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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-19
STATE LAND COMMISSIONERS.

Hearing Cases In Dearborn Addition
tn the south End or Town.
The state ianc commissioners were IN
session all day yesterday. in the library
room Of the courthouse. and heard a num-
Der OF contested cases. all OF which were
taken under adviseTnent.
The contests we're over tracts in what II
known as Dearborn's addition. in the
south end
Commissioner Erainerd was called away
and Will be absent for some DAYS, but Gem
missioner Forrest ~ill take his place on
the board tomorrow. that the docket may
Re proceeded with.
Following is the docket for today:
Block 2l3. lot s. Harding. l.54s. VS.. Dear
born, LIS.
Block iss lot ;. colman. l.ns. va The
Commercial Company, 1.0Se.
Block is. lot 1, coiman, 1873 Northern
Pacific Railroad Company. Las. VS.. The
Commercial Company. I.ese
Block iss. lot 5. Colman. l.s1s. West Sc
attic Land and improvement Company,
f,fio. Va. Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pauy. 1.2fs.
Block lss. lots 6. 7. 8. .. coiman. 1913. VS..
Northern Pacific Railroad Company, i.eas.
Block Iss. lot 10. Seattle. Lake Shore &
Eastern Railway Company. 1.esl. colnan.
i.esi. vs.. Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany, 2fa.
Block lss. lot II, Seattle, Lake Shore a
Eastern Railway Company. 1851. VS.. es-
tate OF II. L. fesier, i..s
Block los, lot L.. Seattle. Lake Shore &
Eastern Railway Company. i.ssi. Denny
ct al. 1.2si. VS.. Northern Pacific Railroad
Company. i,2s9-i.2 go.
Block les. lot -. Seattle. Lake Shore e.
Eastern Railway Company. l.ssi. Denny
ct al. .2si. Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany. l.250 VS. Terry. 1857.
Block 20. lot 6. Dearborn, i-594. l. c.
Holmes, l,I7s. vs.. Jack Holder. 1,17s.
Block -. lot s. Myra Ingraham. 1,7s3. l..
-. Rice. LII. Columbia & Puget Sound
railroad. 1.ios, VS.. Leary-Collins Land
Company, l.0T7.
Block 80. lots and 10. Rice, LIT Column
hia & Puget Sound railroad. los. Va.
Leary-Collins Land Company, l.0.I.
Block 70. lot IL. Rice, LII. VS.. Leary-
Collins Land Company, Lon.
Block 20. lot IL. Carr. 1.7si. Rice. LII.
VS.. Ieary-coilins Land Company. 1.o'7.
Block 213. lot 7. Dearborn. I.a23. VS.. Pat
McGiynn. i,3A.
Block 500. lots and 7. Squire. lisa. VS..
NJ. Sidney, 0a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-19

The Columbia CON ference q she Auz,l=-
tana SYNOD Nin held its annual rrestia-
this week 81 ghis eitv On tire Swedish
Lutheran church. Third avenue. near Pike
street. Seven rastnrs ard sb0It that many
lav delegates are expected. TEE Yneg+l~g
wf5l B., oue~ed tat34v a. o'clock p. n arg
Rev q a Anderson % Spokane. prsSi-
cent 81 the conference. viii preach. Tho
following fcrsnoo wi3 b os~.uu3ef nv
business sessions and the afternoons by
Theological discussions. THURSDAY ans = T.
ursfavat 2. n. dtg-ne services vvlrT - Aa9s
on Friday evening = T-uther festival viii
be celebrated. one Grafton VII than be
given 81 TIE Sws3ssh ana one IN rargssh
The rest OF the programme VIII consist q
vocal ard instrumental urusir On Set~-
aay two sermons VIII b pres~ha4 "a +a,s.
forenoon and Two In The evening ore -
those II ire evening being in English Thn
meeting All - closed On MONDAY eye,Irr
hv sAors addresses ~ the different rsas-,-s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-19
An OLD SUIT ENDED.
final Decree Of Foreclosure in
the Sayward Case.
FOURTEEN YEARS IN LITIGATION.
N. Whiting Resigns ~ Physician ut
the County Parma Rancher's
Insane Deiussons.
FOURTEEN YEARS IN LITIGATION

