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Mower County transcript., 1890-07-23

mission Houses, Commercial Exchange
and General Transportation Office.
The demand for Shorthand writer's at
this institution is greater than the supply.
Drop postal for catalogue.
-One of the prominent manufacturing
institutions of Minnesota Is the Winona
Wagon Company, at Winons, who man
ufacture the we'll known Rushford
wagon. This is one of the pioneer IN
dustries in this State, and we may we'll be
proud of their record of 80 years. They
have the reputation of making wagons
of the best quality and their trade nearly
covers the United States. with quite a
demand from foreign countries. Oscar
Ayers is agent for the Rushtord wagon
in Austin.
Don't be duped by buying any of the
ancient so-called "Websters Unabridged
Dictionaries" issued by unscrupulous pub.
fishers, and offered for sale, and as a pre-
r1jum, by unscrupulous newspapers.
cigar, tobacco, dry goods, soap, and corn
salve dealers, at'98 cents to IS per COPY.
The price depending on the supposed ig-
norance of the purchaser. It is die.
tionary of over forty years ago, with q
supplement of "new words" edited by q
man who has been dead oyer thirty
years, and it is now practically useless.
The latest and best bears on the title
page the imprint of g. & G. Merriam &
Co., Springfield, Mass. =ass
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Architect Richie has gone 10 Olympia for .
short stay, whore two school buildings are be-
ing erected on plans furnished BY him.
ME-. and Mrs. r. 4. Woolley and Mr. Phil
wooley. IT,, Of Wooiley. arc at the Rainier
hotel
Ma Gamma Poncin and son Claude leave to-
day for Al extensive trip through the East ard
South.
Hon. n. z. Goodsll. . representative citisen Of
Hontesano, II in the city on business visit
Mr.. Charles r. Jackson. prominent enohom-
ish business maa, was In the CITY yesterday.
Mr.. =. D. Smith and wife, of Lowell. on the
en0homish river. were tn the city yesterday.
M. Noah Armstrong, of Palo Alto, Cal, ID yis-
iting his son, Charles Armstrong, in this city.
MI. J. 9. Macfarlane and MI. C. Watson. OF
Ridgeton. Oniaris. are at the snoqualmie.
MEL D. Ross and Ex-Governor Eugene Sem
pie left for Blame last evening.
Fred H. Lysous. auditor Of enohomiah county.
arrived In the city yesterday.
Mr. and MrA - =. Elliotsl Of Ninnsapolfs,E are
at the Grand ho:el.
Mr.. George Hassazd. Of Tacoma. d at the Raj.
nier hotel
Dr.. b. Longaker. Of Kent, il q the Arlington.
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INC Llberati concert.

eignor Alessandro Liberati, the greatest Of
LIVING cofnet sol0ists, will stir the atmosphere
Of Armory hall with his inimitable notes on
Thursday and Friday evening" next.
It hes been happily sad Of Liberati that he
u Lazy dtvested Of artidce, Arbnckls devoid of
m0uotouy. The two latter g masters of execu.
ton represent the prose Of harmony and ex-
pression; Liberau invests his instrument with
the fre Of BIZ own great genius and to him be.
longs the poetry. Kvou the renowned Gilmore
lacks the subtle power Of expression which car.
ries. away Lberati's listeners to revsl amid
sweet mountain echos and the laughter OF
sparkling wates - they fall from dizzy heights,
His notes are sweet - the warbling Of the sky-
lark and soulful ~ the song Of the nightingale.
Liberati II master OF pathos, . sublimely
gifted interpreter Of divine melody, An oracle Of
mustcal contrasts He IL In . word-music.
grace, harmony and harmonic intelligence.
The immense variety Of instruments used in
his baud would require considerable scrutiny
aud inform alton before names could b g.
signed them. There are oboes, saxaphonea
trombones. horns. psccolos. and the more ia
miliar instruments And this great band Of
aty pieces 10 In Liberati's hands mass Of sub
jugated matter swayed. by gesture and mag
neti3ed by . look. Secure seats ct Lee &
Schlumps drug store. corner Second and CO.
iumbis streets.
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blow "a his bsst frlsnd He escaped iron the
British Columbta Reform school He told me
he ~ gofnx - The city, and when 50 down
there ii lev days I'll thump ths dsylighss oct
of hin Tor telling lies on me-
"Reddyv says that James Reilly. the motor
los thug. who II nov held In default Of 81 90
bouda = appear In the superior court fof con-
mttting , bold daylight robbery II South b.
ottle lodsfng- house, IL the fellow who put the
boy up 70 steal The overcast
R0ycroft had new salt ct clothes provided
him b. his bensfacte when he went away. but
he he'd NO money
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NEWS YRoM ALASKA.
sUepeka's Arrives with Mining Men
and Cargo Of Products.

