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The morning times., 1896-10-01
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joins II u.r.NNEII-
iiiIs&El '' K SlursoTT T.''.. '"..''
CilA-. II. ALt.ENuEE.
FLl.IN L SEIREET
i"gt1 tors
-ILl..WI. Vt uI THE. ,,a,..r.ru Of. 40
tttITAL MAI -t.!Tt INt. ~TNENT
,a..'.d-r",k pl,dsn ..-.- Sr,.ou 90
Assets .......-..-.... -.,u 90
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lsrf... VI ltht .'|'t. F-...'' -
Do. wear that rEc r,T"-u-aE STATE H'Ht ~
,r..r r. The test t.rur Rruw.rdcr rHd u'-
-, REM N EIALI. I'Tr> .ae.t-
- SOW EHCIIS. >rtFr'. '......
~...-.rIIy.. .ud sworn Lv Hr-u'- "' iA.s
.gUri. ,fs. cot ~rpjcrul,.. 500
CHARLES W BLOB HEtI.t.
NHiar. Eu'arC
-rt-.r.l.E.NTugtEcU ANi. i..l El;ENEN
lfi:f IN-JEtEt COMPANY .-ri ter
t".. .. rE >I.-pu.uru go
/ J..r.r.I stock prId nv ..... 49,. wv
ASSET, Is THE jNIIhl' = n +! -
|.t..-l .U n..uS ...-.-. ''.''-' sd
. Stocks and huua~ 'i'.si "'. .....
/ ..n,l- of Do gents. I..;...I6 10
/ .'..| .l,,. .....- GOO UD
III r-rIr- ~ THE UNITED >EATES
i....r,r,.r,.,f.u .uui -...-.- ~utr.-,II -
i.,-t.,,,. for losses ar''i a. .i'i~ ''-.--3 uo
I rr- .. 1,,~ 500 80
-, - ..@rru-,.~ ....-..... -uI Gu1 :
II e. HrCEENIlEGER.
A-St.,..t'r Manager
-.,f.-,...t.J .trl sworn %. AEE 90 Us -''6
p RElNINN.
HEI~kEII. y McLERA>. A='.ntH,
| zoos : ~ Wu>hinEtu on, - &.
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BEHOLD and READ.

Some more Knee Pants, 8 cents:
only "a par tp e. customer.
, Mems Pants IL cents.
CMld's SUIT, 80 cents.
3 Sl.95 buys your choice ut Mems
, SerHr"ah!" suits Worth Sl.5u.
Our bankrupt prbrr Only Sl.%5.
S3.I5 > iuy> yrur ,hHIrv Of mems
/ black, hlu, ana I"I- vh"yiou suits,
( worth $500 our bankrupt price
, only S3.75.
D SU.aU buys nous taIior-madc suits
in al the richest effects oT TIE sca
son. made with All the fines trim
! niugS: worth $500. our bduETupJ
! price only $500
$3.50 nTys mems finest tailor
D made suits. such as fine imported
4 clay diagonal. satin IiHcd. neat pa
striped wur>tcds. worth S2u.uu. our
? bankrupt price only $3.50.
a S2.5u buys uycrroat- worth So 80
Si.65 buys uVcrcuatS worth Sl2 90.
$500 buys mems oycrcouts i'll
? black. hiuc ard Light k"rNcy cloth,
4 worth fully $1,000, bankrupt prI,c
only $500.
. We have q nohny line Of Trousers
. for dress wear, worth 81. So ana s.
Bankrupt pr,Cc, Only $50.
q Bear IN mind we have ChIIdFcu's
SUITS and OvcrCOats at the same
A SlaughtCrnE prices.
q Chndreu's Dress SUITS FOR ST gS.
A Chndren's overCOats for 81 -20-a
good. servICeablc garment for any
. school ciuld.
a Tohbv Dress Overcoats for Chil-
dreu for s. Is worth fun y 50.
y In Boys SUITS, ages IA to 10, we
a have a very CNtru-,y" assortment
< ranging I'm price from 81 80 10 sou
2 pcr SUIT. worth more than double.
a There are thousands OF other bar
raius. too numerous to mention. 80
' raal and see for Yourself. RccolleCt
o we have no fancy dressed show
A windows, so look rnr large red S!gu
Y over door This great sale VIII last
e for a short time only. So Hurry along
A and. get frs; choice Store open to
& accommodate ever yhody until 9 p.
~, Saturday, IL p. III.
a Do not be misled-lOok for Nos. 42f
and 429 seventh ST. NV.
q No auction-all goods sold at retail.
The morning times., 1896-10-01
o.bornr Il nounn oysters.

