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The Opelousas courier., 1889-09-28
LATEST IN
Collar and Sleeve Buttons
M CEINULOID

IN C~ELTULOID,
Which can never rattle or Gssaish tho collars II.
cuffs. Three collar buttons fors5 cents. Sleeve Dgis
tons in many varieties and cofOrs, from 25c.}to 5as.
We send TO any address free of postage.
The Celluioid Company confidently assert tlaEe
they have attained the highest Improvement IN their
Waterproof Collars, Cuffs and Bosons whlcn has
ever been reached ~ this line OF waterproof goods.
We have examined their latest Improvements aas
tested them by every means at our command. tSe
are convinced that they have never been excel.sti
and We are ready to give them our HEARTBEAT tnloraa4
ment. They are pliable, most durable OF any gd9sis
on the market, and resemble linen more perfectly
than any waterproof imitation. Some Strangers
who have little aequaintanes with these Eeoea a5s
material. This is an entirely erroneous idsa. We
can hold cellulod upon the hottest argand hgrrsr,
and it win melt, but never ignite. The linen ift"r-
In this line. We shall be glad to have any aud af
OF chr former patrons try these goods and write ~
thstr opinion of the same. A full assortment ee
Celfnioid Collar Buttons, at 5 cents eac;i By mai,
postpaid; and Cuff Buttons from 25c. 70 sl.N Ist
pair by mail. These buttons are durable anu never
saInish the Collars and CUFFS.
COLLARS and CUFFS cost no moro
than ltnan-look better aad wear longer. They
never wilt from perspiration, are always waite,
clean and fresh; require no iaandrying-are ,ialst'-
factlred In all the leading styles for bot, L.a.iiss al
them OF with soap and water. They save tiair ceeE
fin Q weeks wear. Try them.
Keep this for reference. COLLARS
and CUFFS are as economical and Desirable - r..p-
resented. Can always obtain the same, Fass ~
POSTAGE, by addressing GEORGE u Il Ci1.,
IS East 29d St., New York, ut the following prices
cu asnf BE- oot .a fo ss ss.7 * sp s. p l,sqI dSs. h a1Ti ss CT.
six Tor d D-ss.o9 doz. Small Bosons, eos. Larss.
Address GEO. CLRMENr & en-.
SO East S2d Street, New YSra tsity.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-09-28

& Dr..sNansen; the explorer, says that the
icesiaaGreenlandis 5000 feetthick.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-09-28

&EER- 80: ~ - * e: .lSi usinesa Form +;
EN SUI ftnla: 1871, -. Tn. tic. bert hand. etc
e tnorsnsIl ! !: Ii ~ NAIL. tlrcu.ars tres
nfyaails sa.leZe 1J5 Aa.n 81, B;Eafo, n. Y.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-09-28
Money in Chickens.

0 man who devoted 70 yeaEM
of his life to
a POULTRY YARD Az h
BUSINE not az q pas
time. As the living OF hirn-
self and family depended
on 1t, be gave the snbjeet
such attention a. only .
need of bread will corn
snands and the resnlt was q
grand success. after he had
spent much money and loBts
hundreds of valuable chick>
ems In experimenting. What
he learned In ali these years
lie embodied In this boob.
which we send postpaid for
rs cents In STAMPS. IL
teaches you how to Detect
and Cure Diseases. how Is
Feed for Eggs anu also fer /,
Fattening, v hieh Fowls TO
Save for Breeding Purposes
and everything. indeed. yoa
should know on this subiest.
BOOK PUB. HOUSE /,
MLeeaasa St. n 7. S1sA
The Opelousas courier., 1889-09-28
BRYANT & STRATTON Business College

Book KeeptsaG. 81 ort Hand TeEegs.aphw. d
Write fOg Catalogue 0sed fssu SsafDS.BsS9ti05
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
COURT CALENpARs-To.pAY.