ssTspsks's Arrives with Mining Msn
and Cargo Of Produets.
Passenger on the steamship City Of Topeka
from Alaskan ports, bad IN opportunity Of
exercising their pasisnce last evening. The
steamer ART vel : few minutes sfter O'CLOCK
bat II was after wnen she got alongside oc<an
dock, owing to the fact that the steamship
Una lila was delsy d in leaving for San Fran
cisco 60 ting freight on board
The Topeka brought OYER sixty passengers
from sitka, most Of whom were landed at Port
Townsend. Among them were number Of
men from the salmon canneriss-the last ( the
canning crewA 4 cleanup has been made In
al the csnneries.
he steam schooner Signal, which should
arrive q Port Townsend soon. eft Yes bay
before the City Of Topeka with 1900 cases of
salmon. The TOPS k took al the signal
left behind. being 5000 Gases and $50
barrels Of salmon. In the cargo were
also 4e0 sacks Of galena from Archie Campbells
mine near Juneau, which Is known q the Ful-
Ter No. /, Silver Bow BARN This u the arst pat-
put, and mining men are LOOKING with efeat
deal Of interest for the result. +. II. KnoNe3l.
manager Of the company working this mine.
and others in the vicinity Of juneau, cazae down
from Stka on the Topeka He landed 1t Port
Townsend, came to this city on the regular
steamer and leaves immediately for Boston,
where Il u said he WIN be married.
Norris williams, another mining man, was
also on the passenger list He he's just disposed
Of his valuable mining property up North and il
on his way TO Colorado.
do like Alaskan" he asked, IN response to
. reporter's query. mo, don't. It's the most
wonderful country under the san. no doubt, but
there's very little sun there. Today II the & q
clear day have sen since September 10. It's
rain there oil the time. When w left SitkA the
court was sting. We took fully DO people
from juneau to attend the session. Everything
10 quiet there just now, and will be until tie
canning season commences again. We brought
down twenty.four miners. including Louis
Hados here. who has been there i've years.'
Mr. Hsdo has large mining interests about
forty miles from Juneau, and r. going East to
Crsauise . company. 1t is his opinion that sill
yer viii be the great product of Alaska All the
indications point that way. Gold u plentiful,
but nothing like - much 20 - silver. Captain
David Wallace. Of the Topeka, reports dirty
passage down. having had considerabls rain,
snow and sleet
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the SCHOOL BOARD.
Eunulaxad-

Byrne's Account Settled-New Ta.ch.r.
Employed-Other Matters.
The difficulty between the school board and
]. B. Byrne, the contractor OF the Mercy
school, was settled last night by Compromise
Byrne accepted 500. instead of 5000. the amonns
be claimed due on extra work done ON ,hs
building above contract price
Four thousand Two hundred and uinetv do,
lars Was due him, s., $50 OF which he authorizes
the board 70 pay 10 his various crediro-, A
warrant was drawn in Byrne's favor for The
balance due him.
NJ SEES Mae Hitching, Carrie Goodail. Ella
P.xley. Lilisn N. Smoke, Mary Smith. Ella N
feckham. Cornela Nonrse, Emma j. Anthonv
Harriet Flowers and Anna " Young were a.
pointed teachers In the schools Miss LII an
Burrows Was appointed vice principal of the
kainier school annex at salary Of 500 ~
month.
MI Hughes made . report concernins IN.
Market street school lot warrant " A. drsvr
in favor OF r s Maldoon for 81, 500. the pr.cs al
the lot
kliiofs the Market street school contrscta,
brought IN bin. which was referred to : com
mttes appointed to meet in the ofice of Sand IA
Houehton Wednesday at 10 O'Clock. Husnes
Coakett and Aacpougall were appointed.
II Wa decided that the week tAas come Of the
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EACH DAY COSTS 500.
Contractor Smile Paying for
Vexatious Delays.
WORK ON THE NEwcouRTH0UsE
Building he SKY Piercing Done-CoE-
sracs Let Tor the ssnns walls
snd Coping.


