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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-16

After numerous ha.rbrellth escapes and
many thrilling adventures, party OF exp.0r.
crs in the Rocky Mountains stumbled 0utua
pass where they had believed it possible for
none 60 exist. Ia like manner, people who
have believed dyspepsia Iueuwb.e are aston
lshed 70 hud that there is "a way 10 health.
Hostetter- Stomach BItttr- used faithfully
makes the digestion strong the bowels regu-
lar, the liver active. Try 1t.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-16

"Mercy!" CALCULATED the plump and
pleasing Widow Higgins, who had
opened the door in response to a knock,
expecting to find the young minister
waiting without. who are you?"
Il am a poor wayfarer, maddim. gal
lantly replied old Soiled Spooner, dat
is perishin' fer de want NV a square
meal"
"Pshaw! I expected to see a gentle.
man when | opened the door"
'Ihope you don't take me for lady ?"
replied the tramp, in an injured tone
Judge.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-16

She-I would not marry any mgn or
earth.
He-But if you would marry me
wouldn't be on earth. would be in the
seventh heaven of happiness.
After the foregoing there was nothing
for the lady to do but fall impetuously
into his waiting arms and tell him he
was there with his Jolly, good and
strong -Indianapols Journal.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-16

A shipment of American black bass
was made to France and they have flour
ished so marvelously that to-day they
are common articles of diet in the hotels
and res .aurants. When the bass were
introduced the French streams were
practically deserted.-Brooklyn Eagle,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-16

81 tell you, sir, the tarring and feath-
ering Of that miserable scoundrel was
an objectionable outraged"
"Why do you speak so warmly"
Because I'm vice president Of the So
ciety that opposes the use of feathers in
personal adornment!" cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-16
A SmnII RnY,s Sarcasm

Aunt Jane wanted to study, but little
Willie wanted to ask questions. After an.
swering few, auntie told Willie not to talk
or make noise. There was dead silence
on Wlllie's part for a moment, then in a
plaintiye voice he said:
Il s'pose you don't mind me thinking
You can't hear the thinking machine 60
ing, can ou?"-Pittsburg Dispatch.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-16

Friend guess your father knows as
much about raIsin cattle as anybody
Farmer Son-I guess he does Why, one
OF our cows has Just mad a two.headed calf
Puck
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-16

It depends on your point Of view whether
YOU consider him the best man or the worst
man who wins in prize hgLt.-Cmcago
Chronicle.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-16

A Saving.-"Did you save the country,
PATTI "Hows that2' BE your vote?"
NO, beCorry. But | saved the rent
Philadelphia North American.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-16

Thirty minutes is all the time required to
dye with PUTNAM FADELESS DYES.
Sold by all druggists
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-16

Cyclist-"I'm run down., doctor" Fa.
cetious Doctor-"WeN you've run down a
good many people in your time, so it's only
tit for tat. Fun.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-16

Sometimes marriage ought to be defined
as the art by which two people manage to
live together and yet apart.-Puck.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-16

am entirely cured Of hemorrhage of
| lungs by Piso's Cure for Consumption
| Louisa Lindaman, Bethany, Mo, Jan. S, 81.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-16

Pleasant, Wholesome, Speedy, for coughs
is Hale,s Honey Of Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-16
To Cure n Cold In One Day

A man should be ashamed to swear before
men as well as before women.-AtchIsoD
Glnba
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-16
That's What They Call 1t.

Papa, what is broad -mindedness"
Agreeing with headstrong people when
you know they are wrong. Chicago Times
Herald.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-16
.HOECE Vegetables

- ~ - -
S will always find a ready
market-but only that farmer
can raise them who has studied
the great secret how to OBJ
tain both quality and quantity
by the judicious use Of we'll
balanced fertilizers. No fertil-
izer for Vegetables can produce
a large yield unless it contains
at least so Potash. Send for
our books, which furnish full
information. We send them
free Of charge.
GERMAN KALI WORKS.
90 Nassau St, New York.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-16

Take Laxative Bromo Quiuiue Tablets. A
druggists refund money fit fails TO cure. %,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-16

