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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-02
THOs. b. Smith, State AGENT, Dayton, Q.

Little Judith, the eight year old
daughter of Mr.. MullineauS, of the In
land Christian Advocate, Des Moines,
Iowa, on learning that her special play
mate, child of her own age, had taken
the whuoping cough, took bottle OF
medicine, which had cured her of a troub-
lesome cough, and went over and said |:
"You must take this. medicine. IL will
do you good" MIR. Mulineaux WIS cur
ious as 10 to the result and on making ill.,
quiry learned thar the little neighbUr, who
had been unable to rest at night. had been
greatly relieved IN that respect. The par
Oxisms were neither so frequent, severe or
enduring. The cough under the genial
action OF this admirable remedy, was
,oosened. The medicine lquefes the
mucus and enables the sufferer TO throw II
off. The attack in the beginning gave
every evidence Of being a severe attack Of
whooplng cough. Indeed 1t was a gen.
uine case; but this preparation, while per-
haps il may not be a positive cure fer the
disease, is individually able to alleviate
It. II Il does not cure It. It will give un-
questioned relief. The medicine referred
TO is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, For
sale by Fred ID. Felt, Druggist.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-02
HEAD OF THE FAMILY.
There wasn't : Particle q Doubt as to
VINO was Boss.

InotO WAhn-S 8AAEhhcAo ~ Aoobs - ~
VINO was Boss.
It's awful hard to tell sometimes
where the head Of the family is, says
the San Francisco Chronicle. What
with the girl being able to do just what
she likes with her father, and the boy
being able to wheedle his mother into
doing any thing he wants her to, society
is In q bad way. All, welll The author
ity Of affection is very pleasant theory,
not altogether safe as 1t is. The repub-
licsn form Of government is perhaps
not the best in household. The house
wants an Emperor, governed by an EN-
press. The young people In the family
nowadays vote before they come II age.
don't know that the old gentleman
/ saw with his family in restaurant
the other day is quite the thing, but
there could not be any mistake about
who was the head Of his family. There
were three or four Of them-the
old gentleman, his wife and /
think two daughters. Ho led
the march into the herestaurant and waved
the family to seats at one Of the tables.
He hung up his hat, and then he took
his chair, spread his legs out, picked up
the bill of fare and held 1t between HIS
hands with his elbows on the table. He
looked at it, and then he laid it down,
leaned back and called the waiter with
sweep of his arm.
"Come here,' he said.
The waiter came. He faced his wife,
and pointed at her with his finger as he
said:
Maria, what will you takep"
81 think I'll take some mutton chops"
said Maria, mildl-.
"No, you WON'T" with his finger still
pointed at her. "You won't take no
mutton chops. / know what you'll take.
Tea and toast for her." to the waiter.
"Lemme see, Jennie" turning and
stretching his finger out toward hfs
daughter. "Jenniol Yes, know what
you want. A cup Of coffee and some
cake for her." the last sentence to the
waiter. "One tea and toast, two coffee
and cakes, and for me--lemme see,"
taking up the bill Of fare and putting on
his glasses, 'lemme see-for me, ten
derloin steak, bottle Of ale, fried po-
tatoes and some salad. That'll do"
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-02
May thank her stars.

The narrow escape of Mrs. B. NJ. Searles
of Elkhart, Ind, from premature death
is wonderful. She states that "for twenty
years my heart troubled me greatly. be-
came worse. Had smothering spells, short
breath, fluttering; could not sleep on m7
left side, had much PAIN IN BREAST
shoulder and stomach. Ankles swelled
Had much headache and dizziness. Treat
ment did me no good, until / tried Dr.
Miles New Heart Cure and Restorative
Nervine The first bottle helped me, ard
was soon virtually cured. For sale al
L. w. Adams drug store. A fine book on
the Heart and Nerves free.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-02
INFANT PRooIoIEs


