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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-03

Hx,norARrKas EsEAsrlsurp. - Mr..
John l.. kahairy has fitted up an Of
fee with Mrs. fumphrey 4 Hariord,
On Commercial street. where he may
lie iannd duEing Office hours, Seven
years ago Mr.. kahalcy started IN
business with horse and dray. HIM
self the driver. Ky fair dealing he
has built up one OF the largest truck
ing and Drawing lsusii esScs IN the city
emr'oyiag four double teams, To
trucking ard drawing he has reseafis
added express iag. transferring al bag
gage, receiving aisd slippiag OF frts sht.
etc. Ills customers viii ee furisssli.'a
with prize ksts. ~ that there wie lie
no danger al their hsiag oveSchsrsvAf-
Mr.. ksasley will also 4eer a oervSa
OF information. where the dates as1
hours al ihe agfIsai and depaftara g.
all trains and steamers essts te lesr'ies
fog the asking. Ills ts,epllvne +
No. IL, and Information can be gwen
At long range, as ssll s. q bort Mr..
kaha,es l. thankful for ere ssniidcssoe
Viii h has been inpa-e,t IA hsn M Tie
past and will he riesset O. saeci has
OH customers, a. wril a. rev cnes. 81
IA. ccxv Office, on CONNER sd stree.
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Bla Loo nz4vE-Ar z W. PnrJly,
man ger Of the Pacific Boom Com
rany 81 SkaSes. sss in Seattle yester-
slav. lie says tae recent rains have
fx~u rreat loon To the SkaZ1t log
GERS. Dr7ing last sess the drivers OF
tas IAriiie Hs1sus Company made a
oh an drive al Is.ea.ess feet Of ioss.
the f,e<s ever Fiz..s Va ths Eiyer. and
"a no. tSAs.s \ ses
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A PECULIAR ACTION.
john Arthur and Justice soderberR
Indicted.

S0mD arthur and j 0ot1c0 0O0erberI
well. Judge. what's newt" said .
reporter to Justice Soslerberg yester-
day afternoon.
Nothing. except that have just
been indieted." was answered.
"Whas7"
YES, I am under indictment for
selling liquor on Sunday. or something
Of that kind"
We'll. that's fine scrape for good
prohihitionist like you 10 get into"
II Is simply an attempt To hound or
BIAcKxAIL NE.
am charged with being the proprie-
tor of the st. Charles sample rooms,
which place il Is alleged has had its
doors open for business ON sundays
The fact Is that loaned John Soreus,
who started the place, some money
and that il all the interest | ever had
in il. He wanted to rent the place for
second hand store and the owner
would not consent, but said he might
open il as saloon. did not like il
but I had already let him have about
3tQO and could not help myself
John Arthur was also indicted with
me, simply because he had acted a.
attorney in the matter and had gone
on Eoreus' note with me"
Investigation showed that the inaict-
ment was fer keeping open a saloon
on Sunday. April IL, while the calen-
dar shows that date came on Tuesday
Mr.. Arthur gave substantially
the same statement As Justice
Soderbcrg and while deploring
the matter could not resist
TIE Kfricclous SIDE or THE CASE.
Noreus sold the place % II. Il.
David. April :. and has a till of sale to
prove IT, Mr.. Arthur said: ''lf law
yer is 81 he held responsible for bis
clients action. 1t il going To thin the
bar out pretty seriously" A well
known citizen probably voiced
THE GENERAL SENTIMENT
When he said last evening; 1T looks
IL me that the gamblers are trying 10
set hack at Soderherg for his rigid
prosecution of them ami that they
were Obliged To hit Mr.. Arthur az the
same time, because III his sIstung a
note to help N0reus oif-"
The ease Is 10 te heard next Tues
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ruE GENERAL SENTIMENT

