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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-19

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
transactions Since January and
for Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
!. 1897. are ssz7.Ss7.12 There were filed for
record yesterday Is deeds. aggregating
s6.0-l.6a. Following is a HIST furnished by
New York block:
ioakarn. lots AZ. IS 20 Is. blk /. Portland
4 Puget sound Railway add. South Seat
tic March Is, 1895, s225
Sheriff 10 Thomas u. Stimson. NV Sc Sc.
sec 81, ., 1. Feb. "A, 500.
Sheriff 70 Sfimson Mil Company, lot z.
hlk ~. g. kinnear's add. August 3. 1895.
David Kaufman ct Tx. 10 Washington
National Building Loan and Investment
Association, lots /, 2. Z and s. blk s. kauf-
mans add. March Is. SiO.
Nilliam ]. Doherty 10 Mary r Dohertv.
So lot ). al hot and niz lot 5. blk los, ID.
T.. Denny. : 9th aud, Jan. is, $40
Jennie Chase 10 NJ: Jennie. jenkins, lot
l. lots Is TO Is, blk 81. Southern Pacific
Land Company's Huntington Park add TO
Des Mo!nes. March II $500.
same % same, lot 1. McSaught's sup
l.,at 20 AcNaushts add. Central Seattle.
same 70 same. blk n. Ravenna Park.
Rufus =. Jones ct TX. to Arthur w.
Eaton nh Sc and W 30 acres OF ssg Sc -.
!. -. o, 10 arces. Dec. 80 1856 81
oscar ;. Brown 70 Charles Hanson. NJ
sw and Sc NV and &c sw except 10 acres(-
sec =. g.. 10 acres March II, s2169
BeFnhafet Myers - TX. 10 James NJ
Dixon, lots to 7. blk 70. Wocgi's south
DIV, Green Lake add. Jan ., SIC
Mary l. Myers and husband SIlas " 80
the Pacific States Savings. Lean ard
bulding Company. lots 4 and 8. blk IL.
Ross lst add, Feb. .. q C, 81
Lewis y. Martell ct ux. to Pacific States
savings. Lean and Building Company lots
and ; DIX Il, Ross lst add. Feb. TO
watson II Brown 70 Z. J. Carrie lois
10 l. blk Is, Commercial Street steam
Motor add. March Is $50.
~ 4HTaN - ~. SetNz4a.
IT cn et uN. eIs lot 8. blk Z. Boren q.
Denny's adj, March IS. q c, 81
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PERSONAL

G. A. Day. of Fairhavan. registered ut
the Northern last night.
DIR. w. L. White and wife, of WILDLY
island. are at the Diller.
George {. Hatch. OF Port Angeles. was
at the Northern yesterday.
Thomas Shaughnessy, a merchant of
burlington. IS at the Diller.
II. f. Davis. of Anacortes, was about
the Butler corridors last night.
Henry Cross. a mining man OF Rossland.
arrived at the Butler last night.
Charles II. Baker left yesterday for q
short business trip TO Portland.
]. &. Miller. tourist OF suadridge. On
tario, Is stopping a the Stevens.
Elmer White. a newspaper man OF To-
lsdo. o., registered az the Butler yester-
day.
SIR. and Mrs. Albert wiikeson. of Port
Angeles. were guests at tie Northern last
night.
II. Mcbride. ex-superior Judge Of skagit
county. was among the Butler guests yes
terday.
Hank Noli. proprietor OF fhs Grand
hotel ut Saline, Il. c.. was a guest at the
Northern yesterday.
Capt r. Wiley, OF the Seattle q oiym-
"a sfean-a.iip Company. was at tbs
Northern last night.
Capt. Samuel Wiley. Of Olympia, ac-
compaaied ~ Mrs. Wiley. Is at tho Dill
Ter, en- route for Victoria.
Mrk. l. katz. OF Port Townsend, wife
OF the weli-knOwn merchant of that place.
Is registered at the Butter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Pearson and daugh-
ter. OF indianapolis, are visiting Ia the
city. and are AT the Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. b. Lovelacs and Mr.
and Mrs. W. II. Thompson ara Shelton
people. who are at the Butler
w. l.. McCabe. OF Tacoma. member of
the arm Of MeCabe a. Hamilton. steve
dores, was at the Butler last night.
ID. q. Pearson. merchant OF gtanwnoS
accompanied by Mrs. Pearson. registered
at the piller last night. They are going
TO see their father, y. Pearson. OF Whid-
By island, who is seriously I'll.
Fltzherbert Leather, who has been act
Ing a. clerk for the Pacific Coast steam
ship Company. left yesterday, accom-
panied b. his wife, for London. England.
Ist. and ia a year or more viii enter the
literary field.
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Hacked a " omnuss Eve

