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DR.. SP[uNEY
Be Co.'s
SEATTLE DiSpENSARY.

/ Columbia street between Third ard
fonflh, opposite Posr ISTELiIogScER.
All chronic diseases Of MEN and wo
MN successfully treated. wv
IpSt MANHOOD. Nervous aud Physical
DeblAty, Exhausted Vitality. se;niu.i
weakness, spermatorrhoea. fmpotencc
I9horI ,.oea, elect, syphilis, Premature DE.
elllhe; "eakness IN Women, and all Funr.
lohai DeFangements that result from
youthiuI tuilies or excess In after wears
URINARY Kidney and Bladder tronblas
weak Back, Gonorrhna. elect
trysIitis, Na.icoecle, structure, etc pro,rn,.
y ani safely cured. No nauseous med icina
given, nor strong injections used wh;nh
cause structure. Charges reasonable
NERVOUS Debility, Loss Of vigor. semins,
losses, Night Emissions he
Sfondency, etc, etc, cured. Av
YOUNG HEh suffering from the effects q,
tons should avail Gp ih.ga iSIes or indiscre
ment, the greatest boon ever la;S a, 49,, s,ea,
tsf % suffering humanity. viii gusrsp,aa
= I..ilHe cure IN every case
siDDLs-AGED MEN. Thlre are many
frequent excavations Of the bladder ~
ooiai'&nied by sT1arting or hnrntna - a.
sation or examination the ur,ne 1881, I'll
stainent, aild sometimes aIhnmrn a.
pfSSShi ths coior varies from a br,gh, ~.
tssIt4ish 10 even milky hue. tn. rs,ia,,
--Iiel'tt.s a weakening OF the system f.,
a inAhher ne cannot account for. Thi. q.
ne second Stage OF semina! weakasss
MANY aie ~ saIs difficulty, ignnrant 81 a..
SIS $50 perfect cure and healthy r.s,o,s
Ton guaranteed. 'ee'ofs-
once hours, a. IA. TO 0. p. m. snpss.
10 p. m ''' 0enusys,
~ = feTsoils unable 10 visit Us NAV >.
sfeales. at their homes by oor,.sr.,rdts ~, ne
At.l4eincs and instructions sent ~ ,n.it
express Consultation ffce. '~
FrisDs q, fi s,&iap . feI The Young Mans
1899 ~ w cAs4AsEk. iA~
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NJ" ENGLAND MARBLE AXDGR.N
ne WORKS Fox & Crcst,ie., fsror.rs 60.
- k!lf'ls o. cemetery aud aasitfiur So
Io'te q 10 art sic san. fall sum -
nantes constantly on tauG rsss;.lrety
49,, -. go q aief 'asn saF osae. ora oI
80 'N,z.t' Designs siih prices lgrgI-ae,l
20 aI'l'.if ION lsec 81 eharge piE. 80
com - a&EtH. sastle eee'
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Mary n. cens, a Hard lsNysF ct
1n1Alnxtcr. ss1ss sess' shss BE- has
ynhun&ine scrip shv, ey the recent
noof6aoa, can eater s.ls lsssas oa tie
y(&nAaneton territory wsisF trees
III Strip. by sessaa ss Sae s'eela4on.
- weunx sasc ssttse sisEanA ard
- lnssr~ss l. taasa srsarIsps lfs
hssaf
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HINE stRYH1o.

[ ATTAIN y. ] BURNS. MARINE .Tr
frkeF i"f san Frsnriseo Raarf ei "a.
- 80 :. &iiie Ani gofl alsseI.v a.
l,o,,'. - 81 : h,.fos rtss,a No l. Mallory
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enee sse11fs = saort sqra ssrs
Ho9sy<S. 1sMstzinx The hEs<s ppFtssa
a lie sssestscn - s< tsss<. The EsFshh-
Ecans sr< not sisgusd - 20 tire esas<s-
which The peprse o. wasninxtsn -sss
mate between . party dominated ~
ex-Federxi officers ard party aosns-
mated By ex Confederate ofzoeys-
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.


