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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-07

The campaign IL yet young IN the East.
but they have not had II 30 hot there for
yearD.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-07

MAJ 81 hA92ea 10 those wao have
their savings Invested 81 building asscri-
atsczs II the SILVER raa succeed n get
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Bishop Scott
Academy

OTNDED 1870.
A boarding and day school for boys
Military discipline under a regularly de-
tailed officer OF the United states arrnv
Primary. preparatory and academic de-
psrtmenfs. Classical, scientific EncHzb
and commercial courses. Thorough s5feg9s-
ration for any college or scientific school
: re academy has graduates IN Yale West
Point Massachusetts Institute Of Tarf,-
nology University Of California aud stan
ford Manual training Viii be introduceA
ia 1857. Boys received a. any age Good
nc ne fnsiuencES: careful supervision %
Boarding pupils. Heaitnfal location.
For catalogues address J w. Hill. NJ
D. Drawer II, Portland, Or.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-09-25
Respectfully,
H. D. PRIEsTLEY.

Miss Mary Walkor has just re-
ceived full line of new millinery
goods of the latest and most taste
full designs, which she is now Of
fering at prices to suit the times.
The public are requested to call
and inspect stock and make their
purchases, assured of fair treat
ment and that goods will be as
low as any trstclass dealer can
sell such articles.
E. Vile has an article in
this weeks paper that will pay
every body to read carefully. It
does not deal in any -obstruce
problems. of government or fl
nance, but in facts. If you are
looking for something good with
big money in it read what Vile
says. '.'
j. H. Burrage colored farm
er living few miles west Of
Canton had a difficulty with a col
ored tenant about a cistern of
water a few days ago. Burrage
shot and killed the man, and
came in and gave himself up and
was acquitted.
Miss Nellie Peyton, of Sui
phur Springs, after the first of
October will be at the popular
stere of Barbour Bros, where
she will be pleased to meet her
many friends, give them goods
at a surprisingly low price.
Mrs. Bough, after having
spent the summer in chicago re-
turned to her home on the 23d
inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rimmer are Wis
iting relatives in Harperville, !
Scott county.
Mr.. Frank Howard is confined
to bed with fever. but we hope
soon to see him up and on the
streets again.
Mrs. Cornelia Kent from Chilo-
Gothic. MO-, is visiting her sister
Mrs. Bob Lockett and other
relatives and friends.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-09-25

To the Fire Department of the
City of Canton. including Of
GERS and Men; L. Foot and
others who assisted at the fire
Of my livery stable on the
morning of Sept. 21st.
While the stable was total
and entire loss, and not one dol
lar saved to me, it demonstrates
conclusively to my mind that
with our efficient corps or fire
department the Canton water
works have in that fire alone paid
for themselves two or three times
over, sowing Numbers of people,
who could lily brook the loss, es-
pecially at this time, their all. At
the fire of OVENS cotton gin,
last week, they demonstrated
their efficiency, having the fire
out in four minutes, with the loss
of only one bale of lint cotton
there also having saved a num-
Der who could not afford to lose
their homes-their LAREs and
PENNATEs.
Respectfully,
H. D. PRIEsTLEY.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-09-25

Canton, Miss, Sept. 4, '97.
Received of Barbour Bros. !.
Fifty Dollars, being the frs.
prize offered by them in the
church contest.
Francis Hammonds,
Ann Bostick,
Alice Wilson,
Maggie Cage,
Com. from Mt. Zion (lolored)
Baptist church,
Received of Barbour Bros,
Thrifty Dollars second prize Of
fered in voting contest, and
award to the NJ. E. Church,
canton, Miss.
M. Allen,
S. T. Dunning.
Sept. IA, 1896.
= Received of Barbour Bros.
Twenty Dollars-third prize in
the voting contest, awarded to
PRESBYTERIAN church.
Maggie Stinson,
Mrs. W. G. Drummond,
Sept. 10Th 1899.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-09-25
The Discovery Saved His Life.

