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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-12-07
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.


b. Wheeler is still improving.
Mrs. Alex Orr and Mrs. Walt
Christian went to Panaca on Sunday
last.
All Glasses of job work turned out
at the RECORD Office, at reasonable
prices.
The Lode shows three deaths to
have occurred at DeLamar this
week.
The weather has been clear and
cold for the past few days, but no
storms yet.
BoRN-On Wednesday, Dec. 9th.
To the wife of Frank Garrison
daughter.
Those who have assessment work
to do are busy whit, and they have
fine weather to do it in.
j. q. Brown and VIM. Perry of
Panaca were visitors at the County
Seat on Sunday last.
Jesse Peasly came in from Bristol
Saturday evening and returned on
Monday with load of supplies.
County Commissioner John Simp-
son, is stopping in town, and is busy
doing assessment work on his claim.
Mr.. Hedges came in from State
Line for the Doctor, for Mrs Geo. Il
Buel. Who was taken very sick al
that place on Sunday.
Heavy consignments OF freight
are passing over the road these days
DeLamar is about stocked up FOL
the winter and is ready for bat
weather.
Mrs. j. d. Campbsll offers he
Piano for Rattle, $50 tickets at $2.00
ticket. II is 9 square piano, VIM
McGammon make, and il in goo
condition.
Miss Alice Culverwell after
months visit in town, returned ;
Meadow Valley Wash Friday last
Mr.. and Mrs, II. e. Freudenths
taking her as far as Panaca.
q. A. Cohen and T. II. Oman
both OF whom are still connecte
with the operations of Capt. De Ii
Mar, are expected to visit DeDam'
today. Their visit will be one I
general inspection of the mine an
mill and will not be lengthy,
Deputy Sheriff, John Ewing we
out to Bristol on Monday last ar
placed Sheriff Sale Notice on Cha
Roe's mines, situated in that distri
under execution issued in favor
Dan Roeder.
On Monday last mistake W
made in the mails and as result
Sunnyside mail did not leave till t
next day. The Senator himself "
the cause OF the mistake, for ne to
the Sunnyside mail to Panaca
ride before it started out on
own route.
The Water Company has turned
more water from the springs and
making repairs to guard agail
freezing this winter. The VIII
system is much exposed howe'
and the users will have to exere
care to avoid disagreeeable freezi
on service pipes should severe 9
snap come before fall of snow.
Those who visiten Panaca last w
for the thanksgivings Ball rep
having enjoyed themselves immer
". Some little mishaps, none
them serious, happened to some
the outside visitors which only m
their part of the out more enjoyat
Most of the outside places were I
resented and the Hall was crowd
The Wonderland Vitascope
and Barnes Dog and Pony Sh
will exhibit here at Thompson's
next Thursday evening. the /
inst. 1t is a combination of
good shows and is spoken OF G
plimentarily by the papers OF n
" every town it visits. Perform
little ponies. educated dog and tr
cd cougar are among the trai
apimal attractions, while the ,
scope representations are said t.
very fine. The Company carries
own brass band and orchestra
readers some good singing
danoing. Take II In and make
evenings enjoyment.
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Their will be Episcopal services
at the Court House next Wednesday
evening at 500. Rev. Bejamine
Dardeille officiating. Those wishing
to have their children baptized will
give their names to f. w. Die le,
and meet at the Court House at 800
D. M. Wednesday.
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Notice to Creditors.
In The Fourth Judicial District Court OF
the stat OF Nevada, ina and for the
County Of Lincoln.