KROX0E840O -
90 AassSess Labor
ysr NszheT 81 Canrrs
John L ~IfNJs. Il -sksss-
Fssv sssreruo1--
ZIP FEEzY. % KIM
Tow sS~1s~rars frussrr0r-
C-g I4rGHTUx, ct OkzBcEsn-
Yer s<ryssasy 81 ssssss--
ALLIES wEsk. 81 g@Fxrsszs-
For svase aassSE--
THoyss V sEED. of osTsafss
Pc sfsts Tssssssrxf--
- fgSss.sEY, Of Carrie
v.,r Astex1ey sse7srns-
" r. 5Oxsne II sy-otAfs-
Yer .s.r~ss ser1ers 81 Fsgssse IEsfFsftsfsss -
n n HkYAx. Of Ghxhsss
Pc t-ssfn r-si.s.suer % Pablo Lands
wT rUagKsT. 81 Lesas1
yrs- gs.ssgres Of @sstssr-e S0sirs~-
n %. LUMBAR, % KisetstsA
Holm r, H0fT 81 kssE
TaEfSIss1kE j. sTtl.Es. 81 Fierce.
TT ASDEn-. Of Nsts3 wasIs
FLaCS -cOTT. 81 Garfield.
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\uTICE 70 COS FSAt7 Tt4gS-AIL. Cses
~ fFsaf-sfs having tO9traeE Tassiux s0-
,ies Esesi wssTk - s9y ktR1 H8sl rnsf {; 10
tacif as zzs;.<s 10 essi ussa uT .sadrssSs "a =
El~4ESs<ass' 49, a a. SIC Fsssfg 70 I'D s.a.s.s
a.. fAlUx Ia ths slssstslr2} isssc wtfsuE 81
az r}S sss - asa 4ga<lssslSr sad ts-fis xsfts
go ss. las ritF. E&ses. h&lsh q 20. 10 ss.t
y Aikt1s hsas a. tsssfss5tsss, btTAexA Ehtrs
srt Ft.1fsh
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Il - 1,en,<sev&tss pAasfswus aeSssrs&
- Rspahassan party 81 stts tate
( otze1 asa dominated ~ pr<s-
nn11 y.aistAssas sFsi Is Federal
- This i = hss sxFsess 1oa 80
- from : ssseyvusseg. asssa eas<Ss
- hekS,1ss. 90 = sssas<Es Aaa
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4 ssESsMEST ROLL, MlKADO STREET
\ grace-Notiee 10 hereby given that the
assessment roll fer the grading az MiAado
street, from Eighth street 20 Twelfth street.
and constructing . sidewalk on both sides
thereof, has been flied with the under
signed, clerk Of the city OF Seattle; aud fur
Their notice is hereby gwen ths: the said
roll Is open 10 public Inspection at the
once Of said clerk, in the city hall, and
viii 'emain open for inspection unit. Fri
day. September 70. issa, at O'Clock p. m,
and that ali peroEs feeling themselves
sggrieved By any such assess menf. NAV
apply to the common council of said cir :
20 have the same corrected, Cn said Sep
fember ~, lss5, al : O'Clock p. H., at the
council chamber, In the e ty hall.
&. W. EEhR1s, Clerk.
Date of FIRST publication, september 6,
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Yanity Jewei.-Dr. David kenaesiY
the eajetrstex. r1fresn 90 kSndosst. 4,
.siI sersa You hrs iiissssassxt 1ens, Hos %
curs HidnFg, Liver snd bsesst Ds Ases,
anon receipt OF . 2rvr. ttsfnp. II also
contains t~o stories written by Ned bgnt-
lire.
Throuxh Pullman sestibuisd saeef'eEs
and GIninz cars. also latest improved
faur.ss sleeteu tnFusgh 10 the East We
Northern pagifc rasiaoa1. Dfsice. Ne. 10
-eenysd ste~ss nDstou t7fsek-
Advertisements under TIC beads OF Lori
Found, For sale. For ksnis sad 1.tn2tions
waufea will he Inserted a. tie rate OF
cen,. q word for nrsi Insertion cent
sord Tor eaea subsequent iassfiaOn- ray
msnt always ia advance.
NUTfcr-The business Office 81 the fo~T
IsrrfllassCEs sill hereafter BE open nnss8
sp m, Classified advertisements viii u
received mp ~ il!s loaf.
