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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1890-08-16
GROVES TAsTELESs Chill Tonic

1t is as pleasant to the taste as lemon
syrup.
The smallest infant will take it and
never know it is medicine.
Children cry for it. Never fails to
cure.
Chills once broken will not return.
Cost you only half the price Of other
Chill Tonics.
No quinine needed. No purgative
needed.
Contains no poison. Cheaper THAI
quinine.
1t purifies the blood and removes al
malarial poison from the system.
1t is as large as any dollar tonic and
RETAlLS FOR SO CENTS.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1890-08-16

Mr.. Soure looking at his watch)
Why, your clock is slow. Miss Goode,
Tommy: Yes, Susie put it back. She
expected Mr.. Sweete tonight instead
of you.--Jester.
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WASHINGTON TERRTIoz|
INVESTMENT co.

Lots in the LAKE SHORE sd&in I
KIRKLAND AMI only 1000 !sstin1 =
BUSINESS CENTER 1t s1So - y
wards.
This addition is small one. right n Hx1
proper, and cleared and level vsta u1l1s -
only LOCO feet from the business ct11A j
city. We are authorized TO sell "a - ec1
time only, az prices within reach 81 IT, -
very easy terms This is very eaolce pfUo&
and can BE- bought for the same prizes ~
erty one mile further OF Is seIlies ~
Kirkland company is now fslriy lr4H
with some OF It's improvenenfs and NJ
public fully appreciates the ma9nir19 3 !.
operations there viii be o scramble u
benefits of the great rise in yaia3 uN4
low. The machinery has ready oeea 49,
and In the near future the largest me14e 4
ing plant of any kind in the Nofsne9 "
b. in full operation. The railroad5 ~ -.
pushed TO Kirk and, aid every se1unN
given of
Great rise in values, based upon IT,
merit. Remember that the Lake sn1~ -
ton is now on the market.
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SPECIAL NOTICE


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT YING
IN Chong & Co. have purchased the building
OF chin blng Gee, situated on Washington
street, Msynard's addition. block 3d.. Ali claims
must be presented TO Wing Chong & Co. before
September /, 1890 After September 1st no
claims will be paid. Seattle, August 81 1890
NOTICE OF AUCTION sALE-PUBLIC NO.
IN tice is hereby given that I, John H. Nc
Graw, assignee In certain proceeding in insol-
yency, now pending in the superior court of
klug county, Washington, entitled J. NJ Mich
oils d Co VS.. Their Creditors, i'll pursuance of an
order in this behalf heretofore made by said
court, will sell and cause TO be sold at public
auction, for cash, at the premises formerly oc-
cupied by said j. NJ. Nichols. on Colum bja
street, between Second and Third streets in the
city Of Seattle. in said King county, on Friday,
the 5ta DAY OF september, 1880, at IL o'clock a
M, and between that hour and l. O'Clock noon
OF that day, and between the hours of O'clock
p. M and o'clock p. m. OF thar day. and con-
unuing every day thereafter at like hours. ex-
Guiding Sundays, until the sale is completed
all the stock OF goods wares and merchandise
ana tae fixtures. OF which am now in posses
sion as such assignee, towit: Hardware, piping
and plumbers materials: also ali the unTAaii
book accounts, chooses in action and evidences
OF Indebtedness n nay possession as such as
PETERSON PENNEFArHER Attorneys for AS
signee
Dated at Seattle, King county, wash, this 14th
day OF August. 1890
NOTICE TO CREDIToRs-NoTICE Is HERE.
IN by given by the undersigned admins rs-
tor of the estate of Simon P. Hips. dec ased to
the creditors OF and all persons having claims
agaiI st The laid deceased 10 present them with
the necessary vouchers. within twelve mon ms
after the first publication of this notice. TO tbe
said administrator, at his place OF business Al
the corner OF second street aud Yeslef avenue
in the city OF Seattle, state Of Washington
r PHILLIPS,
Administrator Of she estate of Simon Philips,
deceas d. S''
D. Nm. DoUrmTT. Attorney for Administrator.
Daftd az SEA tie. August 0, 1890
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Now The eAtTLE NOh!
RAILROAD is now running train -
Anacortes and SEDR0. 80
The GREAT OkTHERN Rail- 49,
is in actual operation from Falrhaye. w. j. =
The SEATTLE, LAX n SHOkk
ERIN is building passenger depola sna oI1 y ~
houses at sedro, and laying track nv
north. ..e.a
Tha GREAT NORTHERN ILL., Hall -
Is building up the famous skagif vsLg ~. -
sEDRo. and 1t looks very muc1 s1ns6
they were going to make the 49, ~ !
SPOKANE FALLS line their mse " p
the coast. Look on any map ana yp1 "
tice. that the present end Of the els 49,
ern railroad in MONTANA and ~ 49, 49,
FALLS and SEDRO are on socut
parallel of altitude. ..~~s.~irn
THE sEDRO LAND ~
MENr co. has JUST been formed ~
up capital of 10000. composed
capitalists in Seattle and New rosk
Do you appreciate what eli tnsee ~ ~ r.
mills and the natural resources
dro, backed by capita, can 90. .xl y e
Lots in the first plat OF sEp
prices for a short time.
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CoMPANY-RS-
- gineers and contractors for bridges OF every
description; wharf building. pile driving. drede.
specifications furnished ON application; ccrre-
spendence solicited. Office, Occidental block,
Seattle, Wash.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

