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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-23

Nv Te-x So

II estimating re generosity GO 80 ss,i-
-ant Kansas citizens VIE are SAD - ee
resolved =, secd few carloads % AK
-1Ahlts 2, ire peer % Cssc2Ss s2t View
va~x y r-suSs Tot - fe~gstts~ te2r resr~
a., Ea-<as - very s1su - Tshsi1s R1+
anxious - gss I'd Ok sAeT~- A aEF1afV q
a, nay r@~-s = s.ag- q cs-@-e6 ts- rsaxa
z~a s@e rzsr@ q snez- s-a ss2s1 - ~tSs@~
WI ssn savers x7ax. n assisting 11U1-
s-cases z-G rsutecrsttc New fSrS &1ts
,~Ns-sxS ere Ka~sss psrV1isgS 6o-'s Save
TO forget themselves - any graz s1SeG~
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SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. g,-Resalts a.
Oakland:
Seven <urlcrEs zef3rg-Stf~er STATE NOE,
@ tlesEa sec0n&. Do4pa tair1. Tine. is
SSEea faTsoagS. ssiIsaz-ka uasil w9rr
Major Cook second. L1ckY star rAi-3-
Tine, -.
One ntia-AeTAghr won. Mamie Scct-
Second. Msntalia9o taire- Tire 1861
One mile. Oakland stakes valued AZ g. 20
-Tors1dz won, Count Of Flanders seco2d.
Eddie Jones third. Tine ISL
S@Tsn furiGnxs. seIliag-S.y xoa Pe.tsa
Second. Argentine thir6. Time. -.
SIX fGri0ngx-Satsanna won. Tea Rose
secont. Nay Y. thiri. Tire. IL
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BOB WHITE Quail


AZ Srs-ia2 meeting q the Seattle Rlnf
and Gun Club laxt evening u Was decided
70 Stock White river valley VITA forty
dozens Of Bob White quad FarEe-s WI
se requested To Ese their tn1gsEce - pre-
vent men AID hoys shooting thsnn uatI
next fall Els. Mo-ston and Charles
wfere Appointed A COMMITTEES 20 secure the
birds Tbs eIab VII agld a live bird shoot
January 8. instead CO January = as pr
vsogzsy announced
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Kansas Cszy Journal

A4&lS4S ~ Jo9rlAL
This Is the inscription CT marble slab
ever a grave Il Green Eay. Wis: 'sI6eu
surtout- Here Iyss the Body Of Lewis
Gladly. Esq. wHo departed this lie a. Port
Royal the -2d December [-2s sged =. He
vas bern n Mon tPelser n france. hG. les.
IA; country 20 rs religion and came
here . settle II this Island. WHARF, he vas
swallowed Up b. tie Great Ear-at1ugaa
n The year iE9e. ard BY the Prcv..er.ee 81
God was by asct1er shcck ta~owr into
he Sea ara mira ulously saved By swim
ming u4:I Boac t0ok him 4Q He lived
many years AFTER n great Reputation Bs-
loved By az who kew hin and much La
rereef at his death
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INCREASE IN THE ARTILLERY.


CHICAGO, Dec. "a special TO the
Timss-H Herald tram Washington says: An
agreement has aeea reached between the
leaders as the senate and house which
practically iasy.res 5l2e passage OK the Taw-
ley bill 20 increase the army by two rszi-
nsents OF artillery. Petitions OF numerous
ccnu.erclal bodies in favor OK the Increase
have been largely Instrumental II eaas. az
the change IN the opposition. The two
regiments are absolutely necessary 20 In
sure proper garrisons for the Qualifications
on the coasts
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SAN FRANCISCO Dec. - in ~ q
drunken jealousy Charles BAILEY ar srca
E1ea}Eer employed AZ he S2ttan Erua
Works. pas bssllet 1910 thu neck - i
Young weraaa named Mary = ScvmcurA
IN the Couoa aaagse today. Toe physicians
az the receiving hospital declare thaE she
VII recaTe-.
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ACTOR RArCrIFFE CONVICTED.
The Wife Rrst~r .aIfty of Assaait an
the Thru nsSrNr

