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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-04-18
Effective Remedy

for constipation and Indigestion, and
are never without them in the house."
Moses Grenier, Lowell, Mass.
81 have used Ayers Pills, for liver
troubles and indigestion, during many
years, and have always found them
prompt and efficient in their action" -
J.. n. Smith, Utica, y. Y.
~ suffered from constipation which
assumed such an obstinate form that l
feared it would cause a stoppage Of the
bowels. Two boxes OF Ayers Pills eff
fected a complete cure" ID. Burke,
Saco, Me.
IL have used Ayers Pills for the past
thirty years and consider them an in
valuable family medicine. l know Of
no better remedy for liver troubles,
and have always found them IA prompt
cure for dyspepsia. - James Quinn, 80
Middle ST., Hartford, Conn.
Having been troubled with costive-
ness, which seems inevitable with per-
sons of scdentary habits, l have tried
Ayers Pills, hoping for relief. l am
glad 10 say that they have served me
better than any other medicine. L
arrive az this conclusion only after
faithful trial of their merits. - Samuel
II. Jones, Oak ST, Boston, Mass.
Ayers Pills,
PREPARED By
Or. J. C. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicine.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT OF KING
i county, Washington Territory In the
matter OF the estate of Patrick III. Haloran,
deceased.
No: 6s6. Order to show why distribution
should not be made.
On reading and filing the petition for
distribution made by Hiram ]. Jacobs, the
administrator of the estate of Patrick II.
Haloran deceased setting forth among
other things that the said estate is now In
condition to be closed, and that portion
OF the residue of the said estate remains to
De nnaiiy distributed among the persons
entitled thereto:
Ii is now ordered by the court that all
persons interested in the estate of the said
Patrick III, Haioran deceased, be and APP
pear before our said probate court at the
courtroom thereof. IN the city of Seattle, In
SAID King county. on Monday the 22i day
OF April, 1Ss9, at LII o'clock a. m of said
day, then and there to show cause. If any
they have, why decree of final distribu-
ton should not be made according To the
prayer of the said petition.
And IL Is further ordered that a copy OF
TINS order to show cause be published ut
least four successive weeks before the said
I'd day OF April, 1889, in the Seattle Posr-
lSTELLiGEEcEss,a newspaper printed and
published in said King county. and Of
general circulation therein.
1859. RICHAgD oSRoP% NA''
Judge of the probate court OF King co.
Wash. Ter.
County Of King. IS: l. Richard Osborn.
Judge aud ex-oflieio clerk of the probate
court OF said King county. do hereby certi-
~: That the foregoing is full. trlie aud
correct copy of the original order 10 show
cause, granted by our said probate court
on the 18th day OF March. 1850, IN the mat
ter OF the estate OF Patrick III. Haloran. de-
ceased.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand and official seal of our said court
this 18th day of March. IsSa
SEAL RICHARD OSBORN.
Judge and cx-offieio clerk of the probate
court OF King county, W. T.
Dafe OF nrss Publication March L. 1850
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The people OF New Hampshire did "A
wise thing Ia voting against the prohi-
hilton amendment last week. The
people of the state do not favor prohi-
bition. aud il would have been folly to
put into their organic law a sentiment
in which they do not believe. This
tlnkering with constitutions is always
ill-adyised unless there is an uprising
in It's behalf. The prohibition laws of
New Hampshire have been dead let
tiers in ali the leading cities and towns
of any size and where a statute is a
failure il Is to be supposed that the
sense eli the same statute placed in the
constitution win also b. a failure. II
the sentiment OF n community is
against prohibition and prohihitory
laws are not enforced, j: is difficult IL
see what good prohihltionists can ex-
pect from ENGRAVING prohibition sec
tinns into the organiss law Of the state
They viii not be- enforced. and when
the state conscience allows the COM
moRwealth constitution to be ignored
there Is something fundamentally
wrong. Nothing should be put in the
constitution as state 20 which the
great majority Of the people are not
ready 10 agree, and by which they
viii moi stand here, there aud every
where, FIRST. last aud all the time.
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TRADE wIrn MExfCo AND CEN
TRIAL AMERICA.