Mr.. q Cailouettr, Druggist, Beaver
vile. H.. says; ITO DIR. Kings New
Discovery / owe my life. Was taken
with La Grippe and tried all The phisi-
clans for miles bout, but of no avail
and WAS gwen up and told | could not
live Having DR.. Kings New Oiscov-
cry in my store sent for a bottle and
began IFS use and fIom the first dose
began to get better, and after using
three bottles was UP and about again.
1t is worth its weight in gold. We
wont keep store or house without 1T.
Get a iiee trial at Il. E. Jones' Drug
Store.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-09-25
VETERINARY.

DR.. Hale, v. S., will be at G.
w. Covington & cos stable on
Oct. 1, 2 and 3, and will do all
kinds of surgical and dental work
on horses and mules. Ringlings
castrated. Hard time prices.
Ringbones and spavines success
fully treated.
Bring your cripples and stall
lions.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-09-25
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALvE.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fee
yer Sores. letter, Chapped Hands. Chill
plains, Corns, and all Skin EruPtions,
and positively cvres Piles, or no pay re-
quired, 1t is. guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction or money refunded,
Price 25 cents per box, For sale by b,
E, Jones,
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-09-25
NOTICE To THE PUBLIC.

l will, in the future, in connec-
ton with any Real Estate bust
ness attend to the collection OF
rents. and the leasing and rent
ing of houses and other prop
erty.
I, also, solicit options on
farms and other real estate prop
orty as heretofore under the firm
of Govan. Durfey & Co
X. w. DURFEY.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-09-25

LOST.-One large white Setter
Dog. Any information concern
ing him will be thankfully re-
ceived ann rewarded.
DIR. j. A. CHRIsLER,
canton.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-09-25
Notice of Dissolution.

The firm of Govan, Durfey &
Co.. heretofore composed of
George M. Govan. r. W. Dur
fey and B. F. Cook, is hereby
dissolved by mutual consent, to
take effect September the LIST,
1895.
George M, Govan and B. F.
Cook retires from said firm and
r. W. Durfey will continue the
business on his own account and
in his own name, and is hereby
authorized to wind up the bust
ness of the old firm of Govan,
Durfee & Co., collect the assets
due said firm and pay off the liza
bilities.
GEO. M. GOvAN,
: r. W. DURFEY,
B. F. Cook.
September 1st, 1895.
Thanking the public for past
favors in behalf of the old firm Of
Govan, Durfey & Co., I respect
fully solicit continuance of the
same TO myself, their successor,
and promise satisfactory service
to all concerned in my transac-
lions in the future.
r. w. DURFEy.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-09-25
Locals.

Marriage bells and bridal roses
We regret to learn of the seri.
bus illness Of Mrs. Bette Kiser.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Graf
hon are yet quite sick.
Mss Maggie Fitchett has enter
Id Belhaven college
Our band continues to improve
and the cold weather did not
prevent a large attendance.
Mr. j. w. Waterer. of Free
Run, is visiting his daughter,
Hrs. E. H. Rabb. T,
CATARRH BURIED q.
|He,lth and sweet breath secured ny
|,ilo is Catarsh Remedy. Price soc.
Nasal injector free.
The Misses Tucker of Pickens.
lie visitors and the guests of
heir brother Mr.. Tom Tucker.
Great praise is due the. Fire
b. and others who worked so
bithfully to put nown the fire.
ICATARRH CURED. - Health and sweet
teath secured by Shilon's Catarrh
smedv. Price 81 cents. Nasal lniyc-
irfree
A superior the benefit Of the
adison Presbyterian church
las given last night at the home
Mr.. ]. w. Ross, of Passonia.
REV. Mr.. Jones is holding a
3otracted meeting at the Metho-
Bt church, assisted by Rev.
IN. Roberts, Of La.
The dance last night at the
me of Mr.. Jno. Pitchford. Sho-
Only two or three couples
|m town attended.
Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil.
the bestremedy for Piles, Burns,
srhes. cracked Heel and all kinds
ILLUMINATION on man or beast. No
h No Pay. Price - cents.
ir. W. 3. McGaughy of Madi-
Sta. has came to make Can
his home, and will study law
Ter the direction of Judge
Fisman. We welcome him to
town.
lev. r. L. Bunyard of the
cago University will preach
the Baptist church Sunday
ming, Sept. Goth, at II /
ock. Public cordially invit-
rs. Dan Hall accompanied by
Misses Leggett. Walker and
ny of this coanty, have re-
ed from G arthage.
be many friends of Mr.. and
Jas Magruder are grieved
their renewal to s. Caro-
which tlok place on the %.
Fs W. 3. Cordts gave a
b on Tuesday last. to d
lumber of friends the oc-
Pm being the 4th birthday Of
title son, Fred.
). A. Tuteur accompanied
Pr sister MISS Fannie Aaron
Monday for Memphis. where
Tutsur will receive medical
We trust that she will soon
| home entirely restored to
b..
IS Dora Goodhue of Sharon,
P the 22d for Mexico to ac-
a position in a hetel. We
" admire her desire to be
ast aiming and wish her suc-
n her far away home.
pse who attended the Bap- ,
nrrch last Sunday night en-
a rare treat in listening to
nSing of Mrs. Geo. larry,
voice is unsqualle.i for its
Y and clear enunciation.
L ON Monday for Birming-
Ala, to take charge of a
glass l. a college.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-09-25