SUPREME coUKT-GEsEEAL TEEM Before Van Brunt p J:
SUPREME r-cNANErRs-BstOrs Insraham J.-MOtion
. srpErxE coUET.srEciAL .TERN-PAsr Before law.
Iss9SSs i!71 s2 ia 1853 az PSI 49, ~ 1853
sUPRENI CorE-sPEctAL TERM-PAHT H.~BeiOrs Pat
sTSR1m INSTRUMENTATION I.-Before O'Brlea j.
Case Reynolds Va Fremen's Insurance Company New
stpIExE CoCRT-CiEcUr.PAE Before Andrews. j.
SEA iSso SSa sis 1853 5isi $500 S5os slSS 5SS5
sSPsSm coykG x IEcUTT-PAEr III.-Before Beach, J.
NoA Ssls $3.50 $780, S719 $685. 1866 +Oss 1878, 37O5
suPEExE oouRI-cRcUu-PAEr Iv.-AdyOurned until
,spasoe.Its Commentators Ransom, s-wiI, Of Sarah
william fS Sss5 & EsI.g ssSnSey 5s4P
10 ~. George Hdllett and V. X White 1880 A. m '7
sTPEEoE SR
-iapYe vs Metropolitan Elevated Railroad Company No
sIsrgIRlot 11 Freedman Jxo.
s S s So az g. 81 ~ so ~ ~ 4S Ols $50 2SS
sgr.EI0E cGE 7 ipR LII ,5aP Trua1
s96 iG2 1923 i6Oa i52 iSs2 i6t tS' 1915 Ss
SUrrRioR couKr-TRuL TEKx-pAE1 II .,.se,or. o,en,
aa ii16 }tis .S' 6ss US s'7 S''
J-Csse BurDuTg Manhattan Railroad yomusuy 10
srPsxoR coUET-TElAL TEHM-PAnT Iv-Ad,Ournsa for
CoHMoS P5E1s-GEyFRAL TEnMaBstGrp IArrsmore c. j.
COMMON PLnAs-spEcnL TEeN-BetGrs Daiy. J.%Mo,oo,
COMMON PLKAs-TRAi TERN-PARTI-Bei van Hossep
M t5S Az i5i i 1915 IL Ss 2s 80 is si
Coahox PLEAs-TRIAL TERN-PAEr II.-AdJourned Tor
The term
CRY CoUKT--TEIAL TERN-pAKT i.-BefoIe AcGOwn J.
Sos So6s o7 sI5a 1870 800, 2O8J O69 $50 2iOI 1854
207O. ali. s2U. 2bTS
CITY CoURf-TRIAL TERx-PART I.-Beiore Nehrbss j.
Nos 22JO 22Sj 2Ul4 $685. G%9 73S 1888 22sG 7D7 775
R26y. SO
CRY CoURr-TRAL TKKN-PART UI.-Beorc Enrich J.
NOs 22li $40. 2i70 2Z22 1v k315. 1886. 1859, 2o67
t6g. 2Shl 2022 1859. 1926, 22Gi il27.
CoUkr on 0YSFgIL SKssaoSs-PART L-Before Recorder
smyih and Assistant D.strictAttorney DavsNos TO ~
Inclusive.
COURT GENkRlL SEssIoSs-PART IL Before MARITIME, j.
md Assistant District Attorney Fitzgerald-AO. l.
COURT SERERAL SEsEIoNs-PART lll.-Bef0re Glider.
seevs j. aud Assistant Ostr1cLAttorney Jerome-So J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

LrvxnSooL May 2l4 p m-COttou-The aaIes Of the day
ineluded 800 bales American.
Futures closed quiet but steady Amerosn-AiddlngL Low
dding clause May delivery G264d sellers May aud Jane
delivery 2Bld sellers. June aud July delivery. 1854
sellers July and August delivery, G2GId sellers August
and september delivery I'd sellers September and October
ashTsy, sAb64d seller ocobsr snd November delivery
36,8kG sellers November and December delivery, 80.
6$d selcrs September delivery I'd sellers
9hLYEsIoN, May 2i.-Cotton qnist Middlng lO's; Low
hddlnR 07IS; Good Ordinary, 9s.I net and gross
selps vs. bales Exports ooastwS so bales Gales l64
bales stock, 6a2 bslss.
NORFOLK. May 2l.-Cotton quie Middlins. II net and
gross recelpts rs bales exports coaSWss 40 bales Eae
20 eaiea; stock 500 bales.
styAsrAH May ELECTION steady Addling. Oaj Low
Middlng ss Good Ordinary, Os net and gross roceipa
~ bales exports ooastwise, bales sslss 40 bales
N.woMkIss Nav 2i-Cotton Firm sMIdhlng, 1851 Low
hdohng 10 lle Good Ordinary 8Sj receipts $40
oS, $40 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
rRrnyR1cK GEBHARps SISTER is SUED.

