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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-10-23
Epcs as Ammunition.

People in the little mountain town OF
Sharpsburg, KY, have peculiar diver
sion known as egg throwing. The heav-
lest battles occur on Saturday night.
jim Strong is the captain of one egg
throwing band and Bill Eversole is the
captain of the other. They have about
20 men each. Each man has to provide
himself with a dozen eggs, and, of
course, it is to his interest to buy them
where he can get them the cheapest.
AS no individual expects to be struck
by his own eggs, he does not require the
dealer to candle them. In this way
the dealers in country produce here are
able to realize at least cost price on
their sickest eggs
Last Saturday nights battle was
glorious one The moon was shining,
and the boys lined up for the fray about
9 o'clock. Every member of the two
companies was present. The captains
did not throw, simply directing the
movements of their men. Each had his
full quota of eggs when the battle be-
gan. The first yolley was thrown by
Strong's men, and six men on the Ever
sole side were struck. Then the Ever
soles began to throw eggs, and at the
first yolley seven Strong men were
marked, and one egg carried away the
cap of Captain Strong. Then the throw
ing became indiscriminate and no at
tempt at volley work was made.
The sport did not cease until the en-
tire $50 eggs were thrown. Nearly every
man had been plastered, and the cap
tains were regular onelets from head to
foot. 1t was decided that Strong's men
won the fight The most casual observer
passing along the street next morning
could have told there had been all egg
battle, for the houses, sidewalks, fences
and curbstones were plastered with eggs
and shells.-Chicago Record.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-10-23
Blankets.

In the reign of Edward III there were
at Bristol, England, three brothers who
were eminent clothiers and wooden
weavers and whose family name was
Blanket. They were the first persons who
manufactured the comfortable material
which has ever since been called by
their name, and which was then USED
for neasapts' clothlng.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-10-23
Jno. w. Duncan,

.JwxE1ER, :: ONANcocK, Va.
Fine Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
Silvarware and Spectacles.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-10-23
Boring q Square Hole.

The auger that bores square hole
consists of screw auger in square
tube, the corners of which are sharpen
ed from within, and as the auger adj
yances cuts the round hole square.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-10-23

no Discusso. the Designations of tho Day
and EuIogizcs tho Great Reformers of
the Past end Prcsent-Tribute to Neal
Dow,
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-10-23
G.. S. NAPLES { co.
Wooden and Willow Ware.

Bronms. brushes, Cordage, Matches
Axe Handles, Axle crease, Barrel
Covers. Baskets, Backing, Shank
Books. i>lncins, rows, Churns,
Compasses. !>roonI Racks, Corn
Peppers, Butter Dishes, We,
Candle Wicks, Cheese Safes,
Clothes Hamper, &c., Cocoa
clippers, Coffee Mills, Cur
" Combs, Gorks, busters,
Faucets, Fish Hooks and
Lines, Flour Sacks, Halters,
F!nsks, Gun Caps, Ice Cream
Freezer;, Horse Cards, Heelers,
Lux, Kegs, Lamp Burners, &c,
Puneys, Lanterns, Lnp Boards,
Lemon Squcezers, Mats, Measures,
Marine Glasses, hlucilage. Oakum,
NN Cans. Well Buckets, Tubs. &c,
siS South SIRE &C,
Baltimore. Mi.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-10-23
Sixteen Years + ssssIiss

O4A w ~ AZ Il V>SA ~ OpecCdCleS,
and a study OF the business IN
general way has enabled me to tit
those whose sight was failing be-
cause of advancing age (Presbyoplal
and those who were nearsighteo
(Mvopic), but where astigmatlsm or
any popularity of the sight existed l
was obliged to refer the customer to
q CITY oculist. Not satisfied to do
business that | could not do properly,
I determined to study Retraction.
secured the best works on that sub
iect, "Rartridge on Refraction.n by
Gustayus Hartridge, F. R. G. S., a
we'll recognized authority on Optics
and Refraction, and these | studied
we'll. I also attended lectures at the
New York Optical School last fall,
and bought the best quality testing
case and outfit at $500, and feel JUS
tilted in making the announcement
that, am now ready to prescribe for
and correct the vision of almost any
and ali conditions of the eye where
glasses are needed. The liberal pa
fronage extended to me during the
sixteen years / have been in business
here encourages me to enter this new
field in connection with my regular
business, and believe my customers
will be glad to know that they can get
PROPERLY FITTED GLASSES
without the trouble and expense of
going to the city. No charges at
present for examination of eyes.
Glasses ground to order in New York
when special lenses are needed;
Those coming from distance would
do we'll to notify me by card.
ResnectfullY.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-10-23