N. case which has been On the dockets
- ne various courts OF this county FOR
serx@r period Of time than airy one ever
-asrrwsrsred here yesterday reached the
..azs where a final decision Of the lower
ess.rf wzs had, and Il Is now ready for an
suyexi 20 the supreme court of the state.
ssaessd such action be desired
This is the old case % Arthur scrfvener
-, ths Meagx Lumber and Ehipbailding
Company. @. A. Aeigs. ". p. saywarc ct
II The complaint IN the case was nse5 IA
~ territorial district court on January II.
-. rather more than fourteen years ago.
whs- Judge Roger 2. Greene was on the
tenea. The original attorneys for plaintiff
w<rv Burke e. Easin. the senior member
h~s..r Judge Thomas Burke OF thu present
Arm Of Burke. Shepard. Woods and Nc
Gnra.
ne SUIT vas on two pronIssory notes.
ore for 80 GO. tho other for 300. which
veys secured BY mortgages on a large
snsounf OF Iazd In Kitsap and Mason coun-
sies. practically all the land owned by tho
d~fsrEant corporation. which operated the
Port Madison mill
IN. Judgment rendered yesterday was
for gi7 .s1s 10. together with 1900 sttor-
nays Tess and costs. which show how the
interest has accumulated since the notes
we're given. TThs mortgage Is decree6 10
Be forecloset ard the lands sod to satisfy
the claim.
TIE case has occupied the affe1tton OF
three distinct legal tribunals. II was orig
fnsily brought In q territorial district
court When the state was admitted the
case. Ike al those pending. went 20 ihs
newly organized state superior court.
Tsience on application cg the defendant
eayward, IL was certified over to the
united States circuit court on January 10,
issf That court subsequently rsmanfed
4 10 the superior court. on the ground that
/, had been improperly removed
Notwithstanding the length OF time the
case has been nominally before the court,
the real issues were not made up until ISL.
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court Notes.

The default OF the defendants was yes
tsrday entered by Judge Osborn In the case
of III r. Haskins VS.. A. *. Reid and wife.
Confirmation OF sale OF real property was
ordered yesterday by Judge Langley In the
case OF Abby A Roe VS.. David I. Denny
ct al.
A complaint charging y. p. Peters with
insanity was filed In the probate depart
ment yesterday. The case viii be heard
before Judge Langley today at a. m.
A remittitur from the supreme court was
received yesterday In the county clerks
orice In the case OF John Ryan vs. O. u.
Gufifoif The decree or the lower court Is
reversed.
In the case OF w. II. Bahcock ~. George
Il Ianfers ct al. default OF all the defend
ants except the Seattle Brick and Tile
BY Judge Langley.
An order was entered yesterday by Judge
Osborn permitting John Megrash 10 hie a
complaint in intervention In the case OF
the First National bank vs. Seattle Tug
& Barge Company.
The rsrnitti;ur from the supreme court
In the case OF G. ). Moody, appellant. vs..
westerman et a.. was filed yesterday.
The case Ia revnanded with INSTRUCTIONS 10
overruie the demurrer.
In the case OF william Gilmore vs. Rob
ert G. westerman CT al. renittifuT from
the supreme court was received IN ne
clerks office yesterday. The decree or the
lower court Is reversed.
IN the case OF Edward Dusgar and Dixie
I. Duggar VS.. T. II. Dempsey ei TX, n re-
rnl,titur from tho supreme court was He'd
Yesterday The Judgment OF the lower
court In favor OF plaintiffs IS sustained.
In the case OF SchwahRcher Bros. VS.. the
Haley Grocery Company. an order was
made Yesterday by Judge Langley d8rect-
ia. the receiver nf the company 70 execute
a anil claim dead % WtlmoTe Tucker or
Block "a. Homestead of r. W. Tampa
No trials were had In any department. Of
ire superior court today excepting thnt 81
yuage Osborn. where the case OF Milhkin
- ty;sra took NJ the entire day. making
th~ea says thus far consumed. The other
sse1artmentx took recess unt1 today.
A QUIT CLAIM, deed was fled for record IN
ths auditors Office yesterday from Man
So + psckus receiver 81 the Seattle Con-
srfisateA street Railway Company, g tle
>tsv ~ Seattle Of n tract @2xao feet. oetng
fhs axtc~sior OF Albert street The CON-
ranv reserves n risnt-of-way.
Ar,l,'s= % incorporation az the Grove
afirfnt company were fie3 IN the saaitof s
ofgice yesterday. The incorporates s a..
a n walker. n. l.. Bennett, Walter ".
powers A y. Kssne and F. +. DAVIS.
vrshe objects are 20 co a mining atsinesz N
Nextca Arizona and New Mexico. Inc
capital stock Is placed AZ sSssaeoa
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THEY USE NOTHING ELSE.
Washington Woods Take tho Fiel,
Completely In Mxnminx

