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Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
M cbigan.
~ u.
6un0 al 6lGusful. @n

6uno al 6lansfnl. Gn 8ulaare
al 4 Sob 10 3Ommers 9ptielie ct iun'
ben paa SD Brothers 6arm, Omtreut
3 @il ipo for &eit &ay Gytp. st
Selitab al lOtale aopitaIllter bar iIat'
tet Jig iammen % iifret Jig &et til
700 Gcres al bet %OmIi9senoe 2ane.
&uIet ltal bore en- ilomerfet &palitet
al @lanstul. Nrbeioet / Mtiuen vii
bliue pnabe9pnot til 8aaren.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
VI 0.
Werieo % Guatemala. G

Werieo % Guatemala. City Of
Wtericc, 20Oe Sanuar. llnberbanos
linserne melIem Mericu % Guatemala
er blepeu aibruot. Guatemala negter
at ucrebe @rItatuin9 til Merico for
Stuoe, tiligiet Wcrjfauere paa @r9ns
fen al Guatemala. Rimeli8uis oil en-
&ris M tomme til of ~ai9jsre Sasen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
WinuciU ia.

s'la Clons Wurper. Otter bpao
4 m'oOeIeS fra 2ulutb, bar golitiet
F%''9 llnOct ct Spor eiter 9ena or.
"' @oroer, Getcttip 8enlon bar
|a''f Ell Eur Chicago meo 9is,ie 81.
Ben m9r9cOe Yises spItcr, for at
'u'H'l' EOllticts 6orbrgoersaacri,
'sF 'aFot Sl55jc Slicn ct Yiaeoe,
VI gun 'troy 0lcntjenotc iom q " glus
as, Pf"Oes SOiters Mproer. Billie.
var %aVnet Samcs 0riscoa Ga Bet
F'9l''s' at ban bar e, furlia Surbrp.
s December 1892 bar bel,nc
'''01 slsr SInitin ~urrefcret i Gbi,
Oa oerlra er Sppret al BAN iulat
V'O'0Fa, pg 8enion tror M at
'F ''Roe @'anOen i esbet at ct Bar
aQe S0Wnibips. s Onsoaas
["s'S ''eO SoWniDip 149, &amoe 81,
"' 'oF entrg % SLING paa 9anb.
|. / &. GlOuO, Scr pentsbes at
VIpe glurt firti eIer semt; E,-
Sa9en iOr S(ubninsen beapnbte
uu''e0s at title fig op uoenIor
!, 't'' SOlUnibip $50, @ause 80,
NJ, ' ,' &orsOaa @Orsen. Yesae
b. " CT NeIi89enps ipopIt for Reo
S'''aHer &cicruatiuueu. Sc inses
|.,., oaFoitulot GcmmerlauS o. uS.
|''''i 6armIanO.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
GpGg.


Winiiteriet reiisnerer. atben, 22Oe
Sanuar. Sele bet 9raIte Miniiterium
bar ~reii9neret. Sslsen bar en- Yanif
paa Ssrien. Oct antases, at ct upu,
litiit 8abinet pil bliue bannet ps at
8ammeret pil bliue oplsIt.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
Seras.
Brandt Notwithstanding TIE:

TrGnbt NOTWITHSTANDING Texas
Cotton Palace i @oco blep Senoas
poela9t al So, meoipreube ct Cab al
meIem $4,000 % $4,000. lloltil'
lingen Ilutteoe tiOlis i December, men
oa 6Oreta9enoet uiite fig me9et iOrbel.
a9ti9t, bar bet 9eItemmelien at aabnc
bet i9jeu iaar. &oo9itt8 Gatutorium feb
ct Cab at $1,000. Nsiuroncen pau
Cotton Palace bar $40, 700.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

! SnnbWih, iom bar ituaet lebist / 10
War, bar ira Manbas after sisnOptaset
9riIten. 8pens 8orsere bar reiit en-
tilItrRttelis Sum til at paabegDnbe
arbeioet, iom fprelsbie oil blips brsust
eIter ben cooperative Ylau.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
Yenge for eli Yreoefarm.

