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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-08-09

II is announced III Baltimore that
Robert Garrett has fully recovered bis
health. He is spending the summer near
Bar HarbOr.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-08-09
Save That Sweet Grill

Don't let that beautiful girl fade and droop in
to invedsm or sink into an early grave for
want OF timely care at the most critical stage Of
her life. DR. Perce's FavOrite Prescription will
aid in regulating her health and establishing il
fem hasis and may save her years OF chrOn-
ic suffering and consequent unhappness.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-08-09
Three Years Without Winding.

slab sided, mug covered granger en-
tered Broadway clock store about dusz
the Other evening, and, with bewildsre1
look, asked:
mister, is this where man kin git
clockf"
"Yes, SIR said The clvrk.
"Wall," said the granger, "whst be
that ticker WORTH" pointing to en- ornate
and intricate piece of time-recordipg
mechanism on the shelf.
THAT, sir" said the clers. ia wonder
full timepiece- Il IL worth 5000, sn1 will
run three years without winding
"Great Scott" gasped the granger,
''three years without winding, Say,
mister, how long vonld the blamed thing
run if she was wound upY"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-08-09

The duke of Fife is decended from a
peddler of eggs. Perhaps that is the
reason he has shown such skill in feather.
ing his nest.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-08-09

Mrs. Walter G.. Oskman, daughter of
the late Roscoe Conkling. is q tall, pale
woman, with dark gentle eyes snd luxur-
liant golden hair.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04

Nen ube paa gaarbsplabien bar oft
DOT Os itile. slt, bpuo Der bapbe "9iD
Os Ganbe", bar tpet ino | &etsialen for
at pperp9re 5orbsret oper beube ielp,
iaa aft iaa tomt ps fOrlabt uO us siprbe
ct Snbtrpt iOm ct uurblunof SanbeIss
feb en- Ssnbas.
gun Git % iuuiebe ON bernebe en-
Stunb. 1iliioit Tom bun ben til en-
8Orbita6el. Ser fiat ct Bar Ben frem
unber be neberte 8urb. 9et bar benz
6e8 Ranb. Wabam 8arI8 tisnbte be
fiae, npoeliss, btunte $50, men git benz
fun forbi ubsn oibere. Set bar gterens
Bis, at, taar Der brpb uusir los | bans
Rarbeo biemme eler uoe, sjalbt BET at
berse 2iuet beoit mulist.
Etliibit bapoe bun ru8let fig neb til
8aaben. Samtiois Tom Sorenifrioes
reus Setretar til at Ie ub af @inbust |
S%piieuareliet, %, ibst BAN iutte fig
isien, iasbe ban til SOrenfriueren:
"Iau fer bet I'D, fom ON Mabam 8auIs
pil ub Os iorlpite fig libt."
Sorenfrioeren reifte fig usiaa pie
btitfslis. S bet iamme tom Osiaa Was
BAN 8auis til at fuite ct Bill Op til
8inoust, bpOr Serrerns iab, os, ba BUN
III ie SOrenRriuersns GnRst, trut BUN
fig pua oanlis Iis tiot / aiolefisrtet,
BETTE SeiIst pp, tOs &OrpOloen / Saans
ben, iatte fig Us lob bet itaa til.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
hsu,iys'
kP,His
ksstisnt'
ainsrts

| Rna'
Of gtor'
en- Del
ber mel
fouInteI
/ utO til
4 eQgr re.
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/ mango
pr. Nc.
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en- 20 t
GisnHe
\ babe
Ser or
| % Ttal
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at ntpoI
sDr MI
| fra24t
| fattels
| GaSern
| f9loe 8
|. bes, be,
ba iaa
at ban
Saano,
FIN Gel
at n9f
Harueit
tontrue
SBdt
Comm
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turbeia
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
SoroenS mGrfelt9ne
0ulfan.