Mrs Martha Ferguson, keeper OF large boarding
house At Newport R. l.. and Mrs Mary J. Nelson for
merry the wife o the broker Frederick Nelson who died
shout year ago ana sister Of Frederick Geohsrd were
driving opposite directions or Bath Rnad a. Newport
On August 3 1885 when their carriages In collision
Mrs Ferguson saws that through careleSSness OF Mrs
Nelson's goodman her carriage was overturned and
abe was thrown ground receiving injuries which
confined her bed for seven weeks She sued Mrs
Nelson for $4,000 damages. The was brought 70
trial yesterday in the Supreme Court before Justice An.
drews and jury Medical testimony was given as b the
nature Of the PLAINTIFFS injuries John l.. HHl aSSred
tor the plaintiff and John NJ Bowers and Latham G, Read
10, the defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
PRODUCE MARKETS.

LrvEKrooi. MAJ 1850 .. n.-iieei-ln poor demand
prime mess Eastern doll at b4S DO
wssern du Al Sas Hsms-In good demand short cut fm
at 68s Bscon-In poor demand Chehseln poor demand
n.rioan nnrst white UUOTei dull 49s TaiOw In
good demand prime city steady At 2b.6 Iurp'nne In
gooi demand RosnIn IA demand lArdSpOt and futures
I'm fslT demand prime Western dull A. Sos 10 May
dull AZ S5 OIL easy 81 36s Cd July dni NJ 20, nd
%heat-Ip tr demand RlOuT-ln poor demand CoTnSpOt
In POOR demand tunTr'-n far dcrand mixed Western,
sot dnl AT "a "a NAV steady 81 9Yd June STEADY
81 VI Hops LondonSeU York Sate-Jhe demand 10 i'm
proving. ,
California No l. DIS lOd G6S l0d per GENITAL hec'pts OF
wheat for the past three $1,000 ccntas including
$4,000 American Receipts Of American corn Tor the past
three days los. 700 centalS.
spirits u tnrpsnt.ne. 38s 4 ~ per cwt.
ANTWERP, May 81 -PetrOennI Zine pale American 10 IT'S
372 Ioes and 10 france 81 continues sellers
ASTwEAP. IAy 2l-WooIs lard c!osoi At 10 irAnc' ~
eehumss psr 100 kilos
BEEAYS May Al Petroleum g marks % piennigA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
4 THOROUGHLY EPISCOPAL CATHEDRAL.

THOROUGHLY EPISCOPAL CATHEDRAL.
report published yesterday that there was
considerable Misunderstanding prevalent among those
Interested IN the proposed Cathedral Of St. John the
Divine to It's sectari&n or .sectafan character.
Many people, It was said had subscribed to the fund
upon condition that the Cathedral be non.sectaran
and open 10 the ministers OF every denomination d..
Wills James. Of No. 40 East Thirty nnth-st., who
contributed 800 000 was mentioned a. one OF these
When asked In regard 20 the matter, however Mr.
James said that the report was Incorrect 10 was; no
nd, Presbyterian, but bad made no condition what
ssef when he subscribed 10 the Cathedral fund: lie
LEV teat the Cathedral was 10 be Episcopal and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
DID HER OWN LAWYERS DECEIVE H

