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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-25
HOosIER RUFFIAN.
He Assaults His Grand-Pnrents and 10
Lodged Behind the Bars.


Lincoln Gossett, the rascal who as
sauited the old couple. Asa Warnock and
wife, at Honey Creek, Ind, last Friday
night, is in. Jail at New Castle, having
made a confession, and will be sentenced.
He is o grandson Of the old people, and
was recognized by the old lady while
at his work. She informed his father,
who is United Brethren Minister, and
he began to hunt the matter down. His
father confronted him at Elwood, where he
was working. with the evidence at hand,
and the latter broke down and confessed
the crime. He had become heavily in
voIved at Elwood, and knowing that the
old people had money, walked all the way
to their house--a distance Of forty miles
only to get So. The father brought
him and turned him over to the au-
thorities. Young Gossett is IS years old
and has hitherto borne good reputa-'
tion. He confesses that this is the third
time he has tried to rob the old people.
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aohooner CONC ASHORE.

The schooner Judah Nelson has gon,
ashore at Cape May. There was q heavl
gale and the vessel was seen firing dis
tress signals. The captain and crew
were rescued by the life-saying people
The schooner was laden with lumber
and bound from southern ports to New
Bedfc d, Massachusetts,, where she II
owned. The vessel is a total loss
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-25
love Their old Premier.

Prince Bismarck, while passing
through Berlin, was greeted with
popular demonstrations, and was de-
layed nearly two hours in returning his
acknowledgements. The students were
especially loud in their cheering. The
Prince remained in his carriage and
chatted cheerfully with bystanders. he
was in excellent health,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-25
Eyraud 10 BE GuillotIned.

The jury in the trial Of Michael,
Eyraud and Gabrillie Bompard for muir
der oftthe French local official Golf, at
Paris, returned verdict sem
fencing Eyraud to death by the
Gusilotine and Bompard to twenty years
IMPRISONMENT. y7aq ateN sg lFf4
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-25
A Find Of fDiamonds.

Charles Stader. a poor farmer who
owns forty acres in Jennings County,
Ind. found two stones on his farm
which are said to be diamonds. They
weigh three carets each. his forty
acre tract of land, which has hitherto
been unsuitable, is now an object OF
speculation. IN. 80. -. 80 IN.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-25

A special from Clarksbars, w. Va,
says: The family of Charles A. Bond,
consisting of himself, wife and five chill
dren, are allexpected to die fromthe eff
fects Of 'tRough on rats" administered
by young colored girl employed as q
domestic in the family. The girl has
Confessed. ~
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-25

At q meeting Of 1000 shoemalers
men and women, at Rochester, N. Y.
1t was voted to fight the manufacturers
and that arbitration was out of the qucs
ton. An assessment Of 10 per cent. vii
be levied to pay expenses. The Who'll,
question will be laid before the execu
tive committee Of the Internationa
TTni0u a.- sf e.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-25
Bursted Bankers.

Banker s. A. Kean, Of the suspended
Chicago Bank, was arrested at his resi-
dence in South Evanston. He was taken
before justice and released on $4,000
bonds. Cashier Warner was also ar
rested and released on SO, 600 bonds.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-25
Through a Bridge.

The west-bound Halifax express went
through St. Joseph bridge, near Lewis,
Ont. 1t is reported that six of the
passengers were killed, and a number
wounded. All the train went through
the bridge except the baggage car.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-25

Henry Dieber, farmer living near
North Baltimore, Ohio, was run over by
freight train on the Baltimore and Ohio
road at that place and instantly killed.
He was 40 years old and leaves q wife
and four children. rA
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-25
Suicide.

August Dillman, aged II, and one OF
the oldest residents of Terre Haute,
Ind, made his will, disposing Of real es-
tate valued at $4,000, and then shot
himself. Prolonged i'll health is sup
posed to have been the cause.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-25

In tho Idaho legislative JOINT session
Gov. Geo Shoupe, w. p. Mcconnell, ant
Erred Il. Duboise were elected Unita
States Senators according to ON agree
ment. Shoupe's term will end March 4
1891, and McConnell's March 4, 1898
Duboisc gets the full term--six years
from March next.
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DAsrAHDtFpEED.