John Daniels anf Minnie Witt are
friends" They Tive be,ow the dead line.
Yesterday afternoon Daniels was before
Judge Borue charged wi;h being the orc
who discolor@d Miss witt's eye Daniels
pleaded guilty although Re took the posi-
ton tina. Miss WITS story was not cor
rect as 20 the exact manner in which the
sob was done. and why X was done. The
cause was purely OF n private nature
Judge Pogua fned Daniels Sc, which Dan
iels paid Then Mss WITT varied the NO
notony BY claiming that he money was
hers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-19

Treasury Department Wake" n Roll
Ing Imparfans 90 Cannerym~n.

Ing Imparfans 90 Cnnnerym~n.
San FRANCISCO. March is.-Instruc-
.tor,~ n, regard 70 revenue ruling Of tbs
t~.asury Department OF very great inter
est ard importance 10 the fruit canning
,rsd1gEtry OF this Coast have been received
by the collector Of the port. Up 70 Au-
ported refined sugar used en- preserving
on that dats the allowance Of the ORA ~
back was revoked BY the treasury Depart
rneat. but the circular announcing IL was
not rscssve9 At this port unEH September
- The collector a. the insta0ce u The
frGls interests asked for roeision Of has
revocation. and allowance Of the draw
back. This recommendation Is nor con-
CURED IN by the treasury department.. the
communcsa alton Announcing gnis swing
the grounds fer e az follows.
The amount % drawback annually al
bowed, and which this cuts OF. r. esSs-
mated ~ Auditor Cope al 0ssol5t S-t22
A considerable portion % me aHt4e x
for lhs corning season .. lsas nss @lrraey
bssn resolved ~ the Gamers or Nlia -
under the ruling authorizing the pAyFnenl
on entries for drawback fled 1p TO sep
ferrh@r =. but probably 1900 ~ what
Was expected 20 90 receives ~ tbs csr-
MRS VII rot -. The efyect 81 this rego-
carsoa o. drawback all De Ehf3y 20 tns
ADVANTAGE - ia @'afiaa aysd Domestic beet
sassar kzfsssr the ssrAM fs2zsk system. So
G.sr imported Frgzs Germany or NszItsE had
az advantage 20 Gamers a. shs same prsQ@
over Hawz1zAa % domestic sugar "a tfsatl
tie ORA Hbsek. amounting 10 sornst1stzS
sska a cent a rsouul Has practically a re-
cucI&ou of sfaat as2ea = 4eE. - came 20 ex-
S.zl1xsg S4zac1 Sg<@A
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MRS. M'kyIGHT GUILTY.
Keeper of "a Fruit stand Mt the Lake
Fined for Selling Liquor.

at the Lake Washington terminus OF Yes
Ter way was fined 50 in the municipal
court yesterday afternoon for selling liquor
without license. A few days ago she
pleaded not guilty. but after due del5bera-
ton. came TO the conclusion It would not
De policy 70 go 20 trial.
Mrs. Mcknight IS widow with 8 large
family. During the winter months the
business transacted in the little stores at
Yesler way and Madison street landings
IS small. and there Ia always a funeral ap-
pearance following a raid. The city viii
not grant liquor licenses 70 people doing
business on the lake. and as IL well known
they sen on the sly once in a while.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-19
FEAST OF PURIM.