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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-12-16
GERMAN KALI WORKS,

g Nassau ST, New York.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-17

some little time and possibly expense to
the requirement OF necessary informa
ton. should hold on TO the box hive.
Bees as rule do better in box hive
than in q frame hive where both are
allowed to remain undisturbed year in
and year out They cost much less and
bees winter better in them. II much
swarminc is desired use a small box and
IL not use large one. Not that this
rule always holds true, but i, does,
generally speaking.
To those who wish to work Intelligent
ly with their bees, be the number OF
colonies great or small. l would say that
the 10 frame Langstroth is probably as
good as any for this locality. Personally.
I prefer the 5 frame. but it is merely on
10 frame which I object 10. s frame
hives require more attention than 10
frame hives to obtain certain results and
therefore believe that the 10 frame
hive would be preferred by mos, people.
The main points to keep in mind are
,hs, all hives should be OF uniform size
and style 50 that all parts are inter
changeable; that the hives and supers
are tight al the joints and will remain
81, or trouble is sure to follow. that
certain system OF management, be decid'
ed upon and follo~ed out punctually
and that system and hives are suited tn
each other. When this pniut is reached
you will still I've locking Tor the ideal
hive but you viii know b'iter then when
and where to expect u.
Let me say one word more TO pruePcc,
tive investors in b-e hives. Cnl.ss y'u
are ready to wot K faithfully with your
b ---. unless you are really eGthusiAsifc.
don't sr-... d much money in ia way -
Bee Fix.u.~ +. IL. II
The Delta independent., 1899-03-17
saat So, ~ Ssyis d BE Hive Shall !
Use.

II the + litor " had placed tie space
OF one entire edition uf THE lSpErES-
psSr a, tie writer's disp,ssl. he would
yet he unable To answer the above
question To the satisfaction ot all. In
deed il is a question which Zach man
should snsvee Tor h.msei'. Afi,r
wading ,hreugh several thousands vi
pages u B's i1re 10 s-ser.i J,uruals
the writer - ssili in tho vo,is and will
probably lsays re,nAiz t.erc 8, far a.
solving the sssvs question for each and
every one y di1scsot parts Of the
counsry n ssosssssd. However. the
iseosnation vAisA ! have gained from
TIE writings = sossd Bss assssrs and
ssAs Issser hues SagssAse vish chat I
kss0 froO pss1soal s1pssisees isods -
10 eay this: 49, 49,.
noss chs bssp lsss - sAs -Happy
20 Isoky" plea. 6s,ag uoOiliise 10 d.
vote . esstsio oDsaas q sios sssA year
y she csr- q tAsss ~. end q scarsr.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-17
Beet Sugar Notes.