The State of Mississippi,
To j. S. Day and j. w. Baily,
partners under the firm name of
Day & Baily.
An attachment at the suit of
Peter Trolio against your estate
for Three Hundred and Sixty
Dollars, returnable before the
Circuit Court, madison CO., at
Canton Miss has been exe> uted &
is now pending in said court, and
unless you appear before said
CONT on the 4th Monday of No
vember, 1895, and plead to said
action Judgment will be. entered
and the estate attached will be
sold.
NJ. ALLEN,
Circuit clerk.
August 10Th 1896.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-09-25
We are authorized to announc
X. p. WEATHERsRY

As a candidate for City Treasurer
n the ensueing election. subject
10 action of the Democratic party
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-09-25
A NATURAL BEurIFIER.

Karl's Glover Root Tea puri6es the
blood zod gives . clear and beautiful
complexion
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-09-25
Administrators Notice.

Administration having been
granted to the undersigned of the
estate of L. P. Thompson, de-
ceased, by the Chancery Court
of Madison county on the 10Th
day of August. 1896. All per-
sons having claims against said
estate are required to register
and probate the same before the
clerk of said court within one
year from said date. OF all such
claims will be forever barred.
W. A. FALKNER,
Administrator.
J. B Chrisman, Atty.
aug-21
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SPAIN RAPIDLY CALMING DOWN.
Deferred Action ny America Gives
Her Breathing spell.