Nowadays They Are Mads TO Order Al
most while You Walt.
The fashion OF bringing forward In
FAINT musical prodigies, which Is upon US
a. strongly as ever, the new boy pianist
having been adjudged more brilliant
success than any OF those who have
gone before him, has produced some odd
results, writes Arlo Bates in Mrs.
Logan's paper. Ono Is, in . certain
plane Of society, likely 10 hnd that Wis
iting at the house Of the parents Of .
forward child is . thing too dreadful TO
be encountered save in the most en-
phatic case OF need. The fashion has
given foolish parents license to put
their children forward, and there Is
nothing 10 restrain them. a
One OF the leading instructors upon
the violin Of the oity relates that long
ago woman came 10 see him, bringing
With her small and very pretty boy.
my son 10 advertised 70 appear In
the West this winter % an infant phe-
nomenon," she said, with . coolneaa
that well.nigh took away his breath,
land ! want him taught the things he
ought 70 play"
"Does he know any thing about the
violin?" the professor asked, aghast.
Eyes, he can play White Wings and
several pieoes," she answered, land
those would do for encores; but he
ought 10 do something moro snowy at
first"
"But how long time have your" he
asked, curious to get at the facts Of &C
singular case.
"oh, there's plenty of time. We dc
not start on the tour for nearly two
months, and Henry has nothing else to
do but TO have his pictures taken for the
posters and TO have his clothes made,
and that would not interfere"
Absurd AZ this sounds, 1t is said 70 be
true. N .t
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LATER

OK the Goth ult. the boilers In Spears
axle works at Wheeling, w. Va, ex-
ploded with terrible force, wrecking the
building and damaging the. adjoining
property. Anthony Riley and Joseph
Armbruster were fatally injured.
THE dismembered and mutilated body
OF Mrs. Julia Mettman, wife Of q Ger
man painter, was found in the Missouri
river at Leavenworth, Kan, on the Goth
ult Her husband has been arrested for
the murder.
A FIRE, supposed to be Of incendiary
origin, occurred at Gordon, Pa, on the
Goth ult., destroying the Lutheran
church and lecture hall, and entailing .
loss Of $4,000.
THE so called high license" bill
passed the Maryland House on the Goth
ult. The license was hxed at $3.50.
THE threatened riot at Mucklerat,
Pa, over the placing OF the American
flag on the public school building at
that place on the Goth ult. did not ma
terialize. Several hundred Of the order
OF American Mechanics participated in
the ceremonies but there was no trouble.
GovERoR CAnrBELL has issued proc
lamation appealing TO the people Of
Ohio 10 render financial assistance 70
the Louisville sufferers.
The towboat Nail City was caught by
the recent cyclone at Gayoso, 1855 miles
above Memphis. The entire tow was
lost, including coal, one fuel and
two produce barges Six Of the crew
were drowned.
THOMAS CORNELL, one Of the oldest
railroad and steamboat mon In New
York, died at Kingston, that State, on
the 3Oth ult., aged sixty-six years
THE Senate on tho 29th ult passed bill Ap-
propriating o. 738O 600 for the improv ment OF 81.
Mary's river, Michigan. and t8Si,00) for the i'm.
pruyemont OF Hay Lake channel. Michigan;
also The Senate bill for the completion OF the
enii ance 10 Galyc ton harbor. Texas (apprv
pria ing te,eOO.OOO In the aggregate but the ex
penditure in any year not 10 c,ceed $1,000.
000). Mr.. Ha present, The conference report
on the Urgency Deficiency bill and II was
agreed to. The Senate bill appropriating ti4,o7b
for the purchase Of the Caproa collection OF
japanese works Of art now in the National
Museum was taken up and passed-yeas "a,
nays ib After an executive session tae Senate
adjourned. :. In the House the Senate bill for
the erection Of . public building at Ale
gheay City, Pa, az LIT OF cost Of
$4,000 was passed. Then House then
went into Committee Of the who's on
the Army Appropriation bill The provision
maitins an appropriation OF $4,000 for canteens
at army posts was amended 70 as 70 provide
that no alcoholic liquors shall be sold 10 en-.
listed mon In o canteen. Pending further action
the committee rose. A Joint resolution was
passed authorizing tho president of the
Mississippi River Commission 70 purchase OF
| hiro such boats IS may be required 70 rescue
persons In tho oyerfowed portions Of the hissis.
sippi valley Adjourned
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-02

SnILoH's VITALIzER Is what you neie
for constipation, loss Of appetite, dizz
ness and all symptoms Of dys peps
Price ~ and 70 cents per bottle.
Sold by u. ID. Felt. sgJ
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-02

In the last twenty years more than
100000 worth Of pearls have been
found In the United States In that fam
lily Of mollusks known as ''unios,r or
fresh water musseis, the same that
abounded at one time in the rivers Of
Scotland.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-02
PILES, PILES.
THOMPSON / JONES. Agent. at Lorain, Q.