The following letters are ssaii!nz asiyer
tlsers al this oAsce
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NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS LAX
~ syssae StgsVt ErsJe- ~alsA bids sill
b. raseIst Il by TIE undersigned eters Of
Jhs cisg et Se.sfie Gu o. t--issc Ff.Isv
September u. lsss at clts-k p "a 10Y
tEr grsfl8ax of sa1 construction az Sc
Mas "a b<';h SIDES of sxke avenue fuap,
az Ess2 .sre.s ~ klllots's tsay, Ia accordance
$50 pans ssa sFseSsaacAG o4ss therefor u,ux
ra nir go ia uf31s7e sAea basf - t.s Hr-afa.
faate3 Ssy essb d sis - q q a. .sess-
r.sy tof ths FSoC0is5as et ans CsatyA<, thai
E-sF e 4aag9e1. Inc fsty Fy--sgves thr
Fs,as 81 g ktg &sy sad az b..s.
g SyxGts C9srk
t.rsi pssA.gesis.sgs FfG,.sg sx.gssssE s-er L.
49,
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AZ L II SMITH HAS KkTrpxgn
" fr'1s .aa Fsaae5sssa a149 r. 5F.'r,.s 50 -
s,neiss, - Ressoa II &. sss,os.f -
Sib i'f @tsSias, r&ste.s - AIR s-.,e,-. az,
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4 ~ -Itisio-fEsSlK Il EFITTsT7
81 sesetve sslpsis ttse is- Of (sSss,s...s
:. - 80 sfs:sssa- sE,eeiss sfteatsssu 80,
- ~ Alfsss drawing ~ j ps4afsnx i. $50
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( ASST 4 FRAT. PUBLIC sTF%o.
: tapners and 'YFesriiers. koofa :
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xsbfAi FektFNF
f-s< ~ ~ Atda-fs ktssrs.t 20
tHsFi sFaFes
" ANTEp~f0 fEAEst HOSE ~
w - So sasks5 - as 81 ~ a-ess .a
: sSassts fsa ssfszssss tuee. as a1z ssersA
tte<0 , tssssss. - ~..ats ggsssss.e.f
sssret, lAsaser
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sTOtEct TTERs.

u n HlNAAS. 5TESoGRAPuER- /
-. atkias o.oes. Co.Embis, hetwe+,,
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NoFlt Z TO CONTRACTORS SFsEcA
~ street ssssis y aied BIDS pilf Se re
- iFcd By tnc undersigned. clerk II tic
iegateF -. ina, a; o'vls1ck u, n. tor IA.
grazing pt ard gssBs ruelipn 81 sit.e A. :
slil SENECA street IRON s<venth stree, 4,
~riitia s.Tees, Ia scc0s dance with the
iis.as sn3 .l~'ifis slioDs therefor nos on
hie ~ Iny of'sce sses bid "a te accom-
ga~A{t'i ~ sessh deposit If 40 ~ security
igf thc tKeeHtiua OF any contract that
nsag be award J. TIE cts receives ne
ftsbs 10 n tsSt any saa ali b.sis
& " FxsRIs Clerk
FIRST publication Friday. September .s,h
fN~I
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fdR sara BUSINESS CHIyCr,

ron >-ifE bt >fhkNs CH-ISCES-
A ILEDANT seoaIiNG HOUSE:
Y veg g. r' Gueiy fdruished; tan
tz Z. 81 % at "a bar -aIE Zaai lesst: taa
"a - sIto Ytf "a aka P.atl 4 N1rsGa.
lo e's'a1 tFe-
(, U.F ~A4E-g4 - PAINE MANI
raFaas a. tg-'tor Co. htlatc1lI, su.al.
fsp tsf ,-.t} fy4 ,.l.,'tf Nsttts sisi--a, agsd
car haf l- - s-4s= .a. v4su for hf.t~ "a
&at au.l tolscs, a. ~ e tox q. What
re.s
Lpa sails sHEAF-A SMALL sAw
! asi Ire 4 g,oi losa'iH. inquire
Pass = H1i Neea4aety Il f0t
i.NfG ~Ate-sa.o f5E HALF lNTERg,r
tu "a r<tiag uaHfi g. uriug sa,lA.-s
H iasts <}-.a. tta.t I % Esfscu. ~
5sHse> sfFtef
itoB -Atk~Wt Y,uNAKERS STAMP.
Nsts sga 81 S.ork. tEtaP. pS}ing w. &.
e&cs' of sliy4 81. urs3t8. AG1ss - A r.
