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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-04

when the cedars of Lebanon were as seed
all these things are part of America.
are ours, are mine, are yours. There our
brethren and children and kinsmen have
carried the principles of New England,
which are prevailing, and which dominate
from Southern California TO the British
line, and there, on the shores of the
placid inland sea, they are to repeat
on a larger scale. with grander results,
this wonderful drama, which We and our
fathers have enacted here. There are TO
be the streets of a Weather New York. the
homes of q more cultured Boston. the
halls of more learned Harvard, and the
workshops of a buster Worcester. All this
sour eyes and mine may not see in its full
fruition and perfection. but the eyes of our
children who are already born win see it. .
Henry George, the great advocate of the
single tax idea, said 10 young friend :
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-04
$500

White River valley. derlseiy popnlated
and remarkably fertile district Il i Just
such property as viii always command =
good price from the great multitude OF
home builders. who viii gladly give from
500 20 500 for handsome residence lot.
bur who eannot afford 70 pay the high
prices necessary TO secare property in the
larger cities.
Remember, We cannot guarantee tie
present Price TO continue bong. Ii Is sub
lecr 10 advance without notice, and YOUR
safest plan Is 10 gss n 81 cree and secure
the benefit of the advance. Lots are Is feet
front, 100 feet IN depth. The title is perfect.
AT SIS per lot this property Is cheaper than
the adjoining land can be purchased by the
acre in large tracts
Bear this in mind. Every man has had AZ
some time in his experience an opportunity
TO invest small amount in real estate,
which in time would have made him rich.
The difficulty is. rot the lack OF such
chances, but the necessary foresight 10 en-
able one to take advantage OF them. Burn
ish up yonr foresight then and bear in
mind the following facts: Des Moines is
the eutgrowth OF natural demand, and
has never been doomed nor advertised n
-
stores. hotels, schools. 5000 wharf, and
all because the people in the famous Waite
river valley, which adjoins the town on the
east, wanted convenient trading point
and because there was good and growing
demand among large class OF residents Of
both the larger cities for handsome sahar.
ban residence property that was convent
ent 10 both Seattle and Tacoma. And the
81 L. lie ss..n
and enterprise, and are undertaking won-
derful things, in spirit OF enterprise and
push that speaks well for its future. A
movement is on foot to cut or the south
part Of King county and by adding yashon
and Many islands. form new county,
with neS Moines as the county seat, ana
the movement is very popular. and bias
fair TO be successful. There is no doubt
whatever but this win be done in the near
future, and when il is, values will iuran
in q manner that viii make property hold.
ers feel good.
The electric motor line that is to be built
to furnish rapid transit between Seattle
and Tacoma, is surveyed directly through
this addition. the Seattle 4 Southern viii
pass right through the town. and
within few months residents
of Des Moines viii have
means of reaching either Seattle or Tacoma
by twenty-minuta ride. No other point
offers the investor such inducements and
at no other point will money pct into real
estate grow more rapidly.
The accompanying plat shows the rela-
tive positions OF Des Moines and the
larger cities.
Sale Of this property commences at once.
For platS and full particulars call on or
address L. j. Monroe & Co, So Second :
street. sole agents for the Southern Pacific
Land Company for Seattle.
The Bsir-Loonlis Banking ard Invest
ment Company. Ito Pacific avenue, Ia
coma, sole agents for the Southern Pa
cific Land Company for Tacoma
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-04