CopyrsEn ted. les% % me 4hSSosAase1 skc''s'
MADRID. Dee. q. There can he no
do,Ybt 4haf the Spanish press and pahiic
take a much calEner view OF the attitude
of the United States toward The Cnpan
question The expressions heard IN gov
ernment circles and the views published
In the ministerial press inspired by mern-
bera OF the government. are especially
optimistic today.
This IS fn.iarge part due 70 dispatches
received from Senor Dupny de Lone, the
Suanssh minister AZ Washington. giving
the Views Of AFR. Olney as to the power OF
the president to ignore the behest OF con-
yress for the recognition Of ncw govern
rnent and the presidents opinion that
no goVernmenl has been establishes by
the Insurgents in Cuba. The ministeriallst
organs. and all the sympathlzers with the
government. are taking the ground from
this that there Will be a conflict between
the legislative and executive powers tn
the United States which VIII delay action
and give Spain respite from intervention.
during which abe may have an opPcFian-
ity TO crush the rebellion
on fhs. other aand, the newspapers FL
Inpareiai. FL Heraldo and Fl Liberal do
not believe q pacific solution IL possible
OF The problem OF spanish relations Win
tha United States They consider Mr.. Oh
ney's utterances simply those ~ a secre-
fary, and that they carry little weight
with the great b1af OF AMERICAN titlssstias
in whom II is pointed out. IS the fountain
OF all power. overruling both the lesisla-
tive and the executive. These newspapers
EXPRESS the belief thai congress. hacked
bv public opinion in the United states Is
b. Mt upon gaining independence Tor &he
cuhauz Mr. Mckinley. they say, VIII fol-
low public opinion and his own convic-
tfouS and will declare the Independence
OF Cuba and terminate the var IN fae ISL
andS. even a the cost 81 armed intsrven-
tior by the United States. if the war shal
be prolonged beyond the month of Aareh,
when he assumes the presidency.
TsAc republican press expresaes similar
views, urging the necessity o. the govern
nlent preparing for war With the United
States.
The revolutionary republicans. heaaed
By Nicolas SalmeFon. who defended julio
Sanemlly the American citizen hela Ia
cuba for treason sna nRptracy. upon his
appeal 20 the Ms6rid court from the fi8-
vana court purpose entering upoft a
strong prona ganda IN the spanish pro-
sinces. ard preparing for reHolufinasry
action. Seuor NoTeL tbe distinguishes
nemocrat-I Liberal. I'm q speeeh at Nalen-
eta uttered severe eensures upon the gov
eminent He believes War with ile United
states - 11utu .nenf. uBseas M hhsf Al
sutont my Is esfe hliefa3 in I'Hh&. 70 cou-
siaers fhaf the pac3tcafi0n % the islahd
BY force 81 arms would require a period II
tame that wou(d BE fuin1us To tte spanish
exchrauer. would entafl thp Interference
OF tha United States ard would resaH I'D
A var with that country followed by 4
revolution IN spain
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state Of war exists IL Cab@. wfich eagf-
ties the ps~-iss q recoEniE.5a 81 5siisgsr-
enxa and that the I1ss%d Ssate< sacnsd
maintain a STREET neutrality. Chiffon sad
he woaie urge sne resolution as arn@zd-
nent 70 chose reported from tire commit
tee on foreign reiesscEas- Il - as follows.
Resolved That a condition Of pubic
zzr sztxxz t,ssnfexu fh@ gaveTTlrrzs<zt os
Spain ard khe geve eminent wfics mas been
for zer1e tire rrsl3gAlaed ~ force OF
aFaas 0y the people q snsa. as.6 shss re
TfnIt@S states az America shall maintain
a strict neEs srz5stF ostw&en xaS ceBTend1ng
gewrrs sceDr6fnx 20 edca TIE r1ghIs of
beIiEEereats n the ports and the territory
OF the Tn3fs0 states
On rcrsoa % Sherman. tEe Can r~@ol11-
ton was faxora5iy reported by hinp. ask
inx for report on American cEfkzer1s held
IN spanSgh prisons. ard was agreed 10
wgt%out division Il Is as follows;
Resolved Thai the secretary OF state
be and is hereby 1frecg@d 10 send 70 ths
seffate report oS al clsazsfis 81 re 49,
trial or CONVICTION Or sentence. either -
Imprisonment AZ the penal colony OF Cstzia
or elsewhere. H. ASs say Information q,
and that ne s&aN inform the senate n
sucn report OF the persons row held n con-
Ereuent ar Cueea% Hnu of the charges.
briefly stated. on wafch they were con-
demned and the nature of the eFs6snce.
- far a. ne same appears on the nlss
OF the state department
This disposed Of the Cuban question for
the time being.
The brief discussion. covering hardly
more than half an hour. had been Singh
Iariy eventful In bringing forward reports
and resolutions. The various features rad
Developed In rapid succession. and hal
been followed with the keenest interest
b. crowded galleries and the attention OF
the body of senator's
The stains OF the various resolutions as
they were finally left. is as follows:
The Cameron and Morgan reports are
on the table anfil after rae holidays; the
Vest resolution is on the table. 10 be
called up tomorsows the Hlll ard Chiffon
resolutions are or the table; the Bacon
resolution is referred TO the committee
az fsfTf-fxrT
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wHArcoM POLITICAL GOSSIP.
Cline working To he senator--Msay
Applicants for Place.