wuerxsAIk What are
yoa looking 81 mad aheatY' sad re
porter 10 Mr.. Alien, Chairman of the
board OF county commissioner ses-
terlsy. That's the way | sulsst,
was ahe renly. II was lasS thiakisrg
OF the IL go times Auditor WcoSi and
1 have .soi IL saga oar respective names
q tn. coaaty bonds and 90 spsns.
TAey have lseea ordered pstatssi. AMI
a. s.ssx as VIC can learn when they
viii * ready We will tx the cate for
their issuance. | think Il VIII he
afssst ~e{sets her |. "
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Grfls AsssyEKsAEy. - The rector
viii deliver the anaual address before
the aoaiea grsti Of TrinEty church
this morning. ard 81 , p. M on Aoa-
"A AZ wsli eceI.r the s.isS ton al ozi.s,ess
:, servs turEng tie ensuing year This
organization has. in che psastsen wears,
~ s.si thousands for improvement ga
~, rhs-.A ana ss. srssstis., of Grace
no ss..si. It's fe-e'rts aak II hsrs'e
mes fa- The pa: yeas S--'sssl tse.se
hunssrx.1 .lo'iars
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Royal bargain this week: special re-
dlctsoa, k5-snalI liin loo cloth res1R'-S-t
from SIS - ~ To.szs, s,ngesGa=n
& a..
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E.ti4 Wilson collars and BufF and
wslson Bros. shirts rokiAs. Singer
naaa 4 Go.
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ricsare frames. Gzzxasa s Co,
second street
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Have you seNa oai ls.ies' full I'm
ishei fast ceior SIX hose for ia. TsE&-
la st.sss arutau ( 10.
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Artists mztsr.sls. ssss4ieS. etc. Gzss-
am 4 TO. sxa a. street
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TN THE PROBATE COURT or Is1-ASp
j County, Meaningless rc1i3rRy
In the matter q the e1fnse Of Hlsu1
olney, deesoaea-
Ecsice b hesehy gfvsn b. the under
signed. odMiuiefrstnf Of the eofnee Of n
and III pcrssn ksvfnr eIaims aeninse ihs
rid decenned, % exhihlf then, with IL
necessary vouchers, within one year aatel
the pxhlieatiou Of this noeice. 70 the saxd
adEiuisexaaor. ~ his once q CtnnlnAy,
Island county, Washingt0n Territory.
4 " PURDY,
Adn,nistrasus a the estate Of Hiraa Olnay,
deceAse<t-
Dahed unalady. washfngsDu Territory,
Mar n ss5a ieS In
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r.ati.s c,o4xs AMI wraps, nes
ssyles. Fokixs. Ssngernasa s. CO.
Bargains In no iery. Tekias, sing
e-man & 20.
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Ensraving~. Ct hines. pAsses T. Was :
eSsors, ss ts.sxz gfsl & Co. SsSv's>
4 Get
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Children drss~r &c, white a1d ro'
a.ei. ToklAs, SiascfHsn & Co
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Parasols. Che sser ci~ary.
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Wall rapsr. oaEzaai 4 Co., seaond
street.
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Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-07-28

In Dallas day or two ago the All.
thorized agents Of the Bell Telephone
had all the apparatus Of the Pan.
Electric, consisting Of phones, boxes,
bells, switch.boards, and everything
else connected with that suppressed
company, carted to the dumping
ground and destroyed by piling it
upon logs and brush and the firing
the heap. The material originally
cost over $4,000. The Bell people
were offered half value by the Erie,
but refused, preferring to burn the
Whole business to get it out of the
way, so that when the Bell patent ex.
pired 1t cannot be brought into posi-.
BILE instant use. They are thus de.
stroying the Pan.Flectric furniture in
all the towns where it was used.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-07-28
NV Looking Glass.

Having fully made up my mind and
by practical test. demonstrated the
feasibility of the Cash System in the
Grocery Business, I shall continue on
the same line only and shall make
great efforts to meet the most rapid
competition. Hewing straight to the
line, letting the chips fall where they
may. And I take this method of soil.
citing the patronage Of the people OF
Waco, who pay for these groceries,
assuring all that my goods shall be
the best, my prices the lowest, my
service unexcelled, my efforts to please
unbounded. A trial is nnxiously de-
sired from all who Sc this looking
glass, by
JNo. NJ. COOPER,
Waco Supply Store.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-07-28
ALL SORTS.