lIFaen PIRaAAnt NrHOY4-
IYt.h cor nsrcsd ,,;.;no .,o.r b..t.
-. a., vs,, m. I.b; ,..,o,x .,.,t.d
- ~. -ai..s h..,. 80, -, .;,..
-. ..r 81 find !, hss, %, land os F,
.,dv loan IN ,lou.b i, in IN. .nrino
10 t,o-ks do.n e., .,d /. in GOOD
.c,,A,.,oD 10, tn. .s.d Tb;,nino .hopId
~ -. u soon a. N. vo,n, ,,.,t. ar.
-. .,o,gb 70 b.ndl. 7 c,t M, ba.t.
o,,t -;sb ION, inc, bo. and t,x IN
49,. eh.rr from Al, IN s.vs, inches
.,.,t s,s ,,at !. rlo.. snoupb on
.I.;, I,,I,;,, h..,. h.,o,s
..,..;., 81 :, !. I.o..,. d. .,,rnd .,a
..L.. n h.,,s, %, m. ho. J.l.o cpl-
,;,.,. ..Ii .,,s,u.,d ..x 6v. or Al.
49,. 5on., ,,., NV h..,. ,;,I .bout
~. - q, Inn. y, N. lat q, JuIx then
TO- - ks.n ,bsm u.,.,.d in ,bout
a.. ,s.A ., ao,h =, .r,,s, than don't
80, .nv ro,. I6nS II h.., no, IN
-...- n. h..,. iii N. ,.,xs. ,u,n a.,k
w., .;lI b.v h.,,., .b.,.a b.., and
:, ,,s. ..i,. s,,,. :, ,b. ,on,.o. NJ
-o,,. - M,s,n.,;.,c. in N. h..t i.
a.. !. 49, -. h.,ts, thar .nx o,b.,
60. 40. ph. .uo,, comp.nv,. con.
..-.. .;.h -. go, 10. h.an 6,,.t N
a.. ,...., -, ~. .ra., con,n.nx The
.,,,. h., -. 4. .o;no
=. II, %, u. c,on wb.n II /. delivered.
- ~, ,ba sra.r co,,n.,x b.. n,;d
s.n,o ., h..,. ,h;. va, :,
p,....,, G,ovs Th. .v.,,ae crop Of
~, IN r.. g., ,.lva 70
..;... uh;,h 7 .,n.;asr
=, ,-
49, p,,-.;..., ,,o I;v.s q, , ANAL
- - -, ~. Ill, s,hoo,
ca ,; ,.;s.d ,b.
;, ~ ,,,r,x
-. 80, 5..I.,.d ,h,, ,b;s se.son
;....s !, a. TO-. =. ,,Id ,,;s. lo ton.
... .J.,;no,,.a 81 ,.., van,
=, .s,., h,y an .r,. u.iny ...d ..p,
4. ~ go. r, r,o, ~ ,,o,,d i.
. -. -, ~. .o;, b.;,g . da,k
.s-, r,,d n. o,o,,d. and
-..- -. 3, ,h., h,,,,~.a /, and
mn, ~. a. nth . drill on Anil a6.
h.r;ny naaur.d ana ploved il a few
a,,. pr.viou.ly. pIoxed to the de, tn
~ 10 ipcbe. And pu, the seed in one and
, hi, inch.. Tn. width between the
90 tvc see, On the 18th OF MAY
m. h-.,s b,~.o In .box above ground.
The stand -, rather thin. On June I.
I irriya,.d them and two days after
,b;,n.d than irrigated ayaiu Aug.
Il. The di.,.pce between the beets
after Thinning WAS from to IA inches.
q, Jupe us,d cultiva,or and twice
.f,.rwsri rant over the rows carefully
~ith Loe. Some OF the beeis grew to
.,oruous sixs. one o, them weighing
oy.rt Twelve hounds. 1 didn't take any
greater p,ins With the bee,s than | did
With ,O, acre. OF c,ptaloupes. ou. Of
which | realized the magnificent total
sao Ivill nut in bee,s again this
..,.op Won can bet. and [ will make
money Al il too. I don't consider it
l. -, - IL a.. .....,., l,,.,. ~, b.,}.r than
The Delta independent., 1899-03-17

Otficials Of the Burlington rsilruad are
ishilans over the performances of that
eompany's fest mail trsins between Chi
c.So aud Council BiufRs during the IN
prsesdeutsd co'd weather q the drst tvo
sseks a February. he nev srhsaule
q the trape cuotiosutal mail b fastest
% the 80 nile strstch between Lake
Aiehigso and the Aissosri River. shsss
Tie D.riisgsoe mail trsins COVER sssriy
Afsy ailss IN hour. ieelsdia6 stsSa -
run u~~s uils . minute W't, sesVo
The Delta independent., 1899-03-17

deducted. Despite the severity OF the
weather which was the worst tho West
has ever known. the Burlington engin.
eer. landed the overland mail from the
eas; at the Council Bluffs transfer on
time every day save two from February
lst to 18th. inclusive.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-17

The cid Ce..sy P.ses Ire. Home !
CNi,on n l. BunetnJ
How dear my heart is the town of my childhood
.Th., old village 50 kindly uneouh -
all the franks boy whs Wild "ouia
Andkn alt e joys youth.
1t, fond recoleions 20 gu. niy amusns
III always remember though far may roam:
Refreshed they time I'm peruanx
they send from home
Theold weekly they send m
the esans:t i, ehsnssn =.
Andwo % budding journalist who
Irps.. would dd.re,o de.pCn Hand. .rr.ns~n
1h.to nerer
alike the teeth of !. comb
S each week explore
The old paper the plain podns paper
The old weekly they send me from home
In "wsddias."
the General News" gle med from far and from near
where look for the nssersnansd headinss
medical that run BY the
TAere.h thew by ascending
Tnetem fsmeu he eaches
side" that runs without ending
Tn. lazy od paper
III. old weekly they send me fOr home
Its Lc.T. arehe fin. e..
ones IS a big boy
johnson called Monday and ehared an hour
brought some fruit that king might 'ent.y
pc smithha gone weso roame-
Some nice new psta'oss rep sc on our table.
The easy old paper. the setrrs.e-~d paper
he cd county Paper send me frOu home
-Ae.n lie, u. sa,-.- ..y. sAs hesd Of be
ruih-tl., alone is eternal
Cson.Of fBrushcr is for Sheriff
H.. thank. for -'me honey us flesh {, m % the comb
We hope Dan will win though his view. on the tariff 80
The edrOrsvo paper, n.urea
The they send me from home
Anay yet IS far de.rsr
d.lies; prize it above
nsls.o its lind It much
shapper rhauns NJ the ones
The z .d scenes of youth swi,hb buesk skls,s. over
The and the butterflies roam
). bird, and the of the clover,
sealbsc they seid me from home
The gracious paper, dearly ID paper.
The old county paper ,hey send ne
The Delta independent., 1899-03-17
Per< ,naIIx Conducted E.eurs,ens.