one Of the most notable Jewish festivals
was celebrated yesterday and the evening
before IL was the feast of Purim. The
origin OF Purim was under the Persian
reign OF King xerxes. when the grand
vlzier. Hannah. Plotted the destruction or
the Hebrews OF the entire empire on &C
count OF Mordecafs refusal 20 bow before
him and pay him deifea homage. Morde-
cal being a Hebrew, 1t was against his
principles to kneel before any one save his
God.
Uaman. according TO the edicts OF the
country. exacted from all subjects OF the
empire a reverence second TO the deitlos
of thu land. and because the Hebrews re-
fused TO comply with that edict ne OBJ
tanned under false pretenses and malicious
accusations a writ signed and sealed with
the kings insignia that all Hebrews should
be annlhilated on the Iith day OF the
twelfth month OF the lunar reckoning.
which Is the month of Adar.
Esther. the niece Of dordecai, who bad
been chosen queen, learned or the plot
through her uncle and interceded on be-
half OF her people at the risk OF her own
life. and the Gala nifty which threatened
TO befau her people was syerted through
her wise and prudent petition In the pres
ence OF the Hebrews.
In memory OF this event the elders OF the
synagogue of that period Instituted that
the day shall be observed by Israel In al
generations and the festival be called
Purirn, which means IN the Persian dia-
Iecf. lots. This name was chosen on ac-
count OF Haman having previously cast
lots on which day the Hebrews should be
executed and msssacred.
The Observance OF the festival In the
synagogue az the present day il commeru-
Grated ~ the reading Of the story OF that
event contained I'm the book Of Esther. In
the family circle IL is made festival u re-
f0gctng By family reunions and rendering
gifts 10 the poor. the widow and the or
phans. II IS observed In Persia an a three
day festival. first. one day previous IN de-
voted to fasting. the second 20 the usual
Observance. the synagogue ritual. and The
third day n made a day OF general feSfivi-
ties. In the Occidental synagogue one day
only Is observed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-19
TIP. ruE ELEPHANT. srRASGLEp.
vicious Beast Slain by Terrified Ctr
Gus People.

EsRfDCETT1RT. Conn. NsrcA is-TfD
a big ana vicious elephant. was ssrauzIsa
% death Tuesday by the egnpl0yas ~ TIA
wtnterS quarters % the Bsrnum ~ Bailey
circus TIE animal wAS IN sssch a conas-
ton % FAIRY ta&E tsswe was daw=a~ q Is
breaking SIS saackles ans creating havoc,
Tzp was eleven feet nsEa ard wesyaasf
fhrs@ sna : half tens. He rad been via
TIE ssuw twenVv years and was vslaes
al s. CO. TIE lvory II his tusEs sla.s s
estimated 20 - worth Ea
gAe elephant BAD esveiopst A haa se-,-
Ter receutiF sn4 t---asae a harden 70 fsA
saow people Ee could aos be kept ras.lx
wgfh Ehe csAsE elephants. and TIE lives ~
IS kaesssr< AAve beaa IL almost dalT
danger.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-19
PITY FOR HIS MOTHER.
Saves Rudolph Schuitx From Prose
cutfon for Robbery.

Rudolph Schultz. aged - years, who Is
well-known in Seattle. escaped prosecution
In the municipal court yesterday afternoon
for petit larceny because Jake Berkman,
who has a store on Washington street
corner OF Occidental avenue. pitied his
mother.
Schultz confessed to stealing clothing
from the stores OF Max Krone Berkman
and b III. Freyd. In all he stole seven or
eight pairs OF trousers. FIVE OF which were
recovered at Winebcrg's second hand store
under the Phoenix hotel. corner OF Wash
ington street and Second avenue south.
The method employed by the young man
was 10 enter a store with his overcoat on
his arm. He would put it down on a pile
of trousers and when he went out pick II
up. taking with II pair or two OF thu
trousers. He tried this at Berkman's store
and was caught.
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flag and the other the flag Of the salvation
Army. Adjutant Milne. OF headquarters,
will make the presentation speech. In the
street march preceding the han meeting
II is expected 10 have float on which VIII
be two young women, enc dressed as Co
lupnbia and the otner ia attire symboiicd
OF the army The procession VIII stop AZ
the corner OF Cherry street and Second
avenue and the young woman represent
ing Columbia will sing America"
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Dangers Of the Grin.