The resolution hesore the senate for
the appointment &C committee on
relations with Mckee and Central
America should pass. The sooner thr
diplomatic and business relations be.
tween the United States and the ~
rs'bsics to the south are closer ans.
naeSe Fssirs'oSal abe aetser Il wili I've
for the AmsF3ean people and the
greater all se ihe advantages 10 the
several nations which are hreasht to.
gether N this saaeA-so-lss dessrs>s .nti
macy
The great ana varied rwsaarvcs at
Mckee ard The CesstyAl American
states ase yss in "a ansssysloysesa con
slstiNn- AG the countries are aslsAae.
Ing. heSeyey railroads are being
opened, capital sass$ss<i IN nea enter.
pssses. exports Increases aasi vide
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The national aud state railroad com
HslsSsonerS INSIST that she link and pin
eotsFgers shall SO and report that last
wear GOO uien were killesl or injured
in coupling ears. In she ssste ot Iowa
there were stsi accidents during the
year lsSS and ali IA men handling
eoa2l.agS between cars.
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Better Than a Bank.

The American Building and Loan Assoc
citation now numbers in this city over 7e0o
shares, aud the local board have approved
of loans aggregating nearly $4,000. This
alone attests Its worth and with what fair.
ness il deals with its shareholders.
People of limited incomes desiring 70
become their own landlords for less than
they now pay out each month for rent,
can do no better than become members.
To busiue IS men as sinking fund, 70
clerks and others as saviHg fund, il Is
far better than q bank. For the quarter
ending January 9th. the profit was at the
rate OF . per cent. per annum- Those
wishing information and desiring to be-
come stockholders win address
DOUGLAS YOUNG.
Secretary Local Board.
Under Post-Inteiligencer Office.
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If oar delegates Ia she Samoan com
ference had tn deal only with count
Herbert bismarck ard Councillor
t'rauel. who are expected to be Ger
many'> Representatives. they would
prsssablY sc; about all they wanted.
The trouble viii lie in the oii nan :
remaining within cali 20 give his son
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Whitelaw Reid. of the Mex York
Tsibsaae has bean nominated for the
post OF minister 10 France This ex-
plolcs the idea that Mr. Haine Was Ia
boss the administration. for Reid was
said 90 i've snxioas to go 10 the court of
st. James and Mr. Blaine was reported
"a have supported him. The pre>i.
dent, il seems. thinks he has a letter
man faY the poSttion.
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The Democratic party talked a great
deal sl~pgs rigid economy heforc il
went into power. bst il managed in
four years Ia ran up the sppFopria-
tsous 10 nearly SIS &C so more than
these II the administration which i'm
asesisafely preceded i.
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IL il settled that large addition 10
the business house-room OF Seattle
will be made during the coming build
ing season. OF wooden structures de-
signed for light business there viii be
scores. and within thefire limits where
no wooden building Is permitted. there
will be many fine new structures.
Lists OF buildings certain TO beerected,
probable and possible are given on
another page. The fi-st-class, that Is,
those that are certain, includes fifteen
buildings. Whose total cost Is esti-
mated at ssi4.00. Those who have
had occasion to note the discrepancy
between the estimated and actual cost
of construction will readily understand
that this insures upwards OF 81 600 geo.
The list OF ''probahles' includes six.
teen buildings, TO cost over $50 600,
while there are many 'possibles. . in
GLIDING some which we are not at lib
erty to designate.
In the light OF assurances given us
by architects and owners. we expect
20 see 100000 worth Of substantial
brick constructions under roof by the
LIST day OF next January. OF lighter
buildings, dwellings and the like, there
will be al least COO. one-fourth of that
number being already under construc-
ton. although the building season has
not yet opened.
/, viii be interesting I. note the
changes in business brought about By
the building up Of new streets. Isisqaite
certain that Second stree: win heeome
very important business thorough
fare, The Burke building. with others
already there viii make ii distinctive
Is business street, and If all the
buildings proposed actually 90 up. IL
is likely TO rival Front street. il. i'm
deed il does not snrpass L. Ii be-
hooses the holders Of Frons-street
property, above Columbia, to look TO
their interest, or the tide which IL now
At their doors may Be- diverted to Sec
ond street
Within the past few months there
has been notable advance in the
character Of south Second street, due
largely 10 The new Squire and korn
blocks. Other buildings are now pro-
posed, and il looks as IL the street
might be redeemed from It's degrade,
ton, Indeed. il t. pressing CONNER
cial closely aud unless the property
holders on the latter street 10 some.
thing for their protection viii become
more popular u the two. II the own
ers OF South-ena property woaId unite
in q Harmonious plan Tor the puritica.
ton and redemption of that part Of
town they could AID at a low estimate.
fifty per cent. "a values. livery huiid.
ing of good style and character helps
in the makeup Of reform
One very fortunate fact IN con-
nection @ith the building movement
is this, that there Is no danger Of over
building, 1: nos another tirm should
begin business here during the year.
the proposed buildings would sin leave
Us crowded The demand for eStab-
lished business houses AHA are seek.
Ing bigger and hetteF quarters i alone
more than saflleiea, 10 fil all the space
that ean possibly be provided. Lat no
property holder imagine there Is too
much building for IN fast three times
the nemsscS Of buildings proposed
could he leased nrasltal.lx
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There Is no ,loaet that Eve RAILROADS.
in ;en II AL shnss ia the United states
have &C times ignored Saus of she pro-
Visions ~ the interstate commerce
law. Judge s,ssosss's sharp repvsaaAFsa
may aAyp 4 salusarv rffeyg in causing
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The men who aIlow rubbish OF all
sorts TO accumulate in the streets snd
alleys adjacent to their premises
sl.ould not be given any rest until the
rubbish is removed and the streets,
ssdesalks and premises naase present
able.
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PERSoNII.

