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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-11-01

PEABODY INSURANCE co
WHEELING, w. VA,
ENSURES against loss by Fire and Light
Il ming Rates reasonable Losses prompt
ly and satisiacthrily adjusted. The leading
Co. in West Va
CHARLES N. HIETT, Agent,
Aug. 3. North River Mills, W.. v
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-11-01

cHEv tHEaE's PiUos. ne Great To1ee,e a.
VIE" udotsi-Prics 10 Cts. AZ au dSroofsss
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-02-05
nortakigE.

Having purchased Of brown g. Hos
kins their interest in the Undertaking
business, I aiu now prep"icd to attend
to all cnlls in tbEt limo. I will also nt-
tend to tho repairing and upbolatsring
OF Furniture, etc. Shop on Commcrcip,
street, next door TO Brown & Hoskipp'
old stand.
6-S. n. F. PETREsoN.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-21

II the president shall approve the
admission bin ~ he will. unauestion~
ably. we shall have . hot political
year. Between now and the LIST Of
December next. a period OF nine
months. We shall have an election for
members Of constitutional conyen-
ton. an election 10 vote upon state
constitution and . regular state cleo
ton to chooye state officers and mem
bers OF the legislature. Also con-
stitutional convention and legislative
session--not to mention numerous
party conventions With all these
evenss the political cauidron viii
indeed 'sIise.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-21

Settlers have been pouring into the
northern tier OF territories in such
numbers OF late years that there can
hardly be said 10 be frontier now. and
Indian border troubles viii now he re-
garded rs exciting historical incidents
Of the time past. The outbreak at
Arice. Montana. Is one Of the last
flickcring sparks in fire which, be.
ginning on the Atlantic coast with
the settlement of jamestown. has
spread over the entire centiaent and
IL gradually consuming all that re
mains OF an Indian race or civilization.
The North has been burned over, bat
now and then inilammahle material
In some untouched spot is ignited and
naomentarsiy bursts into flame. emily
to die out for the last time when the
fires have hurriedly spent their force.
Hard as may have beeu the fate os the
savage Of the American forest,
Caucasian civilization aud progress
could have ordained no other siterna-
tive than gradual extinction. for
the inferior will always retire before
the superior race. OF this The
American people are convinced and al
this day they are in 40 temper 10 hear
OF the march OF empire being resisted
by the ola-sime bloody Indian meta
DDS. The nation viii eudeayes 10 a.
sist and protect the Indian. hus OUT
breaks only hasten his DETERMINATION
and viii not be tolerated. The right
may At times be ON his SIDE. bat he
has shown himself TO BE worthless
individual. the jury Is pFeiasigesSi
against him and he viii always less
his case.
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takes place. The Germans first held
him . prisoner on bozrd ship, then
hurried him OF 10 Nex Guinea. thea
allowed him to rusticate In cameroons.
then carried him to Hamburg and, ~
last move. shipped him back to one
Of the Marshall islands where he re-
mains. one Of these envied individuals
In whom the interest u three or four
great NATIONS II ceuf<re<i.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-21
Cherry Street Tax Notice.

The tax levied by the CITY Council in The
district created BY Ordinance No. ss5. -
provide for the grading Of Cherry street,
from Fifth street 20 Thirteenth street. and
constructing sidewalks on Goth sides there
Of. IS now due and payable ~ the Office OF
the city treasurer. All taxes not paid within
FORTY DAYS
OF the FIRST publication OF this notice viii
be declared delinq - penalty OF per
cent added. and interest az the rate of 10
per cent charged.
w r FORREST. City Clerk
First publication OF this aotice February
% xx<a zf-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-21
At Public Sale!
LOTS In THE FIRST
RAILROAD ADDITION
TO ELLENSBURG.
OFFICE OF GESKsAL LAND AGENT
n p r r Co.