r. sc s'sA'eSt danger from Ia Grippe + q
=. -'alnE In pncumouia. III reasonable
- Ss>Si h2Wever, and Chamberlain
-, - Eseiaestv taken. ali danger will -
- Among ths tens - thousands who
49, 2-'ai ms FeEaeslr Tor Ia grippe. we
- - ss< u ssaFn - single case having
s,s.s.i tn fsilegmanis, which shows oonelga-
g. a.,S' 'a's rvllss~iy Is certain prevsn-
- u ''-Ai orvsd disease. IL wall eflSSs :
- elrs IN less time than znv ether
49, The = AID 80 cent aiseS for
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The police believe they have the sssaIl-
ant Of little Kate Simey In the person OF
Kuu.e Hunter. who was arrested day be-
fore y@teriay for petit larceny at Ere
mont Policeman Hadeen learned that
Hunter answered the description OF the
man wanted and yesterday had the child
80 20 police headquarters Hunter ws$
brought into Chief Reeds room and The
moment the child saw him SIRE said. That
e. the man" IL Is also claimed that the
nails on Hunters shoes correspond with
imprin,s In the tracks AZ the SPOT where
The assault took place, near woodland
mark
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-19

parry, Limited. VS.. Esther A MSgrath sni
Charles NcGra.h--Pr cE hssory note. sSs1.
interest and Insurance S4 Attorneys fee
si5s and foreclosure.
III Davidson vs. Aiphonse Bessoa :. a..
For correction OF ae~1 20 real estate.
=. EphFaEu and ". Z. Han vs.. 5. Dros-
fDman--Re1s and restitution OF premises.
and So dana xes for uEia VITAL GeTatzer.
=. i. Burns, successor 10 NLhz q
Newman. Va- Michael Tra1ns--Ap PFC a.
from Justice q. r. HIS court On 1aag-
snent for 81 10 and cosss.
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aan oequeaths the entirs property To her
usoanc, King ". Fenton. during hgs fsfs
Al mas death her son. Dei-nar L. Harssn A.
20 De paid &c. al personal property sevv-
ely, clothing. siivs-ware. cures. <srn4-
tate. and al Undivided ha1 OF TIE reai
sstate goes 70 Der daughter, Amy Feusor-
saoNh, al whose death this part OF the es-
tate passes 20 her Children. TIE o.As- 80.
interest II the real estate gees ~ 49,
= enton's zon. Henry Fentor. Ary Fen.oa-
brown and Henry Fe1ton ars rarna5 az
execufrix and executor without bonag
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Tse following rev suites ~ere hlei srs-
sarysav n tna segpzg1er ceSFt.
Fvsers shoe Cvruvzay - a Aoesaeehf
s.sznes On Slusss sosd sa1 des4ss<e'A
kesesene "a. staNsH IS E1eaar3 " fLl-
- - - -FereFasszSsrx H5Ses So. tatr.es =
,.sstsrrex-s zee AZ anst roTsss sssssSF@
r.. Sos@tAsA AE1ezSe&a --~x-s~ss ~S~--
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-19
City Hall Notes.

At meeting Of the committee OF the
whole OF the city council yesterday after
noon * was decided 10 take no steps IN
obtaining q crematory here. The matter
has hung on for several weeks.
A claim for s., 900 personal damages vas
nled against the city yesterday with the
comptroller by Ruth Smith. She claims
that on February =, 1897. at $50 D. n.
she fell In an excavation at the corner OF
Madison street and Western avenue
spraining her ankle. The excavation was
not surrounded. she claims. BY lights or
guard rails
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Fftx.Eumou. and gorhesf.

