The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume], December 30, 1888, Page 5, Image 5

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SCHUMACHER THE VICTOR.
He Throws Fiinlkwr in Two of
Three Hani Boots.
Who H ■■ Oal of Condi
tioß. V.*d\y I p by lh«
Kurljr fierman
Any per«'»n in the audience that a* ■
* m Ue.! at Turn Verein hall last even
tof. *ho went thrre with the eipecta-
„f witne- ii e an ordinary lame!
»ffair ir.n-t have been .ii«pointed, for
~,tT ha- riever beeu the eeneof a
irT *~tliri(s match that e iii.-vled that of
last evening- The 1 .iitlkner-.S'bu
iaa«ber match was one to (« remem
iby all who witr>e--ed it a -tub
bomly conte»ted from first tola-t wit!r
chance? In favor of Faulkner, who won
the choice of fall-, and ><»nie«l a favo
rite at the beginning. Both men came
en tbe ~ta.fr in -eerningly excellent
condition, N-bomacher showing much
the heavier. Faulkner, having won
the choice of style for the lir-t bout.
tj 3l e wa* called for a catrh-a*-eatch
can bout, and the men stepped into
portion. From the first Schumacher
showed a la'k of «|iiiekne*« in moving
from dangemu* jsisitions, and after
break ins.' «everal hatf-Kelwn and full
bo-lv hold-, was finally conquered in
fi* minute« and twenty second*. The
fall *■*" K»intdby Faulkner by a quick
nidi- move from ;i liaml-and-knee jsci
Uon through whirh he got a half-Nel
son an>l laiuled the big man on hi>
back beyond dispute.
I'pon going 'o his dre**i*g-room
Faulkner, while a winner thus far,]
looke l like ;i lo«-r. lie cougheil ami
pufli-.l as be left tbe stage, and in all
»pj>eared much dlstre--ed by hi*,
»truggle. At the expiration of ten
Hiirmtei the men appeareil for the
second bout hi lie wrestled liraeco-
Koman style. From tti*» call of time
fichumacher showed his mastery in
Ibis «tvle of wre-tling, and it wa- only
with the mo-t strenuous effort* that
Faulkner avoided U ing thrown early
in the bout At laH, through main
strength Schumacher rni-cil his'
gtiii- v little opponent from the floor
ami threw him on hi* back, the Isjnt
occupying in all 11 minute-t and to
MTOll'l*.
Faulkner'* |*>or condition here;
jboweil it-elf, and it wa- only by the
assistance of his -econd that he w:i
ablc to reach hi* dressing-room. The
fact develojied that he wa* "tifTerin ■
from a heavy cold on hi* lung-, and
that he wa* all hut beaten
even after having won one fall
and the choice of the third
• fall. The men an-wered to the call of
time for the last Unit cat h a*-catch
can. Schumacher showed up freehand
sprightly, while Faulkner came into
the arena coughing. It wa* evident
from the fir t that Faulkner was try
ing Id* utmost to win the fall as soon
a* pos ible, but, after giving his hurlv
opponent several hard turn*, in each
of which Schumacher** strength
teemed to IK- all that saved him,
Faulkner weakened, and played away
to mend hi damaged bellow*. Schu
macher Maw hi* advantage, and forced
the work, time and again putting his
weakened contestant within a scratch
of a fall. At hi t be lifted the small
man by a full bo Iv hold and dashed
him to the ll<»or W ore he could turn,
falling «»i» him to bind the victory.
The ia t fall wa won inexactly nine
minute «, and was so severe that Faulk
iter had to be lilted from the floor in a
temi-unconnciou« condition.
The eonte-t rave the nttnost • atis
faction to all who witnessed it.
!*!,%< 1N«. IN BIOV
The '•! fin-ranit* Kuilnhfa a I'art of
Her Work.
The lighthouse* Under Mnnzanita re
turned last night from a trip down
Bound wb« - • {I d a number of
bu«- "intit ttat* at tic mouth of the
river a* dnt Port Su*an. Capt.
Sebree, wh<» diri>« !e»\ the l-u- ition of
the buoys, bvive* to da for Portland,
and the Manzmitu \ill pr(»hablv start
for Astoria. Site will t »k»- --onie
r>lie" to the I trhtho i>e at Ti.lauook
Head, and will then ret \rt. and re
sume her work of locating the bu<»vs
and stake-lights.
Caj«t. Sebree expe<-J • ;•» nie«*t the
naval commission in S«- ittle -ometime
lietween the 7th an l 1 »rh of Januar\
and conduct them in the Manxanita
about the Hound.
Faulkner wis all right »t IJ o'clock.
He would like to me» t Schunui her
when i.i better trim, and will chal
lenge hint attain when he returns from
Han Francisco.
rutHOMi,.
Mr. H. c. Wilm.'irth. of Vancouver,
W T.. i< in the city.
Pr T. T. Minor and family \d
turm d yesterday nmrning from I\»^
land.
C. 11 P.tekard, publisher of the Sno
honii h A'tr. was in the city yesterday,
to i <• ive hi-new C«mpl»eo cylinder
pre-', recently purchased fur the f.V.
K Gov. 7. K MINHIV, of Oregon, i*
in the city, a v Momly was a dele
gate t > the national Republican con
vent. n at < hic.»;;o la-t June, and he
w onlv one oi Oregon iielegatc
who h «d openh declare*! hi* intention
of voting tor llarri-on for the nomi
nate c . is- ui-e he believed him to Is
the . « t an l ti;o>t av dlahlc man.
lli.'ti r\ K rates. Commencing Jan*
uarv 1. l> • the -tcaif. •
uiakc dailv t » t » itul tiom t«ig
U»r via Va*hon l-land, Monday-.
\Ve»' ;t -day* and Fridays, hv wax o,"
Chi M .ijna and Va*hon Landing
On V »•-lay* and Thur days bv *«'.
of the We * pt* agi* S«*nd freight
to Canadian Pacific dock
tK\%r>'iHD A t' «N'.tVKH All
•iiWm ri'»erH to the Crawford & Con
over \\ "1 S« utile JHV.iI mill p!en*e
int***t at the trm * otiict at 2p. m
tharp, tomorrow, (Motniav) toilosei
the i - a!,
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troul.'eil • \i i; .<f the
*idn. ami '.a\«- ?rie«i man? dtflVreat |
reniei.i - <ußht « ! fri»ui •hfTerent hyai
eia- *■. an.| . vimi « i mv-'! ellmatea too* 'al»
fflit-f, hut ha\. ;ti r with *tff»-rentaue
H< trtti« thruii i a friend of the
ORK K!l»M - IV\. I 'tn » -1 a h->\
of t and s,a\ ,h w»l m.'iv nefM from V
than fr - .i anv : hie e.wp ! have \*t fowttdL
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to X'.i fi'ui -*' Kin. ,% K ->enber*.
comxr, HACK.