TACOMA. w. T.. Feb. 1, 1889.
Notice Is hereby given that the n. p. Il,
Il. Co. viii offer for sale at public auction.
on Saturday, the I'd day of March, 1859, be-
ginning at IL o'clock a m, the following
described property owned by said com
pany In the Firs. Railroad addition TO the
city OF Eilensburg, Kittitas county, Wash
ington territory. 20 w.t.
Blocks and 5, lots TO s In block s:
blocks Z, 2, IL, IA. IS, 10. lots to IL, block
n; blocks 23, "a. Is, q, . and 70; fractional
blocks A, b, c. ID, and lots 5 and in
block L. Terms OF sale, one-fourth cash,
balance in three equal paymenfs-four,
eight and twelve months from date OF sale.
Interest on deferred amounts at the rate of
per cent. per annum Sale will be held az
the Office OF M.ssrs. Stewart, wilkins a co
corner of Fourth and Pearl streets, ElIens-
burg, w. T. Plats of the aforesaid railroad
addition viii be foHnd at the General Land
Once OF the n. p. K. r ca. at Tacoma, W.
T.; at the immigration 0ffice of the N. p.
X. X. Co., corner of Pine and First streets,
Portland, Oregon; At the office of Stewart,
wilkins & Co, Ellensburg. W T., and at
the Office of A. A. Newbery & Co.. Spokane
Falls, w. I. For further information apply
to PAUL SCHULTZ. O. neral Land Agent,
Taeoma,eW T.
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England i making q mistake By her
meresless arrest and imprisonment Of
prominent Irishuen and she seems 10
hare 70 conception OF the words ex-
pediency or policy. The recoIlecs.ons
Of indignities now inflicted viii be
treasured up by this and the next gen
Grafton, rendering the hatred In the
heart OF the Irish only more intense
and making union, other than the
unnatural one by armed force. an ut
ter iaapnssibiIity. ,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-21

ElgcTIos OF oTsscEEs--At the annual
meeting 81 the Western Washington Bible
society. held last Tuesday evening Ia the
~ Y. church, the following officers were
elected 10 serve for the ensuing wear Pres.
fdenf. Dr.. Rufus willard secretary. ir. q.
Willis Price. treasurer, Il. II. Denny: ex-
ecutiye committee. W. H. Reeves, A. r.
Bnrweli, q. Willis Price. j. A. Could, X. III.
Denny, Albert j. Forest, ID. b Ward, James
FARMLAND. w. r. Pillman.
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City Treasurer's Notice.

THE CITY TREASURER Will. PAY on
i presentation the following named war
rants
second street, ordinance So. all old issue
and up 20 and Including No 10 OF the
new.
seventh street, ordinance SIS, up Ia and
including warrant No. is6a
Tenth street, ordinance sst, mp 10 and ia
cfadsng warrant No. rs of the new issue,
aud al the old
south Eleventh street. a-t1fnaace No. sss
al old Issue and ap TO and including war
rant No. I5s of the ew
No interest will be allowed after fhis date
]. PARKER. City Treasurer.
Feb. =, Isss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-21
NOTICE

OF a meeting of the Stockholders OF the
Almond & Phillips Foundry Company,
for the purpose of increasing the capital
stock of said company
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ stockholders OF the Almond Il Phil
lips Foundry Company, by the under
signed, all of the trustees of said COM
paay, that meeting of said stockholders,
VIII be held ri the offiee of said
company In the city OF Seattle
King county, Washington Territory,
on Wednesday, the 9TH day of February,
issa, ct IL o'clock in the forenoon of said
day, for the purpose OF increasing the cap
ifal stock of said company som its pres
ent amount of l20 shares otto eaeh eli 0o0l
10 1000 shares OF 500 each 600, 600. All
stockholders are requested to be present.
EEAs. H. ALMOND,
W. y. PHILLIPS.
trustees OF sale almond 4 Phillips
Foundry Co.
Dated Seattle. ". T., December .. fSsS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-21
Public Sale of Real Property.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned executors of the last
viii ef James Crawford, deceased. BY au.
thority of said viii, viii sell st public aue-
tion al Seattle. King county, washington
territory. in front of the Puget sound Ma
tional bank. in Occidental square, on
SATURDAY, THE srH DAY OF MARCH.
A. ID. 1859.
beginning st the hour of IL o'cInek a m. OF
said day, sll the right. title and interest
which the said James Crawford had al the
time OF bis death, aud which his estate has
since acquired By operation OF law or 9th.
erwise in and TO the following described
real property, viz:
CITY PROPERTY IN SEATTLE
/. Lot 4, block 81. in D. s Maynard plat.
? Lot :, block ). In Judkins' addition.
dition.
I Lots II AID II. block Is. in Hsnfora's
sddltion
$. Lot 10. MeSaaght's extension to Jud.
kins' addition
G. The north half Of lot 4, In block 90 G.
d. Eoyen's addition
: All o. blocks and in Bellevue adsff-
ton. except lot IL. block No. l.
:. Also tract commencing chains. 20
nags north OF sN. corner of So !. OF sec.
4, twp. q ~. I. T., thence east S chains.
thence north 4 chains. - links, thence
inks TO place of beginning, being also
known Is the " Of Wheeler's third ad-
eisavn
isLAxp COUNTY.
Lots 3, aud 5 In sec. rs, twp. 9N..r2E
Also, II the same time and place, the un
ssersiSnea. as administrators of the co
Partnership estate Of Crawford Il Harrinx
ton, will sell all the right rite and inter
ess whIch said nTTa had at the date OF the
eest Of said James Crawford. in and 20
she f9ll0w ing described PROPERTY, wig
!. The sH. 4 and the y. = Of Ne = OF
&c. e and lots ?. 8 and 6 an1 the & y Of
tae sE = Of SEE - in twp. . ", RI T., In
King cCunfY.
2: The Ne 4 offhe NE Z and lots 9 and
gt sssc- 2. twp % ~. 2 w.. ard W. = OF
81 = Of secs "a, tap. % S.r3N
Terms 81 sale. 10 PER cent cash 81 tine OF
sale balance npol delivery deed shin
Is aAys thereafter. For further particulars
apply 10 sae uEdessgnes 90 20 II. G. strive,
attorney fos the sstaie
A A. DENNY.
p X PERFORMANCE
Executors Of said viii sue Atsusulssratozs
81 ssid 60 F&xfn4FshfrL
~tsft1e. ~ r.. Feb II. 1858.
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Notice to Contractors.