Washington Woods Take tho Field
Completely In Wyoming.
The Puget Sound Lumberman publishes
the following letter from Daily & Dow.
prominent lumber dealers OF Rawlins,
Wye: in regard to your red cedar
shingles we wish 10 say they are the only
shingles that win remain perfectly fat on
a roof in this climate, which, as you may
be aware, is very hard on woodwork; the
Eastern pine shingles viii curl up on a
roof almost before you get through shing-
ling It We have been handling cedar
shingles here now for about nine years.
and roofs laid with them are just as good,
apparently. as they were when put on. AS
for the red cedar doors, they are Just the
thing: they neither shrink nor swell, and
can be fitted close and snug, something
that II Is impossible to do with an East
ern door. as the least 6ampness. such as
steam In kitchen, viii swell them. and
unless you allow plenty for swelling you
have trouble. AS for fir flooring, ceiling,
rustic and dimension lumber, We use moth
Ing else here"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-19

New line Of Dress Duck SuitinEs. In
all the newest eoiorings 10 lie found IN
Eastern markets.
New tire or Fancy Crepons, soft fn-
ish. beautiful eslorsngs.
New lire Fancy Colo-sd organdies.
IA thu new shades Of sea green. iigat.
blue and light pink.
New line Of Florentfne Dlmsties.
Something unusually pretty.
New line OF Piques. in light and me-
dunn coiors. Excellent cloths for wear.
New line OF MoFie Black. with mar
row stripes Splendid wearing fabric.
New limo or Light and Medium Col
ored Piisse. colored effect.
New line India Pongees. very stylish.
strong resemblance 10 India Silks.
New line Fancy Ginghams. some
thing entirely new this season. beauti-
ful colorings.
New line OF Americas best produc-
ton OF Bingham Zephyrs. very fine
weave.
New line OF Coiored Sateens. dark
colorings. latest styles. at all prices.
New line OF Percales, In light. me-
dunn and dark colors. Most complete
assortment ever displayed in this city.
New line of Shifting Prints, light coli
ors, neat patterns. piles TO select from.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-19
COMMITTED TO THE ASYLUM.
A Farmer Who Has "a scheme for Fiji.
Ing Lakes by Electricity.

Henry Thode. farmer living near Belle
yus. in this county, was yesterday com
mitted to the insane asylum by order OF
Judge Langley. Thode Is German by
birth. married man. and has family OF
three children. the youngest baby He Is
. man OF about g. years of age. and has ~
late been afflicted with epiieptic attacks.
HIS delaslon Is that tie has something
growing in his stomach. and that he must
cut Il cat. This rsn9ers him dangerous.
he also talks incoherently. and claims TO
have & scheme for filling the lakes by Slec-
uscity. His habits have become exceed
iagly tlthy since his insanity.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-19
STRONG GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE.
Husband Charged With Criminal Nio-
lafion of Marital Vows.

Emma Stafford yesterday brought an eo-
ton for divorce in the superior court
against her husband Prank. on grounds
alleged which are sufficient TO entitls her
to the release for which she asks IN any
place In the world where divorces are tee
ognized by law.
According to the complaint. the couple
we're married on July 2. 1889. at Cleveland.
O., and have no children or community
property. The defendant Is charged with
having committed adultery repeatedly with
aas Annie &. Tholstrup. The fret time the
oifense II alleged 20 have been committed
vas on March y. 1886. al the Cosmos ho-
Eel. Spokane. subsequently. on April l.
isss. at I2os College avenue, Spokanes again
on June 20. 1886. al the Sehome hotel. New
whatconi lie Is also charged with having
lived aud cohablted with the same woman
81 Bay Sitw. In Skagit county. and tina,
be Is now living with her at some place Ia
British Columbia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-19
New suits Filed.
In the superior court yesterday actions
were begun as follows:

In the superior court yesterday actions
were begun as follows:
III. w. Linders. as receiver OF the Tacoma
Lumber and Manufacturing Company, vs..
Whittier, Fuller CT al-On change OF
venue from Pierce county, $500.
Arthur A. Denny vs.. the Washington
National bank, OF Seattle. ct aL-Suit TO
quiet title TO real estate.
Kohn Bros vs.. Gus Brown-Account for
SIS.
Malcolm Mcconnell vs. Andrew F. Bur
leigh. receiver Of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company-Appeal from Justices
court. Il. w. Small. justice OF the peace
W. l.. Haskell vs.. A. +. Bur9eigh, re-
ceiver-Appeal from Justices court. l.. W.
Small, Justice OF the peace.
Arthur r.. Griffin VS.. 8. Hovik-For SEQ 80
and costs. and to forecloss chattel mort
gage.
Emma Stafford VS.. Frank Stafford-Di-
vorce.
samuel Blair va. Watson II. Brown
E'ectment from lots and 4 block II. or
Burke's First addition to Seattle. and dam
ages 400.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-19