1..4nI s.s....., = ~ ,.,-F1r.s.. Acel-
ISEII-. ,r-,..'s,-... siyr = D -.
- ----.---- ~ ~ s,,i...,,-.
S.tf DAsTAEDLH DEED. - ~ ~
N.Y. - ~ n, -. s...,.s !
a bq4 Lne IN n =. }. p rts '''''
BanfSkiil special After the trouble
here he Patne lite party drove ! 70 CAS-
tlecqpfqf, and Dayitt and Il Tanner soon !
made tneif app pearahee IN the latter place I
The2 AegHnset once to address the audi
ehca AIating upon the events that haa
just ofnpfBed at BallinakllI and assert
ing that Mr., ParnelI had prought moi,
Of hlthlfngs 70 attack them,o Mr.: Par-s
nellse carr age, while passing, WAS hootea
and DaFitt sent WORD 70 ParneH that II
he would come and stand py him ne
would guarantee him a. peaceaole near
ing. Mr.. ParneIl replied II am not IN
position to treat; l am only In position
to fight Then,s addressing a.-snal
audience, he said he valued the
quality and not the quantity OF his
hearers. he expressed conhdences that'
the voice OF Kilkenny would be Tor hlm'
he spoke in an impassioned vein tdeclar-
ing that he would not assail any one,
nor would not ask permission 10 speak
AKVlu y OVSAIsPnAtp"l Ntf~f Ns-fff-NNfi -
iackdawS Ike Dagftt. A BODY OF
Davitt's partisans coming up, another
row occurred. During the scrlmmage
some miscreant threw bag OF lime at
Parnell, 1t struck HIM full In the race
and the lime filled his eyes, binding him
and causing him intense pain. His car
riage was just driving away when the
lime was thrown. After riding some
distance he f.L was, Obliged 70
alight at laDorer's eaoin IN ia,h|ne
condition. A ldoctortwas called, put
Could do little to assuage the pain; ne
Urged that Mr. Parneil - shouiu
be driven Immediately to kllkenny
Tor proper treatment. Inc sthfs was
made, but Mr. Parnell was unapie 70 en-
dure the agony, and another ssop naa y
be made at hotel on the road, WnsIe
another doctor endeaYored V Ielieys .ne
sufferer by applying castor oil 70 nus eyes {: y:
and attempting to scrape on ehe lime
with the point OF . lead pencli. some
slight reliet was thus a1orGeu, ~ any M.
Parnell nnaily reacneo Ine f,rsolia
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-25

The business portion of Millard, Mo-,
consisting of three stores, postoffice,
town hall, drug store, and three dwell
ings, was destroyed by fire. The loss
will reach $4,000. The origin of the
fire is unknown. 1h-
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-25
ARoanors Roof gan, IN.

The roof Of the blacksmith shop Of the
Roanoke (Va.) machine works fell in,
under . heavy weight Of snow. One man
Of the night force was killed and eight
seriously injured The damage to build
ing and machinery Is estimated ct $780,
900; uninsured. Work win be resumed
At an carly day. y --ll-I ~ ~.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-25
Fatally Burned.

The Ohio Oil Company's drillers, who
have been putting down we'll near
Carey, Ohio, unexpectedly drilled into
the Trenton rock, the gas and oil rush-
ing forth with terrific force, flooding
the derrick and saturating the drillers.
The gas ignited from the boiler, covering
the men with oil and fearfully and fa-
tally burning one or two before they
could get out OF the burning derrick.
The head driller, man named Wolff, is
not expected to live, and his assistant is,
perhaps, fatally burned. The derrick
and everything connected with the well
was speedily. burned down, and the vol
eme Of oil and gas continues to burn as it
comes from the we'll.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-25

ton. Pa. Thss we're tinarred. THs
Lnhigh VallaY Coal Company have re-
sumed operations at all their colieriess
which have, been closed fOr soma time7
past This will cause the employment
Of many thousands OF persona s5r 10
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-25
Here,s a Chance for somebody.

The War Department has issued an
order increasing the reward for the ar
rest of deserters by the civil officers from
$50 and 500.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-25
PIot On the LIE Of the Gar Discovered.

