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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-05-22

1t is a curious outcome of what ap-
peared at one time a bellicose situation
in the Samoan waters, moralizes the
Chicago Times, that the elements rise up
and drive the warships of Germany and
America upon the rocks, destroying them.
They encountered a force in nature more
powerful than either of them and sinking
into the yeast of waves are seen no more.
1t was an appalling disaster. The En-
glish, with their usual good luck at sea,
were not sufferers.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-05-22

SIS there any crime, outrage OF brutality
in this world that a woman won't forgive
in the man she lovesTNasks the New York
Mail dHd Express. "Hcre's Mrs. Bohau.
the poor creature whose brute of a hus.
band coolly gouged out both her eyes last
tall, visiting and caressing him in the
prison to which he was sent for his mutila.
ton of her.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-05-22
HOUSEHOLD AFFAIRS.
MAKING MAYoNNAIsE.

In making mayonnaise stir the yelk Of
the egg at least a minute before begin
ming to add oil. The oil must be added
drop by drop, one drop to every one or
two circuits of the spoon. When the
mayonnaise becomes quite thick use few
drops of vinegar to thin it, then more oil
until sufficient sauce be made. The
vinegar should be very strong. When
made, the sauce should be kept cold
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-05-22

Thomas Ewing Sherman, the only son
of General Sherman, now studying at
Georgetown College, District of Colum.
bia, will be ordained Jesuit this summer.
lie launched out into the fashionable life
of young of his station, but suddenly
retired from the social world to enter
upon clerical career.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-05-22

It is significant, thinks the London
Ne,cs, that the Germans have recently
thought it worth their while to detail to
their American legation ''technical at
tache, with the prescribed duty of
watching the new experiments in nipple
ments and means of warfare.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-05-22
A Big Board.

A short time ago IL. Herman, OF New
York city, sent an agent 10 Scottsburg,
Ind, to purchase a large white oak
tree, which measured twenty feet
in circumference. lie paid S75 for it,
and at once set to work TO get out as
large a board as possible. The tree was
ripped up by means Of % cross-cut saw,
and a board ten inches thick, five feet
two and half inches wide at butt, and
five feet wide at top, and thirty-two feet
long, was hauled TO the depot and loaded
on flat car 1t required two yoke of
oxen and eight horses whole day to
move it one and one-half miles ON "a
broad tread wagon. The board was
shipped to New York.
Canada has increased the export duty
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-05-22

1t would seem, remarks the New York
Ae'es, that in the Spanish Cortes at Mad
md the question of selling Cuba has been,
i not discussed, at least referred to, as
Wherwise there would' be no cause for
the'emphatic declaration of the Spanish
Minister of the Interior, that a'spain
would never consent to sell Cuba to the
.kpite'l States or any otlf& country and
there was not wealth Mgugh in the
hole universe to buy even lee smallest
rtion of the Spanish territory"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-05-22

In Toronto, Canada, through the ef
torts of the Humane Society, work of
humane literature, compiled by the So.
ciety, has been adopted as text book in
The public schools.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-05-22

Seven nations have debts much larger
than America, and the obligations of
IL, "a and Egyp, dsC.c vel up toward
the American sum. The debt of France
is five times as large; the English debt il
four times as large as ours.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-05-22

II is estimated that the value of the
land contained in Central Park, New York
city, which originally cost Sc, 500, 600. is
now worth, at least, over 800, 900, 600.
The maintenance of the Park costs nearly
s400, 900 a year.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-05-22

Nothing is more apparent at the pres
ent juncture, states the New York
Graphic, than that the Italians arc stag
gering under quite as heavy a load of
taxation as they are able to hear.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-05-22

The total cost Of the Paris Exposition
Is expected to be 1000, 900. The
Government contributes the greater part
and the city of Paris most of the rest.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-05-22

Senator Stanford, of California, offered
700, 600 for Kentucky Prince, and this,
recording to the Spirit Of tic Times, was
The largest sum ever offered for a horse,
but il was refused.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-05-22

Japan is now constitutional mon
nrchy. lis progress toward liberal gov
ernment has been by gigantic strides.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-05-22

Belgium is as convenient to p. al
offenders of France, as Canada .u.
boodlers of our land.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-05-22
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
DAWN AND DUSK.