Ho*, w. I-alr Hill Jlbnl to Estab
lish ftlanself la Snttlt.
A letter ha« been receive! by » gm n
tieman of this city from Hon. W
l.air HiU. who ha* be«n lirbg in
Oakland. California, for the pa-t two
year*. In which be way*: Yon re
member bow I u-ed to dwell on the
pro«pect* ami probabilities o{ the Po
get !<o'.nd country, and call it IBT fu
ture home. Well, after halting a long
time between the .Sound and San
Francisco buy, the r,ece--ity of bein_■
here while my codification and an
notation of the Oregon lawn was fo
ing tlmHJffti ttie pre«s. wt me dowr/
here -4* a matter more of drift than
choice. Thi- is a "plendid country '
—tor California, bat the man wh'.
c< nttn here from the North roast with
the idea that he i* cii- it.g into Para
''l'*•, g*t pretty thoroughly «Ji
■llu-imized in t«o year*. Ataiievent
one who ha* "stient half of a ;
long life-time in Oregon or
Washington—which are exactly alike
in thsir buMne-s and social life-&ml«
it difficult u> breathe south of latitude
forty-two. In Oregon or Washington
—no matter which he is at borne, bat
in California he is far abroa-1. Alio' !
which is a very long introduction to a
verv abort statement. nameh Thai
in-ide of 30 day* 'from and after the
date of the e present-' I -ball be on
the bank> of Woulgp, otherwise called
Paget Sound, to *tay — probablv at
Seattle "
It will indee>l be a verv notable and
important thing for Seattle if Judee
Hill shall decile to estaWi-h bun-elf
here. His great reputation through
out the North we-t. supported by abili
ties of a bi/h order and a record of 2D
year-' >ucce*«fill practice at the Ore
gon and territorial bar. where he ha*
had no superior, will insure him at
once a place in the front rank of his
profession here.
DKATIf OK KKNKHT r. LANOR.
A \\ell- Known I'ioiiffr PaM»a Away
■I Meliarootn.
Ernest F. Lange. a well-known resi
dent of fteattle, died at the asylum at
Hteilacooni ye*terdav morning. and
his were brought to this city
last night on the Potter, for burial to
day. Mr. Lange had l»een an inmate
of the asylum a)*>ut two week-. I It
had not been in sound health for the
past several years, and about the 15th
of last September hi* intirrnatie* of
mind and body necessitated his re
moval to Providence ho p:tab He re
mained there until December 15, when
he was tiken to Hteilac««oai.
Ernest F. I.ange wan him in Dres
den, Germany, in I<T?. and was by <*
cupation a mid* right He came to
the States about the vear I*is.
and in IH-'il he went to California and
engaged in mining. He shortly left
for tbe llogue Hiver mine* in Oregon,
when he remained there until IW.
when he joined the throng «hat
flocked to the Fraser river,
lured by the mining: exrite
ment there, fie came t» Seattle sev
eral years after, and. remaining here
but a short time, took up a homestead
near Taroma. Selling out be return d
to .-cattle, and has been a resident of
this city since. He left no relative* in
Ameriea. but ha* two brothers and a
sister living in Germany.
The w ill of Mr. Lange was tiled for
nrotmte ye-terd »y by hi* attornev,
Mr. Peterson. Jfy its provisions A
W. Piper i* I e im athe i I.oui
Jacobs fJOfj, while tlie remainder of
the estate, which consi-t- of three lot*,
valued at probably $7500. U-tw.eu
Sixth and Seventh streets, is left to
hi- relatives in Cermany. Fnti (><ird
and Vitus Sell mil are made executor
of the will.
TIIE HTK tMUt L %T«N t.
The Kleetrlc lUiiw *v will Kuu ll«*r
on l.akr talon.
I)r. K. C. Kilbourne yesterday
the steam launch Litona from
Mr. J. M. Colman, f«»r use on Jral»e
I'nion in connection with
Kiectric railway. The Lat<fl?a will be
t iken down to Smith's Cove and there
loaded on a flat-car and then t;ikeu
the Lake Shore road to Lake Cuion.
1 he Latoiia will l>e rcadv for op-ra
tions in ahout a week. She will make
trip-, from tbe end of-the Klectric rail
iv once every half hour, and run t«»
ad point* on the lake The fare will
lw» but five cents.
A force of men yesterday began the
removal of the four ear* of the elect ri
company, from the Puget Sound def*>t,
t ♦ the car house. The car- are capable
of seating 'W) p»r-on* each, and are
the hne-t ever brought to Seattle. Three
or four more car- are expe* ted from
West Troy, N. Y . *ho tly. The
present bor-e-car* of thecompanv wi 1
also l»e u-eil us cars lor the new rail
way
ywn ima.bie an> ailment that will
mak* a ifo»Mlnatnre'l person »«» jieevtsh.
'Jt**aUsfled, tdtrmp**r«si «ud eraukv i< bill
ottsoesa* There it no reason win* \t*r.w'i*
suy our should stiflVr from tn-tl*ectfon.
ifvs|M |t«ia. ton>l(1 Itver and U»-n ..f a(>|Httfr«*
when l>r. Henley*a haudelioti Toulc.whleh
every Itaowa t> aeuftala ewee. caa )m
MI taslljr obtained. Stewart A Holioe»
I intg Com pan v, Wholesale \ccnts.
tiraud display of atnokinsr jacket*. In all
the popular ihades and *t> :es Kline &
Rosea berg.