Ask EOE sIL6ERH0ESS SNOW.
n drift lAgst Il guarau.essd pare an.
uuasinlteyMtea
IRE ONLY PI.ACE WHEKE a Man
Il e&n see Hae assortment OF ygaisF,
eoo<ss FIR sstgtS made - order Is al Jordan
Bros. the leszting sailosx. ST. Froaf s.ySe6
SsssytEe rs T.
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NOTICE TO eo.TRsCropS


INlFTf ACRES OF sIsAsHING 40 l.Er
u GA WILDLY island For particulars al.
dTsss E. 7. Hilf Oak Hsrhor. wash Ter.
NEALEp BIDS WILL RE RECEIVED BY
= the undersigned. clerk of the city Of
seattle, on or before Friday. March -. iss9.
a. O'clock y. m. for thu construction al
one garbage se0y. BIDS 90 be accofura
nisa by plans and Specifications for he
same C. " FERRIS fta~k
~ RATING PRUfxisAiSS - TAE DENNY
NJ Hotel Company will receive seaiesi
btsss up ~ p. IA. SATURDAY.. sssa, inst AT the
Office 81 sfrave, Halnes i MsMscken. for
the grading 81 the two blocks Of the
DeubY hotel site. stating price per
yard far general grading and for
trenches; The earth 20 be 81 left on the
hlocgs a. directed by the architect, TIE
TtsAs ~ reiset shy OF AL bids Is reserved.
DeanS Hotel 60.
DiASS AND SPECIFICATIONS ARF
1 on fte 81 the ofssce af Bird 4 Dora.
bach. &feasfsrss. for che stone foundation
wssss e4 r Halyoke's business hiock, Rias
VIII be received up 10 noon Of March =.
-, The right s hereby reserved ta re.
lNs-s zEy 81 AL hiAs
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RrSTNKsS cHAyfEx.

/ N-ANTED - GENTLEMEN To HELP
I " bay cat The gsanfan Broz, me lead
Z ing tzs9crs ei San FEsEsczsco. who hare re-
ee1Fea u eases - xaaiss goeSss by tie
steamer Wilmington far tAe opening Of
their Hsw tailoring establishment. az ST
F-ssns STREET SEATTLE
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Mutual Lean and Building Association
OF EYATTr

'hE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS OF THE
= sooTe named association are uow
open az the ofiee OF the association. roorn
20: . resser bslilaing. for Subscriptions 10
- - ~ % tne cofnpany's stock, and will
1ean aah vfen anti the 18th of April NEXT
H. GAST0S. Secretary.
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rfsS

o>f-os MONDAY. MARCH IL Re
= tHsst . the hours 81 IL a IA and / =
r.. 90 ezSae strsss between s,otusa Tia 3sss7
asosas sleN Ia Sala ansser will lsa !ssss-s "
rewsrSze4 ~ 9eE0E lng same n Pan
Near. shir4 feas over Mere fsg.sS- Names
hssk tsFsfissus
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ACtDT-STaSTS.