With these thoughts l cheer Chris
tian reformers in their work, and what
rejoicing on earth and heaven there
will be over the contamination With
in few days one of the greatest of the
leaders in this cause went up to en-
thronement The world never had but
one Neal Dow and may never have an
other. He has been an illumination to
the century The stand he took has di.
rectly and indirectly saved hundreds OF
thousands from drunkards' graves. See
ing the wharfs of Portland, Me-, COW
cred with casks Of West Indian rum
nearly an acre of it at one time, and
the city smoking with seven distilleries,
he BEGAN the warfare against drnnkan-
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-10-23

But notice the multiplicity. What
could that Italian village. so small that
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-12
III RsoxAia

r. Marsh. OF Arlington. IS registered at
the Dilier
Rcy. T. NJ Gum OF Walla Walla. IS a
guest q the Stevens.
James Donaehy q mining man OF Hell
ena. IS az the Northern.
John Elwood business man OF New
Whatcom Is n the Butler.
Mrs \ r. Davis and daughter. OF Black
Diamond are az the Dilier
DR. Arthur ", WoEg OF East Sound. Is
among the arrivals AT the Northern
West Clark a hotel man % Auacortes.
accompanied BY his wife. Is AZ tie stew
ems.
samuel Altshuler. q merchant % New
Whatcom. arrived yesterday AZ the North
ern-
Il :. Scott. or Eueoshurv and II.
Csriyon- - tire state board g pharmacy.
are guests ~ tse BGtlcr.
r. 2 Brokaw. az Broksw Bros. dea
ers in hay. grain ard feed a. Stauwood.
j. registered at the Builder
Capt. Na,g1'm Cawphe}t master ~ fhs
steamer SuEt,Er. running between Juneau
and pyea. IS staying nc t1e Ne~tscra.
William Schmccr. secretary sua h.ls--
- tie HreEUn Irulfare Mann facsftrin-
company, returned from New Norh yea
terdsy.
AIS. n F. Mckay. OF Port Madison.
Who has been seriously lI = F-av.derc ~
hospital fer tae last tlEee weeks 81. cen-
friends
city by els wife and family fgofr shelton.
Thny are STAYING 81 ste p.Uer .nr3 a
location q oer.1e1 upoE Ger g. permanent
houe here
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seYcrnI Kinds OF Dams.


New l DIX AE4BADE
The New Jersey pars0n visiting the city
who wrote 10 his congrega tIon that he had
Witnessed the performance OK the D---na-
ton OF Faust BY D--rosch, and was sud-
dcrly recalled home to rescue him from
profane associations would seen. ~ taal
experience 20 have acquired qualifications
70 SIT IN judgment upon a case now occu-
pyirg the attention Of another parish IN
that pious commonwealth. IL appears
that a deacon n the LATER communion,
licensed at the political expressions OF
brother communicate tntimated 20 him
IN tho full hearing Of everybody ASSEM-
led at the village postofice. comprising
all the persons OF leisure "a the vicinity,
that his opinion on politics or any other
subject was not worth a tinker's dam.
The aggr!eved member brought the mat
ter TO the attention OF The church author
Ities as a violation OF The ordinance
against profanity. and they are now con-
si6ering Il. The deacon falls back on the
dictionary and maintains that the express
sion IS c0noquial and cancnicd and entire
" vacant Of protaIe inteut or import The
volume gives support 20 his argument. 4
tinker's dam nos being an eEplctive. bat
an innocent device Of his craft Of no use
after Il hiss served is purpose except as
the symbol Of a minimum value. The de-
Cislon Of The case viii no doubt constitute
"a precedent. which may become important
and viii be looked for wfth interest not
only in the parish In which Il originated.
but beyond its boundaries.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-12
FREDERICK, NELSON 6 MUNRO, RIalts Block.