TIE oyster season la, commenced Os
borne X HolaE, Ooucr Seventh hnd g.
have long had tie lest oyster house in
the distinct Raw box supplied daily
with SurrwshIr.- Eurkaway- and Tan
Zler SCUM Best accommodations Tor
bicycics. EcS-lmo
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American, Ml--l1snr, ~cnooI~ upcn.

Vow l.r. Sept go -Ig,. schools a. ID,
t-.rrI,.u Al--..rar" 49,. ar'n. wHn-'
..i....,. I--l. POO. ..I.-r4,,a su Boston ID o.,
h.r 20 &C., -3 -tT' U."rDune 'n- Wees
,f...u.n,..f rI., So. .rl rrI W'-' IrnIg l.,
,.r.r.,.-. fn. >watn"ru Aguaulrr~ rlo IN
g.tr- ANA 90" Chimes"
The morning times., 1896-10-01
MANrLn HnNRn.

w n MED -Iah!" "'at1. - r'F "yr,H
- I'm 81. NV IL
VA SrTEn Eu.ra. marr.rI couple
SD TrT month central locality. mus,
.nr fIr~l ,Ia~~ Bon L. THIS urtIDc.
$50 81
The morning times., 1896-10-01

FOR RE"NG Seminary ra.-I su"atrn
uvE open IuJ vuGs -,r.rEr~ l,r
l.u..n -... ]. el. Appl. ar E..A
The morning times., 1896-10-01

