIls : Fine Es.ats

= pefItien was filed In the probate
resst yesterday asking for the appoint-
III II Hiram J. Jacobs as administrator
- the will annexed OF the estate of
isssaf Langeii, deceased. The property
d1ss Of nine lots in this city. valued
4 NM Deceased also LETT property In
hpecn, consisting Of 1900 acres OF mea-
~ and grazing lands, valued at $1,000.
- live stock and implements worth
IN The ranch Is docatei in Langell
0ll1ys Klamath county. where deceased
~ September Z. 1901 The property is
II - sen. William A. Laugell. not yet
NM pears sid. William Knots. a bro
thes.lnlaw, living at Corvallis, is sppolnt-
4 guardian OF the son, with Instructions
y giss him . thorough college education.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-03
Muslin
Underwear
Bargains.

Muslin Gowns. worth &C. I'll 30
Muslin Gowns. worth 75e. at &c.
Muslin GowIss. worth 81, at Gle.
Muslin Gowns, worth tle5. at 7sc.
Muslin Gowns, worth N.ss5, At SEC.
Muslin Gowns. worth N.50. at H-iSs
Muslin Drawers. worth Sc. at &c.
sMuslin Drawers. worth 4oc. II &C.
Muslin Drawers. worth sc. at Sc.
Muslin Drawers. worth 75c, Mt 4Sc.
Muslin Drawers. worth 81. at Csc.
Muslin Drawers. worth N.25. ut 10.
Muslin Drawers. worth $50. at CSC.
Muslin Corset Covers. worth &c, at 19c.
Muslin Corset Covers. worth Sc. at 80.
Muslin Corset Covers. worth bOc. At 10.
Muslin Corset Covers, worth S5e. at &c.
Muslin Corset Covers. worth S5c. At 6Sc.
Muslin Corset Covers, worth 81, at 79c.
Muslin Corset Covers. worth 81. Is, at sc.
Muslin Corset Covers. worth si.5n, at &c.
Muslin Chemise. worth soc, at sc.
Muslin Chensase. worth eoc. at &C.
Muslin Chemise, worth 1Sc, st l7c.
Muslin sshcnslse. worth BOG, al clio.
Muslin Chen,ise. worth Sc, at 7sc.
Muslin Chemise, worth Si.2, nj SIC.
Muslin CncrIsse. worth $l.50. at lila
Muslin Skirts. worth soc. at CSC.
Muslin Skirts, worth s6c. al 4sc.
Muslin Skirts. worth 9sc. at &c.
Muslin Skirts. worth Si.20. ut sSc.
Muslin Skirts. worth N.e5, at sl1k
Muslin Skirts. worth Si.55, at N.2s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-03
Frank jaime. No. coins ON the STAG.

Fart Worth. Tex. jar LA gentleman
has just returned from 81. Louis, where
he met his cid friend Frank James. In
speaking OF the taak that he VIII appear
la a sensational train robbery r1si8-sfraYna
Frank James says; Tel the people that
Frank James Is not a VII man: tell them
that ne has TOO much respect for himself
ard fsS- than TO Insult their intelligence
ny gosng on the stage su the rcae OF q
trzzE. rsz,sse-''
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-03
Gslssd states Dlstrict Court.

Ne United States court was in session
ysi<rdsy With Judge Hanford on the
hach and the following orders made:
Gated States VS.. Chlrouse ct aI.--case
oukisued to June term.
I. 5 stimson Land Company We. John
g BOLSTER. Lorder vacating order OF Au-
fazs =, lsss everything defendants an
mn.
United States VS.. Forward. to
eatnd the prayer for bill OF particulars.
Nnistd States vs.. Skagit Boom Com
sasy -suis 70 compel the company to re-
ness Instructions in the Skagit river
pesfse IN favor Of defendant signed.
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sTgwARr 8 HOLLIS pRua coNrY.

under It. She saia that she had received
notice Of 3 grade assessment against her
three lots In the Denny -Hoyt addition.
bu< thar she would not submit 10 It. She
SAYS she VIII cab upon the state 10 pre-
teet her interests from the city az Seattle.
After this declaration she says that aliens
are doing the work ON the street while
taxpayers and married men are out Of
employment.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-03
M wan Of Mr.. gull. No,,e.

1ne viii Of Mrs. Julia Nolte. who died
sais city December Il, was fled for rro-
sSss % The superior court. To each OF her
sssiasen. George Nolte. Charles +. Motto
saa Julia Note Gcrnils. is given 500. and
sae residue Of the estate Is bequeathed to
saa surviving husband. Frederick Nolte.
.of ite. With remainder to the children In
ass p divided among them equally.
saaS aaa share alike. The husband Is
1919 - executor without bonds. the es-
" cprr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-03
TIE ryAe Company Leave..

Despite tfas wintry weather The Tar
AMI the Tartar At co-arss's theatsr last
evening was played 10 delighted lovers
OF melody and comedy. The tanefni opera
has been great hst, and the public in
almost 10th to witness the cosapany's de-
partare. Tis cid favovstes were given de-
served recalls far their admirable hand
ling Of their parts. and the farewell per-
Torrance 81 the Pyke company via be re-
raensasresa as asony is best.