CIV
oaoUr er | mango Senieenber ben mars
teli9ite Gulfan paa SOrben, for bet fSrs
tie forbi beus llobrub parer lense %
iOre9aor meo reselmesfse NeQemrum,
Os for bet l. bet forbi 9rsnnet os 8uls
bsrst / SOroens Snbre itabis mrrtes.
Set fan bsres | en- Gftanb af rs geo.
Srafiite @tiI. Ds ilattelis er bet ben
ensite Sultan, iom er fremitaaet paa
bet amerifanite Saiflanb, fioen Gmerita
bleO opbuset Of aOlumbus.
9enne gultan bauebe fig plubielis
up Ouer Sorben | 8aaren 177O mibt
paa en- pelbprfet @ienbom, Der | lanse
9iber baube tilbsrt Sennor Don Bait
bn5ar @ru5o, iOm netop bar bortreiit
Os ueb fin 7ilbasefOmit blco bsilis for
bauiet peb at opbase, at bans prestise
&ofes Os SnoisOpluntaser uoen bans
Sioenbe Os Billie bar f~oroanblet til en-
tsrite &lasi .s 8ultan.
8 December 1859 bleo Sacienbaens
8eboere opitremte al ct ftertt unbers
iorbif Sulber, lebiaaet uf ftabise SOrb'
ifialp oS SOrorpitelier, iOm life itrafte
fs ibuper 2anbet, men bOlbt| fig paa
bette inbitrentebe Sum. 9e Fpstebs
~fprfretfet fra Blabien, os, ba be efter
ct Bar tigers 5Orlsb Tom tilbase, fanbt
be Suiene iammenftprtebe, Traerne rpts
febe Op meb ROben os fore &ratere, bpor
ber fsr bar ieon Wart. Sra bisis aras
tere ftes Der Op Rss os 9ampe, os nu
os ba iaa man 2uer ualte frem af Sors
ben. ROsle ufOrfarSe Vaqueros OPP
bOlbt fig | Narbeben for at iasttase lib,
%pifliusen, os ben 23os Sebruar 177O
blep be gibne til ct spa, iOm Menneites
sine fnapt fsr bar ituet.
Smtrent &l. 10 ON Surmibbasen
piite Der FIG en- palbis 5orbsinins paa
Warfen, os, ba b. ~forferbst Hpstsbs
bort, forefom bet benz, iom ON Der blep
penbt pp % neb paa belle llnipsriet
5srft fOrsfalot Der en- Refte forfereelise
grploioner, Tom lsfteoe S~orbfOrpen
1ere buubrebe Sob up | 2uften, % uo
al &epnerne pGltebe Der frsm Slb, &sa
os 2aua. st Bar Elmer ienere inbtraf
en- np enoru itsrre eruption, iOm bleu
iasttaset % bate &abiel / Iraften /
20 til 80 Riles Cutrebs. stene, Der
peiebe 3uanoer af IONS, Tpnsebes op /
2uften os falot neb Here tufiab Sob fra
Blaoien. Sorbens OperIabe beuebe
fig 5000 Sob, % fore 9apamasier Hso
neo til ole Siber Omtrins bet Sul, bpOrs
af be bleu uofafebe.
9isie ubbruo uarebe / fere Gage
meb ureSelmasise Mellemrum, fulats
pclbiomme GrplOionsr o. Sorolialu,
Tom foraariasebs for goelesaelIe upsr
belle ben lille &epublif. Sorbrpaelierne
itrafte enbosiaa fine 8irfninser til @i.
carasiia % Sonbaras. Yaa b.nne
Raabs Rabtes EN- gultan, Der bar oift,
fig at bore meset lipstraftis. 8 minbre
eno 2 Waansber rsiite fig fra ben i.une
Rarf ct 5ielb, Tom bar Oper 1000 Sob
bsit, os De ftabise rlbtsmmelier fra ara.
teret optaarneSe fig iibsn runbt aanterne.
til gulfanen TT en- Ssibe Of pberliaere
1000 Sob.
Sesu9rre er bette 8ibunber life ble.
bet o~iSenfabelis mberisst sI.r nsie Oh.
maalt men ben assle Of Ute % aapa.
iOm M tiger up til en- Ssioe af $500
Job ooer ben Srunb, bpOrpaa ben boi.
Ter. boyer itabis psb be ~uOpbsrlise 10.
brpb.
Decorah-posten., 1889-12-04
q HesselrOths
@pSeruDtn.

