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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-29
TOUR OF HOSPITAL WARDS.
A Number OF Pneumouia aad TT
phoid Fever Cases

Providence hospital yesterday contained
lis cases, most of whom are on the road to
recovery. Twelve persons were discharged
during the week aud about the same mum.
Der received. The new cases were cases OF
pneumonia and typhoid fever, diseases in.
eidcnt to the hot weather.
G. +. Hartman was received yesterday
morning from SnohomiSh. Yesterday,
while removing bark from logs al thai
psaee he was severely cut in the right
shoulder by an ak, which slipped from the
hands OF a companion. Tie wound was
dressed and Mr.. Hartman viii soon be In
working condition again.
Grace hospital contained yesterday.
eli shtesn patients. most nj them afflicted
with typhoid fever. Al ia the hospital
are satisfactorily progressing Thos. King,
brought TO the hospital Friday, suffering
from cat in the right hip made by saw
while he was working in mill on Salmon
boy. is now resting easily aud viii soon re-
cover.
Peter Olsen, the man who was found In
de.irious condition on Denny hill last
week, was taken 10 Grace hospital aud not
10 Providence as has been stated
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PFLx TnS WINNIE
- stds loses heas Swimming
Hare ~ a Few Feet

\ ss.z ming ugstch took place al Lake
, i-0a az n yesterday afternoon between
N''rss Pea sad James Edwards TIE
'Sa'ea yas los s-s3 a si'ie. ash over e
coarse '~o sad half mles IN leu2sh. ex
itl.t41g ifai5 F-a.nt $50 81 opposite 50 sre
= 'se AZ r. ine tast5ouse, AZ tue esd a.
ae faN'@f aat teiz ggea lie EaKfcs. .!...
ea.Aas ais sstst 70 @&s3t ~ about ttsslF
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49, ~ &c l4rassl evsg 80 the wlaasr to'
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ONE ANDONE-FIFI'a FARE
FOR ROUND I,kIp.

NV ~ u ~ ~ A IL
Good from purchase till August Is. Take
receipt for fall fare Ia Tacoma, which
countersigned ny samuel Greene, secretary
at thautsaqEa, and pre- sentcd AT the ties OF
ofhce at Tacoma, VIII turn yen at one.
ii IN fare.
CLARA BROWN leaves Seattle for tn.
grounds anu Tacoma Monday, We ness.sy
aud FRIDAY a. n. M. Returning. leaves
iAcoina Tue day, Thursday aud saturday
az l 20 p. m Excursions evenings a. AT
seriised. Fare, zoe for the round Trim.
WASHINGTON leaves Seattle fYesler's
wharf Tuesday. Thursday aud SATURDAY.
9.6o a. m, Tor The grounds aud Tsooma. re.
Turns same day; leaves Tacoma u. m. and
grounds p. M.
AlRHA NEN leaves Tacoma for gron ads
aud seaitie at ) p. III. Monday, Wednesday
AZ Friday.
o. X. u y. boats leave Tacoma essh sav
except sunfsy 81 10 a. m. for grounds.
ieaNe seattle &C p. m: Ocean donk
j, IAN flsif grounds ard return any week
day for thirty days. Address
n,,. REN. D J. FIERCE, Pres.
Ekf. sAM'L GREENE. see
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BisENITIks.

Front street LOT in the very heart II
business centre for sale for three dfys
$50 $50. Crawford Il Conover.
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~ Important Decision By Pro
bate Judge Osborn.


HsOeAte Judge 0xknrn hss rendered thu
1et1ou1ng oysnson In She rsAssef OF tase 80.
eaae q 6afuh b. Yesles. decreased, ugxss ths
S0Ofton Of community property. which
- ben IA litigation in the probate e0slrs
1uf npanc tine.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-04

Nr. Brewer is a pioneer in the
printing business. but left it some
years ago 10 enter the grain business,
in which lie has been very successful
It does the Younger members of the
profe.h good to meet such men. for
the heroic days Of wore are past and
the modern edition of the knights Of
the stick and rule know but little
about them. when each devil before
he graduated had to serve an ap2reu-
ticeship at pounding glue and molas-
ses, take care Of the editors baby, if
he were able to support such a luxury
saw wood. make ires and sweep out
the Office before six O'Clock in the
morning, and only wish for the day to
come when he could assume the posi-
ton Of editor, advertise the circus
for free tickets or drink beer with the
.Kunnel' and be called Major. boss
the boys around, aud have a cub
black his boots with printers ink,
brush his Sunday su;r IF clothes with .
turkey wing that n~eightor Thompson
made hiina present OF last muster
day Campbell Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-04
SPLINTERS
Up by Chief Reporters In
And About the City and County.