Al new patients VIII" nppIy hrG"rr
No,"mh"r /. mmd ali old patients
VA" renew hcf"r" November /, viii
be u"nt"d until cured AZ IA" uniform
mt" of - II month. This uppIIc, tu
th"~r WI h" ar" deaf aud HOS. ~ Il"
ar" suffering from all diseases with
ont exception.
The morning times., 1896-10-01
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE Cigar store, r.ieap r,ar,
GOO" Iea>"u for selling Ca!l r''> lam
st. INV. a,l II
FOR SALE Rare chance, frr,,-r.n-s
l"ulti% anu NcEctalh" stand, a. 'LEgn
market. Cali 1903 18TH st. NV. II
FOR SALE The stock and fixtures
ui Il 0in"Ii grocery store: VIII sell cheap
i"r cdSh. Arpiy aJ - + ST NV II
$1,000 10 $3.50 to invest in drug
>iri""I good paying business. CIV" pan
ucular>. MONEY tins Office. 1t
W - .STriD gentleman UFmu- "a
nue >tcr"uptiCuu, wis ne, "a partner
with >mau caItal and willing tu travel
Address Z" X G, this office. 1t
CASH VIII buy al ,ucc your store on
~,u,k OF mCrCldHdl>' for spot ash.
n"drl"y whatever, provided YOU ar" wiIuug
Iu~rIir!'" cost s"Cr u>Grl Suni>,'l"lI..iE-
>tr,>, lr'rclTy, statIuUv:y- hardware, etc
Cau or address ben FOh~, Howard House,
Washington, II. { s'.-u-bt-riu
NTED partner, or viii sell i,r-
mIuia IUT - grcar seller already IUIIu-
duccd, 300 per Ceur prUilt Addrc>S 500,
tins office kC-S ~ "in
STED \ partner, man or woman.
Tor Tctau business On 81 capital Te-
uuIrcd IL 800 to S=,Uuu. must tuko active
Uarr IN guut! ia yIu-s business. T,i re- CHu., frr
small capital Address Y. ! \ I'll Is oiFIcc.
sc2G 3r-cm
NTED Partner, tu take uaif M
I,T,.~t Iu an old established AMI money
IIitkiUE grocery ana provision Nt'Ifr w %
fortunes iavc been made. must give IN
INVADED attention 10 business. is lEc pre-
cnt owner cannot attend to II. Address
PROVISIONS, tins "Iric". sc2" item
WANTED Partner. active and re-
IIIulc, WIN 500, a very rare chance,
Will stand IDy1stI cation. luC!USC ref. Au-
dress ENTERPRISE, th!s otItCe. se29-dt
FOR SALE Cheap. grocery and meat
store. must he ~Olu, gong 4" ieavt.
city. ;. B. G. tins Office se2!t..L
FOR SALE y grocery yStore, with good
STOCK, fixtures, aud good trade, other
business requires Immediate attention, VIII
sell at a oacuiIcc; price SO. Iuqulre i"6
First st Sc. se%H- 81
W A NTED LADY or gentleman w.tH
5000 or 5000 against eNpcr 'Ir' lr
open tea and coffee Stor"; best location
~ a lifetime. don't reply II you have not
the money FORTUNE this officc-
sc29-3t
HAVE two places pr business Di-dr
store situated In NV. = years c~t.Jt
llShed with rummuuIrd rdtinE barber shop.
also another cigar stand and barber shOp-
VIII sell one or the other "u dc.pu'l rr f.y
I wIfe's illness. price. $3.50 and $3.50 cash
| Address GOOD TRADE. tins office.
| SEES Stem
FOR SALE-Tuc ryrmau House do
| ing Il splendid GinIuS-ro"m business,
| viii soil cheap. un easy terms on account
/ oI sickness III Pa ave. nv s,2e-''t- "iu
/ S25O Will buy the entire outfit of Il
| Cururr grocery. tobacco and collection
I cry stor.. Iu the sw il : worth 20 little FOR
tune TO any u4uu, the locality and start he
/ has there. { he vii. stick 30 t,!S business
| MY object rrr selling. | CIrHni ati"ud -
/ IT. Address join. this prfLc'. >"21 tt-cIu
FOR Lease guUd will. aud
IISrUrr- of a well established C"umIs
! sion house. Will Doe sold cheap II solid tt
once. AdIgyss BUSINESS. tins .iIDr.
sc2e-@tcm
The morning times., 1896-10-01
WANTED KnnAts

w ASTED or uuruuI-Hrd u..~.
NJ. On ~ floor VITA u"T luu ga~.
terms moderate Atur-~- j II COS
NrI;. IyI Ilth 81 sw. H.
The morning times., 1896-10-01

Copies of Doctor McCuy's Mono
graph on deafness VIII br mailed on
application to those directly inter
'.~tcd In the cur" of tins condition.
The morning times., 1896-10-01
tnn SNI.E LOTS.

FOR SALE FINELY located 'nt. N,.-
mead Manor. lgN 10. easy terms. H.
" Is .:iI" Uuimcud ave -"-'-,trlH
The morning times., 1896-10-01
nNRnNINs ~ CLnInINn..
II. rrl, dlnndcr secures II superb

IL FTi' dlnnd,r secures Suu'rb
stock I Hd"r Nh"riif'- sale
Mr IIauy lnruiaiIdrr the wrII.ruuwn
,IrImul ua"rr hHui II Ninth Hud J. slir,.l>
has IuNt returned rrrr. Trenton. y J -
yu"l.. ur Dlu>ru . ,uulla'l wilson wu! 2i.r
L. Wr~nilgtuu pa ru:.> urhrari of bargains
in .lotr:ug
# VIA he remembered that quite re
Gently The fru. ~ Suiihli"ld. Wudrr n
Co. fuT twenty wears Identified win the
retail clothing Interests uf Trenton. y
j, Were forced. by reason uf heavy in
iUrseInents, To close their doors. II was
The morning times., 1896-10-01
NINE. rRANCIS. M..L.--.t---L--n nllI-

t>J ana most gifted or all I.etif 4Ius :. has
returned l'cr Il very successful sr;.Sfr. at
gay Atlantic. dGG does not claim Co. perform
miracles Uur GO Impossible. things uul Viii
do al advertise. viii give life ..t...I ,F.tdIc
o. grave. NO one ~ distress or duutt sto!Id
let aHtfH"T wees pass without 4 visit
Il her palace wIEWunI. NY gTcri success
u years has caused hurdrt'i> ~ w,.E,i-
,. ncdIuu-s aud iWita.,r,. sitIurs ,!aIy
10 a. III. 70 p m, - and 80 ,rr.fs
/ 10 II - NV Spgy. ;r-,n,
The morning times., 1896-10-01
FOR RENT-STABi.E.
.InN REN I-IiAIIN-