In the Matter Of the Estate
of
John Feank. deceased.
NoTIOE is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed and qualified by the Dis
trict Court OF the Fourth Judicial District of the
State of Nevada. in and for the County of Lincoln
as Administrative of the estate Of John Frank de.
ceased, late Of said County of Lincoln.
All editors having claims against said estate ara
required g. ole the same with proper vouchers at
tAehed with the Clerk of SAID Court, within three
months after the frst publication of this notice
Louise Frank. ADMINISTRATIVE.
TIL Osborne, Attorney for Ad ninistratrix,
Dated, November 23ri, 1899.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-12-07

The reason why the Great Salt lake
in Utah is growing smaller, according
to Prof. James Z. Talmage. is that the
volume of water from its four tribu-
tary rivers is being more and more di-
verified by irrigation.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1899-12-07
PIIh II "A *
of the
Proceeds of the Mines.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT rHR
~ Faxes en- the Proceeds of the Mines for the
quarter ending June so. 1899 are now due and pays-
bla the ofee OF tho Assessor at the Court house
The lsw in regard to their collection will be
strictly enforced. II, FREUDENTHAL,
Phoebe. Nevada. Aug. eth 1899. Assessor.
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italians in Argentina
One-fourth of the Inhabitants of the
Argentine Republic are Italians.
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NOTICE.
To Holders of Certificates Against
III -. Il na,,,u EnuA

To Holders Of Certificates Against
Ths 1eue al County Fund.
Notice Is hereby xtvsT thai there Is
now IN the County Treasury. IN 81 OF tniS.Iz Tor
the redempti' N of eer IL sns OF ''ebfefn s.
AZ .fnst the Gener.i fHs [ o on aty, es-
ada aad Ct sealed p.O- . ne SURF OIL
such Ger inca es will be a - "a an II tue
next regular m-ettu u = &c ~ d Coen 90 :
missioner, tywit: NoN 1879, 9 poi I'd IN
the law for the redemp'o u CIT hcates, IN
the statutes Of 1897 page 4
4 SssBTTr.
COUNTY TRsAsU ER.o' tic
Phoebe NsN. Rt. , 1893
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Roberts listed,

B. III. Roberts elected to Congress
from Utah, was permitted to cast
one vote only at the opening of that
body on Monday last. The vote was
to elect Speaker.
The next move was to administer
the oath of Office TO representatives
from the different states, standing in
punches Of dozen or more before
the Speakers desk. When Roberts
appeared. Taylor of Ohio secured re-
cognition and objected. Petitions,
said to contain seven million sigma
lures of Directing Americans, and
made up OF % rolls each as heavy as
man could lift, were piled in front
of the Speakers desk. Roberts was
told briefly by the Speaker to ''stand
aside" which he did, first remarking
that he did it with the understand
ing that he forfeited none of his
rights.
His case was referred to special
committee of nine members and
there is little doubt but that Utah
will go without representation in the
present American Congress.
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EI7s5E1i1Yl!J Paris

Reliable persons Of mechanical or inventive mind
desiring trip TO the Paris Exposittons with gooo
salary and expenses paid, should write
The PATENT RECORD baltimore ND.
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He asked miss what was a kiss
dramatically defined;
otis conjunction, sir" she said
"And hence can't be declined. {"
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-11