Pride 90 ne Mountains mines for ne year
1895 foots Up absu, "a 90 tons. a. -iS' car
leads o. - aoas each concentrated . ABOUT
- car leads % 3 sons asc1-
TIE c~-5ai rspors Of re output o. ne
Puget Sou1d Reduction Company. snae4I-
ing works q; Everett Stow = god. sl.EeF'
copper ard Lead me handsome sum o 81
155.9e TIE pay rolls % tne mining cor
GER ratinE ard smelling companies sEeW
over - rnen employed /, hss been as
serte5 mat DO information car De Obtained
as 30 re output % ,as Rockefeller 2.oy-
Eoy1 mines an re1uctsen works. o1' slcn
- 10. TIRE case Visitors are escorted
through re different works with ne II
nos. courtesy, s1d nothing - easier t1An
% obtain assays Of taei- ccncentrator II
anyone desires o satisfy himself For
over three years -hese companies gave mad
men az work BY the hundred and not oncs
during nat time Aas TIE regular monthly
say day varied one week from he 4,A q
e2cA calendar month. T1sy meei al plils
promptly and the only hostile criticism
ever evoked IS that not a dollars worm OF
their mining stocks have ever been quoted
or listed In AIRY o. the mining stock boards
or II the markets The output IS regular
every week AMI the grand difference be-
tween Monte CTis,o and many otheT o. ne
mining districts is that reports from here
Invariably show substantial work done
and about SIC 80 paid out monthly woile
IN TOO many OF the other camps there IS a
vaS. array % gliltsrins premises OF what
somebody Is Just gcing 20 do
President Joseph ). McDeWtt. OF the
Mercantile Company, is purchasing mining
tools, high explosives and mining supplies
OF the Sear-ie wholesalers this week, and
coal from The Seattle ouEkers.
The exposure Of the mining swindle per-
peyrated by the Silverton claim owner,
SChade, described In the Seattle Post-In-
te.ligeRcer OF the 3rd instant. strikes all
honorable miners in the Monte Crlslo dis
tFict most unp.easaEt.y, the more so be-
cause this IS the second attempt OF the
kind made taeTe. and much Indignation is
expressed a, methods watch olacken the
reputa lion 81 properties owne4 By -epu-
table ana responsible men The distance
from Seattle 20 the mining districts IS not
great. the Journey { most pleasant one,
AID intending investors s.-ould not hazard
"a dollar until they have visited the prop
critics and investigated fer themselves.
The patriotic miners OF Monte GriSto and
adjacent camps VIII celebrate Washing
tons birthday with q grand ball and sup
per.
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season. Tho kloUGIke has opened a new
Held ana adds much TO the opportunity or
the man Wiling or forced % aire OAK by
the day. Already boats -sovs-g Tor tAe
north are carrying heavy lists Ok passca-
gers men WAC arc anxious 10 get Is near
the god feds as possible. BY March IL
- expected tlat the rush VIZ begin
greater than ever.
transportation and mail facilities VIII
be greatly improved this year. The Pacific
Coast Steamship Company is expected 10
give a dve-Lay service during the summer.
having the steamers Topeka, Mexico. Al
X ard Queen on the route The Willapa
viii make a Gftb steamer on the route.
The Alaska Commercial Company Is pre-
pairing 20 give an improved service be-
tween Juneau ard Cook Inlet the west
ward ports and the Aleut.an islands. The