tets Srri9atioustomite bur inbItiQet til
&eota9elie Genator SpIes 6orlas
ON at beuilSc $4,000 for aj0b at 100
Gcres 9anO i 3ome8 &iper 8aleu.
5urila8et inoebOlcer usiaa Beitem>
melie ON Boring al arteIiite 8rsnoe
% Nnle8 al en- Yrguefarm.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

br9bt oeb at 8psninsen itprteoe fans
men. 8eiret er msget tulot, buao Der
tiener til at forsae Gtsnoisbeoen blanot
be DuerleOenbe. buis Suie er Doslast.
8eo bet isrit Omtalte Surofinlu pms
tOm Der mslem 10000 os $4,000
MenneIfer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
&pnarssmanb WiIion. Dormant

al Buosetfomitesu, uotalte / Manoags,
at Der i benne &OnsresiesiiOn life uiloe
blipe sjort bet minoite for at iprsse
&e9jerIn9ens Snotarter Deb en- Jors
bsielie al 2olOiatierne. Spis 8ssje'
rinsen trenste Here 8ense, enb ben III
ino, maatte ben faa benz fra andre Self.
Der END Snbfsrieltoloen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

grbeibs'g unitins. 5Ormano Ntc,
Sam af GrbeiostOmiteen bar autDOet
til arbeiostommisiGr @rigbt, at Oenne
uosiuer maanebli9 arbeios' 8uaitins.
aae Meolemmer ai aOmiteen bar uos
taft fig / 5ausr al oenne 4lau.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

&omiteen for Snoiaueranlis9enoer
bar inopiaet til 8ectusetie 5urIlas ON
at be0ilse $4,000 for GrOip Greet
Snoianerne i SpO Safota IOm gritats
ming for Cab af en- Del Gano.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

SongreSmanS Saugen bar iremiut
6orIla9 ON at beOilse 8 0liaioner
Dollars for u~obeorius al Saunene ueO
DULUTH us Superior.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
@iSrp Min

sibcr Neo. 2yue 5omilier / 9pen
Stuff bOloer paa at iulte libel % @up.
upGam er onmOOet ON Sjelp. &c
9tgoliOeuoe miItcoe beres GienoOm uns
Der Sto9branben iioIte SDIt.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
California 4.

Sterfe 3esnialo bar 2 MaaneOer
maIten oaslis biemiSst pisie 9ele al
Staten. Gn lisnsnoe &esnmansoe
bar man life baut paa Yaciic apiten
5ibeu 0iuteren 1880. Gloeer %
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

TlAS Arfs2hR<kS
NTT ssfHH
TX ny SI1&%
uofemmts rirseas % Brssas Slsrasn.
Mptrtisfsmsntu

naa ~iusls0srss isnsl bosr Tanoas % Torisal Nss
suL gDsriisIshnsuter ~tuotales iiis ! to paa binaHsta
~fBTssnss RnHitrs. mebmiaors bet usirsf'sIia fsrtsns
ssS Sui1 ct advertisement. Der fsri fOu'mu tRsi
Ttrsooesuumsr,t !. Or. ~forlanses tnbrui'et3 Sanas,
III bet tumms ino I 3 zirsoassnumsre. BreSs, br insss
boiler apertitinnentsr. iOm bet batter msb, bSr msrs
poluten.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
9ima.
3rigeu imeo Sapnn.

Hrtgen me0 Sapnn. Sban9bal,
20oe Sunuar. Oct meooeles Der, at
Ell Del al ben iupaueiiite 5Iaabe bOms
baroerer 2iussGbotu, Ell Bp i Rarbe'
ben al gbes5UO.
Che 600, 20be SGnuar. Smorses
untom bsnoeo 35 japaueFIts 9runs'
~portbaabe, bber bu9ierenoe ct Bar
SUMS, % Is Srigsitibe til gounss
Ching Susteu. ipO for Gban8'1 nns
8pnteu. 8eb 3u9arp bra9te ari9s'
itibene &DItbatterierre til Saus6eb %
Snpaneierne tanoeoe benoeo $4,000
trooper. 2~ano9an9en iOresit uneer
Ell iu9r SneItOrm. DOuussGbin9 er
800 Mil fra @eis Sais8ei.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
uDIanDet.
So NJ b | q.