Several classes OF new beginners were
formed In the public schools yesterday.
the number OF school children being in
creased by about 80. One class was formed
AZ the Cascade school, with Miss Bald
win. formerly or the Denny-FGhrman
school as teacher. Miss Baldwin's place
was filed by Miss kempster. Another
class was formed at the South. with Miss
Anna Murray as teacher, and another was
formed IN the Central, with Miss Hart as
teacher Miss Viola Humphreys took Miss
Iarf's rom AZ the Soufh.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-19
ainty New En-
broideries.

A stock OF Embroideries 10 choose
from that excels anything yet Shown
here in the embroidery line. Remark
able for beauty and qualities and re-
markabie for low prices. Your money
never before bought so much embroid-
cry worth as il does now.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-19
OHIO STEEL RANGES
Stand the Test Of Time Guaranteed
Perfect Bakers.
G. MILES co Yesier Western
- r..

month: that the note and mortgage were
assigned 70 Andrew s. Rhodes. that IN
some litigation over the property the note
and mortgage came into his hands as at
torney for Rhodes. ana he retains them as
security for his Zee o. si50; that Rhodes
subsequently assigned tie note and mort
gage to him. lie asks foreclosure OF the
chattei mortgage Tor the amount of rhs
rote and Irfsrest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-19

A A. Deaav Was the PLAINTIFF in a suit
sFc1ght Yesterday IN the superior court
against the Washington National bank.
Satsss kapp3er a. receiver % the Paciac
manufacturing Company :. Foster Kelly.
hFaventer 4 Keats and ne Fulton mar
a. The sction e brought 60 quiet tito
g tef ]. block tsS :. A. Dennys Broad
ssF addition. which The PLAINTIFF alleges
sSsanxs 10 htra. and TO atcA The defend-
eats &Sser. title or claim 70 havs some tn
terpgf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-19

The lseiss euicy comfort ard luxury
vregla travelling. sn3 the private comns-.-
rent slee2ers On North Western Lifn-
,tss Wit The &ortA-Western Line"
leaving Minneapolis every night I'D. ST
Ysui sra. arriving Chicago $50 a. n. were
~~necIzlly designed % I'll these require
scents Each car = divided into ten ssl-
nsrhiv appointed compartments. which are
wuaceaiea for privacy. comfort ard lax-
nv. Your home agent VIII sell you tick
s.S va THIS avst-clsss tire. For further
information and illustrated folder. free.
SEAS. address. +. ". Parker. Puget Sound
AGENT. 81 FIRST Aveaus. Seattle.
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Ia Grippe Promptly Cared.

I. Wiley. = sell known school teach
g g st1iebon Glade, Fsyetsi Co, Pa. szyx
! an very rauch pleased 70 testify To the
szsessy Ct Chambsrlairs Courh Remedy,
- ecsils e which purchased Of James
veal = tbs plsoe. Ii gave ne prompt
80 Pe-snsnsEA r-'isf frcra severe attack Of
zee STp sinoe then. hare I'D /. when-
s.es sfiacke2 By any tAncss trouble, and il
- 1sa.y e1sssea prona: cxrs.n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-19
....Sonne People Wait

Until late in the season before selecting their
new dress, believing that they secure better
styles. This season there is no need of waiting.
You will lind as complete stock here now as
you have had to choose from for years past
We have prepared for an early season and are
ready TO show you a magnificent stock of
spring goods.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-19

Ar'hur p Griffin e-opgh, suit n the
saaeftoT cozrt yesterday against : ffevfs
.ssHin si'eges saat Hcvik made note TO
ssSssE Smith On DccetnheT =. ISs2. for
- - ~hica note WAS s-cuTa6 by chsffnl
sasflEsEe OF seine boats ara a ashins out
a. ac4 drew interest az s pep cent. per
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New Art Goods.
New Stamped poylies-

New Stamped poylies-
New Stamped Trays.
New Stamped Center Pieces.
New stamped Tea Clothes.
New Stamped Scarfs.
Above are worthy OF your inspection.
whether you wish TO buy or not, as
they are the most exquisite in design
We have ever shown.
Royal Society Embroidery Silks are
the most perfect in dye and quality 81
any in the market.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-19