I.
Slender strips Of crimson sky
Near the dim horizon lie,
Shot across with golden bars
Reaching to the fading stars;
Soft the balmy west wind blows J
Wide the portals of the rose;
Smell Of dewy pine and fir,
Lisping leaves and vines astir;
On the borders of the dark
Gayly sings the meadow-lark, ..
Bidding all the birds assemble
Hark, the welkin seems TO tremblel
Suddenly the sunny CLEANS
Break the poppy-fettered dreams
Dreams Of Pan, with two feet cloven,
Piping TO the nymph and faun,
Who. with wreaths of ivy woven,
Nimbly dance TO greet the dawn.
Shifting shadows indistinct;
Leaves and branches, crossed and linked.
Cling like children, and embrace,
Frightened at the moons pale face.
In the gloomy wood begins
Noise of insect violins;
Swarms of fire-hies flash their lamps
In their atmospheric camps,
And the sad-voiced wihppoorwilI
Echoes back from hill TO hill.
Liquid clear above the crickets
Chirping in the thorny thickets.
Weary eyelids, eyes that weep,
Wait the magic touch of sleep:
While the dew, in silence falling,
Fills the air with scent of musk
And this lonely night bird, calling,
Drops a note down through the dusk.
Prank DempSter Sherman.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-05-22

Negotiations have been resumed with
Spain for a renewal of the treaty OF com
merce with Germany.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-05-22

Canada has increased the export duty
on logs 81 per 1000 feet.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-17

New York city has AZ last been
brought round 90 the point of
resentment by the publication
oil over the country OF giacs
against her "proverhial Hitter.
ity." The Ts,bsss comes TO the BE
Tense with spirit Reviewing all the
old sneers If eoafesses that the money
Tor the pedestal Of the Barthulii
statue was "a little slow ia coming -
bat that the explanation was 10 t.e
found largely In the lack IT popular
admiration for the work aud SYM
rsthy with the idea As executed rather
than in any want Of patriotic feeling.
As FOR the Grant monument. IL SAYS
that the committee Ia charge long ago
explained th&. Il was making no effort
to collect funds. because il proposed
first 10 deeide upon plan Tor the ue
mortal, matter requiring careful
thought and investigation. aud loag
preparation, adding that energy et
the sort that soald lead h hasty and
crude decision wouij he utterly ,is.
s,rnetise 81 the virtue OF she move,
inent. When the COMMITTEES l. Agsss tn
make definite announcement es It's
plans ard the cost os execution, the
money will be ressiv.
Toward The end OF its article enc
Tssessse grows emphatic
Ns~ Nask "slaSss pFes xfbl&}ly tlltts
crsif' Why, tbs eeusFssiKs af Ma NoFs
is proyestsial sAseaghcss the t<,an4s e
civilization n he.Fsss iazxViy sa pas shs
city al t'hieAso Ga q iess after sAa NTSas
hre, and sne Newspapers ~ thai sity hsfs
since ress.ia this practical sguaae4hy v IA
.aasinsai snesEs. The ae~Fal Asaa ~
>e~ Yofs has s.sss she eass sss ~ sgsvseae,f
cat u sAe starving p.sas Ea Ireland. the
victims 81 fslsaw lAsk Ia tAe ~ "a. e. slss.
city af CAsfseskeza. 3esaslssssi hs uAftA
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-17

NOTICE PROPERLY uNNkRs, apfID-
~ erS and arcAsgce's-~ There visa ~ =
pwslie lest given AZ thr corner ~ Cherry
aHlt second ztrecss On SATURDAY evening.
August n, IT o'Cig-ak j. u Ger tsSffssx the
rtyrtts IL The New York flrs Preset Faint
20 $ Naicaa paints and snfegfk t.ieSlraf-
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-17