The Paris Figaro publishes adyices
from Russia stating that there has been
discovered another plot to assassinate
the Gar. Members Of noblemen's club
are the iconspirators. The club house
has been closed and a number OF pals
have been arrested charged with coms
plicity in the plot. Fsra.tfa 81 - =
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-25

Prices reasonable as consistent for reliable
operations. No extra charge for painleas sx-
tracting. W. j. PIERREporrr, Dentist,
II Bitter Block near Miller House.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-25
THE STATE OFlOHIO.
WHAT HAS HARPERBD WITHIN
4. ITS BORDERS.

omesrs Elected By the Chic sabbath Asso-
ciation-Aooidsnt at . Firs-ExPIosioa
, oFPowdsr-KiIlsd BY the Cars-A saloon
'a Murdor1Found Dead-shot himself.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-25

Havana special: Juan Avento, the
wealthy farmer Of Batadano, who was
Kidnapped and carried off into the
mountains by bandits Of Manuel Garcia,
was held three weeks for ransom, SIC, 900
being demanded. He was set free on the
payment Of $3, ,0ooin gold and engaging
to pay 81, 900 more within three months.
He well treated during his captivity,
although he suffered mnch from ex-
posure and hardship, to which he was
.unaccustomed. There have been several
engagements this month between the
bandits and the troops. The former
were always successful in their en-
counters, having succeed in making their
escape. UP to date nota noted outlaw
has been killed or wounded e
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-25

Z -Four Hungarian miners were killed b!
tho fall of coal In the mines near Halle
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-25
An1laiY About the Pope's HMM.

~ A dispatch to the Berlin National
zeitlinq from Rome says that there is
much anxiety at the Vatican over the
condition Of the Pope, who has been
seriously affected by the extremity cold
weather. DR.. Ceccerelli, who is In at
tendance on His Holiness, is prepared
for the worst. g az. l..s
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tilTed by q Failing Tree
TIE MARKETS.

George Marshall was killed by fall
ing tree while chopping at Shoals, Ind.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-25
rha sherlfr props Deat at ] Eanglng.

RENT LaMontagne, the murderer Of
Napoleon Michael, his brother-in-law,
was hanged in the Jail yard at Sher-
brooke, Quebec. The tragedy was o
double one, for it involved the death Of
Sheriff Webb as well. A few minutes
before 0 O'Clock tho Sheriff arrived at
the Jail and was admitted 10 Jailer
Reads private apartments. Three min
ntes later messengers were. running for
DR.. Austin, but when he arrived the
aged Sheriff was dead. DEATH was due
to acute heart failure, induced by excite-
ment.. The death caused universal sor-
row aud 1t was o gloomy crowd that
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-25

IAIGotE iS.Sbkl y.ri thsIe lie [ 81
ioHsa uas aneoaed. nad thls inaident lesr
sened the sympathy that was felt for
|fhe murderer y = NINA tHfItl
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-25
NUTSHELL.

THE, PoPE' FsoNp pbNckb IN,
ssoeop sLiEAITB.Ss 3 bsd
,sso,.aik ikslsl4ss-Aaso erode oai a.
LIoksa beAf ms 4fhs erinesf sis6AesSk
In tlasd arhs yfop CREST Gihas
stoss snessssf4k Tsst' ~ 4 D5papaIts
shsiltfTYo Thpyssnd Peliars stolen
ffoitspk CnpsRssit dpaabs1FHssss Aee.-5
dsnls,fbt6w .sy3s4Gqqs sidf Z & ~,
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rHE PKoHIsIrIOx rAs1Y.