PfgI,ggsfEsE NOTICE - TFaytting
egests are A. Mcclellan l.. q. SsFseaan.
v g. RoSisy and O. II. Lsonas s.ty GO
1srfors arr J A. Gashcars, r. ]. FsNss!.
Eugene Aelssrtny. G. n AeCo~an =. -
etsfsn ard FL Wtliz- fa&Eius-.ters e.
eryvh@rs sse cur aEsrsH Pay Bsofsry Oily
fo fbsss ard 70 car res teus aSsfis 10 tsS
var osss csGes and so1us Of TIE Scft. n - - !
ADJ Es2TfEI Nff--fffsc. hcgxs O. ias
foss-Intsssixsnc4r business offsres DAny.
Q, "a. ani ~ 3. m sunday ssoasss obsn -"
O. m uEth tg:sa 3. "a. CLASSIFIED sdFsfsIs~
meats f5g Insertion following morning viii
e. recssve. q. 20 - d y n. Aisss1ss
uasafs Asaer assffses head ngs " ~ os ~
etrtsd n tbs rate o. cent @ora sa.n
ussruoa. Payment always IN advance -
eassstiasusnts resolved far is4a 1Aan -
cents
HEwAED~-Ten dssiars vii bs pad for
reformation leading 10 the CONVICTION %
cry person stealing copies OF fnAs b&pef
delivered 20 subscribers "a Ssattf
ADyEkTfsE sRs--T Changes for adSeftns-
msnts 81 the SUNDAY Pos -IDteiixeneeF
must be furnished 1y oesock SATURDAY.
Advertisement w.a be received AT cTaeca
efrees OF fhs EOss-Iazeliiga Escer
TACOMA EuREAC--.o- lin Pscine Az
oale G. II Bal
oLYNPfA-ITls Main street u. c. Win
stanley Agent
EEERETT-P X Lewis.
ePoK AsE~brsn office. room II Voc
serien block. corner Riverside and Mil.
etlspsone ~ J q, Peterson. Manage
PORT ToW%sEND-Wn A P.siner
AELLfN0HAM PAY - New WHAtcofn.
Parker Ella Manager.
VICTORIA. Il. c.-~George Aarsden-
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FJ-LTUS-Tns funeral series fss Wit
tasn ~ Fulton tEe ss.sss ~ NAA r -
today e. 80 : II ETars
Z Sons efssssss E1ss As8Ess@ss wak- sassss s
EOSS-At w. icy. wash. AssN
Roscoe fs&s caused ~ a1Gs4t9sAzss
failing frsg gsFezE Northern rs ssss
tran TIRE a~sSss $50 ss sAsgs@s3 ~ -.
Paul ffsF rFpSrss4qs ~ fss5EsN-wfgTa -
fkgha
EBREsgT nA.. BIN ssstgss, u ssgss H. tssa,
II Gre se.!gs. ssg3es ard ssKsasts ave.
yssse F9ssA sss.er <ozssSsEsEs-. assi 4
years. 81 pneumonia Use body - at
Butter worshss.
AAND-ia Seattle. 81 Twelfth aysn1s
south and lsrssadsogkl sfreet. &ssra ~.
f44 Fr<9er1ca Hand ef hszrt disease,
aged Ia years
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR rC,TfpT, C,t- ;rfyr,
STATE - Washington fer King c,o91,y
Probate Department
liz the matter % the estate OF (yeorv4 II
creditors ."
%9fJce ~ hereby given that al fersous
nAVlHs elaine against the estate os George
u ftf tsoa. deceased. are required 10 ore
ger. such claims with the rees~ssrx s.,Ips.L
eFs thereto within one year from the it,h
.sas of April. IssH. To the un5efrisres, a,
Pc home. No. 80 Pike street, Seattle
u az afn gton, that being the place Hesfv
nated Tor the transaction os the hglstnssx
OF said estate
Tais 18th cay % Aprsl fsss
MARY L. FoRTsoS
ESeeu.rfx az last will and t,w.a~nsr, 20
George H. Foriscn, deceased.
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roR sALE-nUSlNEss PROPERTY.
FOR SALE-LOOGING HOUSES.

FOR SAlAE-Rooming house - rooms I.
we'll furnished: all light: cheap rent. and
only two blocks from Pest inteliigencer
efrice; hath ard gas, an ideal place, ana
positively a money MAKER. parties bound
for Republic: now is your chance 20 get
a bargain at less than half the cost. cali
AT once and investigate. Spencer & Co..
No S1F First avenue
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AUCTION SALES.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
by order q the creditors,