I adics, do not rain your complex ton by
the use of oas cnametiea and f*r«
|>owtler& If your face i« red or eaubartied,
if you art* -o uufortunste *■* t«» have «* m
nl' * or bloteh«*s on the neck *n<! ft e,
I'utard's »p eifle will ti««t cover t-»ein like
oat of paint, hut will m«v«t efT»-ctlvt 1>
a>i bJeni!»h»-ii from th»- >kui an I n
»tnre it to its natural youthful Momn s %%
art Holmes' l)rujr Company, Wholesale
Ageatiu
Table Hum* aid dn»< *ti«« wfM he Inour
driwa. wateh our ad. Tok'if, SiOfcrutD
A Co
H<Mlcrv a- »1 underwear in our drlm;
wavh otrTuki«A,MnKvrm«ii<& «'o.
v.v mUae*' TMtt-Uic Mile. Clwuipr
Cl«ry.
rl- nriinT *a'c Monday, Jar uary ~ih s
we <an jret rt a.ly watch uvr «J. Tok'a*.
siuK* riM<i>t Co,
7'|>\ A Jot « f ' 1 .and -V «lr<"** good*
marked <!owt> lo a: the aa.e. CtKMU r
Ckir*
SOe . 7V,. a'l wool. 4*>ineh e**N.
marked tluvn to a&e. at ihe *a'e Cb*«*t»r
Cleary.
The *ale thi« week at Cheater Ch iin'«
Xma* hare a; Hi IVople ♦■•n't re* '! *».
oftef* K* the*-- l"l>« do'ar* ?•;:•.« *
l*>\ * md at Kline A K * -!i • c »
n-ctUy fiv# f U l * b«y* a pa r of kte
pam* at Kline <1 Hiwatief|'»
Xtnaa ha'taiu* in tr ov ■* ra« 1 .r
tateain wooh n jack' ** X' ** !"r:V'
•n fa icy gent*' furnlahlo* g«»oda. K .»»e ,v
ttmcnherg.
Ten p 'UihU *'»»ak for fl. S ar M a' Ma
ket, t olnmbit
V\ ateh our ad for fix next * it w
save you tkdlarv T«*kla«, >it•/■ » a« v
2.V. The "ai«» of Ift&fy velv '•» -ark
J. unto.'C- • Cli'icrC ,«r
11, ft i\ Ii '*\ Sfrpcd *ilk al
nmivtl KmntoA'. Y ur eV -e
at thv *al«*. Che*' or < I ar
S»»v» *teen pound* «*<»r:»- d ( K r I
-tar Moat Market, Colu :«t»sa *tr-. et
Tiekct* can ha obtained on K t. > A ?
K K to Krvtnont *s*' on. I* -om a II
« l,i \, on. f.»r ten ecu** kpofv to LII
• Jr ttKh a Co . tXvidt uttl bJ»* k.
f , |m! Wtik
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jufa, • .irsi*, inker, type, ev Kline A
k. >enb*n?
The »«'« of Heart •"! tab> lift n
marked »!o«!il "V CtfM*rC' ar»
* Si- •ale—larjpe tow* sa. Cs«*t«
Cleary.
\W> v non.v' With rVrfT IK' - lit w
pri ner.t c"at * a p ntme pr»nkrr.
tvp* . *t» . at the Star Cio»
K'Mlf A Kowo^ft
|%arrut«, • u wtit find the Star « »tl ? nr*
IliHtti bo •a> vwrtMßt ; , »I* I d
our low jkn-o a't»! pretty Myl« >in h
an.l e«v*h;ve attract a"« , fi!' v
«%hrrx vt r they are mm. K'ij e AK ■" n
herip.
A terrih'e Two h?>- rv- ! -
Jl2or<-- I'.* ?h - week at 3*- K iii v*.
RvWftllp
Kr« .*h \a ue at j!i«»rt A llo'nu- 4 * V
Co,
n . aa'e of ritbona -»e \* r ya* t. * be
ter CSeary.
v - >' '• :• t»-»u --S U> •. 't .•" fl. ar
>!eat Marl < »lum 4 *a *.
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f* ** A I'm*! *'«» »iv f. » \m %.
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'hr Y»>ef I .vary ho, w. d V:
uraw iutenM Jauuar\ I.
Fat r.*e*t'« *»♦, ?* ar the > ar i ail*
20K C now* iv *'
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HUHT RIGHTS CUSH.
A Controversy Over tbe Title to
the Tide Fiats.
C*o|pmbla A I'tgri Xnvad snil
tbe S iiifld *h»r« f oadt at
t.oeinhead,.
For som» time a q sarrel ha* lieen
brewing betaeen ibe nintw-rn/f
•'olam'-ia Ac Puget S mnd KaiSway
Company and th* standard range Pti
-e; Sound Shore rani, and it was pre
'•p tite«l in'o open bo 'i itv ye<ter av
1 7 Manager Viiner, of the Shore road.
«h« i- al-o *u|<erintendrnt of tbe Co
lumbia A Puger Sound, commencing
earl v in tbe day to lay a narrow gauge
rail betaeen the rail* of tbe Puiet
from the ro.in i hou»e* loth? Grant
-treet bridge. Thi- wti lieing done at
the very place wbere the Seattle
Trani'er Corxpany propo-es to putin
the terminal facilities of tbe Puget
Sound Shore, and that, in itself, was
sufficient to indicate that the difficulty
between the two roads wa* over tbe
right« of way acro's thi* property.
Mr. Milner wa* employing a force of
about *1 men in the laying of the rail,
and no time was being wasted. Soon
»ome Puget Sound Shore directors,
having been apprised of
what Mr. Milner was doing,
visited the scene, and by their
action-, they showed that Mr. Mil
ner- work on tbe track in that par
ticular vicinity was decideulv objec
tionable. The work went on until
noon, w hen tbe directors of the Puset
Sound Slio e road held a tue< tine, be
ing pre ided over bv Vice-President
Atthur A. !>ennv.iri President Tvn
alle's a'-en. e and. a- a re- dt Mr.
Milner was removed from the office
of manager, and I. A. Nadean. gen
e-al freight and pa--en*er a;.-ent of
l>oth roads, was appointed to hi*
place.
Hi ion after thi* an engine, which had
*bortlv U#fore come in on the Puget
Sound Shore t'ark. was -ent to the
round-honse for repair*. The Puiret
Sound Shore Company had com
menced to lay a -witch-track at the
head of the hay over the flat", and
Mr Milner located a house so as to
prevent t- e Shore road'* *witch-tra« k
from progressing any further north,
and ftp?. Famhaui wa- placed within
a« a "tenant," t-» keep the shore road
workmen from enc otching any fur
ther upon the -uppo ed right* and
ti'le* of the Columbia and Puget
Sound.