SolDbaIiS. Il. g. Colombia, iom
l9nge lar liot unoer en- u~inolBieli9
8apirpen9e GirtulatiOH, bar tuset
GtrlOt til at iette fine %ense paa en-
SplubnIi8.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

gene bar gaaet tabt oeo Ell 8antialit.
San iraitreu fig for $4,000 Gienbum,
iom life er ialsbar III, % ban % bans
Sartioniiter %irisuues for p~oerligere
8etaliua.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
aOnaresmanb goeu fra Minr

iotn, @uerp fra 0ti6isan Us 9erlins
fra Soma, MeOlemmer al ben terrific.
riale 8omite, bar inoleperet en- Mino.
ritetsruppOrt imOO gebtuselien al 5Or,
ila9et on at ~bempnoiss Glaitas GU
psrnsr al tiaaoe Salg al Rusbrifte
8psr meo minbit 100 bpioe Snbbp9'
sere, liselebes at sipe 2icenie for 3il'
uirtnins os Sals al 81 til Spioe.
2icenie ct iaitiut til $500 ON aarst,
@upernsren flyer, at be M sjalOenbs
2oue life fan sjennemisres, os Reiut'
tatst blir, at Rusoritte ialses frit O9
ubinbret oper belle alaita iii Suoiste
og Spioe uoen 5oritjel.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
SNO Safot,

a'' Sagsil. Sra MiQer meo.
!, eO'iNtqct nu bar iettlet meb
!, ~, s,Sa asS *OpaIiit aasierer, iom
"'OoV UnOerOalance, ioet Ben.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
Gantion for Sebs. Spieltere

Tnilft0l TOT Eebs. 1DIelteret bar
oenne llse bait unoer Sperueielie 6. 9.
9ebs's Sag, os beilutteOe ben 21oe
b., at 3ebs Us be andre A. r. U.
@mbebsmGno, ipm iiooer / Sailen,
fan faa i'm 5ribeO mob at ittle Sifter.
beo for $4,000 bper, inbtil Sasen nGrs
mere mnoerip9es ben 25be Marts.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

Is. 6. YeteriOn er uonGUnt til 9oit'
eIter / Chamber, Wurray 60, Minn,
iItebetior 8. s. Sacobior, iom 6leu al.
Ifeoi9et.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

st arissifib ienoes til 6amaii.
ubenrissminiite @reibam anmOOeoe
ben Lobe os. 5laabeminiiteren ON at
ienoe ct arissitib til SUuUlulu; ariss'
tibet philadelphia" aisii fra Sun
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
SRA @aibington.

8ulOrcierpeiouoet er III saaet NED
til 685 Mi0ion Dollars.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

aarlioe @Iroe al Spens SanoeIstam'
mer uotalte Cir SobR Seutins, at 9teos
aanaen / a~fienpsIieu al Ginplaoer ira
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

Sans Sprelore er rige os bar otret
gulinber Of Dollars ior at iinoe BAN,
40 hnnhe MI nnnipet oft 6aab. Wir.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

biz. buerten | 2ptfe efIer IN
se.fer @isuuoelie Os ulr
irpo.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
WaSiatbuett5.
6ieupptaaer Triiten. @lasperfst

,sruer plutut yu.m9r"s qua go. -"
her | ben nurolise Del al Staten lOin
aslse al iiOite aarS aSr'e' ~e's0as'
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

llouei, Iaa 8esierinsen fan Optase 2ann
paa be met suHitise Setinsslier.
SeuatOr SbsrmoH bar uoarbeloet en-
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

s&r be bpibe Saar, men or isri. o.
iremmeit bine esue.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

wv "Orlt % Yaitor S%taripcpf paa ems
s"F' H'oDoe bar en- ijeloen Iti0e %
''H gn9lln9. Sans pluoielioe Spo
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-09
STUDENTS AND STREET CARS.
Complaint as to University Service
The Company Defends Itself.


The Company Defends Itself.
The Street Car Difficulty" is a subject
of discussion in the current numbe~ Of the
Pacific Wave, a publication issued by tie
students of the University of Washington.
In the article the charge is made that the
managers of the Third Street * Suburban
line have no regard for public opinion. as
is amply demonstrated by their absolute
failure TO provide sufficient accommoda-
lions for their patrons, while charging
them twice as much for transportation as
the other roads IN the city" 1t is said
that the communication tickets are about
as closely allied 20 the genus fake IS they
well could be- the service is criticised as
being abominabIe, the trailers ara called
rattle-traps that threaten to leave the
track az every turn Of the wheels, and
the car which leaves for the city at the
close Of recitation hours is said to be un-
comfortably and often dangerously over
crowded
Manager W ]. Grambs, Of the Third
Street & Suburban company stated yes
terday that the article above referred TO
was full Of gross exaggera tions Cars for
the university leave the city az 1:45 :, $40,
SIS and $50 o'clock a. m. and thereafter
every half hour until midnight. The cars
leaving at and $40 have trailers attach
cd and also the cars leaving the university
at and 8 o'clock in the afternoon. when
the heaviest travel sets in toward town.
The earlv morning service gives seven
cars within three-quarters Of an hour and
the Communication fare for the five and a
half miles from the city hall 70 the uni
versitv is I cents. Mr.. Grambs says he
has made a number Of trips along the
line and the service has always seemed
10 be adequate. There has been complaint
at his Office that students insist on crowd
ing the platforms and interfering with mo-
toruen. Observation-Disclosures room inside
the cars In the view Of the street car
company the criticism is as untrue as it is
-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-09
INTO THE CARIB00.
Standard Gauge Railroad to
Tap the Mines.
AN OPENING TOWARD ALAS KA
1t VIII Enter Rich Placer and Quartz
Region-New Schedules Effec-
tive Tomorrow.