tbAPN fs1ktts9 - Az HUN.
by order Of the creditors.
Entire stock Of fancy and staple grocer
SHAW & BUELL.. 1893 Second Avenue.
Is being sold az public auction to the high
est bidder
Continues two sales today First al
y. n. Second ~ : r. IN, All goods sold In
lc,s 70 suit purchaser,
The *'ock comprises a complete assert.
n an: a. stap.e ana fancy groceries. 10
geiher with ore National cash register
Ice box. Ice chest. scales. weights. count
OF tank pumps etc Wednesday a. 10 a.
m the fixtures will - sold
1915 Second avenue. between Union ani
University.
7. zEMANskY. General Auctloneer.
AUCTION sALg-gzsfso stock The en-
the stock of the san Francisco Furni-
tBre and Carpet 70. VIII he soid al pub
Tic auction a. No lz@3 First avenue.
Arlington building, opposite tho Dilier
hotel 10 the AigA@St bidder The stock
consists Of bedroom furniture. caif-
foniers. rockers. stands bed lounges. ~
sizes sCss, yards iiaol.um 5o5 pairs par-
tier.s Pillows. sace curtains glassware,
tFerAeyy. etc. The stock Is all new snd
un 10 date in quality au4 designs Sal.
=. n. and wsl continue from Jag % day
Gutil ali goods are sold. Jos Martin.
AUet{aueer-
AUCTION SALE ~ fne furniture. eon-
Gents 90 ssx-foofa} private hJGse Rieker-
ton q Dewitt wf0 SELL by a4r@lon. or the
premises @5ls kSFst avenue. "a TUESDAY
the 3ita 90 Arr3l. a u oclecx Sharr ths
contents, consisting IA part as follows.
Fine p8ficr suites. center tables chairs
rockers. elegant h2u tree. ssrretslrs-
fs'sogcaS@. reception chairs. extension
taaie. dining chairs refrigerator fass.
carpets. lounge hanging LAMPS bali
lamp, stair carpets. bed SETS. sQr!nzs.
mattresses Ie5lef SEES. Superior range.
}lueieam FosCAes2 furniture, 1snnsr s.ss
anA ether ssefoi articles this furniture
ts AL clean assi good
AUCTION SALE of fsrnliuye. contents -
t~ VAts fa8Es. Ti4cstTter & Osv5ft = s{s
SCI. OF sss premises. - Tenth avenue
~n1tA. or y e91es3aE lie f5eh a. Il
er5rck sharp. Re cn5Gsats ro,ssssrsne. IN
JEr; as oilasz. f~xfeES88n fAha s4.rlnv
sh2iIs. lounge Sset sets. saTsn9S faat-
tTessss. tasseT sSfs. c&TuetS. swo ggs
razgss. S53k steve, ercckery, glasS. ste
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WANT ADS.

Advertise ments 0nAeS Any I
headtnw IN classified cola0ns [
lie q WORD each insertion, mia
Smua charge. 15c. Csasstned
advertisements runnis1 one
monsh without change al copy.
$50 per Haze, (seveu words [
rOunt 20 linel. On three
months' order, e1-3S per line ,
J per month, 81 six months' mr. ,
der, xf.x0 per lime pe~ months
ON yearly order. ~ per line
per moath-
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WAATED-TO RENT HOUSES.
WAETED-'To rant furnished house of s or
rooms, by responsible party: references
II required. Address y y. care Post In
teElgencer.
WANTED-To rent a furnished rpen,-E
house; no agents. Address . IL. care POST
fnteitcencsr.
HOUSES rented. rents collected List
property with Gardner Land Co. 80 New
York block.
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The following letters await advertisers AZ
this office.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

PRIZE waitzing and cake walking next
SATURDAY evening. April II, Columbia
hail. Seventh and Columbia street: door
Tfizes. every ticket holder l1Es chance
OF drawing prigsA. prize waltz awarded
20 hest couple waltxiug the longest. best
music IN city. Admission 95e
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Statesmen 20 sell oface speciaIfies. fine
side lines: g. a day; used by all mer-
chants. Model Mfg. Co, box T. South
naY,A Ind
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HELP WANTED-AGENTs. SOLICIT
ORg. ETC.


WAETF.D-Agents for the Lie ana
Achievements OF Admiral Dewey, the
greatest naval hero of all ages. b. Hon.
AuYat Halstead, the lifelong friend and
adsn.rer of the intrepid commander and
recently returned from the Philippines.
Contains an official history % our War
with AgGinaldo" with his battle flag.
personally presented Mr. Hasstead b.
the iasurgent chieftain and reproduced
IN all the original coiors. tiorgeoGsly
illustrated with - superb half-tones;
contains 59s pages. size 1xtn: maps IN
coiors: only 81 50. outfits free and ready
this week. Address The Dominion Com
pany. Dept l.. Chicago.
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FOUND

LONDON LOAN CFFICE-Norsy loaned
OF YAsGab.es. Watches. azus5uis and
uweiry rs Second AVENUE south
LACE CURTAIN LsTNDRY-M-s Nesn-
er. .phane. Lake az
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-
son Al.