The work of laving the narrow
gauge rail continued, and there seemed
tit l»e no power on earth to prevent
Mr. Mdner from goine on and laying
a* many rail* a« he wan'e 1 t»; never
theie-s the Puget Sound v t»or»* peo
ple diil trv to -top it. -o Mr. Milner
«• died upon Sheriff Cochrane and had
the «heufTappoint a number of depu
ties to gu ird the rtaht of way claimed
by t'ie <'obimbia tfc Pu.-et Sound.
The* Seattle Transfer Company, see
ing how the 'rouble waygoing to affect
them and Manager Shatjhut, Attor
ney Metcalfe and other- intere-ted,
di-p'a ed oon-iderahle activity. Mr
Metcalfe, it i* said, did take some
plank* belonging to the Columbia i"t
Puget Sound road to lay over some
rule-. I.a-t evening Justice Jone
w i- notified to l»e ready «t his otlice,
and was informed that if the Trans
fer Company am! the Lake Sh re road
people m « e any further trouble on
the flats, Mr. Metca few uld huve to
l»e arrested for "stealing" lumber, ami
other gentlemen would be arre ted for
t*e pi-<, or i» Msibty for tearing up
the traces. Thi- intention wa* recon
sidered, however, upon mature de'ih
eration. it b* ing considered at ili
timcd ami unwise M» the promised
•*en at ion al ori utnxl development*
failed to n»at« ria r /e.
La t nig' it Mr Milnercon*ulte«l with
) his attorney, Mr McMicken. while the
new mar a er of the Puget Sound
shore r .» 1, M N idem, vi-it d the
i oilji'r- of Mr. M md iv, attorney of the
l*u«'et S oind Shore, and Manager
Shaubut of the Seattle Transfer mm
panv, called upon Attorneydieneral
Metcalfe. Kvidently the law was be
| ing appealed to by all the par tie- in
tere-ted. an i it>ating a general venti
lat oii c»f the ditfcpei ces l»etw»en tin m
in the courts. An effort was made to
obtain a 'etuporarv restraining order
[on the Columbia A; Puget Sound,hut
owing to the latene-* of tbe ho r. was
• in- • e-* ill. Pro»'ceding* will no
j doubt l»e comntenced on Monday, tin
i« -s the respective c >mpanies can get
•ogefher in the meantime ami settle
the ma'ter.
*«. Ml? NIK S\YS tiTTi.r.
Mr. Milner was caheil upon last
I night by a P«»-T 1 N rr.I.I.T«»F N«A H rep»r
t»*r. ami tliotik'h he rec«uved him very
Jpl *asariti\ be would say very little
• com eri'ing the cont ovt r y.
' Tbe trouble aro*e." -aid Mr.
M Iner. over tbe lea-e grant»>d by the
Pag»»t S » .(: s-bore to the Transfer
c We claim that the leas *
! wastim-umm de ! witho it warrant or
: authority We h ivc right of way
deed- to the pr »j»erty aad we now also
i hive j'o *-don.
• The Pie* so md shore dire, tors
had a ine»- J 4 a . « e t» 1 a new mil -
iar, * o.'ilin ed Mr. Milner, g*Hnl
! nature-!!) I 1 ight say that I ten
ul-ted m> r» - : manager of
the Pu .et >0 tnd Shore to Mr Tyn
j.l all. a week ince It wa- not nc-
I cepted" and 1 u . ree«l to continue in
' that« apa :tv on the ex pre s«• ui ition
j to it I «P-VO e niv attention only t*» the
: operating depa tment."
*IH N%|»t'At'*a»T«TKMR9T.
Mr. ! A. NuU ii. the new m onager
of t !•■ Nuiiiii Shore !l i rua i.
rijWHf.i him eif in the following ,
in inner o- tise tmaMe:
In no lik'ht in hi li the mit ere in
*<i « i t ea> Tion of the Co
tutii ; « ami l*Ujfrt v ouuil t*e jut: ;« :
Mr. IllliMPf, *s aoperintendent otte
ami m »f the other, wa
-0 -iitiii nt <>: .he entire -jtu ri ' !. n.n«
hfti, at n h heret-*fo *• m .li t ii, ««i
t Kit ►t'.iP I* tget :n«I sh re I* ih
owner os the r»roa i #rau>r ' an.l
i-a»a~-i t aiiti «ijre*u<l the tlriving
!>ne- 'e. We e »tn o -e owner •»
of the »*r.tiiv traek* ml trinhv re s -
- Ji.i\: u >?i«tr i t them ami hav
ing ire ; them >»y right -t paf*. h i-e
■fi-sn-: Or-ffoh 1 mpr«o.emet»t <Vrn
mny, nwtier« <*( the Oil mhla ami :
i* :V: - . ! T f-n he entr •
jo: { ir : r«*|*erty .» <i t ; «? i- unlaw
i •.mi an t J Ixlit-ve i.e e » irt*
« : •«• tie whoii the m titer
!- ;.t l-f" e them or a«iju iie,.tiot».
Mr V • ~ M - texic re . r
l i X >h e. ,-s V
, . .: it* pnipertivft, « t.?ine*.
t . , A c iM. t: - r -ii» h, net mt •
the iietrimtvii < ■ that eoiupar.y. l*e? |
>i\ i. r N't r ha* a?wa> - »>•
iir.' t». t- ; : «i iy to oto ,l», \\\
Ni ■ . i • i!u- t «'*fer e»nu
i-:> er t r .-j -iai (, .\t , + : r V
He u lev hi! j >iru< ton iron;
ii-»-e i" »rr i ! i' ill 'iv mi aet u !»•
>Ui'. J. ' ;e:it! » I eepin^
a t'i t -• > t»: t e CVititH
\m ;!■ r •; ?>«-. j !h i- R.'waya }hi:
*ie! in Seattle in » i •,* pini.i. et>
te p N'".
"It -ee ; * t » t when Mr
Mi n r -e r i .. t » • e veil ;
ft»r ihe- • w a i « . w : h th - re
k ! o'A* ..ran i < • wn* * the i ohim
t.t t.iu V iicet > ill ■ : :ho it e . he.
i'ee*to f jH i rom rii.tki irf my «i ti*n !
t »the p •,» rt • . \t p"i -» nt the So »i
*hore ro «i « -p i-K ?maU |
!»•»:'i ll Uie e-ty k for w-i:e-|
r. -ei ar *! for th - oMn! tuu of
.1- '• V * • >•- * -»i >h
t w-i *i i- : tilv to * fth- o ; t- fr >Lh:
iv I y .Vitle r e h n*>. >n .
v. ii . o th< l fc, i.et S» i d >hiu
. -♦ -r 2 • • *. v ill tin rci «l h- i.tte
w.; • to j>-ov!tle ne n* <or
..ttul; .* «h;' I rijfhl ba inea-. It *i.
ji» a mo-t - up * f<*r us t *e- r<-
i *.•• . » i ewb- ' «ttilt-*>nt f r th •
e : ?i of < • f u- .