a standard-gauge railroad from KAN
loops. =. c, 10 BarkervilIe. in the heart OF
me Cariboo country. a distance Of about
80 miles. IS practically assured. and the
plans 10 build Z are now being consum-
mated 4 u. Whittier agent and mansg-
er fer the Car.boo Gold Fields, Limited
at Barkeviile. who was at the Office OF
A. u. Scr3ggy, in this city yesterday
said that unless the Unforeseen prevented
the ground for the line would he broken
during next season. The road would cost
about $1,000 a mile, and would he put
down IN nrst-class shape, 50 as 10 be ope-
rated the year round
Such a read said Mr. Whittier
would form a connecting link between
the Canadian Pacific anC the British
Pacific now projected frum Winnipeg to
the Pacific coast, and weuid be "A long
step toward rail connection with Alaska,
feat think VIII be accomplished during
the next few years. A branch of the Bri-
fish Pacific. for which A party OF survey
ors under Bell. formerly Of the Canadian.
Was in Barkerville during the present
season. VIII reach ont to the mouth of the
Skeena and form part Of a short line to
the ORIENT. With the construction OF the
British Pacific and its connecting lines.
way VIII be opened into the vast agri-
cultural region OF the Peace river valley
and VII tap a lumber region Ike that OF
Puget sound.
The new road to Baskerville viii do
a great deal toward the development Of
what ! consider without question the rich
est mining country ! have ever been in.
Placer mines as YOU know, have been
have selected forty-eEht - locations.
and from numerous tests l can state th3t
they viii be productive of great wealth.
The ore greatly resembles that from
Africa, and some of the lodges are forty
feet in width and cut the placers diagonal
II. Six tests of the government assayer
gave an average of So 70 the ton.
The placers of the Cariboo are paying
well. the Canadian Pacific mines in charge
of Hobson. on Canal river and Horsefy
creek. having made two clean-ups the
present season. Of $4,000 and $4,000 re-
spectlvely. Since 1892 600 has been
taken out OF those mines. The Cariboo
Gold Fields. Limited is working on Will
Jams creek, and employs about 400 men
during the busy season.
Mr. Whittier. who will leave today for
the north, has been TO San Francisco to
order new machinery for the placers. and
on his return will put up the most power
full hydraulic elevator in the world. Il will
raise gravel to a height of 10 feet.
against ninety-four feet by elevators in
California mills. The pressure on the pipe
line VII amount TO 1l,0o0 pounds to the
square inch, and Is SO great that lap-weld
steel pipe specially made at Birmingham.
England was ordered. This equipment
is now at Ashcroft and VIII be freighted
to Barkerville at s cents a pound. As It
weighs $4,000 pounds the freight alone
for that short distance will be $4,000. He
expects TO begin piping next July.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-09

Frank W. Parker. - IRE Northwestern
visited Tacoma yesterday.
, y M-CsE general agent for The Erie
f1.-s at san Francisco. vas n tae city
Yesterday
~ y Har.h1rt. general passenger agent
cs tae o. = 4 X al Portland, T-as II TIE
cs-v yesterday.
TIE rev e-qa5u-oeut II the C'orso. 5atfd
81 ~e.- rsr .--..s seas westerly trans 9Ttet
a. tne Frfth strs~-r power house
Eject va yesterday tae Great northern
g S--at rceI ~e-eiv.rE casr-fo-fr71 frf -21t
s.a taf Northern Steamship Company
rss Gree. %or- -err E1t1 It's ~7nn~'--
tons. NAS announced to5nt tre-glt tar1lt
O. Jar hooks O. - Goats Per - pounds
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-09
SPECIAL SATURDAY SALE.
Waists. suits, skirts and Capes at Great
Saroains.