To all points cas-, via the Denver L
Rio Grande and Great Rock Island
Route. Leave Colorado Springs every
Friday at $40 p. N. Pullman ratee.
81 80 TO Omaha or Kansas City. e. 30 to
Chicago. a 80 to New York and Boston.
Reserve your Recommendations early
Get full particulars of agent. "r write ~
W. II. Firth. G.. 4 I. D.. 500 18th St.
Denver. Colo. 6oi
Go - shr Delta Cssasy Nereaassse
e ,sspauy tI ysa want tie S~ss s~eAs
xr~vn-ac,d gnrAea Sr Sewer.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-17

When in need of anything in the printing line
como I" Tue INpErsSpKSr Office. and look over our
stock Of paper, envelopes cards, etc. We can
satisfy the most fastdous in style. quality and
price We do anything in the line OF letter heads.
bill heads, statements, enveloHes- cards OF all
kinds posters, dodgers and srcafiers, receipts. GER
tiicatcs OF stock circulars and in fact everything
usually done in frst-class office. Come in and
inspect samples of our work.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-17
RANCHERS
ATTENTION {!

We are doing the largest Implement
bvsiness in this section, as we have
made it . point only to handle the
must reliable makes. Our custom
ers know that if they
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25
AMI Sc Nf.NT<.
Daniels In THE Idols Eye.~

A crowded house greeted Frank Daniels
az the Seattle theater last night. and
drained to the dregs the overlooking jolIity
contained In The Idols Eye. the tune
tul work OF Smith aud Herbert Ia nielss is
Ven dr0sier than when last seen here in
Little Puck, and even the Old business
seems 10 gave Increased In fun. and the
comacaiity o9 il all. his figure his 1er-
sonality, MS manne risrns and his native
humoT. seemed ~ strike last night AS IL
they were quite new.
The idoFs Eye fits nam-ls. II * a
humorous idea. ~Srr3ed cat with origin.
atty ana interspeTsei with pretty music
sung 10y an unusually good chorus. In
the piece Daniels Is a haiioonisf. that ia
he comes down from balloon n. the h,,-
ginning of each act. and goes M ~ IL
AZ the end. The story Of The Idoss E,e'
Is that somebody has stolen the ruby eve
out Of an Indian idol, ard tnis talisman
makes every bCdy who has II Irresistible to
the opposite sex. The other eye II the
idol makes the possessor hateful. All
through the comic opera rage liz thu coun-
try. tho ScotchTau has escaped being
brought in But they've goI him now
lie is most uncanny Scot. this one in
THE Idols Eve" and II most Ridiculous
and side-splitting figure. His accent IS
something even Barrie would sa9dder AT
and he steals everything ia sight and our
OF sisAt 1t is Il very amusing part. sito-
ge,her. If for nothing hat It's novelty
while 1t is a capital foil FIR Daniels ana
Alfred c. Whelani does il capitaIly
Another good part Is wlld-eyed Gu
Il
The makeup like the Scotchman. Is
fauitleSS. In q bet Daniels wins the
waiSkcrs OF the Cuban and takes inf
rite delight In extracting an occasional
whisker just 70 show his ownership rizAr
John g. Park as Ned Reimer. a young
American. is a pleasing actor and ngs
well
The girls In the east are not only ssr,t-
~. bllt IL IA seldom We sec three SaCh
beautiful. clean young women IN import
ant roles as Norma Kopp Helen Red
wond and Kate Tart. OF the 1hrea the
latter probably has the best voice her
SOTO IN the second act showink 1T her
rich contralt0 voice 10 good effect
The music IS light and unusually catchy.
and some OF the Choruxss las: night ~ ~.
caught up and learned by the gallery for
future Use Daniel solo IN the second
act THE TattoOed Man" found great "a
vor the popular comedian being forced
~ give several enc0FeS. A. the end Of
the secona act the principals were called
thuSiaSn ~ the audience
anaiyze the show * needless. People went
20 laugh to sea pretty girls and hear
rretty music and everybody laughed na
laughed again last night and with the
end ~ the show came a desire IN % and
laugh all over again.
The Idols Eye viii Re given n the
matinee this afternoon ard the engage
u7ent viii close tonight with '"Fha Wizard
% the <l.+" Daniels first great success
in comic opera.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25
.-ctRFEw ORDINANCE REVIVED.
Young Boy. and Girls Must stay at
Home at Nights