FOR RENT Ktoururrv. r~a~ also
U.yI- l.I ,sElEtE- uE gal.E'I. vH--t o..
- 4 -..ut-. lTGu -E4 ST. NV scIg-Jt
The morning times., 1896-10-01
No FEE UNTIL CURED
DIR. TIL ERM

Specialist IN an t0ru.N OF TTlTHTC diseases
HydFoceir, N"rico1TiG ard HlFiG,"re cdred
to Tues Thurs and Saturday C=cU0gS
I to S co. st nv Closed sunday.
The morning times., 1896-10-01

FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR RINT Reasonable. piano. it
good condition. Fug particulars. JG
drrs- \ y >, A> Uiu.v. sr-'e 80
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FATHER ACCUSED BY SONS
Thsy Assert That He Murdered
Their Mother.
HELD BY NEW YORK POLICE

CnnrEr. of Arson l. the On" "n " hich
Iir - !'t"Ia,,"iliH ii"iu ih" w."
Hny~ TrII a. Fiulul st"r, i.ifr of
the Youngest 1hrcnt"u"d If lie
IuId Nyhml H." knew
The morning times., 1896-10-01
VI IiriI,.I. StrmI.I,N

rnNn - mort -Igc "m Washington property
If W wish tu loan money ut per cent
4. Shruugh lie TIMES Real Estate bureau
The morning times., 1896-10-01
RrLrt~lp ~ A roKuNrR.

lie was placed Uu.or arr.~r. nut for
some rrasu. ur n'l,T ur Wa released hE
Z. ,aruucg'- gurE and wmcuafc.s cam"
rn N-w Y.k Ihe son. 'lari'~ ~.r3 l!-.'
Dee quest rfed 'H~ t.ftrT uhnur 'H- matter
s.nH .ur I.lrrg threatened A.m q i.' l1a
..i..fluE tu S.E 81 aGr D..
Iar rus> ,at.rl.f 'Hrr uv''Dr vs. H.
~Hlrd lrr sl.""" Ihrt ais" ..l''Ir 'r"'
ruu.r father N.~ caused O. uuWrrr .i .g'~
300 Naw IorE .u order 'u Cr.rWu .u>Ir
urr, companies.
~urIr. IaH uHrHug 'u sass 100 court and
the HIgt.,U.uG- Were. very trrr.
The morning times., 1896-10-01
PERSONAL.

nj vi Es. ESTELLE. paiIa.-t urt ard
t'a'.'r. cells JH events pE lIF, ana ,.vrs
IG'.- UuIr> "II u.>case> So I9lr - uw.
t,1
The morning times., 1896-10-01
LEnk nut Tor MnwkLn..

LOOK out Tor HawktuS. H-.I> coming rHe
uuiy WAY to avoid hiulI~ 70 iI.ty,' ,s.i.. u
our UH" custom. made suits rr uEtH.tsstr-.
the least bil worn. at prices flfsrt .sjl. sur
pTis" y"I JU$TiIS OLD STAND. GI9
y ST. NV sc-G'-l w
The morning times., 1896-10-01
4 WONDERFUL MEDICINE,

MERCHANTS PILLS. taken Us directed,
viii quickly restore Tcralc9 tocoTuplct9 health.
Ihoy promptly remove obs;ructious or irregU-
lnrItles OF Lle systom Tor 4
The morning times., 1896-10-01
CURING cArAnnm OF STOMACH
{. w. SANDERS, nos park Place