II T. HAMMOND & co. SUCCESSORS To
- anderson d Faegre), Commission me-.
snau.s ana wholesale dealers in hay grain. feed
ana produce: storage solicited. cSmrsres.i
socx' 1905 Madison street, seattle, Wash.
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WASHINGTON TERRII0k
INVESTMENT co.
0ffices in Company's BuildlnE
corner Second and Cherry streets
Notice Of Sale Of bon

WHEREAS, At an election held q sns 8 ~
Blaine, in Whaicom county, slete RI
ington, on the 18TH day OF Auguss -
the mayor and cou ell OF ssia s v q
Blaine were authorized BY the elec a .'rs3r{I
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house Of Dexter Horton "a, = ~ =
Washington, and will draw interes. ., 4;
cent per anuum. paysbie semi az. ~ rrfyi|1C
The MAYOR and couuc reserve 49,
of rejecting any aud al bids.
by order OF council. gym rgrIt
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DOOTH & HAEF0RD ABSTRACT CO q
ID Rooms 3a5 and $40. Seattle block.
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OF SMALL POODLE DOG: COLLAR
L. msrked Samuel Ii. Horne. Return TO 81
Madison street. and receive reward.
r OsT-A PLAIN GOLD RING. REWARD
IL viii D. p4ld Tor It's return 10 office OF san
Francisco Bridge Company
OsT-A Small. GOLD BOOT ABOUT AUG.
IL IL Find will please return 10 l,0lo Front
stree and secure reward.
II Osf-sMALL RED LEATHER VALlSE ON
IL Madison street between Lake w 80 ngton
and Seattle. Finder return 10 rom IL, Kline &
Rosenberg bnildlHg, and receive reward.
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CTRAYED-ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, A
- three-year-old colt, dark bay, branded "a"
ON left shoulder. Anyone giving authentic in
formation or returning same TO A. Mex nnon at
SIS Front street, or to the Montana stables. will
be liberal y rewarded By A. McKinnon or r. A.
Chisholm.
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GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE coNPANI q
- removed TO fourth fonr Occiden'1l b.
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IL ladies and children's hair dreolne
manicure parlors; hair cut, dyed, sinset -
pooed and dressed in the latest Ess)n
styles. Rooms and 4, Atkins bloch. 81 cGs
bia street.
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SPIRITUALTsM.

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~ and business medium, SO Third street
pariors L and Is. sittings daily
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Advertiser nts under the hea DIS of Lost
Found, For Sale, Fer Rent, and Situations
Wanted will be inserted at the rate of cents
word for the first insertion: / cent q word for
each subsequent insertion. Payment always in
sdvance.
Advertisements will be received at branch
Offices Of the PosT-ISTKLLIGENcER at;
Tscoms. .....................O. H. Culver. agent
Fort Townsend. Handley & Kelley
NoTICE-The business Office of the PosT-IN-
TELLIGENcER is open until L. D. m. Classified
advertiser ents Will be received up to this hour.
The following letters await advertisers at this
office:
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The Saline County journal., 1890-02-27
NEW POSTAGE STAMPS