sse Agssfs SO Weshsrs Thsrsuenav CT
ovstsa8 the state Y5ssA-
Rev. =. b. Sutton returned Yesterday
from : three months trip over the sssse IN
the interest Of prohibifion. In the ninety
days that he has been gone he hiss hsld over
100 msssings. ths largest numhsr in one dsy
nsans ave. Or The day on which be h>Id
snst numusr OF meetings he raised for the
cause OF prohibition the sum of 81. o5s
During the whole time he placed over
vio.oW worth Of Alliance stock ard oh
tanned so Subscribers 10, the E<ad<y. the
oificid publication Of the Prohihisionists in
the state.
hev. sutton assisted In holding seven
county conventions in the counties OF YAK.
INA. Waila WaIla. Columbia. Garfield. As
ofin. whitman and Spokane, and be or
ganized thirty -four aourishing prohibition
clubs In ali he travelled over 300 miles.
many OF which were made on horseback.
and over mountainous and thinly settled
sections
Prof. Samuel Dickie. Of Albion. Mich.
chairman Of the national committee Of the
ffohihitson party, viii b. in Washington
ior Ifiesn days, commencing May q. 1880
Prof. Dickis 10 claimed 70 be the best piat-
form speaker in America. and he viii chal-
lenee any man 10 . debate upon the pro-
hibation question.
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chsrin 4 wilson. a;scrneysa,-iav. hare re-
moved 10 RON -, kiittnxer block. northwest
eoyner south second and wssAtnxton-
Black dress materials reduced 81 the sAiA
Chester Cieary.
s2srry,s stocksca Sour IL the nss. Try il
9rest retscssone in s.lks during the sale.
Chester Ciczry.
New vide-srings trimmings arrived for our
new sscre Chester cisa-y,
Aousekeere~s. do No fail 90 esd year grocer Tor
sp~rry's Ssockson dcur.
s7tsr. Bieaesea table dsmssk. reduced 30 sase
NJ she saiel Chester Caeesy.
G. ". Towsley. real estate broker snd sole
sreus for Warts City Map Of Scattls- Room l.
Raxw~ii Building.
ssc A Ice OF atwood. wide dress materials
reduced % go 81 the sale Chesser Caeary.
Ne excuse scr tad bread wnea yoa can bur
sve-ryls cesenrassd stockton dcnr.
ssa Tarkey red table aaza&sk reduced as The
sale Chester Ciesry.
So. A line 81 y lneh. atwood plaiis ressncsd
90 * q the sale chesseT Cieary
Oar store IL net ready sor usl occts arv pour
ing in npSsa Is from all direct2oaS 10 Nc are
tersss ~ sarr4sce them. Chester Cieary.
Il heavy extra large siss1 spread chester
Css&ry.
PATTERN suiss. Chester clesry.
As ws eel Tor cash only. car prices ere always
the lowest Chester 1ieary.
Ole rar<rs - . nadia
New sslk striped h&nnsss CAesser cseary.
Sc. A tine Il heavy vhits sedsprssds cass-
Tar CleAry~
lcc cheeh Nainsooka cAssse< cssary.
sc. A zinch Ane tADaak towel tAncy
hcrten Chessss casAxys
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- Afseraeea service, One ~ d
CAnin~Hang Escauss.

- Afseraeoa service, One - the
cAAis~Gang Escapsss
Nj thes Il one Of them msn With
= Just gone into our yard. aud the
~ didn't sea him |" said little Maud
I : sens giri companions yesterday
Immediately after the chain.
!. - passed the corner OF Fourth and
etfsek. where the little girl resides.
you must be mistaken. Maud. be-
n. e'a yoanot see two policemen guard
- pttsoners ~ they marched along Z"
aesees young miss.
eowever. sioutlv persisted that
Ne prisoners did leave the ranks
~ INTO the yard, and added. II guess
s'eemsn must have been asleep"
~upas o. ladies living in the house adj
n bearing the conversation between
I'VE ones, determined TO investigate
One Of them proposing not To
Iaad. boldly wen, up to the entrance OF
~ .eoss In the rear OF the yard. shook
seoeknob. then beat . hasty retreat.
: 1. heard. Is she afterwards expressed
nxing OF chains" and . "ghostly
Her attempt At investigation had
~ suoeessfal. however. for . moment
sAe had shaken the door. it was
ND the pale face OF a youth pro-
nom it He proved 10 b one of
sss'h-Eane, and tremhiingly hegged
~. Who were then gathered In force.
discover him TO the police. that be
~ bold, bad man. but only . POOR.
=. ua'oftanase youth. whose only crime
Ane TOO poor and unable 20 procure
could not work on the chain
longer. even II they killed me for
escape be exclaimed, tearfnlly.
- seesred prisoner again asked the
~. ae' 70 tell on him. and placing the
vaich be in some manner removed
- ms ankles, inside his coat. made OF
l..oe Alley. running along side the
and has no doubt made good
70 81 out of town.
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aREEN LAKE AaA RESIDENCE cxNrxR