1t is topper old
Stands gazing at the bellies as they pass by;
The feathers on their hats and bonnets vie.
Muses. the topper said
With such display of plumage deeply vexed:
Fixed are the laws of trade:
They'll surely raise the price of cocktails
next"
"What we're the last work, of Brig.
ham Yourg!" asked the teacher. "He
never had any," replied the smart bad
boy; she was married man" -Bur-
dette.
The reflection of an Anarchist in a
picture gallery: GLOW exasperating
to think OF so much canvas wasted,
while thousands of poor wretches are
unable to afford more than one shirt
to their backs. Judge.
spa, what's an anomaly7" asked
Bobby, looking up from his book.
THAT the American eagle is bald.
headed, yet there are no flies on him."
replied pa, viciously slapping his shin.
ing pate.-Binghamton Republic.
"Of all seasons of the year, DR..
Diagnosis" she said to young ply.
stefan who was helping her look at the
moon, (which do you most prefer7"
81 think prefer the watermelon sea.
son." he replied in a low business
tone of voice.-Epoch.
Dinguss-"Shadbolt, can you spare
SIS" Shadbolt-"Certainly, Dinguss.
Here it is" Dinguss-"Thanks. III
just give you my note for the amount.
Shadbolt (who knows him)-"No use
wasting paper, Dinguss, l told you I
could spare the S."
She (of Boston)-"I fawncy, Mr..
Wabash, you find the Boston pronun.
citation of the English language some.
what different from that Of the West?"
He (of the WesD-"Well, yes, Miss
Waldo. quite so. You speak, do you
not, what is termed in French a
patois?"
"Charlie, I've asked you dozen
times to get my bread-knife ground
it's as dull as 4 hoe" "All right, l
can do it myself if you will let me
have an apple pie and the crank of
the coffee mill" "What are you 90.
ing to do with them, for PHYS sake?"
rig a grindstone. "-Springfeld
Union.
Naomi" said the youth, passion.
ately, as he fingered at the front door
last night and held her hand at part.
ing, "as your affianced husband may
now surely claim the privilege Of a
kl-" wait moment, Alpheus,"
SAID the lovely girl, as she looked at
the moon, "the eclipse is not quite to.
tal."-Chlcago Times, Dem.
Judge-"Solomon Moses, WHY did
you kill Israel Solomon, your bosom
friend, in the menagerie at Central
Parks" S. Mile insoolted me
krossiy Chudge." Judge-"In what
way" S. M.-.-Ve vas before de
hedge:hog's cage unit l said l vos hun.
cry. Israel SAID: Solomon, is it for
pork you pineP Den l kilt him."
Judge..'"Acquitted. Flown tories,
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-07-28

Among the men who have welded
the pick and showed on the aqueduct
building for New York is a new
brother.in-law Of the Duke of Marlbor.
ough. This young fellow, whose name
is Renshaw married Mis- Price a
daughter of Com. Price and sister to
the Duchess Of Marlborough. Rem.
shaw was civil engineer but being
unable to get a place in the engineer.
corps he took that of a common
laborer and after Aourishing the pick
all day would change his overalls for
dress suit and lead the german at
Fifth avenue balls in the evening. 1t
was not long before he was promoted,
however,
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-07-28

That free whisky plank proves to be
a mill stone about the neck of the
Republican party. To insist that the
tax shall be rnaintai ned on salt, lum.
Der and clothes, and to demand that
they be removed from whisky, is a
proposition that the American people
cannot put up with.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-07-28

Myriads of toads about the size of a
grain Of coffee fell at Beaver Falls,
Pa, on Monday. They covered the
track Of the Pittsburg and Lake Erie
Railroad Several inches thick, and a
passenger train slid past the station
before it could be brought to a stand.
still owing to the rails being made
slippery by the crushed bodies of the
little reptiles. The track had to be
cleaned and sanded before the train
could start again.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-07-28

w. G. Turner, of New York, who
died at Washington Tuesday will be re-
membered as a mysterious witness in
the Star route trials when he was
connected with the Postoffice Depart.
ment. It.was believed that he pos.
sessed the most damaging evidence
against Steve Dorsey and the other
conspirators but he steadfastly refused
to "give them away"
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-07-28

Justice Charles, at Liverpool, re.
Gently sentenced m an to seven years
penal servitude, and his wife to the
same punishment for life, for cruelty
to their child, little girl, whom they
had kept imprisoned in dark cellar,
and had beaten burned with a hot
poker and otherwise abused.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-07-28

Jolly old John Robinson, the veteran
Snowman, who had been leader in
the circus business for over a half
century, is lying critically i'll in Gin.
cinnati, and his physician does not
think that he can recover. His dis
ease is cirrhosis of the liver with drop.
steal tendencies.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-07-28

A petrifed man has been unearthed
in the corner Of an old field in Bara-
bra, Sank county, Wisconsin, which
surpasses any human petrifaction,
heretofore found. The arms and
lower limbs are gone but with that
exception the body is in a perfect
state Of preservation although by
some accident large pieces have been
broken from the lower regions and
lost, while the right shoulder and the
left side of the head cannot be found.
1t is a remarkable find and would be
more so if the head was not missing.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-07-28
JNO. NJ. COOPER,
Waco Supply Store.