NEW YORK. Dec. "a a n. he
jury in The case u Edward J Batcssss
gre actor wlyo hsz been Sc tr5al b. FORE
Judge NewbaFser charged VITA wiss bx.ae-
ing returned verdict ot assault 2 tire
ths-G deEree. TIE maximum penalty Is
ore yvar's imprisornnssst and 4 ere os SEE
The minimum penalty = are days iNg-
rrtsannsns ard ne smallest rassia.e enc
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CHARLESTON. &. g. Dec 12-Tre a.
a.sl hanfstses % ths Nsx Zzgszns sseie~y.
p LIS esfy. wsa given re ere s.nz~fes-er
EssseA 1oss&znf-- TIE a<a.1- e re evari-g
rs ASsFeiste Justice David J. r-ew@r. og
TIE supreme coszrr u the rnsze6 states.
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-Mssrrs@au NupfiaYs

PORTLAND Dec Rev. \ r, MORT
sen. n Methodist clergy mar ~ les Ar
zete~. sra Mss Anna II L@vVle - thts
eisv. were Z avrjed today Rev, r W5star
Morris Erisey 1al otk1op y o.ss ez ana
erels q ne bride. effscaa Eng.
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BALTIMORE. Dec. @@--~As meeting
s>,sav AZ re board & 3srect1rs - TIA
Iza.ttzz1c~e K Chta Railroad Company.
Yehn Y. Cswan was elected president
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The CrOCers

~ gong to have tun-not
s"'ns back moncy-but sell
= more >tt..'iag'S bs>t baking
powder.
ioure gong to have fun.
-octter bread. better cake,
40 spend less money Ter bak-
lS powdcr.
ce-nsssy
go srasesses r.
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CELEBRATE FoRETATHERs DAY.
non. Webster Duvi. speaks ut Dia-
aer In Aashfagtau

WASHINGTON. Dec. .s.-Tne Cang~s-
sAa.pfal Cig6. Or Washington. celebrated
SsfsiatAers' day BY a dinner at he
tofsFegasioral church. Among The guests
seFs Hea- Nielsen Dinghy. Assistant Se,.-
sstasy az DE Interior Webster Davis aas
Aan. Caauncey NJ Depew Rev. isaac
IsaTS. President OF tAe c.8h made his IN
aesaactoFy address, ard vas followed ~
be- Webster Davis. who spoke an the
s4zTin SPIRIT - the West"
IBIS Ar. Davis said. is an icono-
s-aste age. IN which things that long aga
s4Fa been accepted a. established. truths
= assEg doubted 81 ear sc~caiied us,5a-
y sssnkeTs. No aue. however. darss
s-esaca TIRE ia. that tire Pitxr.rns did
8ss On Plymouth Rock. and plant she
tfas q ta2t development which we are
'1sSy enjoying They cane sere 70 'nd
aa'ae saers everything Is possible for
asSes and they planted the see9 f~cu
sasea s7rang ths tree os liberty whose
ssaae6es to6ss spread over cur great cou-
ssess 70 Furnish shelter 70 tsss care w0rT
as weary birds from every lard anA
10y eiEae. As heirs 70 a splendid h0r5-
Nse We shous1 }nve our horne ard or
ssshtFF = IS onir wheS q people }o~ss
s-esF patriotism ard b4scorte Stuvht ard
s1Fesess Tram SEQ rl4ch revs l{rH ~ lax
pease ara prosperity tAat shsv ara
zsFgeT- Ta-s HaS oeer tbs read siorz
80 many D3t3ons RHd Macy people Aave
ne past gore aoN1 - ru}a ans decay"
re aassd hy expressing yhe hoBe fhat
- aHd patriot EgD ~ eeta.ry ne3-et
s0Sn ara t'e-s-n fa the hearts ~ sne
sts*nF renerats.- ~ tvaa usen sd women
- FHare ,hAn In -Ae ssaris = the.r ar
$50 ane tsry raisGt continue shs y ark
= .esly heg,,e.
ter@T 7rcv>st se-usWhs. late from
S tcrk. ae6 erzfH h~seg address.
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waIeott Fight Set for Msnaay.

CHICAGO. Dec. THE Gghc between
" a!coft and Tracy has been finally SET
yer Monday Eight Both men have en-
uaGed their training and are Il excellent
condition
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II You ara sending East tor any friends
call ard See th@ Northern Pacific agents
sb8fgt Il They I'll arrange % yaur sa It's
faction ard on The shortest notice.
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HUNDREDS e. rings az wm. 2
FEack.s. SIS 5000 avs.
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 2.-Possraaxter
General Gary has decided 20 order spe-
ciai issue Of stamps commemorative u the
holding II tire trans Mississippi exposition
at Omaha next year. at the request OF per
sons prominent IN the mana cement ot the
exposition.
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Ali sSe~y farm O. 5<o=aea weakness
Cared - zzs xew &la-svsSy. sILAAgs
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STUART CO.. Marshall. MieA.
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RenI Estate Trannferr.

Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
claude Nj. Acklen. ct uX- To Virginia ;
onnt' 81 lot =, block 3, Todd & Brown
subdivision.
ba,tintore and CatonsyiHe Construction
Company 10 the Columbia and Maryland
Halfway, 30; all property, real anu per
sOnai oI saIu company, SUBJECT to decree
made in circuit court no. >, OF Ba1Iuore
city; docket A, folio 260-
square 24S Waiter G. CIepbane Of
uN. 10 Sarah V. Geiseiman, So: part lot Z
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant iiains-
Virginia y. Chinn 10 Claude NJ Ackien.
SIo; lot -, block &, Todd and Brown
Square 1876 District OF Columbia to
aleSander Muncaster, $53.49, lot 8, tax
square 522 Mary A. Herbert ct vir.
Jonn .. TO Mary DAILY, So; part square de
Scriped by metes and bounds.
:, Bfookiand james ". handy and JacobH,
lIapp trustees 10 HerInanus g. Thysor ir
Sl.1O0; lot 8, block %.
WbittinghaTn julia Hogan To Theodore
L. BAKER, SIC; lot 2S in Browning's sub
Square 532 William F and Aylett t.
HoltZnan, trustees, to Julia L. Gfndslv,
SS,5vo; lots and ID in Sbiles ct al. sun
County--Louise Nj Keith and Marianne
MURDOCH 10 the vestry OF st. A lbans' Church
parish, So, land near Tenleytown ID. g
square 436,AleX. MuDcaster TO George
lie Droit Park-Glarence F. Norment ct
ux To Maitland G. Bennett. $40 lot 81
~ Barrys subdivision, block 10, subject
10 trust S939.
reservation A-Roschen Sandman 10
Paulipa A Brunn s., 600, part lot 8, sub
Ject to trust, liber ,51I, folio I65. also
conveys chattes at $50 MissouIi avenue
northwest
Barry Farm-Arthur A. Thomas ct ux.
TO Alice Hall, 10, part lot p, section 2.
Square 8 S59-John f. Yogt ct ux and John
H Ruppert ct ux to James B Mcdonnell
SO, lot SO.
BelIevue-W. Preston Williamson and
Helen E. Smith etsYir Luther r. to Daniel
H Riggs. $40, lot 25. in Mills, trustee's
subdi Vision.
Square sO5-L. caben Williamson, as
slgnee and trustee, to William X. Ward.
$50. part square described by metes and
BOUNDS, subject to encumbrancaS.
Cleveland Park-Thomas r. Waggaman
ct DN TO John Sherman, $40, east 81
feet OF lot 20. all lot l 3, ana west 81
feet OF lot 4, block ., subject to trust,
hbef 2,253, folio 81.
The times., 1897-11-13
CASES BEFORE THE COURTS
Litigation That Received Judicial
Attention During the Day.
Contentious i'm the United States
Supreme Wills for Pro-
bate-ReaI Estate Sales.

Final arguments in the Haws, f'ratlier an,
Wright X Cox street extension cases IL
the Mount Pleasant subdivision were sub
notwithstanding Cox yesterday. Messrs
A. A. Iiirney and Narder VOORHEES, argued
fol the District az; MrSsrs. Nathaniel VII
son T. T. Leigtton. T. A Lambert, JOHN
Ridous aud albert Wilson for the property
owners TIE next development il the
cases VIII be Tie r-port OF the jury.
Judge Cox yesterday delivered his
charge ~ the jury in tie cases. The
charge was IN effect the same as that de
hvered in tile Denison & Leighton cases
Judge Cox said, in his charge. referring TO
that particuIai section OF the nighway act
providing for tiie assessment OF ons-half
OF the award upon property benefited, that
b, could not rule that the act was a Iegis
laiiye declaration tilar any land was H. b..
benefited He told the Jury il they found
No benefitS Ia report 10 tnat effect.
The times., 1897-11-13

Emil christi;.ni, tie leader Of the aaen
nerchur those taking the different
roles are Hiss Sophie Eseher, Mrs. Boesen-
berg Weller Miss Minnie Boyer Hiss Ma, '
Poger Mass Dammeyer, Mlss ftos,t Roehl,
Miss Aana Boehl Messrs. o Storm, George
KocE " Heinemann W PohImana, Fred
L. Anc, al memb-rs or the sOoiety The
bah VIII end the festivities.
The Maehnrrchnr has made an cHgfai,le
record With its entertainments, and il is
SAFE Ia predict that the oeming season
VIII eclipse all previous successes. The
other events VIII occur on January II
February q, and March 2I.
The times., 1897-11-13
Robinson & Cherry Co.,
18th a d F SIS. N. w.
City Brevities.