&. w. Saunders, nos park i'I""c
ne No man ever suffered more lL'h !
u.d for more than twelve years H""
kept ;rny" 60 not know. Al times
could keep nothing on my stomach Every
blt of food | would eat would set me I"
vomiting. aud often puuld not Keep down
even % drink Of water. immediately after
eating would have to lIe down. aud Tor
hours at time would Ice Iu terrible pam.
In fact. | was seldom free from distress.
1t Us almost Impossible 10 fehr'" lh"
change that the lreafm"Utn of doctors Mccoy
aud towGeU has made IA me Nh"nl went
lp them the doctor told me THAI my truubl"
was Cltarrh of the Stomach and that could
bc cured have teen. can now eat
and drink anything without distress or
vomiting business duties foU twelve yrarn
had been ed burden lp m" now. they AR"
pleasure have r"ruiucd my weight AMI
Strength aud fee! pcrr,rrly well.
The morning times., 1896-10-01

PROF. CLAY CIdIrVOyaut auG NE
diuut, tells business, love, OF family
troubles, losses, all events ui LIE. causes
speedy UarriI grs, brings separated 10
getEer. helps all In trouble Fee. soc.
10 oIu daily 4SJ II So Sw srii-Im. .em
The morning times., 1896-10-01

HAVE two places pr business. cigar
store situated in NV. = years c~tJh.
HShed, with communicating barber SIop.
also another cigar stand ana barber shop
Will sell one or the other uu .tDspu'I pr uy
wIfe's illness. price. $500 and $50 cash.
Address GOOD IRA De. tins office.
se2- -At-cm
The morning times., 1896-10-01
NINE. THEo. pa!mist and card

reader, can be consulted on business
and love affairs. Wives and mothers como
and see me when in trouble, communications
strictly confidential, German spoken; Gpen
daily Prices 20c and soc. e5S II st nW
sol = limo
The morning times., 1896-10-01
tCIT~TU ~ ms SUNS

The circumstances .I.ri' a,afN .l NJ.
~,l.rl'. wrr, ..I- I'','r tHI1. h.i'4"H ,i
size u.fn,.Irr lsr.ari several days aE0.
ln,. ,!..-. -.n- n..., .H.u. ~U-Ir.t",! mis-
I.r.rI 90 s.'ug m- u..Inrr 50. ~.uauit.
Ta. lra,..a That has father ur'lHrH 'n
leave me. .,urEIE. and U, caused lI. lr
Dot. arrested .. r,r arson ,harlo l. uiG,.
gEr,srt -~Hnu wTg rI lrr" count g.. a.,
d .nar,. To- iu-lE Nr. FIR murder
-.Uu.r H.ra r"tr separated ..lnu h.~
Er..r. t.I -rrrr tame. aud E.s.',a nrr Hu
f..E...- =, rfrrun,r Is. 1870 >hrlu..- 'E'.rgr
~Ifr u.t~ n .-Eu- a- 90 domestic. ~unoah
fr.r..rg s." WAS f.uuG ug lf tie SIDE
a,r rglr Temple ~.nulr. sad mat BIS
Wit. I..F committee. suicide.
The morning times., 1896-10-01
" ANTED

5000 or 5000 against eNpcri az. 10
opcu tea and coffee StOrr, best location
the money FORTUNE. this Office.
spbt-gt
The morning times., 1896-10-01

W "A MED fuTlnrr. aCIIvr unu Tt-
IIiuIc, WIN 500, a very rare chance,
Will stand investl CATION, IuClusc ref. Adj
dress ENTERPRISE. th!s Office. Se2" 81
The morning times., 1896-10-01

FOR SALE y grocery store, with good
STOCK, fixtures, aud good trade, other
business requires Immediate attention. viii
sell at a oacriICc; price SO Iuquire 500
First - So seq 81
The morning times., 1896-10-01

FOR SALE Cheap. grocery and meat
store, must he ~OIu, gong &" ieav,.
city. ) g. G.. tins office Se2H-Ii
The morning times., 1896-10-01
WITHOUT A RIVAL.