4 t.ei ia el.i<rnfer
l.tfE >AtE-sAW NIL. - NIt.E> YRoM
4 Spsssuc tsls, VITA tgssnWay suaajug
N5ur HFtr g. N-r. ag~u t&1Ge r.itraaa
trsts taa ee - Gnesi UElasF isaa a..
g. FL i, ~itf Hii aii5ta Yfur isHg~ - BEST
4ssst't1 sf stet1s. CaFaslfy uf 37itl st41
;ss scr - Ileas of ~ &c per ytar.
sa+st u.t a t-.s lustrcff }Ha- Mfit aEth hkFF
t e.i eu3.s.aes Hu sassaa lB aFst q. a.
o-dtr gr 90, ts1stat NIL gSsh TzKu ia. ii
S.fsfts ss.s.+ss ga -iz- slgss tHg sears Ap-
3. z" 3 fsf.s'Fs "a te. - AAne Fails
Nssr.
i.VE ~ttE -- tlESI CfA<> uRNtI
sinr~ tsafES' .t-selss. ts4iEaeve. raj
H. sAtA -Hk@Ttt &A<G-g flutt' s1~T
Il saiay et}5 l.eHs $40 T&s say rusi
ta' 5fi v..- f t..f,, tf stK is.s .asd
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A SsESMENT ROLL, MAIN STREET
IA grade-So.ice is hereby given that the
assessment n u for the grazing OF Main
street, from Twelfth street 10 east line OF
Ierry's fourth ad1iion, and construct ng a
sidewalk on both sides thereof, has bee Il
died with the uniers gnei cleEx of the
city OF seattle: ard fsTiher notice j. hereby
given that the said roll Is open 70 inspec-
lion ar the Once OF said cleik. 10 ,be city
hall. and wiz remain open for Inspection
until Friday. September 20, is,s, at :
Themselves sggrieyed by any such assess
ment may apply TO the common council OF
said city 10 have the saiae corrected On
raid september 20. lssa, al o'clGek y. m,
At their couueil chambers In the ety bali.
4. W. FERRIS, Clerk
Date OF first publication, September q.
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WAAtEp-FARfNgB MA as. 40
w N.es0 o. s4zrt kr~st f,.sIas sas..
ActuysaE hgslnSss. s1tii4s fekS rss.r...s
rNffs = tiaFins, sfss AEfr - Il 81
tAsss tnsrfsfg -Hssyg cf'sfs
N-aNEEQ aFAEINEk NtTN t.lss. .sl
w 300 "a Fas1ak rsE 80 -
= Fes3 ghesp 80 sd lTtsk sas, yss3 eos.
go s'i2asss Aessss i-sss Ysss tzzA,...
t&snA 49,
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

EkATERNIrY LoDHE, NO. Is. /. y. q
J, f.. meets every Thursday evening, at 5
clock, la the hail o: Seattle Lodge, North
Seattle. All members OF the order in good
standing are cordially invited 20 attend.
s. J. HOLMES, y. q.
1T. MITCHELL. See'y
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
NoTlCE To GRADERS BIDS WILL
~ be received 81 the Office Of the Vest
coast Improvement Company loo Second
street, Until septs mber % at noon, for
grading First avenue and II. street, Gilman
Park salmon bay. Profile may be seen al
the office of Thomson & White. civil engi-
neers. W. X BALIaRD, Manager
seattle. W. I Sept Is. 1889
rIO CONTRACTORS. - SEALED Pro
i posaiS will be received up 10 SATURDAY.
next for excavaiing and removing about
l-t1o cubic yaf1s OF earth frnln lot south
east ooTasr Front and Pine streets VI
Phillips. 81 Boston Block.
dds VIII, BIZ RKCgIyEp AT TRT
- oisire II The Under .isns3 until Non
Jay on, sept -. Tor the ercct;oa of a
buck tassns s. deck on Frons street. for
Joha III Evan, Tixrt IS reserved 10 7. lsCi
sllt aui al tbs. isher, sTcaiIegt.
TO CoNTRsCToRs-B Bills VIII lE
l received tH saturday, - 9;cmbS- 4
inst tor The labaT ia cons ruttIag a frame
building Tor PuRpilg station tuson wAtar
COMPANY plans sad specs aeasions can y.
seen o. applying IL r. - t}uwen. t,ousl +
lng ensinetI, a kins block.