Rss oaarlis Gspetit er ben ct ufetlbar'
Iist ~9asemioOel.
Roo GuIiot er ben ct soot Ottooel
efterat man fSrit bar taset IND 3 eler A al
SesieIrptbs Blob. % 2%eperpiaer.
Com Sorebssseiiesmiooel mob "Ita'
lariu" % feberarteoe Spsoontme, iaafom
8olsfeber, Reruefeber, intermittent" Sc
Der 0. (. b. ct Sesisrotbs Sernpin uoper'
tr9Ifelig.
Ioo ~alminoslig SbasbeS. Sesielrptbs
Sernpin er ct uom9rtet Stprfemtooel for
belle SpItemet cs brirser 2iosoirtiombeoen
tilbase til ~iaaoanue Graaner, Der ere blecne
iluppeoe formeoelt Spgoom eler Operan'
Itr9u9elie.
GerbrHsrfenSe. MOris euonu er Der
bleoeu tilbubt ct 2esemiooel iaa ppperIist
for forilappebe Rerser hos begse &isn.
Blooiorugenoe. SesielrOtbs Serupiu
er sUbt forat fOrupe % itprte 8lobets ON.
iGtntns.
Scr i~frOfulOie S%bsbomste os ale sluss
roilet er Sesielroibs Sernpin tienlist paa
@runO al at ben itprf.r BluOet, bpis Spusbeb
iom ofteft er bisie Spsoommes Garias.
DOB bet bbiSe SIoo, iaa aIminOelist Dos
8pinber, Ser-eiesbeo beri 2anoet, anbefas
les Sesielrptbs Sernoiu paa bet a~nerbsiefte.
Eris: %r. SLATE 81; 6 SLATER for S..
Sorlaas al Goers a~potbefer at faa Ses.
felrotbs Sernpin (Hesselroths Wine OF
lron) % tag in9en anbeu / oenS Steo. SpiS
ban life bar ben, "TRIP oa eirefte til mia o.
inol9s Gense, iaa ifal ies meo @rpreB ienoe
eoer iaamanse SLATER ION snites.
2amrence Sesielrptb,
eramineret Gpstbeier,
107 Gait Chicago Guenue. gbicaq), 81.
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Polling Places nnd inspectors.
Dated, Elko. Jan. 90, 1889.

"'''"" A'"'"S hhH inspectors.
Elko, Conrihouse-fnsp.ciors: NH
Millr =. o Il Green, Win Snow.
CHriin. Schoolhouse--Iusp.etors: j
Hartman. q T. Bernard. J A Palmer.
Camp IInl!sek, Schoolhouge-In-
.rociofs: ID Abel, q l. Mayer, NJ
PDik.
Huntington, Sndlcr's Ranch--In.
spsctors: l. Hudson, YIN Mitchell, A
w BTown.
iiaiieck Station, schoolbousc-In.
sG,ctora: NJ CHASER, VIM liNZeltino,
Ia Kelly.
leland Mountain. Pcnrod's-InRpeci-
ors: j. Pcn'oa, II Martin, W Stofcld.
jack Creek. IiGrrington's-Inspect.
ors: j j. Harrington, } L%inchardt. Il
T. I,uthorf0rd.
Lnnoill.. Observation-Disclosures
Stoyo DGhiu. Oh L.diick, q lowers.
Mound Valley. schoolhou.c-Inspcct.
ors: a u Miller, Jos Horny, N Oudcr-
kirk.
Mountain City, II Schoon's Inspect.
ors: 81 Schocn, W ID LAND, j. +
Gould.
Mnrdis. Shcrwood'6 I1ouse-Tnspcct.
orS: i Sherwood, q j. Pearson, J f.
Weeks.
North Ruby, Schoolhouso go I~nspoc,
ors: J W Itcltli, Isaac Griswold, jos
Smith.
lsniirand. Schoolbongc--Insp,ctots;
IL Rohcfi, f. Frank, J GIinith.
Star VnIloy. observation-disclosures.
tors; Geo Monks, saml LicMullen, j
Cr0ssOu.
South EnTL g,t,,IL,ur, T,,,
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South Ruby, Wines Store-lnsrcc-
tors: len Wines, Il ii Harrison, Jas
Myers.
Ionuo. acknowledgements: l.
e. Hardy, W Johnson. Lon Parker.
Tecuma. j G Lees Iiou6c-Inspec-
tors: j G Lee, ii \ Hall. VIM BEL
liDgcr.
Tuscarorn, Iillmau's omcc-Irspsc-
tors: i vIllipigue, l. IL Curry. VIM
Grafton.
Wells. acknowledgements: q
ii Mcigs, John Gibbons, VIM Couger.
White Rock, Schoolhouss-Inspec-
tor: Antoine StoTff. J W Bailey, J
Frost.
Glover Valley, Schoolnousc-Irspcc-
tors: A II Wiscman, W N Angel. 7
HUncymnn.
Columbis, Judd's-Inspcctors: G J
Judd. \ Winning Clay Irlnnd.
North Fork, liollAnd's-Inspectors:
u Holland. G ii Whining. II Shcnrer.
Weiland's. WeiIand Station-Inarec-
tors: J Ii weiInud. II N Reed, ID f.
Huoten.
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Assembly Hills.