Tomas Naho-sy suf Gus Doistrorn. one
4 representative 90 tie Geep-sater sailors
sni the other 'lonwzhorenan. had a de
rute about the Co-eest- - tzsirnnons fight.
Instead % ar5itrstsug. ehey went 20 Hghs-
trE E0nors were seout even. although
each claimed 20 have = shade tha better
~ Il. when a policeman said: stop that
NEhtlrg" Judge Poxue fined tho h@Clgsr-
ez,s 81 ara costs each. .nd now they are
enjoying he n ire ely ar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-19

TIE long contested suit 81 Res p paa-
feLs ana Others as Tei2E0rS. claiming 10
Rave sqen the legally e3eeted trustees o.
tha coal company against Nls.'aln tFN~s'
- .,,hsrS NO mere eoFducttnE ard
,v.spawssv the Affairs Of the company "a
fSas avs ga whica the superior o. aFt Tor
Ktnx county Rendered. decision last SOM
rapr in favor az the Pvosse~ naaTd ~ tr'as-
tess. has Been finally decided - tae So
irene court - Iris stsfe m favor OK ne
ssrassar e-osgd. the appeal o A'AF1.S sla
.sssr. f~.s. "a. lower eeuft being dismiss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-19
Heu~mteass school Land.

the local office In its rejection OF the pro
test Sled rT ire STATE against the home
stead entry 81 Herman koepD OF fsa acres
in Csallara county. The tract IN question
is school bard ard TIRE state - entitled ID
select another tract IN lieu O, the enc
hnrnezteaAed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-19

Truly Astousshlag. Annette Y
Mosn. Foaatata. Mt1z-. ssvs- Ayers
cherry FerfoFsl has Aaa q woa8srfaf e~ess,
IN essglaS Ux BROTHERS ca-.t-en - = severe
azs 6aagareas cod IL WAs tru3y aston
ssAsnS boa szsee3tty ssey found relief after
tak5h< ts&s pFegssE2 tlon-''
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-19
MARIE eEHRIxG's REPORT.
she File. statement OF Estate at End
nj SIX Months.

Marie Gehring as administrator OF her
deceased husbands estate. fled state
rueut OF the condition Of the estate az ne
close of SIX months YESTERDAY X SHOWS
that che estate was appraised At . tet -
% which s. iso was real estate an tae
balance personal or the fes4 esta'~ 80
.raet smpral SD az SEQ hes eeen set sside
"a the wffow's homestead. ard the court
hs- allowed 500 from the estate for her
ard her chua's support Tor ere year. The
court also SLOWED her 50 worth OF house
held furniture.
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Jxnne@ ". stesi a. ordinary looking
man. wss arrested IN tbs city vsxte-szF
~ Constable Georgs johnson. Of New
castle. Steel - CHARGED WITH stealing 3
suit % clothes lie was taken 20 Newcastle
last evening
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At ere union Isrtsr services % fhs
Episcopal churches os this city. held tr
Rlaito hail ezny. f2ss . $50 o'clock. un-
Ser the general subject % Man and HIS
business Rsv. ii II Gowen wln speas
to-day CT Industry"
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Marriage Licenses,

rt-s-~e. % wea we're issued YESTERDAY
- Ioen y. Murdoch sn6 Mrs. A@ose
ys.vs 10th % Seattls, Esea ols~ong ard
ia sarah Iaavcnsoth. eash q seattle
ysTrss \. Andrews ana Anne q. AeFheT-
-, As,nh OF Auburn.
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.Ir- Ecntnn- WI.

re ACT 90 Ms 1ulia \ Fensaa. va
SAauas1 e leaving ar estate werta
~ thts cifv. VAS slet FOR rruos,
se'''FSAy. Z, Is dated September "a. iS&
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Salvation Army Flag Presentation

The Salvation Army viii have meeting
Of special interest tonight in ifs hall at the
corner Of Second avenue and Yeslsr way.
IL will 30 the public presentation Of new
flags TO No corps, one being the national
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KEY WEST. Marcn Is-Tns Cuba-s
hrs openly &c4se thas three large @x-
gsss1st5oEs have Jeff the Iage4 Sszses
s4ogeS N.lAa7 lAEsS 1&.&
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A Disastrous Dive.