AEALED BIDS viii ~ received hv the
- West seattle Land aud lmnruyeraerss
EcFn pany up To noon. FeeTnAry 18th. Tor
The erscssna OF dwelling ho1sss in wess
seattle. Plans aud Specifications can h.
seen at Office = Butler building. CoEaparay
reserEins fse right 20 rt3eet any and a.
bids EcElcs required
NJ s BATES. N8raxer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-21

At Washington Yesterday the house
II Representatives adopted the report
4 the conference COMMITTEES tpreyi-
ousIy adopted By the senate, By which
lie territories Of Washington, Mon
tsna. North Dakota and South Da-
lkota VIII be enabled to come into the
Union within the present year. Only
de approval OF the president is now
lacking snd this he cannot withhold.
Indeed Il may be regarded as settled
that statehood is at hand at last.
II, A. 10 cannot doubt, thepresident
shall approve the bill, We shall have an
elsctisu on the 9Th Of May for mem
bers Of ! convention which viii meet
on the fth OF July to prepare
state constitution This
instrumsnt will be submitted 70 the
popular vote on the 1st Of October,
md IL II shall be approved the terri
tory VII be admitted by executive
proclamation. There viii be stiff
Client time after the proclamation OF
admission 10 hold an election
for state officers. member Of
congress and for members OF the leg
inlature: and for the election by the
iast-named body Of United States sen
ators who viii take their seats upon
fIae assembling Of congress in Decem-
her.
This iardy act Of justice on the part
81 the Democratic congress comes a.
5 forced put and too late to relieve the
party Of blame for is treatment Of the
territories. As long as II was possible
The territories were kept out OF the
union for reasons purely political. and
thay are now 10 be admitted BY Dem
oorats only berause In another month
The Republicans would do IL. The
Democratic party can have no just
claims TO credit for an act Of justice so
long delayed and to which 1t has been
forced by fear Of political consequences,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-21


Respecting the tide land dispute. II
u matter Of great importance that
no disposition OF these lands be made
which viii not involve harmonious
improvement OF the city front, suit
able to the necessities ora port Of trans
shipment. At San Francisco where
the docks are built after a uniform
plan. easy and cheap transfer OF goods
from one dock to another Is secured
by passage between the docks
and the adjacent private warehouses.
The way + not only open but the
business OF transfer il facilitated by a
donbie-track railroad operated solely
for the convenience of shippers. 1t
VIII readily be seen how such plan
affords advantages as compared with
. go-as-yoa-please no-system under
which each water front owner OF les
see builds after plan OF his own with
out reference 10 connection with other
docks along the same harbor line.
San Francisco does a heavy business
in the way of transshipment. Large
quantities Of Chinese goods. the whole
product of the North Pacific whaling
fleet. the prodaet of the Alaska seal
fisheries, with salmon from the Column
bia river and grain from Washington
Territory and Oregon these goods in
vast quantity go to San Francisco for
transshipment by rail or ocean And
there they and the dockage arrange.
msnts admirably adapted 10 the neces-
mites OF the business. There Is no
noeds ~ ut Portland. to haul ships
cargo by aray loads up one steep
"slip and down another 10 effect a
transfer fsom one place OF lading to
another.
In competing for the business of the
Pacific. as We shall ia short time. II
win be very important 10 have every
possible advantage and among these a
systematic dockage system Is mat
Ter not to be passed over rs trifling.
Our chief competition for general
commerce will % with san Francisco
and we should mske tfahSship.nens
here rs easy, expeditions and cheap as
thsrca matter impossible to secure
excepting by uniform dockage sys-
fnna
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-21