ofSieE of COMPTROLLER oF CURRENCY. (
WASHINGTON. lane e is>s.
WHEREAS, BY satisfactory evidence pre-
sehted to the nnderSaENesi. Is las been
Iaaue % sys~sr fha; THE Washington
National bank 81 seattle" in the gltv az
Seattle. "a the eonaty 'of King and terri
totS OF v asalR stou. has esssapliei with ali
TIE provisions 81 She statutes at ghe U6sfea
states, reaaired a. b. complied with before
sn association sasil r.. aathaFized 70 com
iReittee &i4r hBslusSs ct banking
Npw therefore !. jesse ID, Abrahans.
i'epaty and Acting Comptroller of the
taFreneF. 80 hereby eegfifv INA. saTks.
y 9Shitigiea NaGksuzi Bank az seattle. in
sAe rity e seaIt's. 10 tae e0aEgy 81 King
sf4 trsT1t"fT 81 Nssala ssoa, Is anft0rsE-sf
- cara FeRsscs ths business az taukguK -
provided in seelssta fisfg -oue hundred sna
slKsy-Hiiae IT the Rex isra statutes OF IT,.
United states
IN tsstlmr7 whereof Aitnsss
ny b2pa ard sea OF Office
fhss 9Th tiay 81 Jane, i~Ss
6~sA4 J. u. AEEAHAxs,
Deputy sud acting Cssmp-
tFoiier o. TIC JafrrasrY.
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The sstsoa ~ fss Cas.g.auas sashs.r
uses IN issnssss saIsssss iaF aAs arrest
% J afss FsFid ca charge II sassss plsslsy
IN TIE killing u gaaxs Gefry. i
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can b sscsfsAi1s>i lasax~ sasasas ssssns
rawisy y she killing sunsssssss ia sss.
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NoTIcE-To THF srocKHoIpyRs az

NoTicE-To THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
~ the Ruilaers' Material Company Of
seattle, Whereas. n u desired Ia iaefeass.
the capital stock Of the Bnilders' Material
Company of seattle, therefore tue under.
signed, being majority al the trustees OF
said company, hereby can q meeting @;
the stock hoiders o. said company, 10 De
hsli eli saturday. she 9lss dsy of August
ls>S, At the hoer of 10 o'eloek In the murn'
Ing 81 SAID Gay, al The cempany's Office. IN
M. city 81 seattle. foF the purpose az con
s'ssefing proposition Of the sid board OF
trustees duif adopted as a meeting Of said
board. bed Jaly 5, iSS'. for the Increase 81
the capital stock u ssis company tom ne
sum Of s-1,.so 10 the sum OF sloo.UQ
b. L CLAEg,
= T. HASpsAgKR.
II, T. PEkRSE.
Trustees
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ISG1STMENTS.

DARTige HAVING MONEY TO INVEST
viii a., vel 10 call At the Office OF the
Puget sound Mutual Building and Invest
ment Co. sol Yesier avenue, to inquire
into their system OF investments; shares
are now for sale in buildings 10 be erected
4 n. ~ f,sf.iy
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-17

TN THE PROBATE COURT OF KING
1 county. Washington territory-ln the
matter of the estate of samuel Denny de-
ceased. No. SD. order 10 show eauseo on sale
of real estate.
John William Denny and James Me
Combs, executors of ttp las. will and tesla
ment of Samuel Denny. deceased. having
fiied their petition herein, duly verified,
PRAYING for sn order of ssle of a portion of
'he real estate of the said decedent, for the
partases therein set forth. and IL appear
/, unto the court that ssif portion sells
forth ali the necessary facts Ia authorize
a sale OF said real estae e, II Is therefore
ordered by che court that al persons iutrr-
csfei in IN. estate OF said deceased apItear
b~fore said prDbste court q the 5o.h day
of July. iSc9 a. III o'elo u m OF said day
AZ the c0Drt room OF said probate court at
the court house in the city OF Seattle, and
then and there show cause, II any they
have, why an order should NOT be granted
20 said executors to sell So much OF the
real estate of the said teceas q a. shall be
necessary Tor the purposes set forth in said
petition.
IL is further ordered by the court that a
copy OF this order be publishes al ies<t
four Successive weeks ia the SEATTLE FosT-
lNTgGifsESCsR, a ewseaper pr nt~d and
published ard at general circulation in
said Ming county.
Done In open court this 18th day OF June.
fSSs. RICHARD OSBORNE,
Judge of said Probate Court
TERRITORY 0F NASHISGToN,t
COUNTY OF kISa.
/. Richard Osborne, judge and ex afficio
clerk of the probate court OF said King
eoan'y do hereby certify that THE foregoing
i q futs,true and earreet copy of an original
orfser 10 show cause, granted by said pso-
bate co9rt on the islh day OF June. lsSs, in
the nistier OF the estate ssf samuel Denny,
deceased
In testimony whereof. ] have herenn1o
81, my haad aud affixed She s-.sl OF our sa5sl
PROBATE court this - \ eav of June. Iss9.
seal RICHARD OSBORNE
Judge and ex nssicio Clerk OF the Probate
Court OF King e0aaty. Washington Ter
rttory.
FIRST publication June -, lisa
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CRY NOTICES.