Annual Sales more than 5000, 200 Boxes
25c. at Drug Stores, or VIII be sent by Z. s
Agents. 2. T. ALLEN co, 255 CanG 81, New
YORK, post paid. upon receipt CT Price. Book
free upon application.
The morning times., 1896-10-01

FOX IfsG-tT JI3 X 81 NV, ~ nurr>r,
81 month Inquire ~ ~ l. - NV
St,,u "a .rJt
The morning times., 1896-10-01
KNOW Thy EIr-I,Irn 4, .... .-.--,..-.,

haL-if. thc greatest ana most DcIafiT:t-
ted scientific rIlust, aud only rTu,. rrliI-
hle SpIrl. al Ul'dIUm in the city M magto
power culhlcS me To enter into every detail
OF human mystery. reading yuur pa~f, pres
business ana love affairs. friends auf enc
mics. lost or stolen property, AMI II tile one
you lDV" is true or t:tlSc Advice thar So
cures love, happiness and success, causes
speedy marriages, and warns yOI against
all troubles, losses, accidents, I'D tells sou
just what You want TO know ! have
hrluuLr .LLrn SOM r.IinI Inr..-r.s r-rntE.r
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-16
ITALY HAS TO PAY.
The Abyssanlan Potentnfe sa0ns he
Treaty, bat ExDects = Liberal
Indemnity fer the ReIease 81 the
ItalfaA SslAlers Held - Prasenefs
The Absolute lnAepe.aenee 81
EtAiopia ReeogniseA.

Rome. Nov. M-Under date Adssoeha.
Oct - MAI veraxxins says the envoy
pls1fpotenttary to the Negus Menelk. OK
Ahssssn.a. has teleEraphsd 20 the itaiiaa
government as follows: Il have TO-DAY
With great solemnity signed . treaty OF
peace and convention for the release OF
prisoners Tin Meneliks hands)-
The treaty provides for the restoration
OF the stAsu quo pending The appointment
OF delegates by Italy and Aoysslnia.
year hence. to determine thu frontiers BY
friendly agreement II recognises the alb
solute Independence OF Ethiopia ard abro-
gates the Ucialli treaty. Italy undertakes
IN the meantime not to cede the territory
to any other power. Should she desire
spontaneously 10 abandon the territory. II
would return TO tho Ethiopian rule.
BY the Cciaii treaty concluded IN lSS
between Meneiik and Italy. Abyssinia be-
came an Italian protectoraie- The settle
ment announced above by Mai. Feraxzini
hands OF Ahyssinians
Maj. veraxina selegraphs further IS
follows: The treaty provides for the con-
clusion OF further commercial treaty
IL necessary. The present treaty will be
communicated TO the powers and ratified
a month hence. The convention. after
detailing the arrangement OF the release
OF the prisoners, provides that Italy shall
indemnify Abyssinia by a sum which
the Negus leaves to Itaiy's sense OF equi-
~ for the expenses incurred in the MAIN
tenance of the Italian prisoners
The Negus Menelik sends a simultane-
Gus dispatch TO King Humbert announc-
ing the signature OF the treaty and add
ing: May God always keep my friends"
He expresses the hope that II will make
November %. a festival in King Hum
bert's family. memorable as day OF
Joy to the parents of the prisoners. May
God long preserve the life of your majes-
fx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-16
PIERCE COUNTY OFFICES.
The Auditor and Tressurer-Elect
VIII Soon Choose Assistants.


Tacoma. Nov l5.--Special.-W. d. C.
Spike. audItor-elect, said tonight that he
had made no selections for his Office as
sistants. Mr. Spike is a Republican whose
views on the silver question we're not in
harmony with tae St. Louis< platform.
He is successful business man. and IL
is believed he VIII make a good officer.
He will make his own selections for the
places at his disposal which will prob
ably insure an efficient force in the su-
ditor's Office.
Heretofore the office of county treasurer
has been anything but q sinecure. owing
10 the large bond which has been re-
quired by the county commissioners.
Treasurer Hedges has been in hot water
q large part of his term on account Of
his bond, which II has been q hard matter
10 keep intact, Men who were formerly
rated at several hundreds of thousands
have seen their fortunes shrink until no
one could put an estimate on their nuan-
cial responsibility. For this reason. those
who signed the treasurer's bond have ex-
acted job as q price for their willing
acts. or else they have forced the appoint
ment of their friends- In this way the
treasurer has had TO employ men not
strictly OF his own selecting. stephen
Judson, treasurer-elect. has announced
that he will procure a surety company
bond for a reasonable amount. IL he fol-
lows this course he VIII be able TO make
his appointments with much less trouble
than has been the case with recent coun-
~ and city treasurers.
r. A Mcdonald, chairman OF the fusion
committee, Is a candidate for appointment
as state dairy commissioner
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supr~me Court Decis,op..