Mrs. L. H. fo'' "ome ifoih TIE
el
Inc oes' corn nuSSeF soap Is s''a
by Deyo.
Jim Sawyer has been quite sick
tbs week
Nr- Maxwell o. Iowa Is visiting
win T. L. funcS OF Llne township.
Look OUT fer 4 high toned wedding
soon. Madam Rumor says it will "e-
u soon.
J. {. Brooks VIII have a big stock
sale, October -, at his home near
Otto, Neb.
Af-hr al me fair grounds FRIDAY,
created a li.Fle fun aside from the
regular program.
Alittle child Of Re-. Tarcafts got
lost FRIDAY out was found near eve
min. at the depot.
!. \. Tullevs is in Washington
this veek ATTENDING the Grand con
cIave Of Knigh, Templars.
Miss Rose E.mi-h has accepted a
nositio, wirb B VI. Ynunc & Cos.
drv goods house. a. clerk.
Ne u.n;o S.oulso IF 81, J,s..
California. a niece OF Mr.. l.. II. Fort
= VISITING in the city for several
weeks.
r.,,L Kio, ror,b- ,orr,
.~uo;un ,ba hoots g o,rc-ao-
IL Will
,,
"
VI Sam 'iii'cr- "h'ie s'acAlhS La!
q o'heR ID. was oa'is 'nJufe1 os
oe'ng MT win ''.' '''' the @"
fier ~hiie le'''nS ooHn-
"Iammany Hall, or a Night In
Bazzard Ro0st, would make a
thrilling title to political romance
Of several chapters. La, DocAy!
In another page of toeay's CHIEF
will be found several columns Of in
terestin5 taole-work, figures, &c,
from the pen of our worthy county
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-04

After mature elaboration Henry c.
Scott decided not to be an indepen-
ier- candicl,e for sheriff. alth"r- b
he mad many warm solicitations Of
support from friends from all parts of
the county. Henry is a strong and
ardent republican and would not in
jure the prospects Of his party by an
independent run for sheriff. His de-
cisiou was certainly wise one.
During his four years of of: du-
ties as sheriff he has made many
warm friends who would have been
glad to have seer him secure the
nomination for another te, m, but in,
asmuch as he WAS not successful in
the convention in securing the nom.
nation it would have beenun wise fol
him to come out As An Independent
candidate. az least under the cream
stances.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-04
RQckiQ.A ArHica NalYe.

Tie best save in che world for cuts.
bruises. sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
so-e>, tett r. chappel hands, cbiibiain>.
corns; and ali SKIN eruption>, and
positively cures. or n" pay required.
II Is guaranteed to five perfect salts
faction, or msney refunded. Price
25 cent. per boz. For sale by Henry
Cook.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-04
FARM LOANS.

l have the agency for ten different
loan companies, and can give you the
benefit of any Of their peculiar plans
If making firm loans. Therefore
can make a farm loan quicker and at
lower rates than any other agent IN
Webster county. l make option
loans or straight loans for l, ,, 3, I, ),
6, or . years, also on first class city
property. Compare my terms before
placing your farm loan. and saw mon
ey and regrets. q. ". BARKER.
Rear Red Cloud Natl Bank.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-04

The following marriage license were
b. Judge Sweezy in the month
nj Saptember 1889.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-04
Related.

Owing to the fair and the tax list
TIE CHIEF has been thrown behind
this week two or three days, but will
be out on time hereafter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-04

Every once in a while . "shover of
the queer" is taken in, in this neck o
the woods for plying his trade in bo-
gus coin. Thursday night Sheriff
Scott had two or three young fellows
in tow for that offence, and they were
treated to a cold reception in the new
steel cells in the county Jail. A
couple of the fellows proved their in
noeence and we're released, but a chap
named Heller from Burr Oak will
probably 60 to Omaha for an inter
view with Judge Dundy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-04
Come in and see our ne~ line Of

.inxare, Lanterns, coffee mill, aud
agate ware fresh from Chicago and
81 Chicago cost. Perkin, oil -s,ad.
u. = i:E..Yp.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-10-04

