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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

pROBATEORDER-St of Michigan. Coun-
IS Of Kent. IS. At a session of the Probate
Court for said County Of Kent. held AZ the Pro-
bate orfice, In the city Of Grand Rapids, on the
Nth day Of March. in the year one thousand
eight hundred and ninety.
Present. Cyrus Z. Perkins. Iudg c of Probate.
In the matter of the estate of
LEkNDERT VAN DER r1EL. deceased.
An instrument In writing. purporting 10 be
the last Will ana testament OF said deceased,
having been fled IN this court for probate.
II IS ordered. that Monday, the l4th day Of
April next. a. ten O'Clock In the fore
noon. az said Probate Office. be appointed for
proving said instrument.
And it IS further ordered. that a copy Offhis
order be published three successive weeks pre-
viouS 70 said day of hearing. ia the Telegram
Herald. a daily newspaper printed and circu-
latIngin said County OF Kent.
CYRUS T.. PERKINS
A true COPY Judge OF Probate.
ADoLPu +. Mason. Register sat apr L
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

sax FRANCISCO. March ei-Jsnss &
Kennedy. Jr.. the defsulHnz moHey-
order clerk of tbe Ssa Francisco post
oGice, vas arrested Thursday night and
placed sader SO 90 bonds KsnRedTs
booss show shortage % $50 fore n
uonsT-ordsrs and hs has confessed %
spp-spriating beswsea So ooa snd SIS
trrn
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

Nox1fouTa III. Msrch 1i -Ths s~a
- Alexis twelve niles rorth. vzs
assriy -uinsd hY sr, Wednesday n izsa
Fslr s-crss sn3 thetr eontsnz es-e ss-
st7c7sd AL N scsesniux hloc< bsS ,
damaged Teal loss abont 81 90.
Hrhs irsrrzn-n.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

Nnan<e u AiAAs % me u II - 4. h n
\ change OF time On the o. K. 4 /. T..
r. VIII take effect sunday. March l6.
Trains leaving for the south IL 1880
noon, Will leave ~ y p noon, making
close connections AT Kalamazoo FOR
Chicago.
Trains from the south formerly ar
rivlng At $50 .. m, will arrive at 9:l5,
making close connections at Kalamazoo
with Michigan Central from Chicago.
Trains formerly arriving from the
south at 3.l5 d. M, viii arrive at $50
D. N. No change on the northern OF
Muskegoa division.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

AsSTPeET. Conn Msrca e. " - 7sS-
isr nigbs Annis Lovsric Ard Msa,
McDsrmott fouEht wits bare knucklas
fse -ssalt 81 auaTrsl sacst = yoolS
raa. Mss Lovsxsc Rsz tas kzess
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22
A FioarLsaiaz College II = Fl0srishisg
Cies.

Commeae.ng a. once, TIE West
u ehig2a Business college Stlo Norma
,ch0ol Will MAKE TIE foll0H 10 ousf
uD - and .1el1iilg April l0tn- To sny
one Gesung - take commefelal OF
shorthand ard IyDeWr.Ung course, oF
both courses, Ne VII allow one week ;
tnuon free for DAY course and t~o
seeks taiEl0n Tree for evening SESSION,
after wnlch, # you wish 70 eontnue,
the rate for evening course Will 10 > 90
per week and regalSr rates Tor the day
c0urse, which have been reduced. Cal
or send for PARTICULARS. Telephone No
], ,l7z AeAgllan Block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

The iree-traders cry, Buy where
yoa can buy cheapcst, and sell where
you can sell deares.. - is a very fascinat-
ing one. but as used by them is very
mlsleadng. As they use it. 10 implies
that the labonng man "a not NOW doing
that very same tang. Where in all this
vide world can labor.ns man sell his
days work FOR mOIo money than he
can in the American market? And
whore n at the wlto world can he buy
20 much for days work as he can
herel The American laborer, before
he falls in with Toe free trade idea,
should give the whole question the
most earnest consideration. The true
principle IS vel presented IN the fol-
loving article from the Aa,eriean
Eeon9misi,
Buy whore you can buy cheapest,
and sci where you can sell dearest,
shouts the attorney for frce-trade, and
IN the glitter OF tlis trite maxim the
wOrkingu1n ls expected to overlook
the fact that right here IN the United
states, under our existing economic
policy, he can maintain himself and
his family with less exertiOn than It
could be done IA any other country IN
the world. lie could not Increase the
ratio OF hrs comfort and happiness 10
his labor by getting into all the markets
within reach OF commerce. IL fact II
he was restricted TO the highest wages
paid elsewhere he would o. compelled
% do without the tUluument OF some
desire he satisfies here.
"The man VINO has nothing but skill
and labor To sell viii always hnd IL TO
his advantage 70 get where the demand
for these Isl most active, where wage
PAYERS hunt for men % help carry on
their enterprI 49,, rather than where
waEc-earners arc compelled 70 hunt for
employment. ilasmuch as this could
not be II the business OF the country
was restricted 90 the few industries
possible under frcc-trado, the working
man would nave au the hunting 10 DO
II shat policy should prevail.
"Ine worklugman Is buying cheapest
when he secures q fuaUmum of the
necessl lues and comforts of lfe with a
days labor. as Be does here IN the
United States. And ia this very trans
acton he az the same time sells the
only thing he has ca sell. j.. g., bis labor,
In that market OF All others where he
can sell dearest or tO the best adyant-
age. The economic theorlst may ignore
this fact. btls tAe common people Of
other countries see 20 plainly enough,
and as q consequence they come TO tuIs
land of protected and multiplying IN
dustues in numbers without A parallel
IN the history Of nations
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