E1ys aa2 gtrss uneser - vears 90 axe
-agsf stay a. as51,~ nights !y0ai 70. 81 -
suffer t.s@ consequence. GAzsf ~ Fulce
RseS. iSsae1 TITS pro- Ass9as2uz 34ss even
ing. z03 : vas real - s9- patE2l WI. =
@sar ca duty 80 6. c{1ez.
TIs csty o-1&EaaG@ REGARDING IRIS Sra.-
te- says teat from October ! - A-r;I /
boys au8 gfTls U83e- ) Fears C1ust stay or
the STREETS after a'etQcE. ard tAat from
Aprl - 1s~tgb<r tres must - a h5snE
after IL ocsock II arrested ana taken
before Judge Cann EAey may b~ 1nSl sia
or SANK - jail fcr ten says.
TIE EXCEPTIONS IA fEgs oYdlr&Gcss az
Found - tas right cf Earens. sus rgssan
Or employer % send i enid on A. SFran !
q night but q the child letters Ehe vx-
eept59a s3css i9t hoi9 good. Chief Reed
instructed me officers 10 eFtforca t3. oTsts-
rance strt@..y. not only for a week bat
Tor ali tine % GENE
40 not iatend - have SrGAn boys ard
girls running Arognd al night said tNs
cHicT There = slfogVt A~r TAO much ~
4. l nope me parents Sil assist me il
enforcing ne orsisaa nca | AAxa been
thinking az this matter sov some tsr1e.
An4 E9w that 1 have taken tae step infen
10 see that II il carried out - the letter 20
The dTst :3rr3e boy ST girl - caught o4f
AFTER hours Re or she wiil be Simply warn
"a, The next time tae offender vii ne
taken - police headquarters, and either
SAM home or kept all n GIT. The taiYI
oneEse VIII mean trial in court
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25

Great Northern Railway Companr on the
construction N II" t'asca = Tunnrl Aaout
81 month ago re began Ia shoN signs ~
insanity. became mnroS~ &}th occasional
Ats az temper. Later ne imagined MIN
seff Sup~rtufsfe ~ cerSt ttss.l .sn q r
work ant manifesto lis i.u gtg}aFE aG-
tHnritY hv dumping WHeet-.iF.'aS loads a. :
earth oa the heads ~ hiS fellow work
ffgen tlis next move WaS g. see the bunk
house p8 fire 8ua then Iue w9rkw.2 bad
him rreSi 40 and sent - Seattle fnr trial
Gallagher was quite ras .oo9f yesterday
ife admitted stsaf hs Aaf hepl suffering
NrvaEfv from insomnia N8it denied MS 81.
sanity ana expressed hi~ opinion ~ ca3rt
ard examining physicians In terms more
tartthla taaa polite I; developed during
the hearing faaf be- has twice been ia asy-
lutps IN New York. RE - "a years %
aEs
stephen Ralo0ch - years old. an Avs
trfan s~sai miner frcr1 FraakiiH WAS The
other case Hts mania - strongly Ff..
elaal AMI Is thousht - - hereai taEy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25