YeoteI hao her saw mfiie, kavenna her -four
Ing mills. Latona. Edgewater and Fremont their
factcttee and heavy. deafening raiiroad. Salmon
Beys Ballard and 1oulev "a have the unfolding
din Of case, shops, foundsjes aud mt1ix. The
great canal viii 30 through one OF th<se DAYS
and make . smoky, noisy. busy wafer front Of
this whole line Now the Great Northern cuts
across 70 the head OF Lake Washington, passing TO
the north Of Green Lake 70 pant there . line OF
busy indussrieG
where shall an elegant residence BE- builts 1t
should have pleasant. qsist prospect upon .
body Of water, quick and convenient Transit.
hsalthful SURROUNDINGS and creditsbie resi-
deucee for neiahborA "A vest circumference OF
lake front trsyersed BY no line Of transportation
bat puucsured. - Il we're. here and there by .
line Of travel. cannot meet the above require
ments. steep banks and noisy front however
much travsrssd By car lines cannot satisfy the
conditfonA
Green Lake when il shall BE- q II win be en-.
circled oil along IL four miles Of delightful
shore with IN electric line. and when this
shai b - Il Will be tapped on the south from
Fremont and from LAtona: on the East from ka-
VIENNA; on the North FROM = tributary district,
add on the West from Salmon Bay and Ballard.
viii be the home nest OF Seattle. The sanitary
conditions perfect In an elevation Of $50 feet
above Lake Union. with ~ unfailing and abun-
dans surplus OF water ever flowing into Lake
Warrington. The construction and nushing Of
sewers 20 connect with other systems which
must lead 70 salt water 10 Of slight di0culsy or
roaf =
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Sses Lsasy rsssslvesy ps<ssses
- Wayes-

Sses Isasy Rs~sesvesv Ds<ssses -
- 3ayse-
~. JoAn Larry yesterday stated 10 .
foss-isrrh1iesscxs reporses that he would
no. under any circumstances acreps .
noninstton Tor mayor q The coming city
eeeaoa. and that the report which hes
6lned cfseulsfton regarding his wiling
49, . become . candidase Is utssrir with
cut fuunda1Son-
NJ. Lsasy says that his personal inter-
esss sAks Up al hts time and that IL would
o impossibss for him 10 accept . pubic
ofnee q - much iEporsAnce - mayor.
1saeher-Wasrs he p.~s ssrs- of -. rupl,
--essd swhsrs your sutha..tv scr sha. form -
"A sign 81 he sreeery eore.- -Nhas do<s IL
10 Itrnosky sci - Bs.gAnmpsoa L<sa<r
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HYPERION COURT
uullarky on Trial for
Gheoting Lewis.
: ~ JUDGE LlchTENseao.