At whatcom. Tacoma ard other
points on the Sound tide-iand grab
hers are almost az active as at Seattle.
They have located ''oyster claim" by
the score and planted forests OF piles
IN the hope Of acquiring claims TO
preference in ease these lands are sold
when The territory becomes a state.
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FOR SALE.

z20xi20 feet, corner Fourth and Wall
streets Large residen and livery
stable; three buggies and five sets of bar
ness, etc. Price 81, 600, half cash.
Los and 2, block ~, Sarah A. Bells addi-
ton, 1850: $500 cash, balance time.
Four lots, block 81, MERGERS addition, on
the motor line.
Lots and 2. block Is. Eerth Seattle addi-
ton, 5000.
Lot Z. block u. North Seattle addition,
$500.
Lots and 4, block 81, Denny's third addi-
ton.
House aud lot on Box street, 6 rooms, for
$500, 1890 on time.
Ten acres at Kirkland. 5000.
Fifteen acres in section ?, township g,
range east, 3Se0.
Fine farm at Redmond, improved, 60 acres
bottom, $50 per acre.
Ninety acres on Mercer island. one-third
mile water trent.
EPlER q WHITEHEAD,
Room IL. Union block
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Mataata. whem large Asiorssy of
she samoan peopie deeidei shoaid
insa sseed the aeposed Msliesoa. se.
aires = that he viii rule til she tsnse tie
borne. u monarch Is brought h4s1
ted "a The place thar Justly
N. Old Maiietoa will
Of tbs worsl les&re
= wished for ssg3nl
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BORN.

slMET--At kayennA Park. February II, to
the wife OF George H. simey. q daughter.
PHELPS--iu seattle. February lS. isss. 20
the wife Of G. Il Phelps. . daughter.
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e66 -
Room IL, Union block.
Depot Street Extension

TAX NOTICE.
The tax levied by the City Council in the
district created by ordinance No s2s 10 pay
for property condemned BY the widening
aud extending of Depot street from Bis
marck street To Broadway. and the expense
of condemnation proceedings, is now due
aud payable at the Office of the city treas
urer All taxes not paid within
FORTY DAYS
OF the first publication of this notice viii
be declared delinquent aud penalty OF
10 per cent sdded, and interest at the rate
OF 10 per cent per annum charged.
ISAAC PARKER,
City Treasurer
First publication of this notice February
10. isse, l0t
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Hase your magazines. music,
And law books Bound oasboeau-
esalty et Y. Antnouyso DJ0oosy
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

nFFfcE OF BIRD & DoRSBACH,
" Architects Bids wiz be received as
this oalee ap 10 ncaa Of Monday, FeorR-
&rx =, lssa. for the excavation of the lot
on The southeast eoFner FroEs and Spring
ssyeetss Tor the ives s0ry stone and brick
block Of Mr.. g. b. Hosyoke
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NOTICE.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NoTfEE Is hesehg gSvSa thai the CO
~ partnership aer9seforx existing Hrssax
tAe Sra SEzue ~ Aarrfsea. 9ss-eF 4 Rlx.
3 Esssz, - tue E.se Sc aa9 P3ras S~unss SFsss
" aFkSs Aszs ks-e&t. seattle, i Tits ss&w -.
ssslvess sSy smntaSs e4Susxnf III. Ritter { q
hlxFa&nn assures g.. sfeaes aud VAL eossx
al azatssassSssnS asc@axsfs us said esa.p6ge.
n<rshs1A
JAMES NoGagSox.
Il RITTER & E5xMA&x
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE = HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the es partnership heretofore existing
Assssss The hgm nasAe ~ shan Ks 4 Swafnrs3.
oa1uS real estate an4 igxargace business
~ Feosn II Inso8 as9rk. seattle W T. IA
saas iss dissolved hY mEtusi cozssHl
H&kRY T. swAFFuxo.
FEB. y L.sS ID NJ eaAsks
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ASSESSMENT ROLL.
Rainier Street Grade.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
I the assessment roll for the grading OF
Rainier street. from Florence street 10 Yes.
lea avenue, and constructing q sidewalk on
both sides thereof, has been flsd wita the
undersigned. Clerk OF the City OF seattle
ana further notice Is hereby given that
said roll Is open 20 public inspection at
the Office Of said Clerk. in the City Hall.
and viii remain open for inspection until
FRIDAY. MARCH LIST. lsss.
Az 80 o'clock p. m. and that all persons
feeling themselves aggrieved by any such
ASA ssInent may apply "a the Common
Couael Of said city 20 have the same cer-
rected On said March 1, iss9, az 20 o'clock
2 m, al their Council Cham Der. In fae City
Hal W. r. FORREST, Clerk.
Date OF rrst publication. Feb. Is. tssa
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THOMAS qOwHN
Consulting Mechanical Engineer and Surveyor