ANAsAL INJ ECToR free with
each bottle Of 5.iloh's Catarrh Rem
edy. Price 80 cents. ~ rlsalsf
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-02

FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant YOU have n printed guarantees
on every t,ptfle OF Shiloh's Vitalizer.
it nsveF fails tcscure. .SS
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-02
PERSONAL ANo poLITicAL.

HERMAN WooDIS, the famous oarsman,
died at Poughkeepsie, N. Y, on the Gath,
aged sixty-three years
The President has nominated Pay
Director Thomas II. LOCKER, Of the Navy,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-04-02
CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED.

TO rHs EpIroR-- Please inform your read
ers that have positive remedy for the abov
named disease. Byits timely use thousands.o
dy YRKK 70 any OF your readers who have con-
sumption II hey will send me their express
and pest oficeaddress.. Respectfnlly,
!. A. sLoCUM. M. O.. lslI 'n st.. Ntw York
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AMER THE BIG DOME.
| ssort Days Work Done by
Congress.
3. u.c THE RACE PROBLEM.
..s.~r senator Declares shat GIRL
- People shousd be Seat
BACK 80 Africa
> vsc THE RACE PROBLEM.

,r,sssos CIrY. Jan Tim the Sen
- amouw h9Els presented and re-
- one ~ Faulkner. u provide FOR
s.,ss,s xxposifIen AZ the national eapi-
n the absence 81 Beck and
nan,e. introduced q BIZ 10 ssss-
! - ouesatien OF the sinking fund
s sn,gi further order Of congress; re-
3 Fsnrhees offered preamble and reso-
g sis;pr 4 newspaper report fhas
.sse-4. 4 United states district altar
= Indianapolis, bad interfered ID bis
espacssv 10 prevent the arrest Of
Dadsey on a charge Of feloaiousiy
s.,,.w lis election laws af Indiana at
- Presidential election. directing the
- general to REPORT what snstrnc-
$50 DEPARTMENT OF justice issued 10
- on the subject. and 10 furnish
g a eoryesponaeace. he asked that
ssolniIon 20 over until tomorrow,
- Is seulA submit remarks upon t..
e.sox EsfDunjs said: That's right; i
4 fayor Of the object al * The re-
.sa then sent oyer.
gsesa proceeded 10 address the senate
s. subject OF a bili heretofore intro
80 ~ Butter TO provide for the emigra-
4 persons of color from the Southern
20 ige had reached the conclusion
skeFa was national iacongruity and
esspressihle conflict between the races.
IS sss.srn II the negro 10 Africa was the
szagi0u OF the problem. II was un-
s4,ze that the aversion between the two
= hal greatly increased since slavery
1. abolished, and il would Increase so
So large portion Of the population
=, q The African FACE. Experience
al not permit the statement that the
~ Il aversion existed only in the
Is. II vas not 80 intense IN the south
asu II the North. not 50 strong be-
sssa the negro and bis former master as
- Aesgeen the negro aud those who
~ owned slaves. Separation Of the
~ the ossiy thing that would exsin-
saca aveTaions. In Africa the negro
ii rfaw up to the fun measure OF his
ay.
/ Mfsfy. Morgan said. would be abolished
Esaffal Africa. II the work was lelt 10
4 shi;es Il would be slow process, but
81 American negro would accomplish IL
! aNell among those people.
i summing M bis speech Morgan
Faisd 10 the faet thar negroes had no
ksnss "a rise in this country. Political
saee sonld never Iitt The negro race
Iass country above IL present level. On
4 eoutFars. the friction and collision
nesd b negroes use vi the ballot would
sAsa more and more envy
{esasl the negro race. lie Morgan
hkea iafWard 10 the establishment OF
<ispahiean government Ia the Congo
fsan ~ the influence OF America and oil
sAaiean negroes. who would be thus the
sssemeTs and regenefators Of their father
Ia
kmessage from the president in relation
|ksflnin allowed John Haul. n German
Skjeet. arising out ef his death at VIII
[sngssa. y. G. aal recommending an APP
Expiration oi 5000, was presented TO the
|sHate end referred
After an executive session the Senate nd.
Burned
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l's isAa's Aa.llssoa 20 seattle.