The l-cent stamp contains q profile
bust OF Benjamin franklin In ultra
marine blue. On the 2-cent stamp
II profile bust Of Georgs Washing
ton In csrmlae. The Scent contains
q profile bust Of Andrew jackson In
purple. The i-sent stamp contains
portrait Of Abraham Lincoln In
chocolate. On the 8 cent stamp Il A
portrait OF General Grant iu light
brown. The 9 cent stamp denomina-
tiOn has q portrait Of James A. Gar.
held. The color OF this stamp has
not yet been fully determined upou.
The ten cent stamp contains O pnr-
trait Of Daniel Webster In mIlori
green. The fifteen cent denemin-
alton has portrait Of Henry Clay In
deep blue. On the thirty cent stamp
10 black profile bust Of Thomas JEFF.
ferson. The ninety cent desomina-
ton contains an orange profile bust
OF Commodore o. n. Perry.
The new series comprises the same
ss the series I'm pee
snt use 10 meet existing rates Of post
age. The stamps diner somewhat in
form from those I'm present nee sud
are abeut one-eighth smaller In sixe.
There will be no change In the cur
rent special delivery, postage due, or
or periodical stamp;
neither will the stamps on the
stamped envelopes or on the letter
sheet envelopes be changed for The
present, at least. Ths number Of
stamps already ordered of the new
lssas sggrsgstss n, ,ooo, 900, represent
lna llsl,s21.
The Saline County journal., 1890-02-27
LATE NENI.

Wisconsin is In the grip Of a bIiz
card.
A blizzard is raging In northern
Iowa.
The Ohie river IL very high aud a
disastrous flood is regarded rs almost
Inevitable.
Bismarck has delayed his contem.
plated resignation on account OF the
recent Socialist victory.
Hot Springs, Ark, was visited by
. tornado Tuesday, and much dam
sge was done 10 property.
Two Ohio farmers fight TOrty-two
rounds TO . draw to settle their rival
claims for the hand of q girl.
Illinois aud I indiana have been Wis
tied by remarkably heavy transforms
within the last two days.
A bank building at Keathley, Ten.
nsssee was blown to pieces In q re-
cent storm and six people were in
iured.
The farmers Of Kansas are about
to demand . reduction Of 50 per cent.
In corn rates to the Missouri river.
A terrific storm ragged yesterday
throughout Arkansas and Tennessee.
Brownsville, Tenn, was about wiped
out OF existence.
The opposition TO "lard compound"
legislation had the fioOr before the
house committee on agriculture at
Washington yesterday.
Addit Ienal details Of the dam dis
astsr 10 Arizona are being received.
Fears are felt for the safety Of more
than 500 people.
Forty men imprisoned In Q inine
In North Carolina n onday night
were .rescued just In time TO save
them from q terrible death.
The Saline County journal., 1890-02-27
INrENrKRaScE ~ TEMPERANCE

New York Tribune.
The intemperance Of Prohibition
lists largely accounts for the prpiu-
dice existing Ia the minds of mil
lions of good men and women
against the prohibition movement.
Inlnoderate zeal is often repellant
even when II confines itself TO words,
in spite Of our American love of tree
speech. Thus the vlTulence with
which the leaders Of the third party
crusade have attacked the motives
OF those who advocate other methods
Of destroying the rum power has not
failed To accomplish its natural effect
OF alienation. But the intemperance
Of which we speak Is not confined To
language. Just now it II perform
ing prOdigies Of yalOr out Ia North
western Missouri. At least 1t must
be supposed that the women who
are breaking into SALOONS aud pour
ing wines aud liquors into the gut
ters do 30 under conviction that this
IL fine and heroic work. In one in-
stance 9 clergyman was present to
countenance aud inspire them; In
some eases husbands, sons and
brothers have helped, so far at least,
as to applaud. Under such ciTeum-
stances II would he strange 10 the
principal performers had not got
their standard OF right and wrong
almost as badly mixed as the spirits
which have been flowing through
their streets.
These Missouri crusaders are not
Yindicating the majesty of violated
law, though they would have il ap-
The Saline County journal., 1890-02-27
rss AparsrsraArroy rypo.,rp