Mr.. J. H. Bird, Of Tehuacanna, says
with one bottle of fuckers "Brazos
Chill Cure" he broke up, last week,
three cases Of chills and fever. On
Monday he bought two more bottles
for his laborers, stating that he felt
sure this medicine would keep them
on their feet, whereby he would be
enabled to save his crop.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-07-28

Speaker Carlisle has written letter
from Washington to Harry T. Wilson
bloomington in which he says that he
will be candidate for reelection this
fall but is in doubt whether he will
ever allow his name to be used again
for Congress from his present district.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-07-28

The P.nkerton Detective Agency is
a great thing for the newspapers of
Chicago. 1t is not only continually
unearthing great and sensational
crimes, but if the crimes don't come
along fast enough it sends out some
of its detectives to incite them.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-07-28

Calvin S. Brice, chairman of the
Democratic campaign committee used
to teach school in Ohio and take part
of his pay out in boarding around at
the homes of his pupils. In less than
twenty years he caved out for himself
the great fortune he has made. 1t
was the father of one Of his pupils
who gave HIM the first start. He saw
the young teacher and like him and
let him into a growing railroad enter.
prise at a low cost.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-07-28

Gen, HARRISON Is member OF one
OF the largest coal syndicates in the
country. Steve Elkins is also interest.
ed. heavily in the same concern. So
is Mr.. Blaine.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-07-28

Mr.. Dean, an Englishman, formerly
commander at Stanley Falls, was re-.
Gently killed in the Congo State in an
elephant charge.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-07-28

A grand Republican blowout is be.
ing arranged for the reception Of
Blaine in New York, 1000 Republi.
can clubs and $4,000 receptionists are
expected to greet his arrival from
Europe.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-07-28

One of the incest and quitest places
at which to drink is the Cotton Elk
change.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-07-28

A nice, cool dinnirg room, and all
apartments kept in order at the Bruins.
wick,
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-07-28

The first wagon load of new corn
went into Fort Worth yesterday and
was sold at 40 cents per bushel.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-02

The distressing sneezs, sneeze. sneeze, the
aerid. wstery discharge from the eyes and
nose. the painful Inflammation extending to
the throat. the swelling Of the mucous lining
causing choking sensations. cough. ringing
noises in he head and splitting headaches.-
how familiar these sy mptoms are to thousands
who suffer periodically from head colds or In
duenza. and who live In ignorance of the fact
that single application of Sauford's Radical
Cure for Cstsrrh will afford Instantaneous
relief.
But this treatment in cases Of simple
Cs,srrh gives but faint idea Of what tbis 8
remedy will do In the chronic forms where the
bresthingis obstructed by choking. putrid
mucous accumulatlons. the hearing affected.
smell and taste gone. throat liberated and
hacking cough, gradually fas ening itself
upon the debilitated system. lhen IL Is that
the marvellous curative power of SanfuI d s
Ra tfcal Cure manifests itse fin inStxntane, US
and grateful relief. Cure begins from from the
hrst application Ii is rapid, radical, perma-
nent, economical safe.
@anfnrd'a Radical Cure consists Of one bot
tie of the Radical Cure. one bOI of Catyrrhy 1
Solvent. snd one Improved inhaler; price 81.
Potter Drug Il Chemical Co.. Boston.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-02

There is talk Of removing the Ohio peni-
Tertiary from Columbus to Mansfield. Why?
We have seen no good reason assigned for
the removal. The expense attending the
preparation of buildings, removal, ETC.. etc, i,
would necessarily be very large, and should
not be incurred. unless there are urgent
reasons for it-Norwalk Reflector.
You don't seem to grasp the situation.
The state has nearly 5000. 900 invested here
In building already. 1t can't be sacrificed.
There is plenty of land and the foundations
laid for building that can be made state
penitentiary. The land on which the state
penitentiary Is located in Columbus can be
sold for almost enough TO complete the
structure here. These are few of the
reasons that have led the legislature 10 con-
slider the matter of removing the state pen
itentiary to Mansfield. Il Mansfield Neirs.
This talk did not originate in Mansfield.
The propriety Of the removal seems to have
struck various rejecting citizens Of Ohio,
In different parts Of the state, simultsne-
ousIy and forcibly. The heart Of Colum-
bus is not 0 proper location for the peni-
sentisry and Columbus people do not OBJ
jsct to its removal. Mansfield psople want
1t, and they will probably get it.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-02