7. Francis Gibbons. the lawyer, who was arrested on
MondAy execution against the person issued on
Judgment of 81 $50 entered him in the Superior
Court vas taken before Chief Judge sedgwlck in the
special Of that tribunal writ OF hsGeAS corpus
by Deputy Sheriff CTavfOrj yesterday. The Judgment
was given suit III which Maria A. AangSn charged
that he had failed to prosecute placed In his hands
BIZ her In 1882 She alleged that Gibbons falsely told
her that he had begun the suit and deceived her with
false statements opportunity 70 recover was lost
Gibbons aked the Judge To order his release The de-
fIs,nn Wa reserNed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
OIL MARK ETS.

ou rrry May lNAtionAl Transit Certificate. opened
sia! highest $685. lowest. si-t closed ~ sslsS
6IsOoo barrels clearAnooa t1sWS nr.reh eh1rI.r.
eaYrels
PrrrSsuRo May 2l-Petroleun dull and heavy National
nnsit CertncaJea opened 81 closel a. 81 highest.
SlTs lowest, bls.
TrTusyILLk Penn. May 2l-NAuonh Tranht csrtlhoate'
onsned aisl 81 highest g2as! lowest Sli. closed 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22

Females.
II OCSFWORE. by q respectable young
II colored woman n do houseworh day-'
work o. nursinE. Address ". l.. -, 475 Eth.
ave, hrs, fDOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Carl Schrader and Oswald Sasse obtained verdcts in
the Supreme Court Yesterday $75 and $500 respectively
against the Musical Mutual Protective Union for their
improper expulsion from the association.
An order made by justice Barrett, OF the Supreme
Court yesterday directing Melville H. Regensberger,
LAWYER 70 pay 10 Rachel Benrmo ss4 So which It is
charged that he collected for her.
sophia Schmidt obtained verdict for $3.50 yesterday
against Frederick Sebe. r.. Essex Market butcher,
Tor breach OF promise Of marriage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22

TI6TSE.wORK. strong Wiling ing,
- pIaia cook: excellent launir"ss; can
sait on table wages moderate Guy or I"un'
,rS ~ AMERICAN TitAlNlA" SCHOOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
ANTWERP WooI. sAI,ps

ANrwIkpI MAY 2l,-A the wos sales to-day there
good altennAnSe ana brisk demand at full prices Their
were onere1 100 bslss Following the sales BuenO
Ayrch $50 bales at 7eSz25 francs per 100 tos Monte
TALES, at $50 5S5 francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22

Deposits in banks 42,o46l72 41'49lA32 Dec 5os,74o
Ne. cash balance. s2s7 $40 Dee so82sS,
The foreign exchanges were dull for to-morrow'a
mail and steady In quototions for actual business
as follows: Bankers bills at 81 81 3-S and
81 IS rs respectively for long and short sterling
French francs at 5l7l -2 and 5.15; reichnarks
ct 95 80 and 95 So. ard guilders at 40 3-s and
AOl-2.
In London British consols were firm and LA
higher at 90 l-s respectively for money and ae-
count. In the open money market money rested
easy at So per cent for discount OF nanKers
silver was steady at AZ I'D. an ounce English
standard American railways were dull. but made
advances corresponding 10 the home markets and
closed with some reactions. AZ PARIS french
3 per cents were steady at S2.42 l-2 and sght
exchange on London was easy at $500 frs. for
sterling.
It's l56th dividend for April of so cents per share,
or s75, 600 ravahlc by Lounsbery Il Co. transfer
agents. Mills Building, May 81; Transfers close
May %. Total dividends to date slo,lOO,o0o.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
DENVER RIO GRANDE AND WESTERN.
: : .5 :ss ;asss;
DETROIT. BAY CITY AND ALPENA
f. Ss$ II N.Y. mi, ri: ssss
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI
- 8 &; @ ssS & 5yiS
SAN ANTONIO AND ARKANSAS PASS.
S$91;; s Ne i?fif s5fs
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEw.YoRK
Fer S: osd t5 5s5s SSS5s :sss
Total since Junsi0 GEO $50 ais 545 asa 94OsSt
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET
nrTa ait 6iTjis 10, 6j1jd. aEc ''' ~ ''>' anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22

be done. The Bradford Exchange voted against the
experiment on Monday but there was 10 be another
conference yesterday after business hours TO reconsider
the decision. The market closed here triho under
Tie range Of prices and the total dealings were Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
HAVANA NAVKETs