Northwest Trading Compaoys steamers
VIII make two trips hctWcen tbe Sound.
Juneau ana 81. Mchaels at the mouth Of
the Yukon connecting thcre with the COM
uauy's Two steamers which run 80 miles
DO the Yukon 20 Circle City and Forty
Nle. Steamers 81 fhe Nor-A American
Transportation suJ Trading Company vii
give q similar service between san Fran
cisco Puget sound and s, Michae,s. con-
Meeting wlth the compary's Yukon river
steamers. T 7. Moore ana !. J Healy
Y f. Ekely thar the greater number II
gold hunters viii thls Year 60 i1-o he
fuk On country. nlt reports o. good LC1s
NJ Cook I1let la,e last season VII un-
doub,ediy attract a great many people.
7 i Hopkins n mining engineer ~ san
francisco ard others who are se5i 70 ba
reliable suG exp -.cared miners say they
s1aud r.eh deposits a. gravel e. different
localities uesr tho inlet t0 paying gaanrt-
tiles ana early i7 The sq- M -hey expect
~ s-tp l0 hydraulic machinery In work
thsi- claims T. is rfn--.e8 .ha- ore
steamer. tl}eS - leave March * has AZ
readv fngazc3 a fa} cargo ~ fre.za, s5r
.he Inlet
TAsre SIS not stamp ~Hl working IN
Alaska t5st ia ~0t uraStuE a.E ~-.l--s --
ts- quartz handed The NUMBER - nils
NJ % largely t~-~s1vat --ts v.7~ ana
-hsi- oat-ut together v3th t1s rr-5ue-i-n
- Pre- placer C,ises IS confidently ~
re---3 70 make 4 great reco~s fer 1887
Among tEs boats vhie- viii he ~ur m
tHe Alaska rs0 'e catch some - .-a
Neavv passenger ard r-Atgrr -ra~t- ex-
N-o'r3 Sc tar steamship Portland e-~-
ra~,v che s~rSE,er Hs-#ar Ra0-ef.~
Tr- Portland Is ROW i'm Oakland creek
E-. .tar-t4 0.~S extensively cv-r-.st-s
ard He~ a-roru1 sa-.--s vftf
fr wa -h. per.tc.'l- view ~ ar
--E~.ar tourist trs1e sac vtI ~.r n
opposition p, ct-e- Aeats an me
81 ~HrS TIE T-f..a-L made a
r~eetes.e voyage GAS: yes- 70 -.
'-ctas.s
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Once again miners and seekers after fo--
tlzle are getting ready % enter tns god
regions o Aaska- Many who entered Ire
country -4E- year w1sl return AGAIN. ana
recruits tn1E-asrzols are preparing for
tAs Journey Ths news troaznt GoZn
~~r1y n the week On ths Topeka BY re
party % ES@n who made ira DANGEROUS
Journey out from ire upper Yukon. CO
rev discovery, ard I marvellous one, en-
N+o5Q4H4 creek. las touched the match %
TIE o-zze Of excitement Already IN sore
Willows TIE varied and gncouth locking
garments FOR Alask2 trave. Rrs 5.ing Dis
Played. and or the streets are Many signs
directing those n svss ID v-nere 70 purchase
stores Of al descriptions Three bureaus
OF Information have been established, and
from the many circulars issued the intend
Ing Alaska prosp@ctor can gain the most
minute Information concerning the tip
and its asrdshfps
While COek Tnlet VII undoubtedly at
tract many prospectors. the great Yukon
VII oe the = cca OF the majority. During
the comins sSon eager E.rospectors vii
search saC1 slnuous creek and branch,
and probably Iss1 vii chronicle the great
60 discoveries vet made
Aany q man VIII sook for creek No. T.
'sa eight sleeps Journey" which Indian
prophecy says has gold. god. TOO much
god" Many VIII be disappointed, yet
those who failed last year are almost
without exception, going ~ Il again this
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-12
AEtsE MEkTe.
The Columbia opera Comn.r,