wHATCOM. Dec Special -Repre-
sentative Charies T.. Cline. whose election
as the mex, speaker of the lower house
OF the legislature seems TO es
conceded, is out aga.n after be-
ing confined to his home few days with
neuralgia member OF the upper house
saws that Mr.. Cline has eighteen sotes
pledESd to him for the scnatorship. Ire
same gentleman thinks that Frank VII
keson, formerly OF Fairhaven and Kansas.
bur now a Popnlist meusber-clect OF ths
legislature from skagit county. Is pre-
pairing 20 make a ~. hght Tor ths plsn'.
II he enters the lists he viii certainly DO
a we4s-nty candidate. for ne tips the scales
at 80 or more.
.I,hn crvdernyan, civil engineer. who
was a member OF the girst state road com-
MISSION. having been appointed az Re-
publican by Gov. Aee}raw. has, u ~ re-
norted. secured the promise OF the beat po-
sltlon in his line Of work in the office OK
sthe new state land commissioner. and 10
- also reported that VI. q. ccppies. anosh-
- surveyor ard former Republican. -
down on the slate for a position "a sur
veyor Of pubic lards
Rev. Horsfio Aflng. Eostor II. NJ. Day
of Fa,rha ven and II. ]. 1lsnn Of Blssne
are after the fish ccnmsssionership- Day.
hy the way, has given a great deal or
ssuav "a the fish question. and ~ dcstbf-
sf-r~-
horde OF applicants In the state for that
/ position.
.rnhu Y. Critics has been Endorsed by q
select few for a position on the state lana
commission. and Arthur Swim. now teach
ing school at Anacortes, has the same in
dorsement for membership on the state
board OF eiucat5on
Miss Gertrude Jenkins. SISTER OF Wal ID.
yerlrsn~ secretary OF atafe-elect, VIII sgy
m secure the once Of state librarian
n r. Greed. chairman Of the Popusist
committee OF this county. has. u Is report
"a been prorusseA tat cierkship IN the
os,s,e ~ Secretary OF State Jenkins, and
he aecretary's son = down on the stats
for another good sob.
IIon. John 3. MrMiliin. president OF tho
Tacoma and Roche Harfor Lime Com
nanv. has been in town for day or two.
having inst returned from Indiana. where
ne went 10 attend the funeral Of his faith
err The company's steamer came over
after him today.
SITE senator II. c. Harper. Of East
sound Nas been making a little business
and 4oclal visit here for couple Of days
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pnoF. wooLsny's VIEW.
Country should Recognize BeiiiE-
erency before Ineeps ndrnce.

%Ew HAVEN. Corn. rec. I.-Frof.
Theodore s. Woo.sey. who ho.as IRE chair
of International law ~ Xale. e9amsn Ing
today upon the action 60 the eufo oniifes on
foreign relations tn the senate wlth refer
erre 70 Cuban independence. ss3f rec0g-
nfsg7r ef sseslleerency ought 90 have pre-
ceaea recognition ~ gHdepe nience, ard
that in reeognsxlaz the Independence of
Csna the cosnnltfee ha8 4ssusne8 a state
OF facts which did n0t exist.
In Pv - Woolsey'e 8nsrion there might
have been fwo motives Tor itse commit
te.'H COURSE, whsea were mFFnpafag for
ere feuhans or hostility feSard Spain. II
the committee acted as e ala osst - sym
patty for Cuta fHer 81 ought % have
based ifa proceedings upon plea % ha-
rnaugfv. but 81 ID allowed hgvEsiffy 20
Spain 20 prompt s. in ifs course. then that
ars constituted 81 Justification Tor war on
spAinsz paTt tf tnal counsry chose % Ia
ter3res is az Hacn-
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Combinations.
IN THE HOUSE.
a Conference Ordered ON the Immi-
grafton Hifi.