Among other things Is says. 'Ths basis
~ al wealth is red estate. There Is no
venture in the purchase of Il. You can a.
wava turn Land ard lots into money az 3
fair yziBation. and there are many oppor-
tunislss 70 secure good property a. such
prices that tie natural growth OF the sur
roundings viii always yield large Per
csntave Of income on the inYestment- To
prove this. take the Aston estate, whose
enormous footlags have come almost en-
tirely from an increase IA the valuation OF
surrounding property
five or SIX years will make great changes
in growing cities. and in New York ana
BROOKLYN building lots hare in many
cases doubled in value within the last
three years. At this rate $1,000 invested
when one il n years % are. would amount
To half million when one reaches the age
CT - years.
Throughout the whole Union real estate
is increasing in value and rapidiy doubling
up in price. Every year adds three milE
ion 20 our population. and this increase is
itself increasing Every year calls for
more land, more building lots, more sites
for manufactures and industrial enter
prises Of all kinds, and those we already
have grow more valuable as the q emand
grows greater.
The record Of the past fifty years proves
,,onclusivsly that one needs but 20 in
vest in real estate. whether in large
amounts or small, 10 certainly and
surely increase me amount Of his capital,
and lay the foundation for competency
and wealth No ether method Of opera
ton will so surely aud safely yield s for
tune 20 the investor.
n this be true Of so old a settled section
as New York, how much more strongly
does il apply 10 Western Washington,
land Of much more diversified resources,
and capable ol greater development than
any other section of the Union. land
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THE ART or MOHEY-NlEIHG,
A Science That Is Easily
Understood.

According 60 the New York "Jeurnai."
IL IL No Dfmeals Matter 20 Acquire
Rortans ARyene with Rsasoaabis
csmmss Sense Cma DO IL.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1889-03-06

The Presbytery of Tuscaloosa will meet at
GAINESVILLE, Ala, on Friday, May Sd, at 70 P.
preliminary meeting in the interest of
Foreign Missions will be held on Wednesday,
May lst at y T. NJ and continue through
Thursday. J. G. PRAIGG. S. Clerk.
The Presbytery of Eastern Texas stands adj
lourned to meet at Lufkin, on Wednesday, April
10TH at % P. M SEASONAL RECORDS and Re-
ports are required at this NEE ing also the Pres.
byterial assessment at the rate of % cents per
member. S. F. TEHEEY. S. Clerk
The Presbytery of North Mississippi will
meet IN Water Valley, Miss April 10, at u P.
M. Narratives, statistical and Sabbath School
reports required from all the churches.
j. D LESLIE, 5. Clerk.
The Presbytery of Brazos will meet at Navas
ota, Texas. April 18th, at Z! NJ
W. L. KENNEDY. S Clerk
The Presbytery of Red River meets in Ho
mer, La, April 10th. at Z P NJ.
G. HARRINGTON, s. Clerk.
The Presbytery of Louisiana will meet in Ba-
ton Rouge church. (La on Thursday, April IL
at It +. M. M. B. SHAW s. Clerk
Concord Preebytery will meet in Mooresville
N. c., April 18th, at IL A. NJ
W. W. PHARR s. Clerk.
The Presbytery of Bethel will meet at Black.
stock, S. c., on Friday. April 18th, at P. NJ.
GEO SUMMEY, S. Clerk
The Presbytery of Memphis stands adjourned
to meet IN Covington Tenn. April 18th, at
y T. M. E. M RICHARDSON, S. C.
The PresbyterY of Savannah stands adjourned
to meet In Blackshear, Ga, on April 11th, at
l. M. Q WAY. S. Clerk.
The Presbytery OF South Carolina will meet
at Edgeheld on Friday before the second Sab
bath of April, at IL A M
S. L MORRIS S. Clerk.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1889-03-06

In Bukowina where, says Vienna telegram.
the winter has been exceptionally severe a pack
OF famished wolves attacked the mail coach and
devoured the driver and his horses
Mr.. W. K. Vanderbilt is seeking to obtain
the lease of the house now leased by the Duke
OF Sutherland. The property be ongs to the
royal family
The London Tines has broken down wofully
In Its suit with Parnell Pigott confessed that
he forged the famous letter, and has fed and
committed suicide in Madrid
A stranger has been arrested in Norfolk
charged with swindling several business men by
means Of bogus checks.
The Orkney Springs in Shenandoah county,
Va, have been sold to Robert j. Wilson tor
S22, 800, equivalent to cash.
A sharp shock of earthquake was felt at Ecua-
DOR South America, late Saturday night, and
slight shocks occurred later.
Railroad officials state that 1900 Inaugural
ton excursionists left Philadelphia for Washing
ton.
Most of the officers of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Rsilroad will be removed from Richmond,
Va, to Cincinnati.
The complications over the West Virginia
governorshlp is exciting considerable interest at
Charleston, W Va.
The Afghan forces are advancing from Herat.
and the Emin of Bokhara is preparing to at
tack them.
The Russian papers all adopt warlike tone
IN commenting upon the situation "a later
dispatch discredits these reports.
The Gear has Unexpectedly abandoned his
proposed visit to the Crimea, although every
thing was prepared for it.
At Canoa, Cuba, Senior Modesto RIM was kid
mapped by banditti, and released on payment
of $4,000.
The work of constructing the Roanoke and
Southern Railroad is being rapidly pushed.
Since the 1st of October 9,289, POI pounds of
leaf tobacco have been sold In Danville.
The grave of the mother of Washington, at
fredericksburg, is for sale.
There was continuous rain in Washington
at the inauguration.
Twenty thousand tons of coal were shipped
from Norfolk, Va, last week.
Bishop Kahn, of Wheeling. in an address at
Pittsburg criticised the public school system.
President Cleveland returned to New York
Tuesday and will live at the Victoria Hotel.
Strawberries sell for S11o pint box in New
York
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1889-03-06