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seveutv men 80 $780, =, 1870 en- :. sd,.s
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The NuDbes ~ Employses on the De-
partment Payroll.
The board Of public works held III usual meet.
ing yesterday sfeernoon. large number oi
psfttons were discussed. II was resolved to
give attention - the sewer from Front 70 the
bar; TO rtcommeud thai South Eleventh. from
feolee TO Main, be planked: 20 have repair
made On soath Fifth and South sixth. from Yes-
Ter avenue 70 jackson street, also Yakima. from
Yesler avenue 70 Baxter: to extend time on the
Rainier street graie.
Mr. Heslpron called attention 70 the necessity
OF having larger corporation yard; quantti .
Of stores will be received. and there should be
fence. The subject vas licensed with view
70 getting suggestions for suitable site.
secrstary Prsrt reported that much mischief
VA done " men working on the sewers under
iicense; and he WA directed - formulate .
license which should meet the requirements Of
the charter and keep the men under closer con-
tros.
supsrintendent Snow asked for switchboard
It police headquassers. 20 that he could more
quickly locate IN alarm Of IRE. He complained
thet delay IN getting attention from the tsls-
phone once hsd seriously delayed the dre de-
partment in reaching the Rainier Club on the
occsston Of N alarm. He was directed - COM
municate with the telephone company. and
learn u better service could not be insured.
superintendent Compton reported that the
damage done ct Depot and Banner street bridge
By the klsctric Car Company cutting the beams
amounted 70 e200; and he was directed TO in
form the compsuy that the damage must be
repaired He also reported that the piIedriving
1t the Weller street. bridge was very badly DONE
Major Rinehart g committee Of one, pre-
sentod . schedule Of the employees under direc-
tiou ct the board Of public works, ID response
10 resoluuon Of the board Of aldermen:
Commissioners 8; secretary. i; superintendent
Of buildfnes and wharves. L
Superintendent Of sewers, /: laborsu (varia-
b.s) Is
superintsadsnt Of streets. /; laborsrs tvaria-
blel, 60
Superintendent d water-works, 1: clerks. 2:
collection, 3; inspector, /: general foreman, l;
engineer. /: assistsnts. 2; foreman tapping
gang. i; timekssper. l: engineers ct Broadway.
2; iaboren in tapping gang. 3; laborers on
mains, 90
City engineer. !: assistant, 1; transitmen, 2;
levslsr. I; draughtsmsn, 8: inspector. !: ac-
couatant !; computsr. l; rodman. I: chain
men, 4: sxmsn, q
The totsi number on the payroll Of the de-
paxtment u 200.
Il Was resolved mot to recommend the plank
ing Of Bell street, - there were 20 many no less
important which must wait Similar action
was taken - 70 Bouth Seventh. between Charles
and Weller streetA the board considering the
same object would be reached by planking
eouth Eighth. from Dearborn to Weller. and
Weller. from seventh TO Eighth. ct considerably
kss cost
The new city engineer, Albro Gardner, took
possession Of his ONCE yesterday and attended
the meeting - city Official Nest OF the en-
ployes Of the ONCE reported TO him auo were
temporarily engaged, but Mr. Phillips was mot
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BREvlrIEs.

The ladies' committee auxiliary to the r, II.
C. A. met yesterday afternoon ct the residence
Of Mrs w. II. Reeves. The meeting wss very
well attended. Reports Of work were full. All
arrangements were completed In regard 70 the
Thanksgiving entertainment for the members Of
the Y. n C. A.
Licences to we'd were Issued by Auditor For.
rest yesterday for Ike Cohu and Matilda
Hirscn, OF Seattle: John Welsch and Anna L.
Mosher. OF Seattle: william Mclean and Ada
Lawson, Of Seattle
A car load Of iron columns from the East for
the new building OF the Seattle National bank
arrived over the Northern Pacific railroad yes.
terday.
T. N. Pugh. charged with grand larceny by
his room mate. Michael Mcdonald, was d.
charged from custody By Justice Won Tobel
ofhcer Davis arrested 4 Josnlin, . husky son
OF Erin. yesterday evening for stealing an over
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mo Police Onnrt.

Many petty offenders were up In the polics
court yesterday and received sentences in keep
ing with their offences There were the ususl
large number of vagrants but most of them
wished TO secure Witnesses. and were granted
continuance. Among tee number Of offenders
mel was Richari Stanton, the tough. who, be-
cause woman refused to give him mon.
when he begged 1t, hit her = blow ON the nose
with HE ast He was hned SIS and having no
money will do time on the chain gang. wiliism
Brooker, who bfutally assaulted an inoH. naive
Swede named William Nilliksn. was fined s1o
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The second entertainment of tho series to be
given under the direction Of the Young Mems
Christian Association takes place 1t
Plymouth Congregational church on Friday
evening next. when the famous Swedish
Quartette will give acencert They are credited
with producing programme of rare excellence.
and each and every performer is spoken OF
highly BY the press and public of Eastern cities
where they have appeared. Miss Laura Barden
10 said TO b quite clever and entertaining In
her readings and impsrsonations
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Funeral Of Il. A. Guthrie-Other Death.
and Int Pm enfa