Aspirants nderxo the Test of Civil
Service

&c CIVIL servsce examination FOR pro-
motion IN the various departments VAS
h~lt yesterday In the city 8All The COM
petltors beng me SAKE as mentioned yes
terdas. vita the exception 81 George Mar
lowe and J. J. Spaight. Besides questions
IN arithmetic and spelling. the applicants
were examined closely as To the duties they
would assume in event OF promotion
simple question IN arithmsTic which
seemed 80 puzzle several OF The cosnpafi-
tors was the following:
II Il during the month 0F October lost
I'VE days and sixteen hours on account or
sickness and TWO days and eleven hours
for other reasons. what would b. his "a =
for the month the rate Of So Der month
counting twenEylogr hours i fuG days
Work.
The answer is s5s.s4 There seemed TO ID.
a suspicion on The part of some who stood
Ihe examination tha. this was a catch
question. and they 1eEt al Ii very wariiV
Among The questions for assistant calef
were o0es relating 10 the duties OF drivers
plp@Den. engineers lieutenaats and cap
tAlns and 20 company discipline -tr ALSO
questions a. 10 the mos EXPEDITIONS meth
DDS Of handling fire under certain c.rcum-
Stances
Captains ani lieujenants were examine,
on much the same lines. though their dr.
ties at fires were gone into more extern
styely.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25
Small Steamers Can Not Compete
With Big Ones.
CONTRACTS ARE MADE OUTSIDE
Agents Claim the Combine IL Ssiil In
Fall FoPee-MnveEenfs OF the
Sorfhera FI~et-The Hum oidf in
Doek-Som~ Of the Water Fronts
New rr~aks-De~u Fish Plentiful
In the sound-Food for japanese.

When the Alaska season. as :. "a called.
opeGe5 III Seattle shts year. combine was
entered into by all he companies having
vessels sailing 10 Alaskan parts 20 TX q
rate Of frsssAr and fares.
The fares seem - have been TIE princi-
pa! matter o. combine. ard straight Pate
Of Is FIRST class and 81 second class was
agreed upon. In mis- combine were all the
tas: and slow. Big ard little steamers ply
ing b%Eseen Ssatt}. and Alaskan ports
A combine freight tariff was also made
but tae passenger rate was the big ialns''
with the steamship men
The combine. !, IS said, has been broken.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25
THE SUNDAY PAPER.

paper On the Coast II contains
periodicals
Dents
class II contains freaks
does entertan special and
is given
OF Of months
arc presented Among them the foIo~ing
Ina,ana senator On ~rhe Greater H.pus,e. ,na R."
smith 'h" noted e"i"r~d
ems of The Negro Z
sE>AroR-ELEcr eLARKs YORK;
picture of the rr.d~nc. of the VAN
derbiits q
and the power
f" which of
nian, .older who 4.
w ho for
who N nj pa In them.
MILLER =
ia ian
FROM PRISON the remarkable
FRIENDSHIPS PULLMAN sMOkER-How men NEE,
the ."me howl exchange and. then
separate to forget they
Don Manue a.pror th. .c
Washington. "
CARPENTER sre.. correspondent, {
reaches the wicked city
- s ~ we troops nm" "h" were at the officers sides
oF r.x,.r q.
4 Bro uni
THE TRAGEDY OF of
hunea back - ~ '>' '~
L.cns music, also
famou p.ri,i,r no.
4
y, nd special woman f..-
arnfn Pr .>ks OF sunlrA e.,,.,,.s,. .s,,o. o s.,
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tNiorHED
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25

r'""ase Court Has Beea Busy with
Them This Month

Ne records or the probate court for the
PAST month again prove the truth o. "a.
assertion often made that tas months OF
early spring are more productive % in
rTsnLt3 'hafs a5s{ other season ~ the year
Hardly dag mas paszsas. sgtrh,,sff .,t,a ~
more CASES % insanity navlng peen trt~s
bef3rf Judge Moore Yesterday ruo fe1ns-
tics were committed
owen SaIiagher. the FRS. % the oasr
mas been a laborer in the employ Of rn@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-25

The uext attraction at the Thi~s Ave-
rue theat.r will ~ Lincoln + Carter
Spectacular nautical Ei.}sdra ma Re
member The Maine I; "a said n 81 A
ronst4TnFuate achieve :u*Us - stage real
ism and the expcrss, has been a s..cursl-
a-v consideration \ moments thought
and the very name - the prediction IS
sstff riert 20 impress one with the fact
that the possibilities for . picturesque
novelty are tremendous Remember the
Maine comes % rhe Third Avenue FOR q
week ccerfnr SUNDAY night