ID III. GOI.DIE < CO.. ACCOUNTANTS
He and financial agents, rooms 81 ana 81
Boston hanek- Books kept. opened. or
e.0se6. statements made oUr. CoIleetsons
E sfsSla.sg. Postofsce box Iil9
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INPOFxEEIl NTnfK

M MONDAY SENF AT Ia UELOEk
= IN, on the @esh dsy Of MArch, in
front Of The Occidental hotel IN the ciey Of
>sstfie. viii seil ~ public auction to the
highest bidder for cash. the following de.
srvsbess animals. "a wit One black aad
white better with -. IN right ear. enc
year Old; one red and v bite speckIed heif-
e., rsss Neck. org yesr cd. one white heiszr.
sir Ia rtgAi ear. Que yeas sid TIE owner
satn 20 me Is Inknowa. !. C. Mitchell,
Chief ~ qsssSrN
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ocUIIsrs AND AuRrsTS.

nE GEO. A. RETIHs 0LTTTST- 1TE-
~ tsi. isryngnstcpssr, hsyiuS Sesurnesi
from ais trip - the Eass and EuYoSss. viii
he pleased 70 meet MS former pafrexs
and others desiring his services. a MS
fUrEaer cstiee. In the YcSles Lear B1oek. ss-
attic, ". r. 6estdencs. corner Foarsh and
9xrson- syi7dx
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.ADMTNIsTRfTRTy,s SfTE

BUSINESS LOT on SOUTH SECOND
"A street, Immediately south of paciae
block, is TO be sold AT public auction April
i, 1859, az III a. m, In front OF disfric-
court house ia the cts Of Seattle. For fur.
ther particulars inquire of McGIIyra a
blaine, rooms ~, 80 and 81 Boston block
Iane Raney. administrative.
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LASnscAPE GaRDEsFFS,

L O. SCH sAGERI. NAOMI HORT.
lie cultural gardens. Naomi. Yifssn
eoan.y. VI. T.-Lsndseape srehs,Acfnre
ard engineering: Typographical sarreys.
MAPS plsns, speri festions. the laying out
Of parks, private grounds ard cen efssfes
sefnvsisns to modern tsesho3s
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INVESTORS
Are invited BY Messrs.

> N LILA a. ~.
We are forming a syndicate for the
purchase, upon very advantageous
terms of large tract of land, con,
trolling one OF the most important sec.
tons OF this city. Only few shares left
our friends and customers are specially in
yited not to let this chance slip. Read the
following extract from the prospectus
so that man placing 400 cash in the
syndicate may reasonably EXPECT, this
year, to take out 5000, or placing his 5000
TO take out $4,000; or, placing his $1,000
TO take out $50, 000'
Call at our Office at once and thoroughly
investigate this matter
Choice and Selected Lots In
every quarter OF the city and suburbs.
Farms and establishments.
Additions, Stocks and lots for sale.
1916 ACRES adjoining the RAILROAD
LANDS at SMITHS COVE.
30 ACRE tracts, 10 Acre tracts, and
5-aere tracts ALI centrally located and ripe
for plating.
Inside Property and Business
property of the best, from 1900 to $50.
a BARcAlN-Foar lots on Lake wash.
fngton near cable line for sfecO.
We call special attention to the
PALATlNE HILL ADDITION.
MS property comprises the choicest and
cheapest building lots in the market; the
greatest margin for profit even upon their
present merits alone but upon the CON
strueuon OF the navy yard at Lake Wash
ng.on these lots win increase in value be-
You'd the most sanguine expectations.
Even now the addition is In the center OF
tue manufacturing district, surrounded by
factories and lying at the salt water gate
way OF the canal Postoflice, schoolhouse,
Only Is minutes from the city by tho 8. Il.
:. q Z. X. r., which runs hourly trains All
loe; In addition to which the new motor
line Is about 20 be constructed 10 the prom
erfy. Lots bOx1i0 feet from sl65 UPWARDS
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FIVE AND TEN-ACRE TRACTS
In and near 70 the
MAPLE LEAF ADDITION.
We are selling land here one-fhird
cheaper than the adjoining owners in
every direction. Close to the circle railroad
ana me lake. The land lays wen, rich soil.
next spring win sell per lot at the price
low asked per acre. Prices from s75 per
acre upwards. ~.
GRAY 4 ClAYWORTn.
707x Front st.
fonctn block: also branch Office at Ross
fostofice. adjoining Pafatine Hin.
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szsa&x H&8s ~ E&Sss efsz.--t.&ss rs.
sAy. wAl1e sAeFf6 axaram wsx tsassx H
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md DR4UGHTsuEy
REAL EsTaIE BROKERS.