!*>-, on the briw 41 i e trip an
1 *ifi; >i .»n a «i ti »a* o| entrvofj
• - u.. a r 1 o<umwl, If
i". w mean thit Hiisini a
Plo the aoo w
ineonv n: man « a-ir thepa*t Mr
~ i- ' j. i>« r*i i • Terv »•
v ely tv . 3-.: e > men *"'h w i iti I
Mi - Tmi. i. t ven th e proitii
n iit'.y i »t«rc tc i in re narroa-ff* ee «
r f ;»* - « !wm •,:< .a# We!J -t. the 1
I* 4 t >o; vi > ot . - i;;ere*te*i in'
* • .itu -
;i fr i» u ■ pi * that th* i*o uoibta i
A r%!£«t will do nothing that
f : ' / .St 5.-;-' ~ - . -<v . T-~ t _
SEATTLE POST -INTELLKiENCER. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 30, !888.
I «ii> beneat !he city, wittynt a«k:np
I to «wtrf. -te. The intimsu
i relation- of the t*o co«npa3i<-« in r-jt -
I Bin* o»ft the JIB - rijrf.t of *«v an
. the Mnwtrack from Hijrk R:ver
|'i -n to a in bar, red :eet ea*t o
> ** ; srsin frsra I'otr n»*- j
; rial -tre*t d-wn alone the water frotr.
•rill 'ami»h can-» i«r a rr»-»t manv
of di-ajrreenient. Winy em i
j t>k>ye*. e*peci.dlv in the operating .ie- !
fwmment an.! in th<> -taxjon at j
-«-Pie. being joint eaptiiyw, wilhej
'■ailed n por> perhap* to take ewe j
e or the other tiu-tne tl.i« coatro
i trr t. It *tU lead to vexatio u and
er.dlesa litigation. For -everai jre r ■
pa », and at pro«a«it. the Columbia A I
' r *i gel ~onn*l ba« »»w ei l*it o r »e rr
H»-w»en Bark River Junction am) ts
«tt>. : one r>' the rail* of the |
(tan Sard r-iuge wi'h u' eHI pen-atif n
<•: ant kind. We feel tlut permitnus i
the narrow flaw td csr-y to-day'- j
pror ceding* to a 9 <- e*«ful i -«ne. ant ;
• i'inning t > pay them at the >amf
evor itint rate for our pre eni tern.;
i nal facilities, i* expecting a littie u»-
mif h."
Mr Nade.au farther stated that he I
• ill resign hi« jo-it.on with the C«-
; I'.iriihia * Paget ifoaid.
-»•«.
TBI JIVKMLI COHrtST.
• Patience" Pre>ent*d to a Large A«-
•tleaee at the <tf»*ra lf.»o»e.
A large audience l*_«t night witne*- '
; e-i the presentation of the opera of j
j "Patience" by the Seattle Juvenile Op-I
pera company at Frye's Opera Housej
The a>! miraKle manner in which ih<*
little folks acquitted themselves was a
plea«ant surpri-e to their friend j and
to the public generally.
The roles of "Colonel Calverv. " as
sumed by Harrv Frederick. "Major
M'lrgatrovd," hy Ma* Sttinie. -Duke
of I 'tin-table," by Frank Carroll "Retr
inald ISunthome*.' the pale "poet." bv
Harry Adair, ami " Archibald <Jtw-'
venor." by Harold *-mitb. were ail
very acceptably rendered. Mm Lottie
~* 1 lin m*<-e a verv pretty "I'atienbe."
and Mi*- AUie Millie, as "Lady Jane. '
the ancient maiden, c-iptired the I
au>!ie-,ice. Sarah Carroll. Ii iby ft ray,
Millie Han-ard. and Jennie Houghton,
de-trve parti> tilar mention. The ch«-
rti e- w»-re Terv good. encore* were j
frequent, and the performance i
throughout was satisfactory.
The 'irehe-tra. compnwl of Mr.
Chan. I.ray. v*..|:n: Mr. V. Coomer.,
'■ r et; Mr. Wni. Bruce. clarinet; Mr
J II >pkin-, ba»--. and Mr. Scbecman,
pian.i. lent valuable aid to the rendition
"f the "pera. When it in rem tin
' ered that t!.e perf. nners were;
ch l'lren without any preriou>;
eifierience, the ditficulties at
U-r.dant U|»m it-, presentation may !»•
lppreciated Mr-. Willard. the direc-1
tr- - de-erve.« prii-e for the happ}"
te-niin.it-on of her llr-t venture in the
ojeratic line in Seattle.
IN LI>IK<» A(iAIN
Employ me tot \gent *:rid <>bt alns tso
I nder Kaik* Pretense**
The employment ajcent. C. F. Iteid,
wm yesterday arretted u|*>n a war
rant on complaint of John I». Dfrungs,
for o ! taining S3O on October 11, on
fal e pretenses. Derung* claim- that
he applied to Rei i for a position and
the latter promised him one as a clerk
at $lO and found for the first two we*- k>
and iSO and found per month after
wards. if l>erun£<* would go to Taeoma
and often an employment ofti-v for
Iteid. out, as he mu«t neccs ariiv be
entrusted wi h the keepingof moneys
re- eived from Reid's c.i twiners, that
he would have to deposit $lO as secur
ity. He made the «!e|*o.»it, went to
and open*) the otiice.
he mv«, hut deM»ite KeiJ's repre
sentations that he. fieid, was a
vers lucrative hu with re
ceipt- daily ' not !c- than ?7 . and
had larjre amo .n f o monev depoMbni
in the hanks of Seaattle and Tacotua.
did not receive any f»* cun
iiry «*»mpen<ati«»n. lie 1»? *?» t » «uv
pecttha* *omt thing w i- w ong and ha<
aoordinph si»:ee ! ejfun the criminal
pro-e- .»ion of Held. wh«»**e case wa
ve -ter.i.iv mutinied by JnstW Soder
-1 l»erfc uv.til Momiav night. Hail was
fixed at $ "»o !!eid furnished bonds
and was released.