i Globe DemocF1t
The eleeilun in the Fourth Dis.
| trict OF Pedusyivania on Tuesday
last may be cob sidered direct aud
/ emphatic endorsement Of the nd-
ministraiiou aud the Republican
| msiority In congress. An active
anu Intelligent canvass va. made
by the Democrats Of the district,
sho were led by W. 81. Ayfes, on,.
OF tue al lest and most popular Of
the members of the Democratic
party in his section sf the state.
Ayres, In the election Of 1883, Was au
opponent Of the late W. ID. Kelly,
vino had represented the district In
congress for over q quarter Of cen
tury, and led the veteran campaign.
er q livelier race, taking all the ciF-
eomstaBces Into consideration, than
he had run In many years. Thi-
year DemocTatic chances should
naturally be more favorable than
before because of the sbsrnrr Of all
incentive to bring out heavy vote,
which coDditiun generally operates
mere seriously against tue d.iniuanI
party than against the rival organ
iZatiOns. The Democrats, - a con
sequence, felt so Inush encouraged
at the outlook that Republican re
verse was confidently exported eve'.
up To the opening Of the polls hi, d
blasted Democratic hopes.
On d total vote Of about 81 ,OOD a
year and q quarter ago Kelley's I.lu.
rality was little over 5000. LAST
Tuesday, on an aggregate vote of |
less that 42,OO0, the plurality for |
Reyburn, the Republican nominee,
Was more than $3.50. NOtwiIhsland- |
ing the want Of concern which the /
Republicans displayed In the con-
test, their candidate obtained a
larger proportion Of the total vote
than his conspicuous aud popular
predecessor received In lSsS. The
meaning OF this triumph IL 50 OBJ
viOus aud uumistakable that u will
be apprehended by the foes a. well
as the friends Of the successful can
didate. In the canvass the tariff
and the general policy Of the Repub-
llean party were the Issues on which
the result depended. The Demo
cratic candidate boldly proclaimed
aud eloquently defended his devO-
lion to Tree trade, and pledged him
self To work for a general reduction
Df duties if elected. The tremen-
lUu. set-b TEX which the Democrats
have sustained, therefore, IL a strIk-
inE aud magnificent proclaim alton
The Saline County journal., 1890-02-27

IT has been pretty well demo- n
strated that it IL about ss impossible
to lsgislate people out Of debt 90 It 10
for . man to attempt 10 lIft himself
by his boot straps. Those who are
clamoring for an extra session Of the
Legislature for the purpose Of reIIev-
Ing the financial condition Of the
Kansas farmer would do veil to
ponder this fsct.-AtchisoR Champ
inn
The Saline County journal., 1890-02-27
THE TERRIFIc TORRENT FROM THE
BROKEN DAM IN ARIZONA.

PHGSIX, ArIz., Feb. D. News
from the dam disaster reaches here
slowly. The company camp, ten
miles below the lower dam, con-
talned about Sc people two weeks
ago. There were probably that
many In at the time Of the disaster,
and fears are entertained for their
lives.
A courier from near there says he
was awakened nj 2 o'clock In the
morning. by the shrieks of the people.
A wave ffy feet high was coming
down the valley. lt vas sparkling
In the darkness with millions Of
phosphorescent rays. With q ter
ribls roar 70 almost instantly swept
away tsnIs and buildings. The
canon, full Of cetton wood trees, was
swept out clean. The lower dam-s
Structure 30 feet long and sixty feet
above bed rock, with thirty feet
above the sarface-Was swept away.
A prospeetor who was camping on
. bluff four miles below wieken-
burg says the sight from where he
atosd was sublime In the extreme.
At narrow Just below them, where
the canon contracts to about one
fourth Of its width between psrpen-
dicular rocks several hundred feet
high, the waters ieaPed up 100 feet
with fearful crash and roar and
rushed through the narrow gorge
Ike Dghtning, cleaning cut the last
vestsgs Of everything movable, lsav-
Ing the bare, hard rock.
The Saline County journal., 1890-02-27
CHICAGO DRUNK WITH JoY.
The "wIndy city 10 Pretty well Sat.
tsfied.