The wind OF yesterday practically de-
slisttrl the shade trees OF tie city.
a papei service viii be held at tie
Fourth Presbyterian Church on sunGa
night.
rhe charge Of gross neglect II duty
agaw 9t Police Private j. p Smith has
been dismissed.
iarge force Of men was employed
yesterday removing the dirt from the
Avenue cable conduit.
Ex-Go, Fletcher. OF Missouri, made i
,oand % ire Offices at tlie Department.
Of tie Interior yesterday.
The roadway on the north side of Penn
sylvaEia avenue, west Of Twentieth street,
is bcing resariaced with asphalt
Private tIeoree y. seymour, II the
police department tried on octtoer %
for neglect of DUTY, has been fined SIG.
The Eastern High school football team
pr4cllced yesterday FOR then game next
Tuesday With tie Central Higb school.
Policeman u. 6. Pratt. tired October
SO FOR gross neglect II duty, has been
ordered reprimanded by the Commission
t.rs-
John p Nelson yesterday instituted suit
for divorce froiH Annie Nelson, to whom he
was married April 9. 1888. lie charges
deser,ion.
Thc Rev. Leslie Moore, wiso has Iaen
called I" the naStorate OF the Church o.
oar Fatt-s. VIII take charge 9r .iis new
field Of work next week.
MIS-. II. c Graves, Of 227 Adams street.
sesi.raa~ Ieported TO he rollce that som 2
..,.a Ha.a -t..I,s ffa from 1tr-
while a. was AT Woods Commercial College
Edward n Watkins, fugitive from
the insane asylum. was arrested yesterda =
afternoon by sergt. Montgomerg, Of he
Fnth precinct station, ard retlUf. ed 10 st.
Elizabeth's.
Chief Justice Bingham yesterday took
toe personal hondS or Marie DeIeoniyn
The nurse Vh1 was recently convicted he
fore him O. petty larceny, on the condition
that she -v0uld live la the future al the
Brurn Home
Rosa Biue ara Abraham Coleman, both
colGred, - so We're convicted OF perjury
o. Thursday. were sentenced yesterday bv
Claef Justice Bingham 10 serve two and
four years respectively, al hard Ia Dor Ia
tie Tr-ator penitenlisry.
The Veterinary Association q the Dis
trict has forwarded ia tue Commissioners
q set of resolutions asking that the slaugh-
tcr OI COWS which have beeu used for
dair. purposes be done only under the
supervision " veterinary surgeon IA.
Tie employ the District government.
Helen Randolph, colared. recently con
Visiec before Chief Justice Bingham OF
false H.atenses for securing Sl.I7 WORT.
OF groceries from the store OF d. II. Brooks
'sn Fourteenth street. by the alleged author
ity of M->- Errie J. Heron, Tor whom she
worked ~as released on har personal bonds
Yesterday.
Tie Post"ffice Department has adyer-
tieed that sealed proposals VIII be re-
ceived fo' carrying the mails between
Chlkat and Iiaines' Mission, ALASKA, two
miles, twlcc week, making Connections
wtth Tie Steamboat service between juneau
ami bTca' from January / to June 80,
5s9e. Tie running time between the
points a1rc-tised VIII be half an hour.
The times., 1897-11-13
Z. 5. surhEssE coUKT CASES
dispositions -,-ade of the Causes
on the Calendar.