To Qi IKT TITLE.- The amicable suit
of ox-Mayor Wui. II Shoudy against
the heir* of hi.* deceased wife, to quiet
the t.1:« to cert tin \ r »pertv. inclidel
in Mr. >'iou.l\ ' inventory of the prop
erty, soon after his wit'eV death a*
"community" property when it
Mio Id have been .M'o iifed as -eparate
projH-rtv. wa* arv cl l> ore Chief Jus
tice l'»urke \e.*ter«» . \ and taken under
advi* merit. \fr >boudy made a mis
take in hi«* inventory, it i - represented,
whit h tan only \ e corrected bv the
court. The pro|»erty is vained at
at out
F» k A pamtin'. Onrirnt*. I«ast
Sunday night a man named Srott
Phipps was engaged in snia>hing a
window in the Standard theater, and
Oil;. < r- Il.inna and Moran ;tten»pted
t" rr.vt him. bur John Kojfer>. Krank
White. Joseph Whitchurch and Fred
0 vley runhe iin t.» prev< nt the police
men from taking Phipt> One of tl.e
t » Rogers, dealt Otlber Moran a
v» r hi;«ck eve Ye»b«rday Ju-tico
Jone lined Phipp-* flo li« Id*Ho, r ers to
t e |?,;»nd jury in fcW bond- and
Win «•. \Vhtlchi;r*h and o\lev etch
1.» * They all went to jail it* de
fault.
It UK* 1 1 It H.
M 'j'ir Hilti'n'- nu rlinL' w ill < on
tinue to-day at the I'ijoti. at I- a. in.,
at i p in. and at 7:39 p in.
There wiU be a inion meeting «»f the
N • - Vt- j»» ' <4, , r rj
Kn leav r t the Fir-t I' ndi-t h »r. h.
earner ihirl and M.i ii-on -treet-.
Sunday evening Pecetnt- r •» h. at ♦»
o'clock. Snhject: Wlnt the old
ve »r teaches ur ." leader from tlie
V.ajdi t society
»;i: k\ itIKA.
Mr. i!. S inmann. rh ar *hit«rt. las re
ra-oed his.ifßef" i r«»ro u > Hf Iniß hkn k !«»
pv ihs » and ;?, B »t.ai Wo: % k.
T s e pr«tinpt pa>rmnt «»f their losses if
making th»* .dome lasarance Company of
i»u-e4t. quitepopa^sr.
R hils no* ar • at a OMNmat; t*. l>avl"
C'«» aeili»f thetu at half prtees. fn eonse
qMinee 'heir sa'es aie pr*» ign.n*
T le bill of fare for t->-da> a dinner at the
Brnnsw b r-. stauran! tan > f»« A i;. an
other coin an.
The Koaitk* Tnrn Vrrtin w;*i heM their
annua* * voter** t»all «r «:ven
|{}« a* their kail. TK** ** «t " • lis U u
i :'. ajr»*»l and a s«v>d t me to a i • M«r< d.
Mr. !j••». T Mey*-r* -ie the
steam acuoon* r * J.san. See ad.
The of taiioens; mark 1 ' * !i.
i'Voter deary.
The nili rt&-afl-wool i laid fianncJs.
> he%t rOeary.
Free fan U-r ?he N> < !:i order ?•> show
44" . < • »
eatetn - '-1 to us, we wil ! pn- - n? a pc - in*
pr»—». ' kcr. i)j«. a- >••, h; «er,v
51«jUi>%4 |U rbis •T- r
uarjr t*t. re.
SEATTLE EMPLOYMENT
• —AKS>—
liciii Kstiite \^vncy
No. .U Soath second *' . T.
FOR REST.
T-»o an famished nmni. thrve nnfur
n 1 o«c farn -b 4 r.-» ; with
a e ».a i f»r h-»" ..ret. i?. aad well o
cattd; a thre»»-f*a*tn «■•"TaJte.
FOR SALE.
Pine '•» !v*r{«v ■ >ts n Wc«t >.-artie a",
fr-v 1 «»en * rsns.
< > -a ■ ar.a ;•» . " • .vi a;ei !***«
<'« ri rc* - *.-rr— 4'j 00.
J • uit . store. within three
'b" k- •# P - .^ce.
it -a n- «t«srs»t
4 and Lod^itg
H >n»e, e • »•:i i a' *i*. i*\
ALSO
! 'r u- »••->.* b-* **si s S rood
s*r -a\ a Uatsa, pn *e ti*«.CoflL
.J. O. IZOKTH.
Manager.
SIfE IS -GUATS;rci»-
! •*! sav.>» t -»t-- >-"■ **»e *r'r: b» a
j nt*»aiM n». t Dr. %• aer's Knac* H • 'ie.l
'o* esMi»aa>. i t;.Mi. Mrv Wis V iiarsasa
V irk For sa e by V it Mc »art
*
>t>Tlt E.
Uwr «ve w: ! r- si' f'.-e 1 a'l 4st
TaesCav. 1M !« CMACBMJ.
Howcf*e« 'i* **: *.r 5t- n<l* say
"*>h. ! mm fr r-retty welt- b»< hare a
» ight pa a in tiie >* k tha! J Till
-TWO pas, away. ' Est is n.-l j*.«
»»'. Sa. w*K oftcr. fs:i'esa s*-!1c<l by
tjwt r-ms«lv Paa ia the back is
'rwiiwiil* fo! k>wrd b. ynkww, flasbtng
"1 t'-e t*-iv. wil'-wR* stel »: kT *.
.-a Ih- iac» s-v<t utrl. Anieaaa,
of arpftite. r-u -a? <lt-bUiu ~aii
Bri*h:'» ot Its- Utetii If yon
av.- of *fet*e fvrrrW t. d«. sit 4et*y.
»i«t -ate titce. w.mey «• «l »• a rh by nt'ue
ojeC'»«! Ik <1 er Tern II - s -*'- s'-id
*rmedy - r<«rt & H iices" I»nxc Coni
faaay. Wtioiesa'* As ass.
A mrtal \ - *- it a T waj« mn
we.ia:rd we . errv> *: line "f cfa'aebill*
.-oats and TfWl *' 1- sil |lO K'.ne A
RowsbßV.
lOr- ' tam iT sricvi dowa to 10r.
Chesti-r <"• ar-
pOYAI,
c
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This Fowier utttr furirt. A oiarrei of
punty.itivnirth and w'no Mor%
HBm>r.!icaj than the or h nary kir.4» ant'.