Wo nre under allegations to Senator
Hnrde.ty for copies Of Assembly Bills.
No. 10. introduced by Mr. Williams.
provides that saloons nnd gambling
houses shall remain closcd from mid.
night until O o'clock tho following
morning. No. II, INTRODUCED by Mr..
johnson. provides that foot peddlcrs
shall pay a licenSc Of SO and pcddIcrs
who nse a whg IN OF ono or more nni-
ina's shall pay u license OF $40 per
month IN each county where such pcr-
sons do buAimcss. No license shall be
required Ter lilo fale Of fruits or ngri.
cultnrnl products. No 10. introduced
by Mr.. Beck provides thnt County Com.
missionors shall bs rtqnilel to give
bonds, MS other county ,nircls are re-
qnired 70 do IN the slim VI SIS, 900. The
Act applies TO Commissioners elected nj
tho last general election. who nrc re.
quirod 30 flo thoii bonds " itlin
thirty days after tho approval of this
Act.
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Orccr ~Eaiutntiuua,

THO greeting Of tho l'crsinn, "NFay
your shadow mover grow less" has
Gtnls 10 tho ignominy Of u drinking
phrase in our own country, says Tho
Scn Francisco Call. With tlicri il had
@ Gignitcant mcnnirg. An obese ma,
they held in esteem, and. rs In that
swo!lcring climate obesity must 10 tho
result Of IL full lardcr aud happy inGo-
lciicc. naturally II man Of IMPOSING
proportions must necessarily Gc q man
Of riches and prosperity.
ln the fevcrislI climate Of Trypt the
people regard tho pores rs ,la loop.
I!olca Of disease. Uron meeting one
Gnoi|icr they fo!!citcusly inquire.
lev TGca ITO rcrgpi9#iionT' "Ilu
SOY pcr@lire profus2.yf'- Boston Her
did.
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Indurntod Fibre ware.

Tho attention Of tho public IL directed
to my new stock OF Tubs, Buckets, Hn-
Gins, oto manufactured from Indnrated
Wood Fibre. pressed ont in ono piece,
without seams or hoops. II 10 light
and durable, will not shrink or .usll,
will not faint any kiad Of liquid
and bids fair TO iuporC,ds Tin and wood.
oil waro. Call and Examine 10.
o.3. II. CpksH,
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%NTET-
LOTTERY AGENTS.

".#
Why is il that men nrc sent all over
the State in the interest of tho letter;
amendment IL il saii that tho adop.
ton OF amendment 80. % will add
$50, 900 annual, 10 tho school fund;
aud yet We SEQ no one rustlinr fo, votes
III lis behalf. Does anyone suppose
that these lottery agents nro camrassiug
the State in the interest Of the pcol,lc?
II. as il reported, t}rsfc''is n fund Of
$3.50, 200 to BE- used in securing tho
adoption Of Amendment %. that alouc
should DC good evidence that thete IS q
b>unDz1 for tho rink in,thu adoption Of
the lottery scheme. 1t does net require
tho expenditure Of / quarter OF a mil
lion dollars TO secuto tho adoption Of
good, wholesome laws, and IL IL did,
there would 10 no one generous enough
to put up tho coin. 1Ihosc iucu who arc
visiting every town I'm tile State In the
interest OF the 10 terry s,hcme arc not
doing il for nothing. it costs money;
md some ono foOts the bills. II the
adoption u Amendment 90 wns for The
gencinl Welfare OF the Sinto there would
bc 10 agents travelling ia its brhalf,
neither would there have been n special
election.
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One Of his most surprising fcnts was
performed on II Of our party, n
Scotchman named Mcfarlanc. Piac-
ing in McFarlano's hands tirco picc-
small copper coins equal TO ono farth.
ing i'll valuo-lo requested tho Scotch
man TO hold them rs tightly as posi-
bic and not TO permit them 10 escape
him: MctarlaiIo had a great deal of
confidence in himself md very littlo
in jugglcrs, md would havo wa.
gerrd n round sum that hc could hold
Three picc for the balance OF. tho day.
But in q few moments tho IIice began
to swell, and McIfarlano declared hc
could feel them squirming. at last
he dropped them, md behold tho
coins had changed to young cobra.di.
capcllos, each about six inches long.
md these disappeared from our sight
CHARLES Il. Romain In Tho Cosmo.
politnn,
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ASSEMBLY.