JACKSONVILLE Fla. March i7.-Bro-
6le williams the high diver. today Jumped
IN bah OF nrs from a 75~soot tower into
Lake Worth. at Palm Beach, struck tho
bottom. broke his neck and died withis =
few houTss-
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NEW RECEIVER.
.~~rrp Br JUDGE HAxFoRD TO
vos HOPKINS PROPERTY.

--xs~. the Appeinfment the
-, pays . High Tribute 60 Mr..
-ss.s, Integrity, and Declares
xst Censarsbls I'm the Mat
~ Collecting Keats, but In
M IN Goa sipae-Appointms
-. q. Petition of Balfonr,
esskrie 4 Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-19

Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass'm.
recommends the Use OF the greatest OF all
fonics. .Malt-Hutrine," ard guarantees
the merits claimed for IL. Fer sale By all
druggists.
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.Al4SA4 Psosseessr. sss F.-R. Cas- bacon.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-11

duty to work. When such person at
tempts 10 seize by force the proceeds
of the labor of other, be is robber,
and deserves only punishment.
The question of charity comes up
wi be the helnless and Incauable ca Sses
are to be dealt with. These are not
le, through natural Deficiencies. to
work for the general welfare. and they
must be taken care of. Some classes,
such "a the deaf and dumb, and blind,
may, by benefcient education, be put
in condition to help themselves more
or less, and it Is Il great benefactlon
that such a result can be accOmp ish ed.
Every st lf-respecting individual who Is
helpless and dependent is correspond
ingly humiliated by the fact, aud to
enable 10 do something for himself Is
great blessing to him.
An important question GENES up
when those of the working classes who
are thrown out of employment by a
financial pauic or Industrial depression
are considered. Here is most i'm
pOrtaut problem for statesmanshi p.
The only remedy is to restore business
confidence so that industries can be set
going and the people be properly en-
p!oyed at fair wages. If legal enact
mentS are necessary to secure a sta BILE
| condition of the finances, then such
legis alton should be had But any at
tempt to legislate for the special bene-
| fit of particular classes at the cost nc
disadvantage of others can only work
harm. II these important matter:
could b. taken out # party politics
and settled on a wise bass for the good
o. AL, a solution could be reached.
| WHAT should be done is to give every
individual an opportunity to do his bes
according to his capacity, and earn &
due reward. Business, if placed on {
proper basis of security and stability
Will regulate itself: confd~rce will be
restored. and all VINO can and Will work
will find mployment. Those who can
no. iii come i'tp the domain of char
l. v those who can and will no
huul be treated as criminals.-N. O
| hlCayune.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-11

Major Lafayette Had, of Conejos-
Colo, is dead at Denver of fatty dege-
neration of the heart aged y Year,,
He was one of the most p ON nenJ men
in Southern Colorado. Torn in Ohio,
he settled in Taos, Nv Mexico. in
1916. and for eight " ars took a promi-
uent part in making the history of that
territory, being a memb-r of the terri
torial council. sheriff aud Indian agent
nd serving in the Indian war. In 1851
he sett,ed at Conejos. He was noted
for his hospitality
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-11

Simon S. Hartman, OF Tunnelton,
West Va, has been subject to attacks OF
collie about once a year, and would have
to call a doctor and then suffer for
about twelve hours as much as some do
when they die. He was taken recent
ly just the same as at other times, and
concluded to try Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He
SAYS, 81 took one dose of it and it gave
me relief in five minutes. That is more
than anything else has ever done for
me-" For sale by all druggists.