The American Building and Loan
Association of Minneapolis, is now
represented in Red Cloud by a local
board Of which the officers are. Jos.
I'G.e, t;Ce.G-4;; ;. n. SeI.. secIG-
tary; and l.. II. Deyo, treasurer. This
company offers good inducements
either TO intending borrowers or to
those who would invest their MONTH;
savings with a view to the accumula-
t,on of capital. Mr.. L. H. Deyc has
authority to take applications for
membership and receive payments
and VIII give all necessary informa-
ton to those VINO are interested.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-09

Tho New York World lately caused
the suicide Of DIR. Brewn, formerly q
prominent physician of New York, and
IN expert on insanity but who had
himself become for time insane, and
had buried himself In the seclusion Of
IN Indiana farm, for the sake of the
rest and quiet that he knew were
essential to his mental condition.
Some fellow got hold Of his story and
hsshed 1t up for sale to the World, which
printed u In testimony Of its enterprise.
We have not yet heard that anyone
about its Office has been sent TO Jail for
the ofiense which should he done TO
satisfy justice. DR.. Brown killed him
self when the tale was told finding that
there was no rest for the weary and
heavy laden.
Still later the Brooklyn Eagle caused
the suicide of q young man by printing
. felse gtoHy about his trouble In getting
shis wife, 1t was not tale that could
have beglh expected to produce so serious
Seaul1; but as 1t was a false tnle the
journal that printed it must bear the
responsibility for the result of its wrong
doing, and the party guilty of the publi-
cation should receive severe punishment
And now we have the Philadelphia a
P,css publishing statement about the
health Of Mr.. Randall, which his physi-
clan declares to te an outrageous lie. -
We reprinted NE statement of the Press
% the condition of Mr.. Randall's health
N . matter Of public interest, and we
assumed that il would be safe TO SUP.
pose that the Press would be reasonably
careful to make correct statement
upon the subject, II 1t made any. There
N NO good reason why it should hare
made false statement, the facts being
well within its reach and we have no
hesitation in saying that the responsible
party in its Office should be punished
For this publication, which DR.. Martin
says has done Mr.. Randall harm and
Tor the additional outrage Of sending a
reporter to his residence at one O'Clock
10 the morning to disturb his rest. Who
can imagine anything more worthy of
c0whide than that fellows back?
We have strong laws protecting the
people from libelous publications; and
yet they seem to fail of their object. 1t
y not that the law is not there for the
service Of the injured, but that they
do not invoke 1t. Somehow is il
not tho fashion 10 hold the
n.wspaper to account for its falsehood ;
or to empty q pitcher upon the reporter
who comes to the door bell at one O'Clock
IN the morning. The individual suffer-
ing y endured with resignation at the
hands Of those who serve the public
With news and provide 1t with opinions
But such reckless performances as
these we have been commenting upon
viii tend to dispel this patient endur.
ence, and to create healthy sentiment
which will land the wilful newspaper
Mar In Jail or at the whipping post /;
where he ought to 60.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-09
(eanecticut's Secret Ballot.

Connecticut has held an election, in
Swhich she has tried a modified Aus
tfsllan ballot system I; and found 1t to
work very well. It's chief requirements
~ that the ballots shall be printed in
uniform style on official paper furnished
~ the state; that theyshall be distributed
within the polling place as well as out
SO by paid officials; that ticket peddlers
4nan not approach within a hundred
~ u the polls; and that booths shall
provided for voters, in which they
10y Be secure from observation while
lociug and sealing their ballots in oiii.
81 snvciopes furnished by the state.
IL the Australian system no ballot
&en oe had outside the booth which is
- chief point in which the Conneeti-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-09
! rANOAsTER, PA, October Q. 1889.
wanted. An Esrthouake.