on the Calendar.
Ia the supreme Courtor the United states
yesterday, tile business on the calendar
was disposed or as follows. Present, the
chef ustice, NJ Justice Harlan kfr-
J us-tCe tray ar Justice brewer. Mr..
Justice Brown, Mr.. Justice Shrss. MT
Charles Flowers. OF Detroit Aiich. was
Admitted To- practice
no 26l Francis j. Gowen, sole receiver.
etc, plaintiff in error, ~. William n
BUSH death or William \. Bush suge est,.d
and appearance OF Laura h. Susn, ad-
liinlstratriN, ETC. IS defentiant IN error
herein entered on motion or Mr. Joseph NJ
Hill Tor defendant II error.
Ao. l3o-Inc Steautug ReSolute. etc.
appellant, Is. George Dowsett.
NO l5e-1he Siea amtuE lIesolufe etc.
dppeiiant, V. Henry T.. Mns0n et all
no i5l Il ne tregon Ccitral ana Ia stern
l1ahWay tompan n, claimant etc. ap-
peliatt, vs.. K. =. Young ~ al and
no. loc--l he Oregon Ceut4aI and East
era Hahway company, claimant, etc. a a.
i'eidnls, Us. a. J. Young ~ al submitted
st AIR J. ". hatiey ana Ar William
! n lir Tor the appellants aud py Mr. l.. b
Cox. for he appellees.
l. 4 A q L T.
3 CASES
No. tIa-The Hartford Fire Insurance
Company a. al. plaintlff. Ia error ~ Th,
SttftdIo- MILWAUKEE aud ~. Paul RHilway 3
company - argument continued by Mr
lh4lice y ilafk Tor tne plaintiffs IN erorr
nf 81 Charles - n eeiaT ana Nr t,sorge
H.. Peck Tor tne defendant in error and en-
c.u.ea ~ ~ Richard VI. istTger Tor the
Plaintiffs IN error
.AdJourned until Monday next at IL
The times., 1897-11-13
VIII Filed for Probate.

BY the provisions OF the viii of the
late Rebecca NJ. windholtz, dated June Is.
1897 filed fof probate yesterday, the
property of the deceased is bequeatned 60
Camden Riley. airs. Sadie Riley, Laura
Burrows and Eva =. Burrows. The first
named Ie appointed executor.
The times., 1897-11-13
TIE MAENsEHcHoR SEASON.
Concert. rheater and Bail win Open
IL Next Mnndny.


The Geriaania Ma4nnercllor win open its
winter season next Monday evening at
Masonic Temple WIN Il concert, dramatic
ps'Fsasirlance, andsbah. The program for
THIS encasioA ~ vusteti and interesting II
VIII begin with an o-ortpse - =. sSs,-okcr.s
Orchestra. The orher numbers are as
follows: THE Heart Gu the Rhine and
Returning Home" choruses, sung bv the
MaenneschuT; soprano solo, schBbert's
The wandereT," Miss a Claire Murray:
selections from ''The Wizstd of the Nile
IS the Ideal Mandolin Quartet, Megsrs.
{. MaN Hss>e'hach, Edgar Holcer, caesare
c. Coastanrini. and Pert F. Reichman.
tenor solo, For All Eternity Masoheroni
by Mr. Conrad Richter In conclusion win
he produced Santa Anna comic
operetga. IN two acts, COMPRISED hy Prof
The times., 1897-11-13
Rndd Must Pay Alimonv.

Judge H6FneT yesterday issued an order
against Theodore NJ. Rudd, whose wife, Isa-
belle Rudd, is s'ling him for divorce to
pay slmony as directed by the court
within the next live days or stand in con
'enlpt OF court and be taken in custody by
the marshal os the District
The times., 1897-11-13

Must Remove sixty-one IaIes.
The Commissioners have ordered tie
F"tomac EietFie Lighting Company Co
rera-<' without delay sixt y-one poles erected
Without authority Of law on Klingle Ford
road Fifteenth street extended ana Lowell
street.
The times., 1897-11-13
deafness of IL Years standin,,

irotracted Catarrh produces deafness fu
nam csses. Capt. Ben CoInor. Il Toronto.
Canada was deaf Tor years from ca
laWb al treat. ents failed TO relieve.
Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder gave hlir
relief 10 ore day, and o. a very short whli +,
tlse dea raess ieft him entirely. II viii d. q,
Inch fCT you--34.
Sold hy r. :. Williams. aih and T .ts..
E3mo8ds * WniIalns. .3dst.and Penna ave
The times., 1897-11-13
Wants=-for Men.