Stxty-two new members were received into
the membership of the kirkpatrick Memorial
church, Ringoes ~ j., February 10. Forty
two were baptized. There were several nearly
seventy years of age, and one seventy three.
The Second Presbyterian church in
Scranton, Pa, had an accession OF 56 at its last
communion, nearly all on profession of faith.
The Rev. Charles E. Robinson has been pastor
about year, during that time the church has
had great material and spiritual growth The
new manse is model Of beauty and convent
ence.
In the Central Presbyterian church,
Des Moines, Iowa, of which Rev. DR.. S E.
Wishsrd is pastor, there has been great in
gathering On Sunday, February 10th, eighty
three persons were added to the church by con-
fession of faith
Special meetings have been held at
Bloomington ILL.,, conducted by Dr. L. W
Munhall Already about thirty have united
with the First Presbyterian church and about
fifty with the Second church.
The ohur Oh at Athens, Ohio-Rev. R.
L. Smith, pastor-has Just received into it's mem
bership forty persons, and all but FIVE on exam
ination. Quite a number of the converts are
students of Franklin College.
The CHI uroh at Pratt, Kansas, has receiv-
ed 43 members lately and others will be gath
cred in. Rev Mr.. Glendenning is pastor
At the communion in the church at Kir-
lin, Ind, on February 10Th, seventy persons
were added to the church Only four were by
letter; all the balance by profession. Forty-six
of.these were baptized. Six infants were bap-
tized.
The will of Mrs. Kerr widow of Henry
A. Kerr, of New York city, disposes of $lO2 900
In charitable and benevolent gifts. Among the
requests are the following Lincoln University
$4,000, for the founding of professorship to
be known as the Henry A Kerr Professor
ship, in any branch selected by the trustees of
the University; Presbyterian Board of Relief for
Disabled Ministers, $25 900; Presbyterian
Church Board of Missions for Freedmen, SIS ,OOO
Union Theological Seminary, New York city
receives $4,000 the Presbyterian Board of
Home Missions, $40 600; the German Theologi-
cal Seminary at Bloomfield, N. j., receives $5,-
oo0 and the Board of Aid for Colleges and
Academies receives $1,000; the Scotch Presby-
terrain church. New York, receives $4,000 to es-
tablish free bed in the Presbyterian Home for
Aged Women on East Seventy-third street
Free beds in the Presbyterian Hospital and in
the Hahnemann Hospital are each endowed
with the same amount.
Gradual Growth.-The statistics of our
Church show a regular increase all along the
line. The figures from 1883 and 1888 includ-
ing FIVE years, are:
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1889-03-06
West Hanover Praahutaru

At the request Of the required number Of min
listers and elders, and in compliance with the
Book Of Church Order, Chap. V, Sec 4, par. 8.
the Moderator Of West Hanover Presbytery
hereby calls a meeting Of Presbytery in College
church on Wednesday the 18th day Of March,
1889, at 81 P. M Tor the purpose Of receiving
nnder it's care Robert Miller, a colored candi,
date for the ministry, with a view to his enter
ing Tuscaloosa Institute.
Given under my hand this 25th day of Feb
ruary, 1889. F. D. Ikv1Ne, Moderator.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1889-03-06
Lexington Presbytery will meet in Waynes
boro church, April 18th. at u P. NJ.
r. O. WALLER q CLARK