The announcement that the Columbia
Opera Company vii open az the Third
avenue taeate- on Monday night for a
brief engagement Will b. greeted with ap-
probation BY the many overs Of ltyht
opera in this city. Tbs c0mp any. which
- said 20 be one OF the beat that ever visit
ed Seattle numbers among It's mem GERS
many old favorlteS as we as a number OF
artlsts VINO have never before visited this
city. The opening opera VIII be frat mas
terpiece. with It's beautiful duets. quaint
solos and catchy caorusss. Tie Mascot. -
This opera has not been here for nun be-
OF years. and the selection Z therefore IN
qtlsstionably a wise one. Between the acts
al every performance Prof- Wymonds
maEnscope OF animated living pictures
true 10 lfe VII entertain and instruct
the audiences.
''McSoTley's Twins" scored another sue
cess a. the Third avenue theater last
night, The company IS fully up 20 rEe high
standard OF the farce comedy organiza-
tons that have he'd the bosrds 81 that
theater this season. At the matinee Sat
urday an elegant silk dress pattern viii
be presented 70 some enc OF the audi
ence.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-12
LOCATION OF THE NEW GOLD DISCOVERY.
L1HsIES

Every residence IN Monte Cristo IS oc-
cupied, and cottages renting al SO 10 So
per month are il demand.
Tae school variants OF Monte CrisLo dis
trict aave been called in ana paid OF. ex-
ceptiag about $50. and the mill tax levied
LAST August viii put the district out OF
debt with no bonds Of any kind Outs,and-
ing.
The road and bridge fund of district 81
amounts 30 about 500. and Road Super
visor William PugA viii get 10 work IN
the lower Sauk valley during the coming
week. on The Orient post road.
Nearly all the mining and railroad mag
mates OF tie ckefeller-Colby-H oyt syn
dica,e are now lu The far East and the out
come Of she pending grand medicine talk
5 awaited with muca interest.
Among the improvements foreshadowed
Is eleven miles of new railroad 10 be buit
from Barlow post station around the west
Crl base If Goat mountain. mp EUiotg creek
20 The PeIu Mining Compauy's claim. The
survey is made. tel phone il.c run and the
rig1t-Jf-way partially cleared
J. j. s. BARTHOLOMEW.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-12
The Devil. Auction Tonight.

Concerning Charles II Yale's For
ever Devils Auction" which opens st
the Seattle theater tonight for two nights.
the Portland oregonian OF last Tuesday
says in part:
The DEVILS Auction drew an audit
ence which tested thS seating capacity OF
the Marquam theater last evening and q
more thoroughly pleased sssemblage II
would be hard TO ini. The Davis AUc-
ton has been produced with much sue
cess for a number or seasons, and seems
destined 10 delight thousands OF admirers
for time yet TO come. II has lost none
u It's old-time virllity. but IS as fun OF
ginger "a of old and contains tust as
many beautiful dances. singing and other
up-to-date specialties as It ever did. since
its production here, four wears aso, II has
been revised and geplonished with new
buslness-muEic. dances. songs. costumes
aud scenery-to an extent 90 make tire
May attractive features OF the show
more attractive than can pos bly, be
lima aned."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-12
LITTLE GIANT GROWING.
steady Development Work on COL
willie Mines