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ owners of property frou;ilg on South
second street in the city OF seattle. kiug
comfy. w. r.. that the beard of appraisers
duly appointed 10 assess the damages aud
bea. its resulting from the widening and
IS 'abl.shing of said South secopd str. CO
under ordinance No. l loa OF the said city
OF seattle. viii be in session on saturday.
room ia the rear of the sberiff's office in
the county building in said city vi Sc
attle
said meeting Is called for the purpose of
listening Ia arguments OF said property
owners concerning the matter Of the con-
ANIMATION Of real estate appropriated
unde rsaid ordinance No Lice.
J. II. MC;igaw.
tggD GaH>cH,
M. II. HuaHgs,
Anyksxs IA
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NOTICE.

To the stockholders OF the Guarantee Loan
& L ust Co., of Seattle;
whereas, il is desired 70 increase the cap
ital stock oi e Guarantee Loan Il Truss
Co. OF seattle, therefore the undersigned,
being majority OF the trustees of said
company, hereby call meeting of the
stockholders of said company 10 be he'd
on saturday the eth day al September. lss0
al the hoar OF = o'clock In the afternoon of
said day, at the company's Office in the
city OF Seattle. for the purpose of cor slider
lug a proposition of the said board of trtis-
tees. daily adopted nj meeting of said
board. held July IL, 1889, for the increase
Of the capital stock OF sad company fron
the sum of fifty thousand dollars to the
sum oi two hundred Thousand dollars.
L. 5. J. HUNT,
T. B. DOWNING,
J. u. L0TMAN,
G. II. Hebron,
ID. n. BAXTER.
Seattle July u 1~Sq
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quiutd with All bids
rI,HE BOARD OF COUNTY CoMMlS-
1 sicHsfS OF King county. Washington
Territory, will. on or before the second
day Of september. isS9. al 40 % o'clock A.
N 81 said day, receive at the auditors OF
ncs IA ceattle, plans and spccsHcat 0ns
aud details aud proposals far courthouse
aud jail ter said contity, 10 he erectei ou
site furnished by said county. la The cify
OF seattle Ia said county OF King, said
proposals ass Ia eNce$d one hnufiFesl ard
eighty Ave Thousand giSA,ut9l dollars
Architects submitting plans. specifications
aud details. must have their plans. etc.
accompanied by che uF more .Fs,EsssSAls
from responsible e@usrse ofs, each of
which proposals must he accom- panied rs
: band with t~o ~ mere lesssl saFet5ss 81
5 certified check aO a LEGAL esak. "a the
amount II ien Thousand gie,eol dolisrs
guaranteeing thai. in the event oi the
ss&Td being mace 10 them, thry = II enter
tfio = contract ana bend a. Required ty
fsw tht ssgaui 81 eoausy coslaislis s'saeserx
reserves The right a. Ev5csg any aud All
plans $na Proposals So unlimited EaT any
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ApCIETl NOTICES

I>RATERSlTY LODGE, SO, O., l. o u
II r., meets every Thursday evening at 5
clock, In the hail % seattle Lodge, North
seattle. All members of fhes rider in good
standing are cosiisily invited 10 stiend
IF. COMPTON, n Il.
n EEItDfaG G@nsx
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DIXIE STREET TAN NOTICE -TaE
1 TAX levied by the city council In the
district created by ordinance No. 1865. 10
provide for the Eradiug al Pix. street from
Front street to West street. aud construct
ing The sidewalks thereon, Is now due and
psyaole at fhe Office oi the city treasurer.
All taxes ndt paid within forty days If the
first publication of this notice viii be de
cared delinquent. penalty ei per cent.
added. aud interest az the rate OF 10 per
cent. charged.
G. ". fRgRIs, City Clerk.
First publication of this notice. August
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To THE
~ property owners on Front aud Com
me rgiai streets, seattle, that the board of
appraisers appointed by the city council Tor
tire assessment of damages and benefits re-
sultiug frafa the widening aud siraighten-
ing Of said streets by city oriiasnees viii
receive claims for d images. In writing.
caused by widening said streets iii the ed
Of August. 1879. az the Office Of Frank Ham
ford room 8. Ncwlia hiock in the city 81
attic ALrxASDtR ALLEN,
fRASK HANFugR,
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NOTICE TD CONTRACTORS.

NoTICE TO CoNTRACroRs-Blp
AZ will be received Till August II. fer
the building of a iwo-stoFy tenement For
plans call AT l.Sl7 Iesler avenue. W g.
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