Any sabssFiber a. TIE TELEGRAM
HERALD who faiis 10 receive the papm
rssuiAriI or who nay have reason %
complain OF late delivery, viii confer .
special favor ~ iarorning this oraeo Of
shs fAst ~ oaee. ssaa postal card or cal
sP teisphoas s3t-
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

II the oficlal life OF the new German
Chancellor proves to be as long as his
name, he needs 70 ask no more. lie
calls himself, for short, Gcorg Leo Won
Capuvl de Caprera de Montecucuh. Ii
begins with u Teutonic thunder-gust
bat winds up with an Italian zephyr. lt
is suggestive of curcuho and may be as
destructive to the Empire.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

A ha1d sogas coHap3exson = one OF the
greatest chSrc1S 3 woman can possess.
p0z1on.'s : C0mplex-oa Powder gives e.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22
co-oPERATIvE EMPLOYMENT co.

VTANTED-Salcsmen. clerks. bookkeepers.
W baTtenders, teamSters. shipping clerks.
farm hands. once help and al others out ~
enpl0ym nt io call and invest gate Our en-
tirely new and thoroughly reliable system ~
procuring situations. Cooperative Employ
ment Company 1874 Nonroe-st Rooms Il
and 81. Porter Bieck. Phone l0L.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

PROBATE ORDER-Stste OF Michigan. coun-
" % Kent. IS. At a session OF the Probate
Court for said County Of Kent. held az the
Probate once. inthe city Of Grand Rapids. on
the l0fh day OF March. TN the year one thou
sand eight hundred and ninety.
Present. Cyrus J.. Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
10 the matter Of the estate Of
DANIEL SULLIVAN. deceased.
James Cox. special administrator Of $aid
estate. having rendered 10 this court his fl a
account - such.
II is ordered. that Monday. the 14th dsy OF
Apri. BeXt. a. 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon. At
said Probate once. te appointed for eKamiu-
Ing and allowing said account
And it is further ordered. That copy Of this
order be published thTes Succes ssiVe weeks pre-
vious 70 said day n hearing in the TFLEsRAH-
HFRsLn. daily newspaper printed and circu-
isting IN said County of Kent.
CYRUS r.. PERKINS.
a true coPgl Judge II Probate.
A-CLF4 +. ~ ssoS, hezisreT saf apr y
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

W keeper and shipping clerk las hsd eX-
perience as collector. aud UnderS. ands type
writing and stenography; good references
moderate wages. Address L. H.. Us North
DistsiOn-st. 50
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

WANTED-Situation by a young man. IN
" wholesale War, house; has been working
In wholesale buSiue2s ~ - ais uad under
stands bookkeeping, and not afraid OF any
Kind of work good cOmmeudatlOn. Address
p. .. box Al. ciiy. =
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

WANTED Situation 10 do chores tor board
W by young man who wants 10 attcld
school Address. W. Ii. :. Telegram Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

pR0BAIE oRDER-State AZ Michigan. Coun-
~ ~ Kent. -. A. a session of the Probate
Cou-t for said county of Kent held AZ the Pro-
bate cat~e- IN The cifF ~ GFsnd Rapids or The
sfh feT of Marcia ln the year one fhouss 4
sigaf hundred and nl1e
Present. CVrIs f.. PerEins. Judge of Probate.
In she matter n she estate ef
MATTHIAS L0Ng deceased
frsd erles Iosftzert Adu Inistrsfar - ssl5
estate. Saving rendered "a this court his fnai
afra 1isf -s-ian acrcurE
- IS ordered that Hondav tha 7lsf FAY -
Nar.n inst ~ F orrrE ir rhe f-ren' con.
at sad frro oate ofs-r. be appointed fer eK-
rig snd sfI1~iag szlf srerant
Ard it - A-rthrr ordered. frsf 2 cory - t1is
-r1er - rrh5 she.i farss suoreSs re weeks IRE
rIcgs f- Ssir f7v ~ hear E. fn fse Irr zee tv-
ETesrr. daily 1ewsre1or rrlrfFd anf riTe-
eet1E in s8lf eogrfy ~ ke-f.
CYPTs r PFRETNS
- --re errT Judge e Frehsre
A~efrF MssoV Fezfsfsr. sat
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

es Canal-st.. Room IS.