*nij«»r be«»>i<l Jn ooaipeTin'on with th«> raai
titude of low »uor* wHfht. aifim or
>n<wphat' yn»w i»-ra onJr fan*,
StOT AL B* K'**9 Fowdkb Co.. 1«> Wall street.
New Y ~*rk. n'-^lwyl
BRUNSWCK RESTAURANT.
H. W. Fletcher, Manager.
DINNER BILL.
sorps.
Chicken a !a Cr :u-. Consomme.
K!«H.
Baked Salmon, T<» rs* »sauce.
boiled liatibui. Parsley Sauce.
HollaudaiM-IVa*.. v Natural PotaM
KNTRCES
, Santo of Sprin? Chlr a la Madeira.
Ojrster Parties a a Bichmell.
«'hlli Co orow of Tu key <>ihlets.
T. uderioiu of Pork, a 'a Kohart.
Bia? qii* ?t of Vt ai. a la ROS a'.
Short Ribs « f Ke< f Braised, Spanish O ivea.
Believue Cream Fritter*, chocolate Glace.
KKM'iVKS.
Boiled limn and Cabbage.
Mutton, taper Sauce.
Turkey, »> ster Sauce.
Be* f r.»n«ue, a la Espanole.
KoAST.
Turkey, with ( ra.«b<rr» Sance.
Prim* Rib K<***r «.f Beef.
Sirloin of B •• f.
il'ork. w tb Apple Savee.
Mutton, v* ill* Current Jelly.
Vea], w th Dreas r p
Spring Unih wirh Mint Sauce.
VKi.ET-vBl.Es,
Ma»hed Potato.- Boiled Potatoes.
Baked Swei t P#»tatoes. Green Peas,
su-wi'ti Tomatoes.
p.\ - i'i<»
Apple Pie. Miuce P>»*.
Cranberry !\< c<ieoaaat Pie.
Yorkshire Piu-n Puddintr, with Hard and
Hrann\ ?a t »• Bnnruu'ly,
St. Juiian an<l en« W ne J« l!y.
ix-inoii |< ei r rnn. !?h ! an Cr» am.
Fren*h K »"• » .\iie*-l C«k - Ji ilk R-»ll.
Cuk> Frnit Cak.-. Poun<i Cake.
Citron and -ilv« r Cak \s«.urtcd Cake.
Apple*, o-anir** Pars. Not> Kainua.
American and lin;-> t« d Cheese.
W t» r Crackers.
Oolong, it••»■<•!» h 1 !.l?»ck Tea.
M« cba •'« fi-e.
SINDAY. 4 lO V **> P. M., DEC. SO, ISKS.
NEW YEAR BALL
Under the auspice* of
SEATTLE TURN VEREII.
-O X-
Monday, December 31.
ADMISSION.. 1100
MFMBERS l\* HOOV STANDING 50
Good music hp* been engaged.
Finn I!I.!!I IHIISK.
Geo. F. Frvk Vtatiß
TWO NKiH rs OSLY.
Thursday &nJ Friday. January 3 and i.
SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT.
The dh'.'.uw***■': Irish Comedian
\ uCa.^St,
J.S. MURPHY,
t'nder r»a met* of (. \*. I >aniels.
i i Fred. -'.en's greatest of ail Irish
Ki:i{i{> (iow,
l*3a>« l b; « ntlTHri eUnl *u ers«
for eieht coulee * ve jrum tn all the
principal ettie* and .talv g theatres in
America.
A «OWKdy '' " s w ?' 43* eqnal,
: | - . Q ires of life and
love in t • f «• a-i N,«. but an every-da r
day taltf ta ever., an i.
1 Sttpporte-! i th ' : • d young leading
Miss \ :\iK XOBTUJfIy
«td «•« '»i !"«-*!«;•• Company,
ir.' H WIT, IRJ-lt SoNtfc*.
I» •rs a- « f K*« v 1 svat> t.- t«e ba-3
» . - j*. \ a .a y, three da>s in
adran^.
F-'- av • -fc f t> •- RVirC" will
K pr«*.ftK'o * Mr. Murphy will intro
duce >■*e«t sonar,
"a hashrui. ■ > £ \kth
Smmil Annual Bali
COMPANY I>.
FIRST RECIVEMTN.G.W.
First Regimental Armory,
DEC. 31, 1888.
Vli aic-rir • H m t »»al.
Q |u • 1 C -P irtrß'Ship.
r,*uK « K-4 'irar. rut rx snso
I - r ' ■ <- f Hti»
i • i XA MMiH
* » - v-t1 by mvi-UA
M.Mr . ••
I «• -■ " 1
, n t . I i -Til IS.
U AUCXANDEK.
r. L-r- S,
Uf RKrrKKN rs— Btott Naat aa
tmmum mu a ftrnxt^
THIS ADVERTISEMENT
IS A UST
tfae Character of the
Investments
OFFKRKr> BY
(Qcu//fcnJSi CoTUJVfi,
Tbey ae*l only ia choice properties. BQ<l
lrav e wt',d< »t whemrß of all kinds utrictJy
alon«. Tbey BIT not booinfrs, will not
bore you with attentions or make extrava
gant Btatenenta. If yon like to do bu*i
neas with fnch people, read what tbey
nfltr
$800"u!>a in r,iris A,3di '
nnn-Two '.<<* noar the corner of
lUVU Bttd tireen Greets, on
the cable road»
tfjl ARfl~ Thw in Central Seattle
SIUUU near the n-«»erroir.
comer in Mer
cer*addition.
tonnn rwwity I akc W**h
melon Blmt»«t «!irt»cflv » ppt»
•ite Kirk land. BeTvnty adjoining
«f»ld Bomc time mgo for >!.">. OUO.
lot* on Twelfth
»tre« ? S'ewart and
V inrinia, one block from rtwt car«. Th* y
ar»» cltrarfdand rva-ly f»>r Suiidin?. Their
cash valne to-day is 13000.
<IJOA lot comer Twelfth
aud M'kado.
view and aharjßtn. Half cash and the bal
ance In two year*.
CtjOKOO _ljot on of
JUU K'.ehth next to tbe
« orti»»r of Colombia. The view is perfect
and the lot a choice one.
<fcncnn " t * sr> ?,foll Fine
*Dci JUU «uck of Nkt?«tnd «ht* ««t < o*t.
• Store hniWin* tw<> and Ni*^Toent,
hanl fin.fbel and fevt of ftrotinii
in d«*sir«Wc location.
