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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-03-22


Inspection VIII Pc made OF an STATE property
IN Ihelt posse -lUh
H. an i"iul' p3raGc, py company Hu-
tIoIiHc,l ~ ~''i .' |iV oI ne rev l'cu 7'ttuitS
VIII De helu on IhUlSdny. May >, In tine town
NHGfe Sllu cor 'p1nE Il incdttu.
~. ne seci o! or Iisht arIlItiE, locateu aJ
.NNfWich lihi\cr-ltN' iS sprclhIlN oN'mpte,i from
lNe operation OF the preceding MfH."phS',
, ~. company cofnmander, VIII be partlcu-
lHr 10 hp'iN an members ol thelr c"nlnll'
3i ine au3Ne plraues M lht mRMhtf proNldeu
ny aW' ne muster and piN-roiS I9r ie Two
uals l may ne con9ineI n one ana WiiIi ne Ior-
MStHcu TO irE.-Gen. W Iiham H. Gilmore z.
NJ General, when competed.
BY commend Of hi, cXceilcncy.
WILLIAM j. DuLlNGIW
Governor aad commandments
Adiutant and ln.pector general.
Official.
". -. NRHENL'
...,.. -'.,.,'',. '','
ApI1-T ,vr tNn ITs%r(,rnii nv. OFFICE.
Burlington, VT, March -, 1850.
"Gner9I orders 40. {"
thr bnttory nf i1t riiI' ,f tI ,' Si,
Guard. having volunteered for duty in city of
Ncw York; at the washington centennial pa;
anJ TAN fr If ~ f VI hii',d rrmrn and
battalion as may volunteer their services, arc
hereby ASSIGNED to duty with their respective
pri,,dr ,oo,1 ,,iui,,, ,roorlo,f
commanding the brigade. viii assume com
New York. and during thc time they may re-
main in the city. He vii. issue such orders a.
if ,n i ', ,,it
Briladirr General WiIIiam II. Gilmore. trra--
ultr' IN reEaru 10 tranop"rla t9n ana supplies
formed by he troopg. inc,ding the name, Of
all who participate therein, will be forwarded
10 t4g adlilan, General once as soon a. plac-
Hv commaud Of his excciicncy
WILLIAM =. DILLtNGuAM.
,r-..-.... Governor and commander-in-chlef'
i''f'i,9Fi 43int9nf ~ and ~ Il insncctor general
Onicial
NJ. D. t'RErNL
Assistant ""du'ah' general
iiop'Seu 10" VI we SUNS v"
Sow ~ ++o po,,ol,,+i'',, i, No,,. Vorl, POM
.,.I,.,,,io AND Nav. Tor.o,. on1 in Wow nf
tha arrroanh;,9 tO0+b onni,.n,..,I.v of the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-03-22

is better to-day. Her throat still troubles
her and she is not able to receive visitors.
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NEWPORT, Vt, March l0.-Jom O. Nc
Keen, well known and popular hotel CLERK,
dropped dead in the postotllce this evening.
He had been clerk at the Newport House
for several years
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-03-22
Veterans 9Ist Anniversary.


awarded the contract for making the Stan
nard statue, which will surmount tho Yer
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WASHINGTON, March 19,-The president
to-day sent the following nominations to
to the Seneate: To be associate justice OF
the Supreme Court of the District Of Colum-
bia Andrew c. Bradley of the District of
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-12
Dog Without a Brain.
Wiener Medical Press.

Wiener Medical Press.
At the last meeting of Ger
man neurologists, held in Baden
Baden, Prof. Glotz, of Strassburg,
reported a most remarkable exper-
pertinent. He cut out, in two oper-
ations, almost the entire cerebrum of
a dog, leaving only the cerebellum
and small portion Of the base of the
cerebrum. The animal lived for fifty
one days after the last operation, and
then died of pneumonia. The remarka-
bic part of the experiment was the
influence it had on the dog, who,
few hours after the operation raised
himself on his hind legs, put his
paws over the side of his box, and
looked inquiringly around. He
could walk, eat and drink and would
chew any food that was placed in
his mouth. Walking and sleeping
alternated naturally. He was rest
less before feeding, but afterward
would become quiet and sleep. A
slight touch would awaken him from
sleep. Hearing, taste and smell were
of course absent.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-12
VIM. RADAM'S MICROBE KILLER.
Is List Of Patrons Constantly In
oreasing In San Antonio and
L..