NOTICE ia CONTRACTORS -wATFg
= street aae- Ssal Il dds viii fss re
- Jed ~ tue uuGSrs guei. lerA Of the rlty
oi cesit-e. 90 or b, tore Fgiea,, Ss3tsI.. tsesr
~. l>,9. a. o'eie ?. tn, for ghe grading
ct ast'i construction II >i,ie xaiks GA both
sides 81 AaieT street treIn tIsy street TO
Bell street, ga accordance ptfh plans aud
Specifications there for now e. Gle III thi.
uincc. esch BID - se accompanied by a
cash deposit Of &.sa, IS security for III. ex.
ecuttan OF ally contract that may he
s~sTGsd, ihe cgtF reserves the right TO
reject ANY ard al bid.
{. W FssErs. Clcrk
FAR; publication Friday. sep'esa seF Il. &.
lSsP
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1 SSEssAEST Roll, WEST STREET
n srace-Notice ID hereby gtven ihsi the
assessment roll 70. Il grading, piling and
bridging West street. from Virgins street
- Yesser avenue. has been ficd with the
undersigned clerk Of the city Of seattle;
and further notice is hereby given that the
sald roii IS open 20 public inspection al the
Office CT said clerk. In the city hall. and
will remain open for insps c;icu until Fri
day, september %, lsej. a. > o'clock p. m,
and THAI ali persons tecling II erus-lves az
0risved by eHy such assessment may ap
ply 10 the common council OF said city &c
have The same corrected, on saii Sepirm
Der 20, 1859. ~ 5 O'Clock p. m, AT tneil
council chambers. in the city hall.
c. W. FERRIS, Clerk
Date OF 6rkt publication, September 6
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J. $50 ssaSs-s. - - srs--~- -
K*ssa sssszs
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rAiL pUx DfDx -SkAkxp DtDs I'll.
= resxirsd ~ she uzds-ssx nd err -
= - eisy a Semsf On ~ oxffFs TT -
sece<zaher -. Isss. IT Z e'ctOk y E.s -
srsxsssfaeee 1isa the following fsssor
sYaar eDusissee on street. sfgan voasa
wepGUenst fhns scaled peupns1f< oe II
v.sed In isgAfing TIE psshaic sssse0 sos ne
eaezzin9 wear romnenc1ng Oc1oeef ssn,s
80 I'D % - opeoed IN Friday. TIE Eta
iuxs. ana shas the lights DESTROYED 81 sre
e rxpsaced, SID tass al lfxhn from rs
vneer sYoaa bnck 20 Tnsrd ssreeS snd sosss 2
Fcursh ex,eex be Of - candle power Ass1
thss diagram showing posi- lon, EsE q.
ana pcuer Of lights accompany the bias
Tae city reserves the s!Ehs 20 re2sss Any
al hifs CIV. FERRIS, Cserk-
Fsrss publication swssemher II
T,ENPERAScE STREET TAX NOTICE
u The tax levied b tie city council -
the dsssr e created By ordinance NO is0s'
% pfossde soe the grading OF 1enperaass
from Mercer ssroes 30 Bradiey street end
constructing sidewalks thereon. y nos
doe aad payaase ~ the ONCE Of the eiss
treasurer All taxes net paid within iarss
days Of the Grit publication % tbs notice
viii be declared ceiinqGent. Q pecaiv o.
5 peY cS.s added. and intefess n the faic
Of 10 per cent charaed
c. " FERRIS. City Clerk.
FIN; Publication Of this nodces sxfseia-
Der ~. 1s&S.
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TlTY TREAsrRIR's xoTIcE-THE
T. following warrants will be PAID On
presentation ss the city treasurer Once
ana no interest allowed on same after tbs
date: S.coud street warrants. ordinance
.9zl. Sess. i.7Ss. 1.75l. Lisa, LIS, l-ssSa
HIT. LIS
WI ANEs. City Treasurer.
raso~1 Sx~foen
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I>fkE HYDRANTs-sEALED BIDS WILL.
ii. he received BY the undersigned elerk
oil tie city of seattle. on or before Friday,
september u. lSss, az o'eiock p. m. Tor
= twenty five FIRE hydrsn:s Of the same
Ta-f.rn aud style noN used By the city
OF seattle. rs near as practicable. Zach
bid go Be accom- panied by plans ana speci-
feafiogs- The city reserves The right 10
reject any aud ali bids
{. W. FERRIS, City CLERK.
First yrfh,feasfoa ss,r,. rSsa
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cosfRitToks IND nYIIDeRS,


CoNTRiCTORs M, Ey-YIpgps
- MEMS. + WEEKS < son. WTcuI.
~ IA, Nan, contractors anu builders.
ga 90 ~ h.Ssesi 20 get our figures Ad-
dress care OF White Il 10 ,cai .x.a,o
agents. Jefferson street a'A''
NJ FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY.