HAvAaA, May 2l-Spanish gold. o. SO y asz $50 Kr
change quiet sngRr-Frm sAle6 300 bags cen rinEA 81
degrees polarization. on speculation, % ss5 o3 gold per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
The Treasury purchased s2,, 900 I-2s at 1903

The Treasury purchased s2l, 900 LIS at I0s
and $500 As at l29.
State bonds were neglected OF city bank
stocks, Republic sold t25) at les, and Western
and stS general faiay BOND market was aSys
rose to OF Ia Toledo, ST Louis and Kansas
SSLlW frstS were up to l03 S-4. Duluth, South
al sso sad a'nT0 IS Tefe active ana ssdy
VI 7-S&92 l-2, and seconds at 50 3-4a3e. Green
BAY, Western and st. Paul incomes rose to 81 5-s.
I Itb phiiafdelpss and RSading issues were firm
demand at l07 3-4. Reference Is made to eur
full reports Of bond sales: - -
In the unlisted market OF the Stock tx
trial certificates. Cotton Oil Certificates sold
$500 at So 6-sa56 5-sa56 Sugar Trust IA AGO.
az 92a9S l.2a93, and National Lead (2,2oQJ at
271-2, Chicago and Atlantic Benefciaries i5ooI
at ic2, California Pacific 900! at TIA, Bruins.
ess, C99@ n5s o6 800 a. e 7sa22 a. and Mount
Money ruled at per cent for call loans; some
small loans were made at 2 Ia per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day WIS
as follows: Exchanges, si46.s3s,s77; balances.
s7193,733
The Sub Treasury to-day was debtor to the
ance was s129,2OO, made up by coin gain Of
sl63,514 less q currency loss Of s34,s14, The
days operations covered: Receipts, 81, 924 ,I44;
ioI RESULTING in general
sl67,044. 755 coin and 3. $3.50, 79l currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasury at Washington
received to-day S272, 900 National bank notes fol
redemption
The customs receipts were s57s,3s3, and thu
internal revenue receipts were S548, 800.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement of
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures Of the last previous statement as
follows:
Net gold on hand e1o2 st92 OTo491 Dec s7409
Net silver on hd 2S9oS,73O 2S,o7l,7S5 Dec lleS5l
Net legal tenders -.
hand...-..... 25,OSI,6OT 2o,ofZroZf DEC. iS,fou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22

THE MANCHESTER MARkET
MANCHESTER, May 2cloths and yarns dull but steady
Prices unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Francisco May 81, 1889

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston. May 81, 1889.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
chic IL ] ~ ING
rannOn
Den d RIO WI

lat Ext Rsg
1000 Is 1904
Duluth a Man LIST
900 -..ll2
L Tenn ' a Ga Ry
Con Gold 81
1000 los
Enc 5th Eat Cola
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
y omsstlr situatious iDanten
Females.

Y CRSE.--By an educated North German
y 10 growing children; would like h 90
TO Europe; good references. Address
:, lJ3 4th.aNe. Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22

K-CHAMBERMA two com.
Y ps'sut ElFiN. together one a. cook and
On plain washing, the other az chsinh"fUhli
and waitress, IN small private family VIII
ING Ia 90 Win n family ~ tbs country has
good ritten add personal reference. Address
N X o.. Il8 west lVLh.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
ADVANCING PRICES.
Gal HAr a Sn An