is List Of Patrons Constantly In
oreasinR In San Antonio and
Throughout the State.
This medicine is unexcelled as q
blood purifier and appetizer. 1t Is
very pleasant to the taste, similar to
an unsweetened lemonade.
Used for catarrh, it has a fine effect.
Those who use it recommend it to
their friends, and are loud in it's
praise.
Consumption, when the patient is
able to attend to the ordinary affairs
Of life, yields to its magic influence.
Asthma has been cured in many in
stances, in fact, wherever thorough
trial is given.
If you have chronic neuralgia give
the Microbe Killer a trial. We can
cite you to many case which it has
cured.
Try the Microbe Killer for rheuma-
tism, sick headache, etc.
Sold exclusively in San Antonio by
Richard Gehlert, No. l Commerce
street. Price So per gallon.
Note-Be careful to get the genuine
article. Since our great reputation
has been established, you can find
plenty OF medicine in one gallon jugs.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-12

why do you buy solid silver? Sill
yer inlaid costs one fourth the price, is
guaranteed for twenty-five years, and
will last a life time. Elegant silver
goods, superior steel carving sets in
cases, just the thing for presents. We
are sole agents for the Improved"
lamp. Headquarters for house fur
nishing goods.
WAGNER & CHABOT.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-10-12
DhTT'C For Fine Drinks.
s. O. BALL. g Main Plaza
Menger Hotel.
a. KAMPMANN, Fl. W. BRoWDEh
PROPRIETOR. CLERK.
The LEADING HOTEL IN
The SOUTHWEST.
ALAMO PLAZA. SAN ANTONIO.

Faving been thoroughly oyerhauled and
renovated throughout, is now the largest and
most complete Hotel in the Southwest. Fine
billiard and bar rooms attached. Hot and
cold baths. Large sample rooms for COM
mercial men. Patronage of the travelling
public solicited. 1O-5-6M
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MISGELLANEOTS.

4 HATTgEM 4 COMPANY RENT
~. stores, efsiees, houses, aud deal in
business chances. Leweliy n Dodge block,
room T.
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restores - pssce vith0us injusy -
sny one. The reas0n for this . Or
viors. The dsseesive repsessnts Only
one u the parties TO the dispase. and
hs- presence anysrs and inHasnez the
adhersnss a. the othsr party The
national guar.isnsn, howevsr. eiad IA
the fsnisfar hise uniforrs - The
United states army has no Interest IN
th~ dispute He represents the gos-
ermm<nt. . poser higher than esther
Of The disyatAats. and his mission i
TO protect lie and property He is an
impartial guardian Of the psare, AID
his mere presence usually .osers an
gsfea feen and brings them 10 their
senses.
I'll 10 Ie hope.E that Mr. kinneaf >
idea ull. a~ fasorahsy acted On By the
convention The state OF Washing
ton shoaid be allie aud wiling 10 far
sisb all nsesifai protection TO life ard
property within is borders without
the assistance Of armed guards or
usercsssr5ss of any description.
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II viii be- remembered that when
the block selected a. site for the
courthouse vas soId 20 the county the
owners agreed 20 give possession By
August ist- since the sale. however.
some complications have arisen be-
tween owners and tenants. which rem
der IL dossbtfoi whether this agree
nient ran he earned into effect 1t Is
10 be hoped. however. that osners
and tenants alike vii endsavor 10
carry out the terms ct sale 10 the let
ter. The need for county buildings is
immediate and pressing. and this GER
talniy appears 70 be ease in which
pubic spirit should step in and qaiet
the Claims Of seif Interest. The county
should be in position 70 begin build
ing operations ~ soon as possible
after the first Of August.
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a MkRIroRIous rRorosar.