WASHINGTON. DeS 1.--Ta1e house TO-
day practically completed tae conssiera-
tlon % the legislative. executive aud tu-
a.cial appropriation Ill. bat haal action
WI rot De taken unt9 tomorrow Almost
ne whole aay was devoted 70 debate on
she provision ~ ahe bills relating - SAe
control of the new coageesssoiisis isoTafy-
Both xhe appropriations and library cos
;nitsees offered places for rhe future care
OF the building. After a somewhat aef--
rnonsons contest the appropriations COM
nl-teee gained the t.scsorys defeating sae
substitute Ser tns hasary committee ~ a
vote os y to s. An amendment designed
10 place tAe employees or &he library uRaHr
the evil service Jaw Vas also aetsatea hy
e 10 7S.
Under the provision OF the measure as
a5apsea. librarian sp0fond Nil continue
IN oface st an increase Of salary from
si.ao1 20 s5,esa
The senate, amendments Ia The lnmlgra-
ton bill were non-concurred in. Rarthaidt
chairman OF the immigration committee,
sought 10 have the blA aad amenainFnt MS
rccommitfed 10 his committees. and in the
course of his remarks referred - 4ne part
taken by the foreign-born poan+atson or
the United States IN The last elections IN
speaking OF his motion. nc said the All as
IL psssed the house vas compromise and
was satisfactory 20 the extremists on both
sides. Those who believed as he did, that
an people should be given she rlsht or
asylum here. had accepted the blu 10 pre-
vent the passage Of a harsher measure
BarthoId' motion was defeated without
division. and Dan sords motion 10 nom
concur and send the bill 10 conference was
adopted.
The speaker appointed Bartholdt. DAN
ford and Wilson coaferees on the part OF
the house
The house then went into committee or
the whole and spent the remainder OF the
day in consideration Of The legislative ap-
preparation bill. The house adjourned az
s.07 y. m.
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WHATcOM, Dec. zi---specsal. nc su-
urerne court having af'irinea 7Ns - - -
- -. s,,re,48r court Of ta43s County sn the
fscffanwvssrff damage case against tho
(ss,y ~ Sew svhafcofn. the c4fy VIII scon
=, called unan 20 pay tbe judgment fsis-
asrea in favor Of collenssgrts Tor t:ss'.
The eana mies4t have been settled D.fofs
s. vas brought TO trial for H.s9 soliens-
worth was crippled while al work "n wsI-
er works improvements ~ isaEr 80. y
tias' = ar.sea~lv discharged and me cstg
was held 70 % respouslhs.
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.s.-,stss,s,-... =, fte affairs of tfse Fair
t.ssss., =, Sea vYhateon Street Halfway
.,~rnr,anv are nearly szrasglitef1cd ouf. ard
,se yoaa w4u ssan ~ taken oui Of tns
lands Of ne receiver and pass INTO ths
Eli s.,~.s-al az sfse Thompson iaussen
Electric Company. toia@r@ ~ fne mort
gage given for sqpapsnen' S5en tse re.si
was bsnR durgns the Doom pera,a. 1pe
original promoters o. tise gy5 haxo
- 80 s,,as,nt of ress estlAse. given
-. =. s..,.v4 ,5,slr ebggafioas for equipment.
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,.ns s,,ar. u,ock the Way.

wIATCOM. Dec. speciai..-ins . .
now water front roat from ne 0Sa.s.
.s,,,,.,,,, IRE - the sarnlmh fiat-. buflt
totY.iy thls vaar by The state and skaeit
gs,,,ntv - sfready absolutely inSpansabsa
for teams bv reason of great slides or
earth and rocks al Intervals along sew
.,-ai yurlas ~ the route. which les along
J. .st.en r,,o,tgssasn side. The slides HAYS
be..u caused BY the heavy rains and ths
frc.wt combined, ard 4 T. rePorted ma x
will eoSt At least so,0o % repair iha 14h,-
age ana make the road DaSsap'e "isn
a.Frsw
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-22
FAILURES IN CHICAGO.
National Bank of Illinois
Forced TO the Wall.
oRsos SMALLER FIRMS WITH 1T.

z nsharrasxment m Due to Reckless
Bnsfncss Methods AmoHnsfuE Al
NEST 40 Criminaiity-Cieartn
House Association Comes 40 the
Relief of Creditors h. Guarantee
ing IS Per Cent. of All Claims
Proven-CemptroiIe EckeIs Gen.
sares the ofucfafs-By Careful
Management the Losses to Cred
itors VIII he Snait-Heavy Leans
One Cause of the Disaster.