BY NcQui,ty-A u. CD. an Act in &c.
lation to collecting tuxes on horscs,
mrlci etc. grnz:ug IN certain counties.
Makes tax coilrc,uhlc i'll whaieve:
%couuties animals ate found grazing |
Referred to Ways aud Means Commit
tee.
. 3. ID. 33-An Act authorizing the
Warden of the State Prison to en- ploy
convict labor ;or tho erection OF q SOL
dier's monument for the G.. A.. Il.
Passed. .
a. d. 3l-An Act requiring foreign
corporations doing business in this
Sthte to keep.an agent on whom legal
process can be served ii necossary
Passed.
A. b. 53-AuiAc! for the relief uf v.
Il. CrOas. Pissed Unanimously. Gap.
propriNies Sl,OOD.)
A. i. - Am Act fixing the number
Of emyloyes in Senate aud Assembly
and defining their duties. Laid oil
table.
A. b. h9-An Act to regulate pro.
ce,dings in civil cases in Courts Of Jus
tice. RELATES to tho recovery OF wit.
ness fces.]
A. Il. 57-hn Act to. prohibit the
sale or giving away Of spiritnous or
malt liquors to Indians. o dersd en-
crossed.
Assembly Concurrent Ee -~oIutiom No.
5--Rclativo to tho right Of suffrage.
Ordered cpgrossud and Iundo special
order for Friday nj 2 l.. ~.
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Rosens,ock has just received n hno
limo Of ladies' Fall and Winter Dress
Goods, Novelties, etc. Call aud make
your selections before the stock Is
token
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The GcruEa, military budget con
inins All itotn Of $1,000 Tor llc breeding
and training Of carrier pigeons.
-Thcro Is always somebody to be.
love In any ono who Is uppcrinost.
BccChCr.
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" cnty-ninth DnY.
fESTE.

S. Il. No. IS. ty Sharon-Resiiic;ing
tho snie OF cigarettes, Referred t.
Committee on Public Morals.
S. ID. No. l3; au Act to regulate In-
sugance Companies. Tabled.
A. L. 33-l,rlatiyc to Road Supervis.
or. Lost, II 10 o..
Substitute for A. u. 2-l,elative
to Constitutional Amendments. Lost.
Substitute for 4. Il. 7 and S--Crimes
nnl punishment. Lost.
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NEVADA
Tvyen,y-.c,e nth Day.
The following items nre culied from
tic Reno Gazette's report:

The following items nre culied from
ll.e Reno Gazette's report:
S. i. No. "a; to fo,m Agricultural
districts and for the organization, max
iuy a district. Of Lauder, Nye md
Churchill and one of Eureku, White
Pine aud Lincoln. Passed.
S. Is. 81; to creal mn act relative -
fl,h in the Humboldt river. Passed.
Assembly memorial ADD joint icsolu.
ton No. Is; asking for appropriations
for photographic surveys. Referred to
Committee on Int, ual I'm rovomenls.
Assembly memorial and juirt iesolu-
tion No. -; relative 10 n tesian wells.
Referred to Committee OH Federal Iie-
laiions. -.i
1ssyMBIY.
The Governor announced his approx
al OF A. Ii. -. AN nct TO exempt certain
persons from jun duty Oh account Of
age. NE 49,
by Eelson-A. L. CT. an Act to pro-
hiui; ths diversion aud n nste Of water
from rivers nmd streams OF the State
during iU:gaiion time: Referred to
committee on agriculture e" e
BY Allen, Of ChprchitEaA. j. CO, al
Act 10 restrict gaming. Bill rrln,e'tu
gambling b5ing, clrriod 90 in lower
floors Of houY es, and prohibiting Snr,e
ieiDg carri'd on from H,idnight till 6
O'Clock A. NJ Referred to Committee
OH Public Morals.
A message from the Governor was
received, calling attention to numerous
Acts Of past Legislatures which were
void. Rvfeue.i to Special Committee
on Revision Of Revenue Laws.
Substitute for A. Il. %; the a~rtesian
we'll bill paysn bounty for sinking we'll.
not to be closer than tn 90 miles npart;
nppropriates $4,000 for bouulies.
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u

The Governor announced his approx
al Of A. ID. l3. AN net TO exempt certain
from, jury duty on account Of
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This Means BusinosnI
, 1889-10-10
Ar DRrcdIsfs AND DEALERS.
Fl;s CHARLES 4. voeELEs CO.. Bal,fnsrs. a.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