A psw reservoir in east Paramount
park, philadelphia, was formally put
Into use ON Tuesday and that city now
hes . reservoir capacity Of nine hundred
million gallons. This is about nine
hundred gallons to each citizen. The
reservoir capacity Of Lancaster is six
million gallons, or less than two hundred
gallons to each citizen. Philadelphians,
however, are not served with mud In
place of water, and IL this element could
be allowed for, the comparison would be
even more unfavorable TO Lancaster.
II IL one consolation that the mud of the
Coneetoga is said to 'be healthy. while
the notorious impurity Of Philadelphia
supply is Of a more dangerous character.
Philadelphia water was comparatively
ciear and they did not need settling
reservoirs 30 much as a purer source Of
supply. Lancaster water, when not
muddy,is remarkably pure and we have
needed 4 settling reservoir more than
anything else. II is an impressive Illus
tration Of the wonderful ways of city
councils, that Philadelphia should be
denied the pure water she wants so
badly and given the reservoirs she did
not need, while Lancaster is denied the
reservoirs she needs and given water
works she might have waited for.
Lancaster has not shown due appre-
citation Of the partislity Of nature 10.
wards her. When not muddy the
chemical purity of our water is remark
able, yet we take 1t with mud. The
natural drainage and position make
the city exceedingly healthy and this
natural advantage is made prctext for
getting along without board of health.
There ID no natural limit To the spread
ing Of the city in any direction and
ground is comparatively cheap; yet
most of the houses are built In solid
blocks close 10 the street and we have
no public park. We Justly boast high
average Of intelligence, but have no
public library. This is the richest agri-
cultural county In the country and our
agricultural fair are among the least
Important. We are built on hills Of
limestone, and there are quarries all
around the city of every shade Of quality,
yet we pave our streets with stone so
worthless that 1t speedily turns to mud
and dust. We do not have very many
people injured, 30 we do without an am
bulance. We are In no danger from
foods and have been spared cyclones
and earthquakes but II Is about time
for Dame Nature to lose all patience
with us and give us vigorous shaking
mp TO better frame Of mind.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-09
HOOPS sARsAPARrLLA.
- WEAK WOMEN

owe 70 themselves duty 70 take Hoods sarsa-
parillA, In view Of the great relief II hss given
those who suffer nom ailments peculiar TO tho
sex. BY Purifying the blood, regulating impor.
tant organs, strengthening the nerves, and ton
ing the whole system, 10 restores 70 health.
LIKE A NEW CREATURE.
~ have been for years trying 10 get help for
that terrible general debility and weakness 90
common 20 women. within q year I have
taken ten or twelve bottles OF Hoods sarsapa-
rilla and the bcneht derived from It's use has
been very great am now feeling like now
creature after suffering 80 many years." MRS.
r. n. Ross, Martin, Texas.
CAN WALK MILES A DAY
90 For nine years I was in state Of constant
suffering, scarcely able at any time TO walk
about the house and part of the time unable to
be out of bed. I went to Philadelphia for treat
ment. which gave mo relieffor time, but was
soon worse again. The physicians said had q
fibroid tumor. began taking Hoods Sarsaps
rilia and It's good effect was soon apparent.
began 10 improve in health, and continued TAX.
ing the medicine till now ! feel perfectly well
and can walk ak OF seven miles day without
feeling tired. think Hoods SaasaparIlla II
Just the medicine for women and anyone who
has bad blood" JENNIE SMITH, East Broad
Top, PA.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. u; six for s5 Prepared
only by G. I. HOOD CO.. Lowell. Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR CD
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-09
IDEAS FOR
FURNISHING!

IDEAS FOR
FURNISHINGS
Would you catch a new idea
for Furnishing Now is the
time. It's the old story of "the
early birds" You know that
Fall is Neao Furniture time.
Manufacturers consume the
whole Summer getting ready
for it. Now they ARE ready.
Our warerooms are full of their
latest productions and ours
here displayed for the first time,
at our usual low prices.
OCHS & GIBBS,
Manufacturers and Dealers, I'd,
sd and 4th Floors, 81 South
Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-09
Ulod aI the A 20 OF IA2

Zephaniah Webster Bunce died on Tues
day at Port Huron, Michigan, in the IO2d
year Of his age. lie was born In Hart
loru, connecticut. lie was judge of the
county court at Port Huron for Is wears
from 1884. He also served three wears in
the territorial Legislature.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-09
w niiNDEyrIopED PARTS

w UNDEvEIyoPED PARTS
or the Human Body Enlarged, Developed,
Strengthened, etc, In an interesting adv vertise-
ment long run in our paper. In reply TO in.
uurics we will say that there IL no evidence oi
humbug about this. on the contrary, the nd.
vertisers are very highly indorscd. Interested
persons may get sealed circulars giving all par
Co, Swan St, Buffalo, N. Y.--Datiy Toiedo
Bee. nl-1yd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-09
Smile Again ON Me-!

sighed Tom to his beloved. lie knew not what
gave her such charm In his eyes. Her teeth,
preserved by soZoDoNT which she had used
from glrlhood, did his business She held bc,
lover by virtue of SoZoDONT.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-09

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