Olympia. Nov. s4-Special.-The supreme
court has ordered the lower court TO va
cate the restraining order and dismiss the
action In tie case Of the city OF Tacoma
respondent. vs.. the Commercial Electric
Light & Power Co. appellant The light
ard power company commenced fnjune-
ton proceedings against the respondent
and restraining order was granted. pro-
hihitlng tho city from interfering with
the company from stretching wires which
had been tern down by city officials. The
restraining order had been served upon
respondent and few hours later the
present action was commenced by the re-
spoudsnt TO restrain the company from
again stretching its wires The real issue
IN the two eases IS identical. saws the
supreme ceurt. ard TIRE only result Of
entertaining jurisdiction ia the last case
was 10 annul the action OF the Judge who
issued the first order. which 3 wrong In
theory ana rerutcious Tn practice
Decisions were also rendered as follows:
Thomas WsterSon. respondent. vs. &. p
NAs;erSon 81 al. appellants Appeal fron,
Pierce county. reversed
rorf Townsend Southern Railroad an
rfEisnt. vs.. Allen Weir, respondent Ar
pal frcrn Thurvton county: affirmed
E.iiza HfIi appellant vs. J. n r.owmay,.
respondent. Appeal from King caanty
affirmed
state. respondent. rs. William chaser.
appellant. Appeal from Spokane county :
affirmed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-16
NEGLECTED HIS BILLS.
"Boh" Lamcreaux Leaves Town sud-
denly. ana Stories Are Being
Circulated About Him.

Robert ]. Lamoreaux a lawyer polIt.-
clan and swell dresser, left the city
last Tuesday night. bound for New York
city. and forgot. or neglected. to settle
several bills Friday afternoon the
creditors became ciamorous 30 10 speak
and so often did Constable Fitzgerald
hear ri. words. Where {. Bob Lamor-
eaux2' that he went TO bed rutsering 10
himself in a wild manner. where Is Bob
Larnereaux?
There arc all sorts of stories floating
around about Lamoreaux. The main one
has Il that he left the city In order to
avoid paying bills 1t Is certain tina,
Lamoreaux owed $50. but the stories
which place the amount between $40 and
81 GO carnor be substanftated
Friday evening. when re-
porter started oas 10 get con-
LESSONS from business men that Lam
oTsaux owed them he discovered thar
they did not have thing against him.
The same condition of affairs has been
noted in many similar cases
A post-Inteliigencer reporter also
learned that last summer I4smoreaux
was about 10 leave the city when his
creditors attached hls household goods
and made him settle. This Information
came from an official who 10 IN q position
20 know what he iz taking about He
refused 20 allow hts name TO be used. hus
he sdced that he was NOT surprised 10
hear that Lzmoreaux had ahs<nYed him,
self from the city without telling his
creditors when he would come back.
Bob Lamcreaux was undoubtedly ora
Of the brightest young naen fnas ever
lived In Seattle. He was also one of tn.
best-drexsed men il town. his taste being
perfect No ore ever saw him appear on
the street with his trousers baxgy nj the
knee. He was determined to dress nice
ly. and ne did t. Quiet. keen as . razor
ever on the alert, he Gid aiong, making
living where other people might have
starved.
About Eve years ago Lamoraaux showed
up In Seattle He came frors Chiraxn
Al THAI time he Was called DOG Lam
oreanx- He vas chiropo6ist. and
slick che. too. After = while he went q,
work selling tickets In tie Peorie's the
assr for John Const6ine. Ii IL said that
he was the best man that ever asa =
passsboard out Of 8 ban cfx1co window IN