In the matter Of the estate Of Audrey
Bogsrdo. deceased:
Notice 10 hereby gwen that 10 pursu-
anee OF the order of the probate court Of
Jefferson county, Territory OF Washing.
ton. made ou the 29tb day OF July, A. D..
1899, IN the matter sf the estate OF An
drew Bogsrdn. deceased. the undersigo-
ed administrative of said estate will sell
at public auction, TO the highest bidder.
for cash, in one parcel and subject ,o
confirmation by said probate court on
Saturday the 14th Day OF Sept smbsr,A A
d., 1889,
At IL O'Clock. q. NJ, in front OF the court
house door in Jefferson county, Wash
ipgtou Territory, all the right, title and
interest and estate OF the said intes,sts
at the time OF bis death. aud all the right,
title and interest that the said estats
has. by operation Uf loan or otherwise.
scq quired other than or in addition n
that OF the said intestate at the time Of
his death in and to all that lot, pieoe or
parcel OF land, situate, lying and being
in the County of Jeffers d, and described
as follows. tO-wit:
All the north bali of lets two and fsus
e and Il ~ block ninety-,wo (93) in the
City of Port Townsend, according to the
plat of said City of record in the oiios
at the County Auditor of raid Jeffsrsoa
county. ". 7. Terms of sale. cash; tea
per cent Of the purchase money to be
paid on day of sale, balance on con
firmation "t sale ty probate court; deed
at ex. ense nf purchaser.
F. ALBERT BARTLHrT.
Administrator OF the estate nf Audrey
Boesrdo, deceased.
Port Townsend. AnQust Is. 1889.
, 1889-10-10
?ROTECT LABOR.

democrats sometimes ask, from their
standpoint, how long we have got to
q" 5I encouraging manufactures by
n..-cotivc tariff: They say these in
iIa. Industries have grown to be giants
.fti hc United States is conceded to he
the greatest manufacturing nation i'll
liz world. The answer to these carp
Ing critics i plain and ready. We
shall need protection just as long as
Ne have to pay our labor higher wages
.'. shnr;cr hours of work, and we hope
,h.- will he forever. We have no AMI
n.;ion To cut down the rewatds of labor
" icu"thcn the hours of toll. We want
- -," labor h0norcd, elevated, educated
n the steady and assured enjoyment
uE ample wages to enjoy all the comforts
and some of the luXuries of life, with
enough lcasure to keep posted in the
news Of the day and cultivate their
mental and moral natures as well as
Their physical. We have often heard
il argued that common labOrers would
bc better of if they were paid less, be-
cause thcy only squander anything
above providing for the necessaries of
life in vicious irdulgencies and riotous
| living. This may be true to some eX-
tent, but is not the general rule. Those
who have always lived from hand to
mouth cannot change their habits at
! once, but they soon learn to save their
money, build themselves homes, rear
! families and educate them for some
| thing better than their own earlier lot.
/ Men cannot learn to save money or
use il wisely who have only enough to
meet their daily wants. There is no
doubt extravaganza, improvidence and
waste among Il large portion of the un-
skilled common day labOrers, but it is
because they have never had an oppcr-
! tunity to learn any other and better
way of life. They have had nothing to
stimulate their pride and ambition, but
we may be sure they will come out
with the opportunity. So far as we
can exert any influence, they shall have
the opportunity and be encouraged tC
use their surplus and Ieasure for some.
thing that will benefit themselves and
! the world.
, 1889-10-10

The anti-Chinese excitement OIL the
Hawaiian islands is only the natural re-
suit OF policy which is sure in the end
to force the natives to the wall. For
years coolies were allowed to come into
the islands without any check until now
there is one Chinese to every two na-
tiyes. \ conservative estimate puts the
Chinese ut $4,000, while the native Ha-
wsiiaEs only number 10000. Recently
a Restriction act was passed, but it has
not been SO well enforced as our old act
here, which is equivalent to saying that
any shrewd Chinese could gain admis-
sion to the country. Then, as the Chi
nese continued to swarm in, and to dis
place the natives from all the trades and
petty avocations which had formerly
been given up to them, an amendment
to the constitution was proposed to limit
the occupations in which Chinese could
engage, and to fix term to their stay on
the islands. This amendment was in,
definitely postponed by the last legisla
ture. Now the islands are oyerrun with
Chinese, many Of whom will not work
and anti-coolie agitation has been begun
again. The only way out of the drlelnms
seems to be to enforce the Restriction
act and to make the vagrant Chinese ds
honest work. In this way the govern
ment may avoid the danger of the harsh
and unjust legislation.