Mems NataraI GRAY Tne4rwsar Tess
gooes are half WOOL, made with rinted
bottoms, pearl buttons and silk tapes
Come in All sizes You tuy noae befteE
Tor Toe than these we sell TO-DAY
for ...---.-..- ..-.-----.--.--....-..- s3Sc
AIen's Tan coiored Derby Risbed shirts
aud Drawers. cl5se fitting garments IN al
sizes. . pieces for .---....----, S1.OO
Mems fleece lined underwear Ll-ht plue.
Tan ard Hrown mixed SHIT and ,'r4 w.srs
to match in all sizes. These goo.is are
woolfieeced and are worth &C a "a rment
Mer's cameTs Hair shirts, made with
slIk binding pearl buttons and ribbed bot.
toms: the sizes run from 81 to II and sold
soc no drawers; reduced the price
This is sample line. ranging In price
from Sl-5O to s. %; blue. hlack. tan.
maroon ana brown. We offer the
Inc Ut .....-------...--.--..-. S1.S9
Mer's White Unlaundered shirts: re-en-
forced back and front; patent stays. hand
woiked huttonioies: 210O linen hosons,
mad. of Utica bleached muslin. spe.
cia' 's-..-'-..--..-- -..-.-----.--.-.- 39e
Men's Pereale Shirts. Iaundered. IN
Guiding two collars; ali neat effects
'oc' FHlee .-.-'--- --------..---.--- 3 o.
Mei.'s Peresie Shirts; hair-IiHe stripes
and pinhead checks; D.. n1sumely laundered;
wiFhtvTs separate collars and oTe pair
cuffs; al sizes Observation-Disclosures. .6oc
N'Ishy fan patterns in FowIer's Perfes-
zion Shirts white bodies and zephyr ~
madras hcsonss; one pair cuffs. open
bac', aid front ..-.--....-.S1 .oO
Meas Night Robes. fur - incb.s hng.
ai' Dc II good muslin, plain or eil-
oroideTed frOnts' 5oe vaile.---.. ..39e
Open every SATURDAY. untH 10 o'eIocx
p. m.
The times., 1897-11-13
0vercoats

for the whole male portion of
he family. Proper styles-proper
lualities-at proper prices.
Mems 0Fereoats, SO to S45. :
Boys OyercOats, 81 to $40.
Ghildrtn's Refers, $3.50 to $15.
A big variety OF colors. STYLES
and fabrics in each grade, and all
good ones-better than anyone
slse IN town sells for same money.
The times., 1897-11-13

10 prevent colds. BuhimFs Pins. the great
preventive against pneumonia. pleutfsy.
bronchitis colds IN the head. etc. Wash
iHgton Homeopathic Pharmacy, 1907 Il
street northwest. No branches Tele-
ulonc. 1913 no3-,g
The times., 1897-11-13

he Popular Iiue ~ Baltimore l.
iEe Pennsylvania Railroad.
Special excursion next Sunday. 800
rouuc trip DofO-4t
The times., 1897-11-13
B. a o. BULLETIN.
ENcr-RsToN RATES

EXCURSION RATES.
Baltimore and retuTn,Sl. an trains : un-
DAY next.
Philadelphia and retum. s. 7-O5 ana
o. a. trains going valid fOT return on All!
regular frsius, sunday next. noIa-tfy EN-
The times., 1897-11-13
Take the PennsyIvania RaiIroad

To philadelphia, Sunday, November IA
$3.50 round trip. Best service: most con.
Neilsent station. no1O-it
The times., 1897-11-13
cHRxsANrHEnrUM

PEsA ETSs with from ! 70 over 400
flowers, and from 15c 70 SO each. An
hDnis-Efown- Finest collection uf Plants
u select from Ia Washington
J. II. ERG-EM AN.
~oA1-3snO- Ol3 18Th Il. NV
The times., 1897-11-13
The Busy Corner,
9th and Market Space.
S.KANN,S N,SONS&CQ
This


Ought 70 influence your fan wants. start.
Ing with untiergarmeuts ana never letting
up until the whole body IS wei protec.e,I
against this penetrating howlmg wil,I
Yesterday was really the first eoId day
OF 81. ana Ole Prob says much ccIier
today.
Our slate of bargains viii fit the coca.
sion.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1897-06-16
BLOWN UP WITH DYNAMITE.
Nine Year old Tommy Fanuels, Mt MercuI
Blown to Pieces.

Mercur, Utah, June 14-Thomai
Fanuels, aged 9, was killed by the ex.
plosion of five sticks of giant powder.
Little Tommy along with his brother
John and Willie Thomas, both sever
years old, got possession of some giani
powder, fuse and caps in some way
The three boys trudged from tn,
mouth of the gulch where the Fanuell
live few hundred yards up in tn.
Sacramento belt where they found a,
a suitable place for the use of their ex
plosives the board covering of an ole
shaft hole.
A cap was put on the fuse and five
sticks of giant powder on top of the
fuse. Then the fuse was ignited by
one of the venturesome little fellows
The two younger boys ran but Tommy
stood by the boards. The two boy.
who ran were knocked over when the
explosion came but not seriously injur
ed. Tommy's hands were blown off
one leg broken and hole made in his
chest. He was alive when found, anG
was taken to the hospital where he
lived three hours when his suffering
ceased with death.