(BQftAfY F»*rt> "hin-i of the capi'al
&OUUU stock of the Hall A Pan 1 son
Furniture CoapanT. Par value of $4,900.
(frQA A A— Nice hon«e an<! welllocated
mWUUU lot on the upper sl.le of
Ninth street next to the corner of Stewart.
This in a cash pqjte.
<£o CA A —Block «»f eieht lots just off
*DO JUU of Mi'liwn *treet " It is
pretty property and well worth the price.
<tjQ CA A —Fine lot, corner Fchth and
CpOJUU Mill«tre»'n now Y-«ler ave
, nue), with 120 feet front on Mill street.
(JjQf7CA—Two lots at the *omhw»-«t
IpO / corner of Spring and Twelfth
streets. There is a frontage of feet on
Sprint and i'JO on Twelfth.
AA A A -Tannery dome profitable
h)aUUU ■
deed to magnificent ua'er i»ower,
lOroom, hard finished residence. twoacres
improved laud, fine orchard, etc. Water
power ig worth S4OUO for any sort of manu
facturing.
AAA -Forty acre* north of Lake
kPJUUU Cniou. It i* a special bar
, sain. If all cadi.
tfjftAAA -Firi«* fact of to scr**s
saltahi** for plattin . n«»r t h
,of lake I'nion. It tif« with a o ntle
j slope toward the lake nn-l is partially
• cleared. There Is a lot of mouey '.u it f»»r
. some one. All cash.
(IjrJCAA -Brrw«ry in successful oper
'PUsJUU ation, nith splendid water
and excellent location.
kpUOVyU streets, inc'u i:ic three new
sjx room cottages. Fine location.
(JjnC A A—Forty by on.- hundred anl
I JvU twenty feet on Second street,
between Pike and Pine. This is the
cheapest property on the street, and is
offered for a limited time only.
<£Q hundred an<l twenty
feet sq'iare, facing on
both Fifth and six h i»tr*'ets. be
tween Union and Pnivtrslty. There are
four houses on Fifth street and r->om for
four more on "•ixth street. By bniidtiuc
these th** property wi l r. turn j»er cent,
per month in reut*. This is the cheapest
thins; in this list of bargains.
4i!i n nnn~ F],u ' iot ° n *Me
H>IU|UUU of Front street, between
Virginia and Lenora.
dri n nnn~~^ nil ° n **** * if,e
H)11/|UuU of Front street between
Stewart and Ylnrfnfa. lnr!n<lioit a «mall
honse. Reasonable terms will he made.
<tJl O nnn- ( *0 acres nt Salmon
bay. K 'her 40 or *0
acre* at $lf»0 an acre. Owner needs
m»nev at once and offers by far the ch» ap
e-it tract In that vicinity. I .and adjoining
1« selling in lots.
nflfl Tw 'f th-north
we«t < <»-n«'r of Spring and
Sixth sf**ee»«. including a fine lar*e
house. This is beautiful property Satis
factory term*.
<£"l C) AAA FuU lot a' the *«.;: t
h ea-»t corner of Fro- t arid
I>enora * f r< , etA. There is a goo 4 r»«b
donee, now oe< upied b\ the Owner. Tern*-
One third cash and the ip one and
two y»*«r« at s per cent. It is the cheapest
lot in the block.
<tn n AAA
»pl / |UUU Front street
Pike and Pinr: |7<XM) cs-h and balance
on long t!m* at low interest.
CjOR AAA ■ on w»*t «ile
7}*JvJfUUvJ of Fr -i;t c i to the
'omer of Pike. Tbfa i« fine property.
On the lot i*> a STOfIO residence which
will eommand f|tv>a mo-ith rent. Terms
One-fourth cash, ha'ance on long time at s
per cent
C* A A AAA - Northrs-v! ror?w»r of Front
iJ>T;U»UUUand I'ik • strett*. full lo*
and improved.
(tjcQ AAA i '' " °f r>u ,v '"*•'
«n <o r :n* ' a' -?r»« T. U*-
• we* n Wnshtngton and Mil'. ' f*-t fr.-n? >
a»r»- bv IJO feet dee*»: balf « a«h. balance'
»• " *»er cent This offer i> limit* dto a few i
days.
C*rr\ AAA "N* -t) •.* «T v«er of Frrmt
KpOUfUUU * d Mad -t. Ijof <r.
i one of the choicest corner* on the street
It is covered with good reu pa> >ng stores.
SIOO,OOO v; V":
■: :h< a fr 'M'air'- Front street J
md 130 f»**t «>n a»*nera. v» h «• lot h front* 60
• •. m West str»-et and VJ) fe-1 .«r ; -♦•!» a. I
two lots str Hnarian rights, and.
' rhtrt-fore. practica 'rt-xond •» deep water.
Kvcn ti«»w ' !» n a- r rveiii' nt* 1w more
t an eiehth of a mile on th«* prwrty.
f: fotlowtna «r- *!i Improvenients A
btti nr. t»ri»g!ng tu 1.4-j a
m.'Hth, the Pase' -- and le Works, paving
? i' a moisth gfonatl r» n* three wore -arge
mu'/i.J nes renting for S3OO. t* si i« a Jarre
ahnrf a? i vree? ii. po . •»m**t»ts bdn«iag in
! lICO. The motitldy rents t at p*>*seal a?
v" -s •- I7TO, a»wi when tb« preset
rkr»:re this ■ at» *•-
• ♦ for aMr it-d »« I'mmm'. oi>e
irth ca-sh a!> i ba ance - u long titae at fi
percent.
misceluakeous barcains.
l»u io T«Ty'» kJirth. T-rrf'* Oflb. 9yn
d!«at-% Haantl, Law ««*«>:' I. Ka-k»'» mc
hfir* <>' S'a.-ab A. tt> i! » w* ud. Tut
'r; '. J. C. !1 if ». Hink • y'». Par*.
rvaoy i rioyt**. M -ri r't. 3ar»a A BtU »
i an 4 Ctawfort> wMftiocs.
' Oiw Uoasasd K«» la rrerj f* "t tbr
i t 'J at to f-
SOTE Tie jr.<s* we on Front
i' street, isi cth'T etoite prcpertie*. are for
a linitad time oaly. atl '-uyen thoald
bear tiis in Biisi
We -o cot deal n anytiun* fcot ekeie*
• property
C^cui^atJSCrr^
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WHAT SHALL IT BE
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For a Christmas Gift
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