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xorrcE TO STOCKHOLDERS


OoTiCE-THR ANIMAL MEETING OF TIE
~ stockholders of she Puget sound Fire Clay
Co. viii be held ia the osace OF the treasurer,
room AZ. Boston block. seattle. Wash. Monday,
January Is, 1850, for the election OF trustees for
the ensuing year and for tue transaction of
sach other business as may procerly come be-
fore It. ". r. FuRRESr, President
CHAS Z. PLIMPToN, Secretary.
NOTICE or PAYMENT or DTvIDExps-To
~ the stock holders 81 the seattle Transfer
Co; The trustees Of the Sestslc transfer Co,
hagc declared dividend 81 Ia per cent on the
10Th day Of Jannsry. A. b. tsso, at the ONCE ofthe
company IN seattle ard ike dividends win be
paid thereafter on or before the loth day ct
each succeeding month until fnrther notice.
NOAH ARMSTRONG. President
CHAS ARMSTRONG, secretary,
NoTICE-THE ANNUAL. MEETING or THE
~ stockholders OF the First National bank
the ensuing year. will BE- held at she bank on
Tuesday, the 18th Of January 1879. a. 20 !. m.
STOCKH0LDERs MEETTNG--THE RRGu-
- lsT annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Boston National Bank OF seattle VIII De held
al its banking house on Tuesday, January "a.
ise0. ~ 50 o'clock p. M, for Tire choice OF d.
TertorS and the trapsaction OF such other nsssi-
ness Is may properly be brought ee5oge IL
W r. TH0RNEiLs Cashier.
Seattle, Wash. Dec. II. lss9.
NOTICE sToCKHoLnERS MEETING: THE
~ annual meeting Of TIE stock holders ~ the
Seattle Construction Company VIII ee held ~
tire oflre OF the secretary Of the company, 81 the
power house OF the Tesier Rveane cable line ~
lake Washington, on the second Monday the
18th DAY. OF January. A. n ls9o. 81 clock .. N
Trustees for the ensuing YEAR viii then Re
elected and such other business transacted ~
TREp 4 SANDER. President
1. y Bruins Secretary.
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Norror or DISSOLUTION.


NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION or Co-FART.
~ nerships To whom Is mAy concern No
tics Is hereby given that tae CO partners atP
Jefferson saith ard Chaves Butler. Hnsler the
hrna name and style OF snith Brothers : BEtleF.
doing wholesale butcher bus ness in the city
IL Seattle. Vas on me Isl day OF JanaAFy.
1870. dissolved ~ maiGAl cUzlSent. All exon
tracts vet uafalsi.ei nv SAID firm wtA b PEI
fsgzfed aud carried oat b is sgceeskers, sEaita
Rsgsthers fnEarosed 81 George 7. ~snlth Nis3
Jefferson saith. All indebtedness Of Ire isse
arEn will - settled ard adjusted b. snd 81
credits due said ARA viii p Pail 70 ". II Fey
ras'S 81 the wholesale nutchsE s1aEkek % szatth
Brothers. Garner Of second and University
Egneess. fn the city OF seattle
JEFFERSON SMITH.
CHARLES EJTLER.
NOTICE or DIsz0LUTIoE--TH USnEg-
~ signed noSnE hzsssmesx EAtser the srTn name
and stvtr Of RskeF, Rzaea a 30. in Ire rsfF q
sesftfe has sass saay hcsn Dissolved hy mntnal
c0aEert- r. W. Baker akSarstng ~ AAsaiItte2
lslsEx.l. u ~ hAh1h .~x,
GEORGE W. BACON
seattle, IAna&ry J. tSo
AvOTTeE Uv nYsSog. rTf0N- co PART
- nerxhsB hesetefare exfsf&sE Ru1eF sSe nFEn
nAsas 81 ts8ertBS & 0'ncane ID tais cay -.
HsgveG ST raufuss eanSsaL TIC enxtss@ Nzst
he euntinue1 b Charles 0D9unfss Who 49,
sxsuzae a. MAAsSsftes ~ fhe Sra And seeetxs AZ
Faenegs ice 90 hcr0uat Bids Is bonE sfAszivz
vii s& psses1 IA an aftcfnfx' 13ad iof enssee-
toa- CAAAlA. 80. :, ses'N AL-i-
Seattle, Wash. January : lisa
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4 Hele nnrnra b thn I.naf.