No proposition which has been
made in the constitutional convention
has been, or should he, received with
greater favor by the people than that
Of John X Kinnesr 10 prevent the ase
OF armed companies OF so-caIlei detse.
lives In the state of Washington.
In recent years curious business
has grown up in this country. This i,
the organization 81 armed bands AZ
men To he hired cut 10 ,he highest
bidder In case Of trOab.e of any Kind
These men are generally known AZ
finkerton's detectives, though maas
Of them have 30 conaec; ION viii, the
finkeFton detective bureau. They aye
usually heard u most rrominsnt.v in
labor troubles. where they are en.
r'eyed 10y mill and mine oaner, ar
hy railroad eomPaaiss. "a protect
Their property fron threatened Vie.
lenee. In such eases sAe.r sesl IN ,bs
Interest ol their employers often ,rs.i.
them 20 take a. sciiys l,ars in the Bis.
rase and they are ase,i. act h ,r.,,...,
property, hu, 10 l1un5late ths .,,tt.
erS.
The Inherent sis. aa>nesS ~ ,h3.
practice is too ris;n SO REQUIRE ,s.re,,.
straren. The state. ami the ssa,e
alone, shepsd protect the lsss AMI pssp.
ersy Of lis ei!lseBs ia times # taftu.
ieaee and r.ot with vel .errsn>
ised force ~ mgltsa. is .honla - Asle
aad wiline 10 preserve the ,.ea-e II
MI Times, Under no eircutnStAncsS
should party to a A!spase be permit
srd 10 call D. iheif assistance e.>8s ot
artaed uaea she are thofouzhiv .rr,-
seonsshls and Who cav sllseisn,s asts
IA their eusr.oyers. When these Is
rsAsonab,e ground t. lsar thsl He az
property Is IN danger the ssa.e ,lae,{
tu'ersesr, aFsi through the >asvs ss.l
MS deputies, and. s. thgs - nss s,.f.
Assent, ,ar.ega shs fcsalssis ,,r~...
isezi militia
IL Is Fact ~Aieh hs> ofs.. a..en
ce'aia~nsed aFon that ia sassvs ~ 49,.
ealeaee The appearance AZ &C. =.
sesuses slinest isvartaisy ssaa. :,
vse'ease and hleasssl.Sa. ~Asls an. -.
tesranee "A ussis nsl quarts as..e..
certainly qaiess sae disturbance au..
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e. J. HOLMES, NJ. d.. PHYSICIAN AND
cs surgeon. Office Colonial block, sec
ond and Columbia streets. Once hours.
1880 10 Z a. M; , 20 and &. 3 pm. Teie-
phone Ne. IL. Residence, Yesier ageuue,
between Eighth and Ninth streets, Tele.
phCne pTt
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/ NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. = TIE
~ Builders Material Company have
about perfected arrangements 10 promptly
deliver "a customers rab5ie ami dimension
stona. common and pressed brick, lime.
cement, plaster, hair, lumber trough and
dfcssedl, lath and shingles in any d. red
quantity. Temporary Office in The Fair
! tent, 7os Second street.
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FYHG WESTERN MILL COMPANY AT
l Lake Union is prepared 10 furnish
Kindred sash and q BoFs, also glass, hay
ing "a large stock CA hand. and al lowest
prices.
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nR W. NJ. HILTON. PHYSICIAN AND
Il surgeon, room Is, Colonial block.
-. WEED 4 CoE 20. A. WEED, a.
IL D.. r. II. coc, II. d. ply sle!sus and
surgeons Front near Union. DR.. Goes
residence, Coo Pie street. Oifiee tele-
phone, No. /. ir. Goes residence, tele-
eph0ne Us.
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Na.IETF NnTTTf>

I.tRATERStTl iDls7E 80 gsER e.
L p. Elssss sNeys fAasstsg sstgsl1S az ,
gtssk 4E s&e - e. ~s1ztsle g.sb<a :, ~
-esyf1a AZ E1gsa& sTx - tAe4 ssis as E5ssl
ss&sssflas sFv reFssA s. sns sess ~ sstass&
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NOTICE.
seattle. Jaly L. is@.
Notice.

UUttCos
To the stock holders OF the Home Fire
Insurance Company Of seattle:
Where's il is desired - increase the cap
isal stock OF the III sme Fire Insurance
Company of seattle, therefore the under.
signed, being a majosity of the trustees oi
said ess1npaisy. hereby call Al meeting OF
the stockholders OF said company 10 be
held on Monday. the 18th day of August,
isSSs, at the hour Of 5 O'Clock, in the after
moot OF said day. al the company elite
in the city of seattle. for the purpose OF
considering . proposition of the said
board of trustees duly adopted ST meet
ing of said board, held June Il. 1879. for
the increase of the capital stock OF said
company from the sum nj one hundred
Thousand dollars 20 the sum OF two hnnc-
red and fifty thousand dollars.
john L. HoYT,
BAILEY GATzEsT,
II. g. STRIVE,
NJ. ID. BALLARD
~ =. STEWART,
JACoB FURTH,
THOMAS T. MINOR.
Seattle. ". T.. June Is. lss9 Trustees
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isLAsTEk DECORATIONS. III. MUIR
! ply viii reopen vita an entire new
stock Of plaster decorations in poigt's
block, Front street, between Vine and
Cedar stree :, July |: electric cars pass the
door. architects and builders please call
Il leave orders +. u. box t0s, seattle.
Wash
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L4NpsrlpF faIRnEsEex

l. o sa sAsgg3., sAoaI aogTI-
IL. fGsHssl axSsts 81 SsazaS. GIsSAp
ea@ssF n 1s--tAssfssape xrxssIssxr1xs
szsa eEsEI messing Typographical savssxs
sssfs. gzsss sT@ucs sss fssssss. sae sxxsssx ,sas
az 20 a. SEzvase xsoaaas asss censsexses
ss11E1.Gx - Esoieza xsx:ksss.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