4 rrc3s q THE large petition 90 ~s,4.-,-
ration proceedings fer right-cf-z-av - -.
Sarsh eansI was sent - TIE rrsse.s,-ir,,-
n,terney's ofssce yesterday ara re va-s
~ eosnzariax began TIE Petition AZ =
y.5l,1srssRons aad fsa4ly covers n. srSanf
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Much 81 ufs's misery - due - s-tigss-
,t,n Tor who caa be hsppy withsa pain n
RS ~tou,aehr As corrective ard strength
swar 81 tie allnentary organs, Ayers pills
sre invaluable their Use being always at
,,,..ss.t with marked benefit.
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rrnnhfa f,-cr Tools.

A smaIl-sized row took place aboard the
British ship Scottish paies. which IS I'M
loading lime at the Arlington dock, yes
terday morning between Capt. Mccarthy
and Max Erickson. ships carpenter. Erick-
son made an attempt 20 pick Up his bag OF
tools ana leave the ship with them. but
the captain !nterfered. and fight was
narrowly sverted. Erickson was arrested
and win have his hearing today before
Judge Glasgow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-19

= = well - gee clear 90 caga he g..
r.-k bat q "a much better xr6 ssfA~ =
ria vogrsslf e i TIE arst forty-elght s5l~s
TIE urep@- resEsGy for TIE purpogs 49,
~ "a Iayue's ExpscfsrR1t.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-19

when you want ec&l FREE from rcck. art
and scot. or3er Newcastle
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Parties wishing Nc-yor's Remedies ~
rsxN can have their orders Fzcmwtiy 1llet
bv stew-ar - 4 Holmes Drag Company.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-19

J A. Strarhy, manager OF the branch Of
the Pank q Toronto at Barre. ontario.
y As shot and fatally wounded on Tuesday
hv an unknown man who called at his
house. The ASSASSIN escaped
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-19

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10 cure the disease the cause must be removed.
and In no ether way q cure ever DC effected.
Nsrner's SAFE Cure Is established On just
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% PER CENT.
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act directly upon these great organs. both as q
food and restorer. and. by placing them In q
healthy condition. drives disease and pain from
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FOR the innumersbIe troubles caused by
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generally, this great remedy has no equal. Its
past record Is guarantee for the future.
WARMERS SAFE CURE CO..
london, Rochester xei5osrns. Franz o Toyorts. afsS
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Imperial Pinned Paper
Patterns.

Best in the world. We are Sole
Agents for them ia Seattle.
FASHIONS a @9-page illustrated
fashion magazine for February free in
Book and Pattern department. Call
early and get one.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-19

Bureau Of Relief X. % p. benefit ball TO-
night
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New Trimmings.

All the Novelties for the spring. New
SpaRgle Trimmings. latest iridescent
effects. Besides these ars nav Ca
looms. Yokes. Collars and Nets.
Very latest Belt styles An the
widths In The plain black classics. and
also spangied elastic belts.
New and very complete stock Of
VelIings.
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knights os PytAaAs seasa, s4u a. Ar
merry tonight
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When she vas a C1all3, she cFfed FOR C1xto-ia.
Yyhez zhs became Mss. she clsiag 10 c&xtoria-
when shs hal Cal3ren. SEE szvetAsa cassSrss.
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Carbon Photograph Exhibition Remains
over Until Tonight.

F-.r Ell those that have not seen this large
collection OF Aquareda grayHres and car
bon photographs. we extend a special In
vttation 10 come ana w them today. TX
h{bitfon closes s p. n. sharp.
GLOBE WALL PAPER CO.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-19

We now show the spring styles I'm the
Imperial Hats. These hats are the
equal In quality. style and wear OF any
s. hat sold In the city. Imperial Hats
are only $3.50. We are agents for Seat
tie.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-10-31
Bushels and Dollars.

A great proportion of the American
people work for wages, salaries or other
fixed incomes.
Suppose these incomes were fixed in
bushels of grain-so many bushels OF
grain per day or per week.
Suppose it had been the custom to
pay wages in wheat.
Suppose change was made to corn
the number of bushels remaining the
same.
Would not this reduce wages by just
the difference between the value OF
wheat and corn?
Isn't this what would happen if we
changed from the present full dollar
standard to deprecated standard?
Read bushels for dollars, and you
have the whole argument in d nutshell
Why should any worldngman, any
salaried person, anyone with a fixed
income, vote for a cheaper dollar any
more than he would vote to have his
wages paid in cheaper grain9-N. Y
World.