Funeral Of X. A. Guthrie-Other Death.
and Intermenta
The remains of Z. A. Guthrie, who died Sat
urday ct st ilacoom. we're brought to the CITY
yesterday. The funeral will take place this
morning at 10 o'clock from Cross 4 Co. q rooms
Everett infant so,. of Z. A. Hartley, died YES.
terday morning Of convulsions The funeral
win take place at the house, ct Depot and
Willow streets, today att p m
The funeral services of Blanche, daughter Of
d. H. WOODWARD. took place yesterday AZ ar.
noon from the house. at the corner of spring
and Madison streets- The body was buried In
Masonic cemetery.
Miss Maggie Mitchell. aged "a years. died yes-
terday Of yphoid fever. The remains viii, ~
inferred today in the Masonic cemetery.
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Young men away from home viii hnd pleas.
ant reception on Thanksgiving evening ct the
Young Mems Chr ssian Association. 70 sep-
ton mas been arran ed Tor the members and
{ cir lady friends for that evening that VIII
make the young men forget that they ere
among strangers The attractions. aside from
social features, will be musical and literary
exercises, short address and an athletic
exhibition. which viii be fol owed By re-
freshments. The programme will be eveu
more enter amin, than ihoss given ct the
recu ar IN etlngS
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August Leidman, . Jew, who short time AGO
was given thirty days on the chain gang for
stealing coat, vest and watch, was yesterday
transferred from the city to the county isil
Captain" Kelly. OF the chain gang, says he is
satisfied the man il crazy and should De Ct Stei-
accom- instead OF grading the city's streets. He
will be examined By Judge Osborn in the pro.
bate court today.
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The Northern paeinc overland train leayinr
Seattle ss p. n. on aud aier September lsS
Viii run solid via Garrison, Butte and Losau
N.ihous cnange OF cara On same date the
Montana Union will make close connections ~
harrison with overland trains leaving seattle at
e.io a. u. Tor Butte. Anaconda. Deer Lodge and
POINTS OF that line This gives direct service on
Enfan uaautx
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THE JUVENILE MIGRATE.
Young Roycroft Has Probably Gone IN
San Frauctsco.

since young G. J. Roycroft the boy whom
IT Retdei und COX 10 reform. disappeared
few days ago. no,hing has been heard OF him.
NJ keidsl Is confident. however, that the boy
iosnd his way out OF the city by means OF some
vessel and that he ID nov very probably on his
Way to San Francisco
james shelton. or "Reddy." the boy who was
sent 70 jaii for thirty days for .spu,tins Row
cfoanp 70 stealing an ovsrcaAt from Mr.. Rel.
uei' = san IN The city jail doing time on the
oaa cnsrgA Yesterday, speaking OF the un.
gsateful uschin, he said:
.koycsost came iron victorta with AZ fellows.
ae0 go tough. and y no good, cause ned
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FAIRHAyEN,s SECOND yr.R

fairhaven starts in on lie second year win
over 5000 people. Arm grip on the Gres;
Northern railway terminus. an assessed valua-
ton OF 8. oos. o0o AMI q list OF new improve
ments in progress azgrexating . cost of ueariv
s2uo.uoo Having the best shipping facilit,es
atef-works, electric light plaai gas wurss
street Improvements ana hotel in the state. IL Is
how starting IN on ga extensive asd costly avs.
tenn OF sewerage. electric street RAILWAYS ana
other mofern Improvements only found in
other cities OF So,o0o
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BRIEF. BUT TO THE PoINT.

hal rheumatism all over my body for I no
years. Doetored with eminent physicians and
spy ut three months IN Reel City HOSPITAL. Eour
bottles Of Hfobard's Rheumatic Syrup entirely
cured me. The greatest medicine In the word
CHARLES Row.. Baldwin Mich.
Every word OF the above is true T. HrrrrR
NAN. Druggist, Baldwin, Mich.
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The board Of county com missio ners Yesterday
approved the oficisl bond Of G. NJ Horton. cor.
oner: John F. Miller. prosecuting ATTORNEY.
james woolery, sheriff, aud Frank Twichell.
auditor. The bonds OF number OF justices oil
the peace were asso approved
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AZ the Land Once.

At the United States land Office Yesterday III I.
contest case Of Whitney VI. Lander, inyoivir ;
Loo acres OF land on Mercer 10 aud, was sui on.
4 motion for . continuance was fled. bat Rs.
ceiver Ogden overru ed the motion. During
the day three pre-em ptions, six homssteads. five
timber applications and one coal land declare.
tory stsrem mt wera fled
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TWO TIMES. Is CENTS.

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The above win be inserted in the want col.
umns Of the PosT-IETELLIsENcER two times for
% cents. aud will be read by thousands OF
ladies who desire competent help
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