TuT HHT a IN MI
Western DIV lat
h,OO0........isA
6ulfCol a. 4 Re lat
1000. b3 lab Il
6ulf Col 4 san Ea
Gold bs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22

s24s,154 .237 sose, 015,117 Dec. s139, 100
42,046l72 41,49l,432 Dec. $50, 74d
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-04

va re--.ra
Chicago special.
II Mrs. May Agnes Andrews. nee
Munson, had not allowed her girlish
heart TO be won By Frank Andrews in
.unnv Italv six ve.rs ..o sha would
49, 49,. a. sss-.s. r-".-
Sas oesn sIe Malcn'onsss lreelsss
Spinoiios OF Mhan, ana would prob
ably have been spared the disgrace OF
divorce court publicity. The greater
portion OF her lie has been spent in
Europe, Milan. Florence and Pal
ermo being her fsvortte cities. Her
father was w. u. Aunsen, we'll
known author, OF Boston. xhe went
to California during IT, gold fever.
made fortune and devoted the rest
of his life to literature. Her mother
Was the daughter OF Commodore
Evans. The man she married is a
son OF Lord Andrews, president Of
Kenyon college, Ohio.
While travelling through Italy with
his mother, Frank Andrews met,
loved and won the woman who secured
. divorce from him TO-DAY on the
ground Of habitual drunkenness. Mrs.
Andrews Was at that time engaged TO
the Marquis OF SplnOiio, but she Tilted
the n0bleman and married the Ameri-
can at st. Georges church, Hanover
square, London. She brought her
husband a fortune OF her own and
still retains large portion of it.
Their married life began auspic-
iously In luxurisnt ease, seeing
the sights Of Europe. But Andrews
hadn't finished sowing his wild oats.
much to his wife's sorrow. After
spending two years on the con-
tinent they returned 10 America
In 1856. Andrews father, being
possessed of means, tried 10
divert his sons ~ind into more use
ful channels by buyine patent med
icine and toilet soap business for him
in Chicago. Young Andrews gave
the business his attention for conple
Of years and made 1t paw from Sc .uOo
to 5000 year, but since 1857 he has
business wonI3 havs cn,s, t;f-n-~;.. - /.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-04

49, - ne@-k-- ~sf. "a -
e. -. = : = :. = -
bonAnx1 mui10a1axe nss ssea = g -
several 8ngltxh nEwspaFexs eecease
thev ssia her na0theR wus washer
vn.rau Now. u ~ uaofher we're N
49, s, -. - g 49, - >rx we're
- ..s-s - - 80. ~. .hiyt.
va st.1sea 1 -. - g - - -.
white ana c1ean. ano uol1e 9 - w..
tons ironod Cd. the cuas mAde 1nst
sd enough to evaf1o profanity On The
r.rs q ~ veararx. fha socks smooth
80 80, - ~. eerstherrh5efs ~
- - - - - J. - s..--s 49, 49, a..Asv
vety - ~ z. - = -. =
should be proud ct that motdef -
49, 10 MA dx,..e ssx,x 1nafv h nenfe
49, r.-.--;e- = ~~,s.--.l $500 .erwfra.
III n - ss = = 49, 1870.
but q Sne u19snet 49, - -.
Ter. with tne muscle q SufsA - g. w.
more Of the gentit- tOucheS0f q Nan
tiliui. Ne do not blame Mrs.. AAckAy
~, aesfvio~ Z, arnhr,sh her from the
~ - ~ ~. ,s,,kI;.. II either
nAAeu sye - Masr~rs-
case. oK ~ 60 taAs - - q.
mother had MOI been Aasnef uls /, =;
we cannot re where the Hires Woutd
come in In thus referring to her.
Th~t tkneD snueyx Said that Mrs.
1890 - - I~rchter ri Z washer
-S...s,; 80 a. u,nch a 10 hare said
sh.f her mo,her Md heeu or some
srconnf In the World. both 10 herself
and - Others. Now. If these Journals
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-04
Among Error. Ralaou. 10 Heath.