| The "wisdy city % Pretty Well Sat.
i.hsd.
CHICAGO, Feb. p 5-Chieago was OIL
big drunk last night, and the town
was In an uprOar. News Of the re-
suit Of the fiIal ballot In the house
OF representatives at Washington
was received here about ) O'Clock,
just ~ the frat installment Of work
ers was going home, aud in q few
moments the streets IN the vicinity
Of the newspaper offices, hotels aud
other places where returns were be-
ing received, became all but impass-
able. Crowds Of men and boys went
shouting aud singing through the
streets, tin horns Ly the hundreds
were fished out from their hiding
places and made 10 do full duty and
the din became all but unbearable.
FIR. IN the time the baliotinK In the
house began the various bulletin
boards were surrounded by eager
crowds aud each gain by Chicago
was greeted with Q cheer. Bys
o'clock the crowds Ia the down town
thoroughfares became larger and
overfiowed frosl the sidewalk into
the streets, trzmping through the
mud, hiudsring the passage OF street
abdcsble ears aud other vehicles.
Male patriotic Chieagons began TO
"hll up" iu the exuberauce Of their
enthusiasm, aud the dispenser Of H.
quids hadn't time to 20 to supper.
IL was given out that the police
would arrest any man found sober
on the streets, and 10 is q matter Of
record tonight that the arrests
have been very few.
Bands Of music were ordered out |
and paraded the streets, and hun
drsds Of boys carrying torches slop- |
ped around In the mud, making all /
the noise possible. The sole Idea
seemed 10 be TO create q racket, and /
whatever would make the Ioudsss
noise was In demand. Every loco
nstivs In the railroad yards, every
whistle In the fastories and al tues /
In the river let themselves loose, and
people couidn't hear themselves
think. Bot nobody eaied. 10 vas Q
lime for rejoicing, and everybody re-
loieed, each In his eva way. U
The Saline County journal., 1890-02-27

Nelson. Smith Center; A. Troup,
jr., KiFwin.
Seventh Observation-Disclosures, Clark
ConkliB, Lyons; James w. Hamil-
ton, Wellington; alteruates, w. G.
Edwards, Larned; II. B. Kelly, Me-
Phefa0n.
The Saline County journal., 1890-02-27
Publication Notjee
In the District Court of Saline County
State Of Kansas
IL "a, nnr n.inI..aIHn

II. p. Van Laer. plaintiff
NR.
Hiram Maltby. Frances
a. Aaltby. Chas HGtchin-
sOii, The Bellows Fails
savings Institute, and
Hubert z. Ball. trustee,
Defendants.
State Of Kansas To Charles Hutchinson,
Greeting.
You and each Of you will take notice that
you have been sued In the District Court of
Saline county, In the state OF Kansas, and
that you must answer the petition In said
cause on OF before the sDih day OF April, Isao,
or said petition will b. taken A. true pBd a
Judgment rendered In said artiOn against
you Tor the foreclosure o. n certain mort
gage executed by Hiram Maitby and Frances
n Maltby upon the lst day Of OctOter, issa
on the following described real estate, to- wit:
The southeast quarter Of section thlTty-tWo
~, and the southwest quarter Of section
thirty three a., In township fourteen IIs,
In range four tp. west of the 6th D. m In the
county OF Saline, state Of Kansas, and for the
sale Of said premises 10 pay the debt secured
BY said mortgage and costs Of suit. and for
ever barring and forecioEing said defendants
and each Of them. 0f and from Al right, title.
estate, Interest, property UF eQulty Of ~.
demption In or 20 said premises, az any part
thereof. BESSETT x. wHEELER
and J. y. SwfTyEE
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Attest: G. J. .FREDRICRHON.C Clerk
By A. Friedrich sDn. Deputy.
The Saline County journal., 1890-02-27

A MAN Of the name OF Morgan q.
trying to form huge syndicate with
the capital Of $4,000. 900 to control
the prices Of grain. He proposes to
get all ths farmers In the country to
subscribe so, one share, each, to
form the capital. Farmers, we take
It, ars too well informed to 60 into
such Q chimerlcal scheme. They
are not all suckers, at any rate. and
the scheme will therefore fall Of ma
teri iaIization.