SEWING MAcIEN ES-S.nger. 81; Howe
S. New Home Sfe Domestic, S12, three
hlsh-arm Singers. Si2 To 81; Standard in
perfect order. with attachments ccrr-
plete $3.50: Domestic. a-drawer, cak
So: Singer, cabinet, in perfect oraer.
SIS Hanson. 2i5 Columbia. opposite
postcffice.
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wAxTED-noARD WITH Roosxs.

wASTF.D-Bosra ard r30m ln respectable
PRIVATE family fQs lady and two chsl-
drea. ages ard : Address a. once, gea-
eral delivery Mrs ". II s
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PROFITABLE WORK offered agenis in
every town TO secure subscriptions 20 the
Ladies' Home Journal and the Saturday
Evening Post; good pay for good work.
We want agents TO work thoroughly ana
with business system to cover each sec
ton with cor illustrated lttIe Booklets
and other advertising matter. How well
some Of our agents have succeeded Is told
In u little booklet We xo1si Ike 10 SEND
you-portraits OF some OF our best agents.
with the story OF how they male Il az.
The Curtis Publishing Co. Philadelphia.
Pa
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NOTICE TO sTcCKHOIDERs.
INANCIAL-WANTED TO BORROW

WANTED 0fD at I per cent: rilt-edge
security: private money. no commissions
paid. Address y II, care Post-Intelii-
gencsF
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PACIFIC Electric and Gaivan.c Belt Co.
will sell you belts and applia uces cheaper
than airy one else; all goods warranted:
easily regulated carry stronger current.
do not fail TO get our prices. Second and
Pike.
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INFORMATION furnished regarding em-
ployes and others; capable operatives
Seattle Detective Agency. 81 Pioneer
block.
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A GOOD SET Of teeth IS. silver hiiinge
Csc ny. gold filings. $3.50 up, painless
filing and extraction. best OF references.
DR. Baker. u. ID. s., roolES Is and ~ Sui.
iivan block
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WE handle all Republic stocks and upon
application can quote the very lowest
possible prices on same; Back Bone and
Gold Standard are our specialties w. III
Vincent & Co, and Roxwe.i block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-11

NEW YORK, tailor made suits. bicycle
suits. novelty silks and dress goods.
Eth d. Hawley. rooms 81 and 81 Nc
Donald block
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FOR SALE-CITY REAL ESTATE,

FOR sALE-CITY REAL ESTATE.
w W. DEARBORN.
- Union Block.
FOR SAIEs~On Queen Anne hill feslra-
BILE double corner with five room house
large garden and fine view; 200; easy
terms
ajxl2n feet with modern niue-roor, house.
on first hill: Sc so. easy terms
5nxia1 feet on Thirteenth avenue. three
blocks north OF Denny way; story and n
haif house, six rooms; si00@ well
worth IL.
FOR sALE-By Peabody & Brotherton, s1r
Washington building:
SO sakcS Il choice building lot near car
lfTes and schools.
s2.50o-Two choice iots In North Seattle. on
car line
Also several lots on Madison street
For SALF--At a bargain small home IN
vel settled district; city water: graded
street. convenient "a car line: fifteen min
uteS from Pioneer square. Herbert :
Upper. y Schsu.rman block
SLIGHTLY lcf forty feet frontage Denny
way, near Broadway. right in line r,ras
ent activity, sy55 takes II. few DAYS only
Edmund Bowaen. Dexter Horton BANK
bul3tDg-
CHEAP houses. lots. farms ard business
property, on easy terms
GIVBNS-CASLER Co
A
WEST 20 feet ~ l9tS and g corner hloek'
80 Merc.F's Second addition $50 Owner
must s&it quick Address Oscar T;s1staf-
son. gis Thirteenth street Spokane
FOR SAE.E-.A snap. corner IN Jsrsuar
street. = feet front. only 3 600 cash ~
taken ~ unca g. T.. Dose & CO 2s2-ss7
iSj5a@Hr building.
FOR SATsE-Hcsyeke ainssk and other rors
closed city property and farms rh@sn
JaTn*e Boutwell,. leans and insurance. "a
hoston block
E0R SALT Railroad avenue and n,nc-
properties. improved and unimvrot.s.,.
cheap. Edgar Eryan. ~ Hiuckl4y htnrE
y r HAVE houses ard tess lots a. farms
acre tracts with houses sssE barns f.sr.f'
reY Lard Ca. - New York bsnrs
EIGHTEEN PER CENT net On nrs-s
toTr houses, two lots M@lro~@ svsrss,s
E1sar Bryan IA Hlsckiey
LLEwELLYS WARD fI4 Narfar g-n-
erss rsa. estate and renlAl ax4ntx. p.,
ycar property with ~
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FOR SALE-State or county rights OF
handing the Only successful revenue pro-
ducing device ON the market for locking
bicycles and advertising: hustlers make
big money. ]. III. Mcfarland. 1SS La
Sale street. Chicago.
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CARPENTER WORk-Wnl take any
thing for pay that can be turned into
money. Phone Bun ssl, or 12li Western
avenue.
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ANDERSON, TATE & Co, 42a Burke
hlock.-Mining investments; several good
copper and quartz properties for sale: de-
Correspondence with buyers solicited.
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LARGE tracts OF timber. coal ana iro
The Syndicate Company. sos Californ
building Tacoma
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FOR SALE-Chaap: grocery. tobacco, CT
gar. candy and confectionery store: best
stand in town. 1909 Second street. Owner
going in different business
The age-herald., 1899-12-28
The Saturday Evening Post