Today's special offerings at J. ;. Ora
hams are unusual bargains embracing
several lines Of elegant goods all marked
at extraordinary special prices. Every
lady who wishes TO secure new seasonable
goods at money-saving prices should see
these bargains: Handsome silk waists at
81. The very latest style suits, in English
box fronts. black or navy serge, only $3.50.
Elegant dress skirts. in serge, four yards
wide. full lined special, at So New Astra-
chan capes, lined with rhadama silk Sc
inch length great bargains at s15. Fine
coney fur capes at $50 and 1915. Every
article enumerated is special value DO
not fail 10 see them. They cannot be Sc
cured a such low prices elsewhere in the
city J. ; Graham TIC Second street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-09

in car loads of minimum weight of 20 600
pounds from Seattle. Ballard. etc, to Chi
cage and Peoria, Ill. The tariff s effect
i've November 20 and expires December 81.
AT present a special tariff making the
same rate IS in effect
1. A. Nadeau. one Of the Washingto ton
delegates to the nationa. immigration coz
gress to meet at ST. Paul November 10,
left for the East yesterday afte rnoon
Wni.e he s absent he viii visit his old
home at Monroe, Mich, and VII extend
his TRIP TO Washington City, New York
and Boston.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-09
DIR. ALISON Will GO.
Pastoral Relations With His
Church Are Dissolved.
HE WOULD NOT COMPROMISE
Three Elders Also Deposed in the
Interest Of Harmony.

The Petitioners Make "A Spirited Reply
10 tho Pastors speech and Then the
PreSbytery Goes Into secret session
-~After. Twelve Hours Deliberation
II Decides That DIR. Alison At~t 60
I'm April and Elders Meyers. ihoin-
son aud Osborne step Down The
Pastor In spirited and Affecting
Address Declines All Compromise
and Insists on Immediately Leaving.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-09
lie wanted the Air of Freedom.

Tired Of being confined to a house quar-
antiued for scarlet fever, boy named
Helth escaped the guard and hid himself
I'm North Seattle for nearly two days this
week His description was given the po-
lice. and Yesterday he was located and re-
turned. He fought when he found he had
to 20 back. and said he felt much better
Ous side
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-09
NEW TIME SCHEDULE.
Northern Pacific VIII Put IL Into
Effect Tomorrow.

Effect Tomorrow.
The new time schedule Of the Northern
Pacific including through trains 20 Ia
coma and night trains 20 Portland, which
VIII 80 into effect tomorrow. IS as follows.
81 Paul ami East. dally-Leave. 40 p.
m arrive. s.s5 o. N.
Portland. dally-Leavc. 12:1n and 10 2.
M: arrive. $50 g. m and s - r. m
Olympia. daily except SunGay-Ieave.
10 a m; arrive. $50 p. N.
Grav's Harbor ana South Bend. daily
except Sunday-Leave. 1--20 p. m, arrive,
$50 U. M.
Tacoma ard local. dauy-Ieave, no a.
m. 1a.eo. $50 and 10 -. m: arrive. $50 a.
~ zs-. f1a ana so p. m.
Tacoma. through trains, d3ily-Ifavf. 2
m. and @i5 .. m. arrive. % a. m. AMI
s.a9 =. IN.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-09

Many people, when a little constipa ted.
make the mistake Of using saline or other
drastic purgatives. All that is needed is a
mild dose Of Ayers Pills to restore the
regular movement OF the bowels. and ma
frre will do the rest. They keep the sys-
tenn in perfect order.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-09

New York. Nov SIN the case u The
Farmers Loan ard Trust COMPANY. the
-es.r -arioa az O8kes Payne and Rouse, re-
-@sve-s OF ne Northern Pacific railway,
and the other receivers appointed. came u9
before Judge Lacomb--. o. the United
states -.r-sI.. court tc1sy. Win The con
sen. ~ all parties except the Northern
Pacific railroad the case was adjourned Tor
.aso weeks
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-09

The Northern Pacific * now running six
trains a day each way between Seattle and
Tacoma Trains leaving Seattle a, Q a. m.
and 245 p. m make no stops and reaeh
Tacoma in one hour Fare only 6nc one way,
81 for round TRIP.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-09

D.. A -. Stoddar- went u Tacoma yes
tarday afternoon % deliver series Of lee
lures. beginning today.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-09

We do not mix in low grades Of -four
or use damaged wheat in the manufacture
or oar Imperial Graham and Whole Wheat
Flour. as most Of the other mills. Hence
they speak FOR themselves when trial Is
given. tombstone & Speer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-09

Big bargains in silk waists for S. today.
J. s. Graham 1le Second street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-09
DIR. stewart TO Preach sunday.