- engineers aul cAntrsrfore vhsrf 80.
lng pile ariyiGg. plans furnished on a..
ple~tion oniee foot of Jackson street.
hNHAN 4 C0iLINs. CONTRACTORS.
= =, iie ailFiBga d bridge building. Once
i1oi o. Commercial street..
RAFfEkf q STANLEY, BUILDERS
SUI contTscsDfs; plans and speci6oa-
.1,,.-s Ia s-asnsei. columbia House. seattle
WkN THOMAS, CnNTaACIog Avn
builder. Plans and speoi locations far.
, aiS''e' On Snort notice. Room 60, Boston
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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-03-22
Kansas g. A. r.

Salina Republican: Hon. J. j. In
gals has written an old soldier in this
city a letter, in which he promises his
support in passing senate bill sos, which
would entitle every one to 50 per day for
the time spent in rebel prison.
Holton Signsl: A happier soldier
than J. NJ. Plunkett was when he
received notice Of the allowance Of his
pension could not bs found. Mr.. PUNK
EFT has been trying for years to get what
he thought was due him from the gov
eminent, but failed. As a last resort he
secured additional afidavits aud evidence
and directed them TO Mrs. J. @. Black,
at Washington, D. O., requesting her to
call Gen. Blacks special attention to
them. The kind hearted woman inter
ested herself in the matter and the brave
old general took it up and made another
examination OF the EeCord and evidence
and finally sent Mr.. PiGnkatt notice that
his pension had bean allowed. q IL.
PluRkett sustained his injuries 81 the
left shoulder, hip and spine Ct Kens-
saw mountain.
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strong friends yet in the city. The news
OF mis- untimely end viii be received with
much regret.
Girard Press: L. P. Adamson, as
manager OF the Crawford County Ora
torical society, delivered the gold medal
Of the society for 1888 to Miss Emma
Lane, Of Cherokee. It was an elegant
medal, and cost $26. The design was
smaller than that Of 1887, but more del
icste In workmanship. The gold bRr
above the medal contains the word CLIO
cutioD," which bar is attached to the
medal with a short gold chain. The
monogram 'eE. L." is elegantly engraved
in the center Of medal, which is star
shaped, the monogram being surrounded
by sixteen small diamonds, one pearl and
eight gsrnets. The letters 3. L. are also
surrounded by a green gold wreath,
finely executed, and rehecting fine sun
rays. In circle are the words 'CrRw-
ford County Contest" On the back Of
the medal are engraved the words Emma
Lane, Cherokee, Kansas"
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Kansas Churches.

Jetmore Journal: The stone cutters
have commenced work on the new M. e.
church. II the building is erected &C
cording to the model it Will be the finest
structure in the city.
A Caldwell paper: The religious ser
vices held at the Presbyterian church the
past two weeks have resulted in great
good and in a number OF conversions.
The interest grows from day to day and
the Christian workers are greatly encour-
aged. Twenty-Five people have united
with this church recently.
Baldwin Leader: The most SUCCESS
full pTotracted meeting ever held in the
town was at Media. The whole comu-
nifty felt the awakening power and there
were few who were not benefited by the
meeting. Where was once the card
party, is now held the prayer meeting
and all the people feel that the greatest
good has befallen the town.
Rossville Times: The special meet
ings held at the Baptist church have
carried with them much of the union
aspect, the congregation being composed
to a considerable extent, uniformly, of
those who frequent the other churches
in the village. The lRbOrs Of the Rev.
J. M. Whitehead are appreciated and
have resulted in additions TO the mem
bership of the church.
Marion Record: Rev. Geo. Sweeney,
of Batavia, New York, is visiting with
his old college chums, Mclean, Dean
and Van Ostrand. He has been filing
an appointment in Presby terisn church
at Wichita, and last Sunday prsaceed to
the people in the Presbyterian church at
Peabody, to which charge he will prob
ably be called. He is an affable, agree
able gentleman and We welcome him to
Marion county.
PaOla Republican: The union revival
that is being carried on at the Presbyte-
rian church has been the cause Of bring
ing many persons from their WAYS Of sin
and vice. It is pleasing indeed TO note
among the numerous conversions so
many OF PaOla's business men. There
have been about 100 persons con-
verted and still no signs OF abatement
each meeting seems to bs one OF greater
interest than the one preceding.