Hchtenberg occupied Judge
IN room yesterday Ia the trial
~. aeainss Thomas MnIiafky for
VrIism Lewis In the bAsroom 81
80 house. 81 Gilman. NOVEMBER
9 ln6es Humes declined 10 hear
- = g he'd been connected with .
= which this one grew. The trial
- been held during The last Grim
80 z coart, but VAS continued on
= I do1sctivs indictment. yestsr-
IN The jurors were sworn In
- ~ commenced. William Lewis
r 1Sss Rowley we're witnesses for
- vos5srdsy. and testified In detail
1fou1ine. A row hsd started BE-
- 11lnorxy and Dave Thomas in the
q tse hotel. when Thomas Row
- proprietor. intsrsered- Null
pulIed q revolver end
4 Thomas. but the bullet
I N and struck William Lewis. .
'5sS1e. ii the leg. INJECTING . painful
1hs affair was brought to = sud-
= Mnilarky lost no time In get
Otber evidence was brought
- nuch Of II vas not material. Al
4 adjournment the prosecution
- st1e Of the case. The trial will
- Ibis morning.
sew SUITS FILED.
~ foreclosure OF . mortgage on .
17Inry nots Vas brought by l.. Il.
IA vile and Benjamin Prowse
- eeninst r. w. Love and Jessie
Sne. hs wife. The amount sued for
5 - i. Russell has brought suit
SiI16 John 3. Co.'s, J. G. Bugher, Jane
- George r. Ransy, to recover
nlleeod % b due her for monies
- ~ erection Of Z house. The
-, Buehsr and Cole, contractorss
= eDmply with the terms OF contract
S&ouaton Of the building. and were
GnhIo Tor 81 900. on = bond, together
1lsbdsnts Raney. Plaintiff alleges
S0uebiieed to pay out $g70. . over and
- suetssct price and now sues to re-
~ Gestae Lumber and Commercial
10y haa brought suit against A. J.
Ion collect $225 on pronlissory note.
= / balsnos Of $7.5s for lumber pur-
fnoBATE COURT MATHIS.
h1o1e Judge Osborn yesterday ap-
11 Thomas X. shepard general adj
lBf q ths estsse Of Harry b. Sabiu.
1oe : bond for qualification OF $i2.-
II ~ special administrator was d.
- y pay TO the general administrator
Inn md p turn over Ill other prop
~ t1loaeing 10 tho estate. An account
- 1Ied BY the special administrator
g10edW issued setting . hearing for
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Tine entertainment Ut the Central school
Tor the bsneht Of the public school
library fund takes place tonight instead OF
tomorrow night, - stated in the Posr-
IsrELLisExcEs. The affair promises to be
. succsss. A large number Of tickets have
bsen sold and . good attendance IL ex-
pectsd- MIRA Cslssts Langley slauson viii
Be assisted by Mrs- y. Laird, Miss Lois
sheais, Mr. J. H. Aiddiebrook, Mrs. ]. o.
Lyon. Miss Helen q. Devoe, Mr.. A. w.
Craig, and Msstsr Frank Van Du.en.
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UpunDoa MISUNDERSTANDING ..
- knne1s and wife W Thomas johnson
e1r8Ms1ng Wednesday. April 20. 2pm.
1o 1eRsavy Va Thomas csssens--Ccn-
u>asoa covps ..
MA1Gl - Paciac Cabie Construcsion Com
ol1nued - Wednesday,. April -
loDAnlsesin ~ r ,. ~ ouiGicy era Pat
gy-auis Tor breach OF contract; de-
usved for nsn1uit: allowed.
rncsArn coukf-ospokx. 4.
1e4 samuel zahnhsus- Dawson
1ro administrator: $500 bond approved.
q 0ls + Audelid-Boud 1pr 81. go ap-
~ Wow difsctins notice TO creditors.
49, q john Keily-Kstherfno Kelly ap-
I'd sdninisezstor. $3.50 bond approved;
01oclas notice 10 ereditorM
y HAM Delaney Report Of sale died
= 1eos Ann ArmstroIv Order making
r.. - q - per month from May II, iss9.
- = Harry r eahin--T Thomas n. shepard
- general administrator; hearing on
nANay u.
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- Ayallss ~ u. Q. Paige--Judgment BY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-16

IL - psfns neces<sfy OF health thas fhs -
uon - ne bowels should ne kept r~gnias. Bu;
sne ssy 70 overcome . temporary ~ Of epnsfs-
pAtinn. o. 70 remedy eAronic eossiveness d nos
Va dsiuxe The stomach and drench the bowels
Win puygsssyss Of yioseos sn1 painful sesson
Zee HAPPY UsduD 81 ween % snorernflne and
NQ.eaf eathaxstc - Hoss~sterfs Stomach Bsfferx
vnira ecss tsst sufficiently upcn the bswes 10
tslex them wtftosf pata, and which being .
Nnoseeone t0usc - well ~ apegfenf
hss The effect Of srxngtheninx bosh
0Fn and the stomach. aud pro-
noting the well being OF she Whole inserual
increased activity Of the liver, usualiy dornsns
~ sasee OF co<tsveness. and sound dsRe&fion fea-
lows the uss OF this beneEsent medicine. a.
snd cure h exr.r.s.is,, ~ pa.s.,s.r = s s.as
And afus, kidney troubles and debility are also
5emedted ~ g.