!" 1. GRAVES & CO. GENERAL.
~ . commission and real estate brokers
Good investments always on hand fosh
city aud country special attention 20 col
lect1ons and employment OF all Kinds ~
labor when required. r. o. boz l0ts. ~.
nce. Brunswick hotel
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oaice hours q. n ts 2 ?. rs.s s =.
n Sundays 20 =. m.
n -kerzuiEs slnahiss 10 rat a. c1As
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~ = Fs@t - asos<aEs MAI Fsaf al s.sssess
stets&
sFAss - = RTssEA- PsuoSssaas.
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POST MTEILI6ENCER-
punrsrhe6 pex1r - weekIy ~ - fus1
InseiIleenee1 Co. HUss Du1l6fng. senExle

~ MAIL
f,nffx xenx. q nk1sAnee~~.--- 80 90
f5sfsy' / nonsk. = advanc< -.-----z. e
Weefiy 1 y<nx- In odFnnee -
WeekIr. 6 months. IN sdssnee- l =
nuudsy. yeGx. In af1Snae< 0
Wsekiy and Sunday. / Yess. in sdvfcs .
ny cAxkTxn fsn the city,
Daily. rsr ueek- csusz
subscribers sv1erfsg s61vessss ehnngs1
s1ssI1 siss - - sSSssss - va - "
aSxssss n rp.sssssrss 10 po~r-ExTrIr
ESGENCEn Co., sesstie.
The ps~sTsrxsxssssesH Il "a sale -
sAs rKas1sses. cAa-Pxises Hotel nsss
Los AsssIxs. c.E--Eawsrds 4 Nercer,
n west Ffrxt Hrees
PORTLAND. Ok---Hiieox kews sand
KASsss Cry MOB Click. "a East
psssxs. cnEc. ssasth 4 Sen. Fifteenth
and lawrence
safrtsH e5Irnssx.
vancgrvxn-w. Harrison. !. +. Tsiley.
gIcYox1A-F. !. Hall
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wAsHfSsToH.
Axxxpxgx-s. b. CoEman.
ANaE84IE+-4s ~ Afetfx
BrLsInsHsa-~Jsxes e WiIlsoa.
Hrcax5s-H Lord
GrwTraraA--Ivan MaSonsy. v
cossoP ns.-g1 u. LTouz
EHEsgs--T. y. Harrison.
cHzakE1s-D&niei W. Kirk.
EpsxssATEs-GiapdeG Gale.
FLlxnsEpsG-E L. FerTy.
fsfLMAx--G. r. shaw,
Ess1-W. j. shina-
M0sTEsA xo--D- 8. iewiz
NoErH Yxx4MA-Esheimsn Bros.
P0zT ELkEELEs-H. r Price.
Poa7 LrDf0x --Iotss Poole.
rcxT MsBss0x-P. J. Prtzr0ees
PoRr TowEsKxp-N. J. Lssins0G.
PrYxGLFf--ksibsos Il smith.
aKHoux-S. htehek5so8.
sso<lr sLsix-Theo. II Tb0nsot.
ssoKAsk KAgLs-*J. " knight.
sumsEs~vT. II. UarT.
TAeoxs--ysrkssr Bros. tenth and Pacific
avenue First warA-f W walker
wsLIa WkILs--A. NJ. Hart
HRsTxox-Waltef F0gfA
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ACCEPTANCE.

- hereby accept the challenge OF j. %
sImmens. on behalf OF Pietro Arena, for a
wrestling match for $50 per sleie. and
cover his forfeit of $50, deposited wifR the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Co. Il viii allow him
~ pounds advantage IN weight. / viii meet
nim today "wednesday at cIaucy's on
Washington street. at y. m. 10 Arrange
the details OF the match.
PETER SCHUMACHER
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E7oRSAIE
CHALLENGE.

SEATTLE, March Is, 1883.
N, 10 whom II may concern 4 will match
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O'Clock. Visiting members cordially in
yited. Harold Preston, Excellent Prior:
john Wallace, Registrar.
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