Pounded by Benjamin Franklin, first printed on little hand press for few hundred struggling colonists, The Saturday Evening Post has grown through one h1in-'
 ~ ---- . --7----4 .' 4r.a wears of varying foF-- tunes to a great circulation and a foremosc place among American ma gazines It has seen the beginnings of our national life and literature; it has always stood for the best in both. 4 sturdy Americanism, a high ideal a constant striving for excel lence made it what it was. New blood, new brains, tireleSs determination to give its readers the best magazine that men and money can make have placed it where it. is.
 The Saturday Evening Post is a maga- zine, nQt news weekly; its appeal is national, not local; it contains tWenty-four pages every week and thirty-two pages with colored cover-once a month. By early spring 1t will have thirty-two pages with a colored cover-every week. For five cents it gives as much in bulk, and more in quality and variety, than the aver age high-cost monthly.
 For 1900 the management seems ito have captured most of the big writers of both this country and Europe. It has just pub llshed the latest story by Rudyard Kiping. and now it announces stories by Richard Harding Davis, Joel Chandler Harris. Stephen Crane, General Charles King, Sarah Grdnd, Ian Maclaren, Maarten Maar- eS4iSs heOOSi ENVY. SiIdIlpSTS, OCpaVe llanGt, F. Hopkinson Smith, and more than dozen other leading writers of fiction The serials for the year will be by Jerome K. Jerome Hall Caine, Gilbert Parker and Dr. Cyrus Townsend Brady. Amos J. Cummings will write regular letters from Washington, and the Paris correspondent will be Vance Thompson, one of the most brilliant writers of the day. Colonel A. K. Mcclure will tell How Presidents Are Made" Justin Mccarthy will write on the interesting phases of English life and politics; ex-Sen- ator Ingalls will give the humorous side Of American politics: Bret Harte will write of the Argonauts of '49; and Mrs Burton Harrison wiM tell how the Great Houses Of New York are managed A series of practical papers on 'sThe Making of a Rail road Man" will be contributed by leading railroad men. Frank c. Carpenter is in the far East as the Posts special com missioner.
 One feature of unusual interest is "Jet- ters from Celebrities" with anecdotes and stories by Major James B. Pond, the lecture manager. The Post made a great conn last fail in securing ex-Speaker Thomay B Reed as one Of its contributors His arti- cles nave attracted extraordinary attention everywhere. He wil continue them In !Soo, and the title of the coming one .Crises in Congress" will be looked forward to as promising much valuable unwribten bis- tory. ---'