SIX .aed ecrey capes SO AID sa-75 Ora
hams. -i6 Saeood street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-09

Ladies mex serge suits only 87.59 today
J. :. Graham. 10 Second street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-09

Blk Ia -rairs n cloth dress skirts 2. e
g stav. trFaAam's. us Second
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-09

Diving horse. Madison PARK today. c.co
p -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-09

New Tam OShanters. special today, al
3ac. J. :. Graham. 716 Second street.
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pr. Carver. Nation park today. -. 81 .. N.
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am better qualified % he the pastor Of this
church than ever before. I have served
three years OF the most trying apprentice
shin ] know every snaG.
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ify Es rebels are houud % obey II II
that rad been the case. ] would not
wear this fusfou--zs zouid have yielded
to the majority. IS . rule al tie best
things u this world begin with minor
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Falls Rather Than Surrender.

Il fall at my post rather than surrender
the rights of my great wronged and be-
loved people They have stood by. and
shall never forget them, ] have stood by
them Thank God ! have their love. their
confidence their esteem 10 comfort me. l
could not accept your five months truce
without losing my self-respect. | would
die rather than insult my conscience.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-12

Tho Register has Aomuthing to say
every once In awhile about Taxpayers
looking at thCir Increased bllln, ctc. II
used 10 occasionally say something
about lhutO having been a surplus lett
In tho city lronsuty by tho Democratic
council, but II doUlnt talk that way any
more. much. IN FASTING up tho 70.
doomed bonds Of tho electric light loan
the Other day Guy ClOrk Danncnbotg
found reminder u tho "BurpluS lott
by tho last administration staring him
In tho iaco from tho back Of $1,000
worth Of tho bonds, and signed BY John
]. Jones, lluIlihcn Quarter and John s.
Naylor commissioners oi tlIo loan. II
road, alignment Of this bond was do.
mandOd scptUmbor 30. 90, aud was not
paid for lack Of iundB." II wa Just
hncI n sutplnd m that OF old doblB 10
pny--tllnt required an increase VI tic
city levy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-12
SONS OF INV l,nvoLuTIoN.
Election of ofileers-Who May DeCsms
Alumbers OF the Organization,

Election OF ofilecrs-Who May Decsme
Alrmbers OF tho Organization,
The Sons Of tho American Revolu-
tion met yesterday afternoon, Colonel
Robert White was elected precedent for
the current year and Judge Il, L, Cram
ner secretary, o. o. Dewey presented
his application, showing his descent
from Revolutionary iorsiathsrs, and
was admitted to membership. The
meeting adjourned TO meet at the Fort
Henry Club, on Saturday, the twenty
frat day OF December, at 2o'clock p. IN,
All persons living in the state, who
arc lineal descendants OF those who
took part in the revolutionary war,
either az q soldier or otherwise, and
who bear good character, are entitled
to membership.
II IL desired that anyone who may
wish to become member, will give his
name to Judge CrAmner, Mr.. o. o. De-
wey, Captain ., Baker, OF Moundaville,
or Colonel White.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-12

TIM healing properties OF Do Wits
Witch Hazel sRlve arc well known, It
cures eczema, skin affections and is
simply perfect remedy for piles. Lo-
gan Drug Co., Wheeling, W. Va, D. F.
Peabody, Benwood, and Bowie & Co.,
bridegroom, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-12
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
A Very Interesting and lnstruc-
tive Lecture by Mrs, Kahn
DELIVERED AT THE SYNAGOGUE

Last Evening in tho Presence of a
Fair sizsd and ApprOcIatIVo Audi
enco-Eloquent Description OF tho
Beauties of tho IsIands-Tho Late
Queen aud King Defended and the
"Unsorupulous Whites" Attacked.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-12
T, D, CoyERs at all harness stores.

DON'T fall to have pair OF those sle-
giant SO 90 Trousers made to order nj
q, HESS g. SONS,