and s whoever may PC into nsw alteration
"A. var
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The Second Term Of this year begirs
February 4, 1889.
The success of the present manGgts-
ment is shown by the fact that the
number OF pupils attending has more
than doubled since the beginning of
the year.
TRUSTEES.
Rt. Rev. !. a. Paddock, Rector.
w. D. Tyler, w. p. Prichard,
Rev. l. n. Wells, Fred'c Motlet.
Pupils may enter at any time, pay
ing for the balance of the term.
For terms and further particulars
apply to
ID. S. PULFORD. Head Master.
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y. pARhINsON.

4 RGETTECTN CALL AT 0FFgcg AND
~ spT aeSzEns for residences and bal
neee eeeekA Enom - SQutresa b3oek
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D. youss. C. Of r. 1880

DHILEMoN PRI0RY, NO. 81 X. X. A. f.
i e.. holds its regular meetings at
Olive Branch Hall ON the first and third
Friday evenings of each month at ESQ
o'clock. Visiting members cordially in
vited. Harold Preston. Excellent Prior:
John Wallace, Registrar
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MARRIED..

H0PkINs--ALIsEk--At Tacoma. Wednes-
day, February .. lss9, Miss Rowena
Allen, OF Tacoma. 10 Mr.. X. u. Hopkins.
OF seattle
FISH HouGHT0S--At the residence OF
the officiating clergyman. iohn r. Da-
mon, seattle. February 10, Mr.. William
J. Fish and Miss susie Y. Houghton. ell
OF King county.
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mtNTEn-ro RE,r.

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:" ANTfn--fo af>E, s ~ Ea AZ 49,
" esesss4 hossesa iaass wtsAsa ssxh
taiaes Of fsslaslec Aa4eas L x. :, sAfs
czssee
w ANTEp~ IN A Mgg aASEs EtAts "
" sa3 tssS ~ IN sasIzsh Eaesflg A..
3vsss T. " 1Ags aszse
"ANGEts -.A FIVE Oh TN Air0N
W safusshFss ~ anfNF2isAesi kssssss.
ses=' Ia Sso-t Fsag Ws5l ~ ezsA IA, a
ssAslzasAsss isx fEaas street,
NANFklt~ YfENESNEn R0ua w8TR
" t~sAns ssE spaglxszAa @&d aftse xss4
&s& Tan q sssvseFEet AGsrass stating
ss.sst.aa as.i sesnss. - 3 "a Hsx "a
Esra8I
- 1kAYkIa ~ 1fiREE Aktss.s< yzSake
: VA - se@ AFsssss ssa sefasaE4sS ssess 4,
II. =. tbssles ssaaar
IAkES te OK ~ fsaAgF IN saxsTfs
4 sssssls, aae a4sk Las kzsFxe sAssxr IS
ysssa CID sseA. Esssr sssss. corner Ys.sAsss.
srsaae asa Fsaysa s.xss~
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

SOCIETY NOTICES.
MARINE ENGINEERS BENEFICIAL
M Association, No. s., of Port Townsend.
meets the second and last Thursdays In
each month. at s o'clock. I'm Masonic hall.
DEGULAR COUNCIL OF SEATTLE
h Tribe No. Q, ]. o. 4. NJ, every Tues
day evening az 5 p. M, In X. of r. Hall
opera House block. Visiting brother
cordially invited
y @ MITCHELL Sscher,.
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FoK SALE

LOS SALE = AZ ESTABLISHED AND
4 pzFsrx fsHssness IN . Hcurishinx rail-
resd town eleknFEs the only re&Ao1 fog
selling Address Fosto6sfe Boz -. sAea
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-04-27
A Way to Treat 1t Without Causing
Swelling.

When person gets sprained ankle
the physician usually has the ankle
painted with iodine and the patient is
kept in the house week or ten days.
A physician who treats such an accident
in different way relates case as fol-
lows: 81 went over to grocery store
and got pound Of common soda. Then
l gotta pot of boiling water, put it in a
tub and put the soda into it. Then I
got some wooden rags, dipped them in
the solution and wrapped them around
the injured member. I wrapped dry
cloth around on the outside, so that the
steam could do its work thoroughly. /
changed the bandages every Is minutes
and had his nurse do the same when
went home that night. When ! called
next day my patient was all right. 1t
would have taken two weeks for that
iodine to have done its work. A pecul.
iarity about this treatment is that nc
swelling remains and that the flesh is
not even discolored"