Doro churchi April 10th, at "a Z. NJ.
r. @. WALKER, s. Clerk.
The Presbytery Of Montgomery will hold its
rext stated meeting at Liberty. Va, on Tues
day, April 23d, at P. NJ. P. B. PR1oE, s. @.
The Presbytery of Winchester will meet in
Shepherdstown, W. Va, on Tuesday, April 9th.
at u ?. M. Tuesday night and the whole Of
Wednesday will be devoted to a conference on
Foreign Missions. J. r. GRAHAM. S. G..
The Presbytery Of Roanoke will meet at
South Boston, Va on Wednesday, May 9th, at
8P. M. II. A. BRowE. S. Clerk
Chesapeake, Second church, Alexandra, Va,
April 18th, u P. M. A. W. FITzER, s. @.
East Hanover, Second church, Norfolk, Va,
Tuesday, April 80, P. M.
". A. CAMPBELL, s. @,
West Hanover, Farmville April II, Pm.
CHAs WHITE s. @.
The Presbytery Of Western Texas will meet
at Goliad, Texas, on Wednesday, April 10TH at
a o'clock z. M, ]. JOHNSON, s. @.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1889-03-06
ECCLESIASTICAL NOTICES
The General Assembly Of the Presby-
terrain Church in the United States

Is appointed to meet at Chattanooga, Tenn in
the First Presbyterian church, on the third
Thursday (l6th day. of May, 1889, at IL o'clock,
a. M. The opening sermon will be preached
by the Moderator ofthe last Assembly.
The undersigned, committee on commissions.
will be present in the Lecture room of said
church, for the purpose of enrolling the names
Of Commissioners, on Wednesday, May 18th, at
8 o'clock, P. M and also on the ensuing day at
9 A. M.
JOSEPH r. WILSON, Stated Clerk.
ROBT. P. FARRIS, Permanent Clerk.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1889-03-06
1888.

The gain from other denominations grows
larger every year (eighty-nine ministers last
year, which is nearly equal to the number Of
deaths. We look for this influx to increase
more and more, of which the recent additions
to Detroit Presbytery from the United Presby-
terians and Congregationalists are signs. The
Presbytery received two Congregational church
es and one minister at the same time.-Herald
and Presbnter.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1889-03-06

TOR CLEANSING, PURIFYING AND
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Sold everywhere Price, Cuticura, Soc; Soap,
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Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases"
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1889-03-06

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COME TO THE LAND OF
BIG RED APPLES

Pears, Prunes, Etc Where the climate is 30
mild grass remains green during all the year.
y. s. census report shows Oregon healthiest
State in the Union. Rich lands cheap. Send
stamp for an illustrated Pamphlet to
mr6-4t BOARD OF TRADE, Salem, Oregon.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1889-03-06

b6S- BABY'S Skin and Scalp preserved and
beauti6ed by Cuticura Soap.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1889-03-06
Northern Presbyterian.

The Presbyterians propose to establish
Deaconess Training School in Cincinnati
The Second Presbyterian church Of
Dubuque received seventy-two members dur
ing the year, majority Of them on confession Of
faith.
The First Presbyterian church Of Ma
comb, ILL.,, Rev. ]. II. Bratton, pastor, has re-.
ceived hity-four members since January 1st,
1889, and others are expected to come in soon.
A most precious revival is in progress
at the Reformed Church at Greenport, Col Co.
N. Y. Fully forty persons ioyfully confess that
they have found Christ, and that they propose
to serve Him.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-27
HOOP PRINTS.
Gossip Concerning Some Famous
Horses, Their Owners and Men
Who Ret on Turf Events.