One OF the most misehievoas aud most
conman Is the indiscrsminats aad too ire
quent use CT purEatives. sach medicines.
II well chosen and seasonabis resarEed 10,
are certainly useful, but many persons Sc
lecf tbs worst. ty from Que 20 the other,
and employ them when si1ere is no occas
ion. or their utility has ceased. To estab-
1sh on . permanent basis a regular contli.
ton Of the bowels, the hysess alternative il
Hostefters Stomach Bitters II il botanic
IN orisin, and . safe sueeesssneGm for
q cse objectionable drugs. eaisrnei and
hiae piNs II DOES not grippe or drench the
bowels like the s1rxf,usrv evsetrssts sns -
not only reforms irrsxsllxsisy 81 the habit
Oh body. bus remedies the DISORDER and in
afnsIfy OF tha liver ard stomach. which
usstsiiy accompany that cons ssion, Hhen-
rssssrs, kidney sronisie, asxrsas cora
paint and nervousness are Removed fy the
kssters.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-04
ROAD POLL TAX.
Dates Of Keapop al
biiity Of Employ ers-When Due.
r0pr s-pf NV AuS I

PORr LUDLOW, Aug. l.
To Tnx Epfroa: Please answer the fol-
lowing questions:
l. Ia . supervisor Of roads required by
law 10 collect In labor os cash road poll
tax of every able bodied man OF proper age
who is not public charge and who does
nof produce q receipt from somce here else
for the current year,
2. Are employers responsible for the roll
tar lroadl Of those Of their employees who,
without good cause, refuse 70 pay. when
such employers are given notice OF such
refsssai by TIE supervisor, either verbally
or IN writing
5. How. in case of refussl by both parties.
T. the TAX to be coiiectesf
4. l. man justified upfier any cireum-
siances N pay kis read poll in any other
district than that ia which the demand il
made for the tax II 30, VIVA, are the cir
eumstancs>1
5. When are taxes legally due. from The
date an which the parties are notified Ia
appear te work GA the road or from The
date on which they should appear
b. kindly snsw es3Eg the above Qaes-
ssoas yoa VIII confer favor on. yours,
PsyI. Par.
Section s.esl 81 the lass OF Washington
enacted In 1ss5. cuvers the frst question,
ard says fn effect thai the road supervisor
xssan proceed to cx,i!ccs Rood saxes from
men not r@arers and of proper age, In his
district. aud IN case they decline 10 work
cat tsssr rad tax or tag proper cfaiva-
lents te shall report them 10 the auditoF.
wass = Ed A.za penalty NJ 3 per ceni
sui his shall he treated ~ ether delincuens
taxes ~ the sheriff When shs. mossss a
cntfectrd IL shall b. paid ore. b the pYoYse.
rssaa District and applied 10 the improve q.
mens ct the reads. sectson eco Of The
cose provides q penalty for supervisor
Nbe shat Aexfccf ard sxfuse ~ 30 the
several dudes srysssncsi apas them
SsTs@sssnss sssd are answered by Ss.S.
tsuE .ssss Ct tie code. which SAYS thai ~sss.
lss8sesS SHAH. IN Af.sgfsf fnrrfxh The ,ssss
ssiE~zFssoF Mira she usrnex ~ al EserSas1s
IN kaetr efsffsss. sad CA TIRE refusal "a sa,ss
employees 10 sfFk est fsf@sr rsAd Tax tire
suF~ Extsay shall aegaasst az the
person. 1EtG of essggsssssscn alftnx
thxEs xaY wakss due them. AL
q tae enpisssr refuses 10 wfthhass.
sasS = aseS So ray them "a the srrseysBxc-
tie ea.YsaFef hsaaSelf becomes personally
Azse ana shaA he suess ~ the rrsss.er
ssssAsty ia say ssaEs haxiag s4rsssirfsssr,
sd ase
TIE rozi supervise ssalf aifsss sasA
rrafseF faeFssso " Ae1 an. ~ Aerr sslshsss Ats
dl=fssef. ~ shall xcTk, sxsss 81 Re sA.l5 neg
isrs o. Ts{asx - spFcsr either N tersas.
oT ~ sats tssfss. AZ sae prvs4r ftgae am!
psssa. rreF sling Ae was aDfsEesl tsres ts.ss
& sss9sF, Or II k- shah refuses q, as.sx tt's
dsrsSssa8 - tks rad ssaFerFfsev or ,kssis
is&<s Ass f&asE ia lsslFaess iAa seae~rx5assr
sss3 rssaEa ths saHsr as stes4ssssassst. 81, -
esass ssvsf - - s=N pzssx ss.sSs fag della.
sHsns fsxs