OFFICE or CoNPTsoLIEK OF CURRENCY,
WASHING ION. June q. 1859.
WHEREAS. BY satisfactory evidence pre-
sented 10 the undersigned. il mas been
made 10 appear that "Tbe Washington
National Bank OF Seattle" III the city OF
Seattle, in the county Of King and terri
tory of Washington. has compile with al
the provisions of the statutes of the taiteti
states, required to be complied with before
an association shall be authorized 10 COM
mcnce the business OF banking.
Now therefore !. jesse ID. Abrahams,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller of the
Currency, do hereby certify that THE
Washington National Bank OF Seattle in
the city OF seattle. in the county OF King
and territory Of Washington. is authorized
Ia commence the business of banking as
provided in seetioo fifty one hundred and
sixty-pine of the Revised statutes OF the
United states.
In teStimes V whereof witness
my hand and seal of office
this 9Th day of June, 1859.
>sEALy J. ID. ABRAHAMs,
Deputy and Acting Comp
troiler OF the Currency.
No ftSl
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FOR Rf.tL EsTiTE.

INoR sALE-lo ACRES LAND MAR
i Green Lake. II \. Pratt. The Fair
I.NOE .sALE~5 CHOICE LOTS NEAR
Il cable or ius'allmeass. II. A. Pratt,
The Fair
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l. luHt e ga3t creees awnFr Csa haze
sssie ef esltapz A. tESs pffsrl- pTue.ES
So xaershsy AEsa saving ser tAss nsS fsss-
10 Nn-OHA Ss}SNEL HORSE. FtEE
u FEa-s esd s y sse e1Sl aaa s,ss.t fSes
selEAG $50 psagf.sis- hssa.fe1 rn 5rfs
>1ausslaf Nstk e%sl6se ssrgts. asFugr esn
&ssp tae sazsE ~ S4eFssz pFaEsris asf
EaEelF
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AT ) PER GENT,

Both principal aud Interest psyable
monthly az the rate Of SIS "a per III .sS
borrowed Ten shares entities you To q
loari Of sleUa; 70 bidding for money;
don't par nenf any longer bur call for IN
formation on W. o Franklin & Co. room .,
Sewlin block. Columbia street. general
western manager for the American Build
iDg. Loan and Investment Society OF Chi
csgo.
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E>rRa

SEkAN kls SuETa Same
= bFaa s.a sos w aiss sEas au gsts -
shits $3.50 sa sesAss ard "a - a. sbars
kssa 1t~A ~sns rsss $50 ~ &sa s. g.
ss - 80 - s7resf
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81 fssftJssTfoz .TEAA4uIP All
nsiSgfzt, Fassak seFsa. rsasser ssrrg.
k1s fFsk-t sTsss passengers 3s rsssassss
Fats. sSsi s&H fesSa ga rszssssssa,s 20
-.sHa5 f<sFts- : A HssAsss at
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49,
r. a4kd.AEZ5s. Rooms = siasl c. MS
VI fFaaf street. xosee essifarss. I,sesss.
gsatAss e.sssstaoas Fhysse1l eulfase class "a
q. IA e&t2rst8ys -
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ID CALLING as TIE TINS az.
ID - NJ. A&ss hfstge asa sase-ss kS1s8-
axss isssssa - s=zf-srs&-ess
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JEuEgFgs

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~. maker = new laesfzsl 90 he $50
s5ae q fbissl sfsNst. heswsen James As.a
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ID rasEs Z. *c~ssn h'eeek ssz-gssef sxssys,
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IbpNF 4uA NSENn- Jt'EN 3. fsse THE
trm of ofAtes. Nsyer 4 slazaen
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a. frtsfi sotE.
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CROOKS CLARK --At TarsrEs, July y, by
Rev Lsnsael III. Wells. HF. wm Crooks,
81 whaicom, 10 Miss Anna ". Clark. Of
shskapee. MInn.
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