Gossip Concerning Some Famous
Horses, Their Owners and Men
Who Bet on Turf Events.
Hickory Grove farm. Racine, Wis, j.
1. Case, proprietor. has sold to Hazard
Porter, Linevllle, To-. the yearling bay
filly Phallette, by Phallas. 2:13a4, dam
Rosa Bemis, 2:41. by Almont; second
dam Bloom, by Ashland; third dam by
Toronto Chief, 2:244. To A. V. CARRIER
and w. II. Lightner, Dayton, O., the
two-year-old bay colt Phallas King $3.50,
by Phallas, 2:13M, dam Rosa Bemis, as
above. Both Of these youngsters are
purely gated and show good trotting
action.
THE Winterset. TO-, Speed club has ar
ranged to hold a meeting on July 2, 3
and 4, which brings it just after the
meeting at Cedar Rapids. The club
guarantees $1,000 in purses for the meet
ing. The officers of the club are Eli
Wilkin, president; w. j. Cornell, vice
president; II. Tobin. secretary; j. f.
Leonard, treasurer; 3. w. Brockway,
James Early, A. W. Crawford, directors.
George A. Gilbert, of Ann Arbor.
Mich, has purchased from I'D. Beynon,
of Brookings, OAK, the three-year-old
bay stallion Glynn 6332. by Hamdallah
29i7, dam Lady Glynn, by Alexander
49l; second dam Abdallah Pet. by Alb
daliah Clay. son of Clay Pilot 50; third
dam Lady Morgan, by Vermont Chief.
Jockey Mclaughlin is at LatOnia, and
will make one more effort to reduce his
weight below 100 pounds. If he fails
he will be compelled to leave the employ
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-27
why the Suckers.

Il j. w. Clark, Of the Missouri Agricu
tural college, says: The reason why
sprouts.Or suckers grow at the base of the
trunks OF apple trees Is that at the base
Ofithe tree, the collar as it Is called. just
beneath the surface of the ground ad-
ventitiOus buds are formed from which
the suckers or sprouts grow. Ii these
are cut close to the ground the stubs
left beneath the surface will grow up
several sprouts in place of the one cut
away. so that where the suckers are
simply removed once during the season,
instead of helping the case it is made
worse. Cutting several times during
the growing season will, if continued,
destroy. but better way is to remove
the earth from the collar and roots near
the trunk, to depth of SIX or eight
inches, and cut all shoots off close to the
trunk from which they start, taking
care not to have short stub, or new
shoots will start from it,. If the shoots
can be pulled off the work will prove
fully as effectual. Replace the earth
about the tree after the suckers have all
been removed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-27
Chicago Horse Market,

The following is report of sales
made by F. j. Berry & Co., Union Stock
Yards Commission stables, Chicago,
during the last week: Carriage team, 5
years, 1914 hands, 1900 pounds, $500;
carriage team, 6 years, 16 hands, 1850
pounds, S475; carriage team, years,
1914 hands, 1900 pounds, 1925; bay
driver, z years, 15& hands, LOO
pounds, $50; chestnut driver, S
years, 151a hands, LOO pounds, $3.50;
chestnut driver, years, 16 hands, 1,l50
pounds, s1e5; brown driver. 6 years,
l515 hands, 1850 pounds, s155; sorrel
driver, 8 years, 1515 hands, l.o70 pounds,
S165; 100 horses sold at Saturdays
auction, s14,32O; twenty horses
to go East, $500; twenty
horses to go East, s2,970; eighteen
horses, $3.50; forty-siX horses retailed
for city use, S., lao; draft team, 6 years,
16 hands, 3,1oO pounds. 1925; draft team.
5 years, $500 pounds, $40; pair of
chunks, 6 years. 151a hands, $500
pounds, 1855; draft horse, 6 years, 164
hands, 1850 pounds, 1925; draft horse, 5
years. 16 hands, 1850 pounds, s205.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-27
Some Of the Ages Of Man.

EpOCu.
Old Homeboy-There. there, my love,
we shall not quarrel. You and Nellie
go ahead to the opera and excuse me to-
night. / am such a foolish old home
body, but somehow cannot enjoy any
thug half so much of late years as stop
ping quietly right in the house nights.
dare say it is the clean and slipper'd"
pantaloon age creeping over me. shall
wait up for you, however.
Old Homcboy (once more, but an hour
later)-Ho-ho! boys; so glad you came
so promptly. Did you fetch the bones,
Jerry? Good, lad! Just scoop the traps
off that round table and drag up the
chairs. Why. / actually feel like
school boy. Divide up those chips and
select banker, while away to the Gel
lar to, look for labeled cObWebs.