snail hoie was burned in the roof Of
Aaxagt 4 Holmes drug store at the cor.
- q Second aad Cherry streets yesterday
Afeaeon At n o'clock. The Gre Was
aased By burning scot falling on the root.
- AS put ont before much damage was
tase asa protection against repetition
saaFk arrester vas put on the top OF the
eaxrnlrs
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hacking AFTER ncreeti,e Elues.

sasel Aeiloeg had eight warrants issued
'ss'sE5ay against yiols,orS OF the IRE orsi-
saaes, aud notified several others Is correct
sff sseyeplpes aad aiso the openings
asls y aass. Attention. is also being given
sAt isiraHtS, several OF them being IN
" aeendlslon that they are useless IN
alsai &c.
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warren = White sgent OF the Phoenix
- Insurance Company, of Londen.
zssss heFe today TO adjust the loss on J..
aaAiasen's residence, which was burned
'sssmheF -, IsSl. near Novelty. GU the
.asssAlsals The loss sustained was about
80 There WIS s. 800 Insurance on the
siAlng and S2 80 on the furniture and
-
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NOTICE TO STONE cUTTERS-BrDs Will.
~ be received up % n N. Friday. 18th inss
house in Fort Townsend Plans sud speei6ea-
u0ns can b. seen AT the Nelson Island Granite
Co. Office squirels pew dock. Bel town, Sc
attic; tie stone 10 30 81 the rSisbrafed Nelson
Island granite, as II is the hest on the ccast
y I. 49,
NOTICE To CoNTRAcIoRs-sEAI Ell BIDS
~ Tor clearing 6fty acres 81 the town Of York
Will he received al the afee OF Crawford q Han
non. corner Third and fesler avenue. mp 10 ian
uary ]. tae owner reserves the right 10 retase
any or al bids
NOTICE 10 coNTKAcToRs-sEA FRO
~ pcs2ls viii De received bv The hoard of CON
TRlsSi0ners OF ktuE county, WASHINGTON. az the
cfs5ee OF tho county auditor, IN seattle Wash.
ington, on or before xendAy, February 5. 4. D..
lsa. 81 II o'clock g. IA. for furnishing and set
ting Hp OF "a steel and iron jail cages. VITA car
fsaerSs also for furnishing doors and window
graiings for he Few King county courthouse.
now In course OF erection ~ seAttfe, Washing
ton, in accordance with the plans ana specta-
cations preparcd By w. A. Kttchfe architect
and now on ale Ia the srehitFcts ofiee. IN rooms
l. aud -. Kern building, corner OF fesler ave
nue. and South second street. In seattle wash,
copies 81 which may be had upon application 10
the arehitect. accompanied by deposit OF $40 SIS
security Tor their return.
zach proposal must be accompanied by a Ger
titled check or some local bank Ia the sum OF
itteen hundred dollars $500. maize payable 10
Use order of the Treasurer % King county,
Washington rs a guarantee thai In case
Of the award Of the contract being male
TO him, the said contractor shall enter
tnto q formal contract, as prepared hy
the architect. aud furnish good and suffi.
cient bonds aceOrdiug 10 law for the faithful ex
scntl0n and completion of the contract. in fail
ure Of which the sad check shall be forfeited
10 King county without recourse as and for
lieuidated damages for such failure on the part
OF the bidder.
No proposal viii be considered Rniess accom-
panied BY such certified check
The commissioners reserve the right 10 reject
any or ali OF the bids
dated this 9TH day of December. iss9.
WR FORREST,
County Auditor and ex-oflieio Clerk of the
Board OF county Commissioners OF King
county. Washington.
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Public Land Sale.


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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-08
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