hAAAs ABnGhs
COLNTLLE. WASH FEB 9-Special-
TIE steady development work taat has
been pushed on the Little Giant property.
in Co.Fi.e reservation. during the past
Water has kegt ZAP lively interest ia that
camp. and TIE p3erce's iake district. in
Whi-a t1is property is situated. is prepar-
ms for a rusG 60 begin elTly The Giant
was known 20 exist .Uu& before the open
ing o. the reserve fion year ago. ana was
loCate3 81 the time the 9ro-.amation ~
the president vas issued. The FIRST twenty
feet az develop work t3aI was pgt
down on tie property developed four and
c-e-raf feet Ct .lEl grade copper ore as
saving as 1.sa asa q per cent. copper and
from So 90 $50 .g gold ana silver. on a
lower level the Little Giant shows an iu-
crease % 1oao.p f.e width ~ t1e vein. and
me character ara value OF The ore the
sane
II the same district t1eCe are q number
~ other properties toat are now showing
soo3 ore 30 s-ir.lHz quantities TIE Big
lTor. owned tr tirca & Norman. ~ Spo-
kane. 70S developed 8 .arge body e ore.
and every property t1af has ore IL s:Elt
is preparing 10 snip as soon IS TIE spring
settles SO tss- roads can Re put 20 shape.
TIE T.5ter has been 50 open TAat the
roads have been ID pao- shape FOR sleigh
re- sr1 far that reason shipping could
not Be- carrie. or. TIE district Is OILY M
teen U.es f-1m I1a Spokane Fails &
<"~r-ar- railway. ard it is barely possible
i-st ter g-1-l-t ~ tse district taIs year
Wi- lo-~-ase 20 sash 9roporrio-S aE 10
warrant t7e 4-4-l-E o. q railway TO the
camp
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yesterday or Business connected wIEh his
Rad
A Z Eorrsr. general -5zn&ge- for ire
Bowers Dredging Company, went 60 Ia
coma ysstsrdzy.
zap.rtns@1ae1t Newman kline. cf tire
Seattle 4 International, z1z&= e mp Up
bis read yesterday.
n G. Ecken berger. general agent %
ere Etcnigsn C.1trzI. Win heA1a l3arrsrz
a Portland. II n tovn.
TIE collier Ezc&I1zw. Which vent
ashore al &aT~onsE.Cre point wednesday
uzorns1z was zoc re p-ops~1y 81 re
Oregon Improvement COMPANY and vas
not airing coal tor mat company. L
"a cn2rte-s1 - t1e Pacific Tsuursy erzse rr
Company and rErs from T4c0na - san
Fr1rcIs~c-
" 2 Fsrrinytor. general manager of
the E2sfsrc Railway - Nl-uesosa. &
branch CT TIE Gfea. Northern. vas mar
Red February ~ Bay CITY Mica %
Mss AE2taa F!oT@uce Ia-rfzol- a 5eau-
fIf4l young LADY % tEat place Both par
ties are ssrEoral friends CT Nr. ard Ars
a. L Beuhaas. % Ia1s c.ty.
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ANOTHER GOOD ONE.


Mr. Wagzer announces that he Is pre-
pairing a very attractive programme for
the next Sunday afternoon band concert
The hearty appreciation given the artistic
NUMBERS OF last Sunday vas vsyy CRAFTY
Ing 70 TIE rasE5oers % the bau.. az o..
whom had worked hard AZ frequent re-
hearssIS
The special feature for Sunday next viii
oe IRE selection from Lohsngrin b. the
ean1. THO FOR violin. 1ute ard piano BY
Mr. 5. W. Driscoil. Signor Duranti and Sol
Asher. and soprano solo ~ Miss Cara
Tester. who haz q good voice and uses IL
vsll.
The programme VII be published tomor-
ROW.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-12
SHIPMENTS IN 1896.
THE IMMENSE LUMBER BUSINESS
OF PUGET SOUND MILLS.

Port Biakeiey Makes the Record for
the Year. Not Only for Washing
ton. but for the United States
Cargo shipments for the Month OF
December 2.I.a. 100. 900 shingles
Sent East, Compared with 1,945,-
100000 in 1895.
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We have a splendid sale ca Chamber
lsias Cough Remedy, sal or oe-;o=e7
coming from az sd near, SPEAK of !; IN
he ksshes; terms. Many have SID that
thesT children would have died Of croup 81
Casrshe-lalus Coueh Rczaedy bad & eesa
ssyea--hELLA& & CVREEN, Scavleu, Va.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-12
The M%ison Tortoni Chnnged Hands.

G. Barbcris. who has been connected
with the institution fo- two years. and L.
Cont. who has been chlec cook for three
years. have purchased the entire business
and goodwill % the former owner The
private rooms. which have heretofore been
run Us connection with the Malson Tor
toni have been closed, and the present
owners VIII use every enduavor 70 make
their restaurant the most popular and
best patsouizoa eating place In the city.
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FiddIing on the Emotions.

TndIanaP polls Journal.
Tradition says that Nero fddled while
Rome was burning. and current history
records that the United States senate cis-
cusses Armenian and Cuban affairs while
our treasury deficit IS increasing at the
rate % s209 90 a day
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