John Sherman's boldness In defendin z
himself and his co-conspirators In the great
crime Of 1867 is astonishing to those who
are familiar with the facts in the case
Should Sherman become a candidates for
the presidency, his unsavory record In this
connection will be so thoroughly ventilated
before the campaign is over that he will
wish he had died when he was a little boy
aye, even that he had never been born
GAINESVILLE Signal
Very well, gentlemen II you wish to
open up the frauds of 1851, you will get
more than enough Of It The fact that
there are such states as Florida and Ore
gen, and that certain specimens Of demo-
cratic scoundrelism can be restored and
demonstrated ought to make you little
cautious. Bring on your bears, gentlemen.
whenever you please. Republicans ask no
fayors.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-02

The fact that the country does not know
Melville W. Fuller is by no means an indi-
cation that President Cleveland has not
chosen a worthy successor to Chief Justice
Waite and a man well fitted To the high
Office for which he has been chosen. But
the fact of his having been born in Maine
and appointed from Chicago would indi-
cate that the appointment will probably
not please the South. In which President
Cleveland has given the country an agree
able surprise Commercial.
Well, yes! The president might have
done worse. Still, don't You think the ap-
pointment was q pretty good bid for the
electoral vote of Illinois? You know he is
pretty sure of the support of tie South.
anyhow, having earned it.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-02
CONDENSED TELsGRAMS.

Two men killed and five wounded by Q
boiler explosion at Nashville. Ind.
Two girls named Stokes and William
drowned in pond near Tilson, Ill.
Twenty thousand women voted at the re-
cent municipal elections in Kansas.
The Connecticut river is higher than At
any time since 1872 and is still rising.
W. /. Richards, proprietor of the Rich
ards House, died at Asbury Park. n. J.
One hundred and fifty families driven
from their homes by food at Eau Claire,
Wis
Granville Mcdonald kills Stephen Stotfel.
at Charleston, W. Va, during 8 quarrel
about horse.
Two wealthy gentlemen of Boston make
separate offers to back Sullivan for S., 600
against kilrain.
Thirteen Salvation Army soldiers fined
and jailed at Chicago for parading and
singing on the streets.
The ice in Cheboygan end of the Straits
Is broken. The tug Fisherman went
through it easily last evening.
The mother of Ed Chamberlain, the Delhi,
(1ndiana) murderer, become, . raving
maniac because of her sons crime.
Miss Kitty Anderson, a school teacher at
Greensburg, Indiana, tried for assault and
battery on . scholar and acquitted.
William /. Hunt, Louisville. KY. music
dealer, has assigned: assetts 1000, liabil-
ities S., 900. Creditors mainly local.
The directors of the Pennsylvania Rail.
road Company declared q semi-annual di-i
vidend of two and one-half per cent
= There is a possibility of rupture of con-
tract relations between the Bell Telephone
and Western Union Telegraph Companies
Dr.. J. 7. Edwards, President of Chamber
lain Institute, Randolph, New York, &C.
cepts the Presidency of Mount Union
College.
A notorious horse-thief known as Gap
tain Jinks" broke Jail at Ashland, Kas. He
was captured in the Neutral Strip and shot
on the spot.
The Tweedy Manufacturing Co., the
largest hat manufsctory in America, shuts
down at Danburry, Conn. throwing LOO
hatters out of work.
A peanut trust, embracing firms engaged
in the peanut business in St Louis, Cincin-
natl, New York, Norfolk and elsewhere,
formed at Norfolk, Va
Advices from Matanzas, Cuba. state that
the bandit Marrero has been killed and the
Alfonso so severely wounded that he had
TO be taken TO hospital.
A German named Kline murders his
roommate with an axe at Hot Springs,
Ark, for the purpose of getting his money
thirty dollars in amount.
Two burglars, named Michael Teehan
aged nineteen, and Michael ODonneI, aged
twepty, sentenced at New York to bard
laHer IA Ana Ing fer thirty years.