NEW room house. on West side. only sl05o.
NEW T-room house. near East-st.. 5000.
TX ROOM house on Bsrclay-st lot. 6ix20q;
~ alley Ia rear, 800
>iOkEHOJSE and barn. half = block from
- post-oiice; lot, fZKl55i price, $40
NEW room house on West side. $3.50.
NEW 7-room house on Esst-st.. sll0l.
Q ROOM house on Second -st. 5000.
. ROOM hotel and acre ~ ground with
= good barn and ice house in live town
ou ID. a NJ X. r.; average income So . daf.
price. $50; good reasons i0r selling.
7 HAVE some choice farms l0r sale. that can
L not be duplicated Tor the money in ths
state.
| HAVE some fre farms near city. that I
Will exchange for city property.
PERC1 1SN YDER
= Caual-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22
HELP WAKTRn-PHMkLg.

NyANTED-G reliable girl for general
" housewerk. Apply at los North Pros
pect-st -
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22
FURNITURE AND PIANOS STORED.


pADCLIFF & HOLT, general warehonsemea,
IL at Ill South Diyision-st.. store pianos anc
household goods at low rates expert pack
ers; careful movers with large vans sent
promptly by telephoning No. 900 Jan l-gl
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

HELP wANTED-NALE.


NNANTED-TUo cabiuenU makers Al Crane
" kaglas Scnoel 1Tnltare CO. s.
WANTED Pour young men Il good eoues-
" tlon ana ge0ersl q iitss one IL city ana
three side; prriaa e-t pos tteDs 80 Tue
skl lle = cash seclriIs res uirCd. Nichols.
kiag 1 Co et1oe y. over 81 AonToe-st- -
NANTED-IirsE ass furnitarne trimmer.
w Apply 81 TIE Orle Cabinet Co -
WANTED-An experienced salesman speak
w Ing lfernsu ~ H0lsut None inexprri-
eneed neea apply 70 the bee HIVE" u. ".
semgle. s sRd > " Bridse-st- Grand Rapids
NNANTED--Re abe local aad travelling
w salrsnleu. Positions permanent special
indue enents now last selling special es
dOa't delay salary from start. Brown Bros,
NUrssfymeu. Chicago. lis. June al
ED-SaieSmen. clerks. b0okkeepers.
W barteadSTS Transfers shipping clerks,
laFm hands once hep, AID Al others oGt u
employment 70 call aud Investigate cur en-
tifely new and thoroughly reliADie SYSTEM OF
procuring situations. CO-OpeTatiFe Employ
ineut company. l32ts Nonroe-st.. rooms - aud
- Porter block. Phone lyzl.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22
SITUATIONS wAEFED-KALE.

ANTED->tuntion Dy young man as assis-
W tGnt bo0kkceper; good TetcrenceS lur-
uiShed. address NJ. =. box 7, care Itlegram-
Herald once. g
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

THE Eagle remarks that 1.-The morn
ing paper says that Mr.. Freeman God
trey viii probably tender hls resigna-
ton as member OF the Board OF Public
Works" Now the TELE0RAM-HERALD
Is too modest to claim to be the sole
and only "rsOrnlng paper" IN the esty.
What has the Eagle got "agin" the
Democrat, anyhow, that il should SO
ignore il?
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

NyANTED D-Girl for general hOusework; ref
" ereuceS required Apply a Jefferson
ave ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22
REAL EsTATB-C0OETRY.

FOR SALE-Or will exchange for city prop
Il erty, an sO-acre farm in Cascade town
ship; well improved. Call on or address DR..
VI. ". Danforfh. Cascade. Mich. June /
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22
SITUATIONS WANFRD-PBMALB.

W boIsewOrk. address le2 Chatham 81. II
NTANTED-CaFpet weaving 10 do al Ia Kent
~ ST., with all the new Improvements Mrs.
H2l.. 50
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

TOR SALE-H0use and lot. new; ~ House
man-st.. TWO blocks from cable ears easy
terms: small payment down. Inquire al above
number. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

Mas. C1EvELASp has been taking
violin lessons dgcug the past winter,
and has attained considerable pro-
ficiency. Her former experience in
handshaklug so nel developed the
muscles OF her srm. doubtless, that she
made rapid progress IN the bow.ng ex-
ere -,a
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

PINE aad umbesed hand bought and soid.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22
ITIIlT1EKKLII1

- wsset-s risv.enss. Fssna@ . ferssoaie i.ea'ss
~ JOBS BoEE - spzi1s s.. kasasis tsouss kisss
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

HERE 5 fine i.st that speaks vol
umes on the subject OF democratic
honesty. The treasUrers Of the follow
ing Southern states, al Democrats,
have proved defaulters. Alabama, Ar
kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Missis-
sippi, Missouri and Tennessee. Aud Il
might De added, that the only time that
the federal treasury was bankrupt was
under Democratic administration.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-To exchange +yesr old thor
w ough bred Jersey bull for one II same
breed and quality; NAV be seen At Rix Rob n
son farm, Ada. Samuel l.. Fuller apr
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22
W0yH T0sy

ASH - IeAN-hSGses q seH al Fenf
- farrs sd vacant lots - sell. al rraees
sas in affe-snf iocs ities - boffor prices
tsTn1s srf f.ne made to suif, interest iaV
fsn AZ roam = NeW 15user-s1 tlock. On He1rv
EreL.E d
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22
REAL ESTATE CITY.

nID you hear the frst robins this morning
II and wish you had home OF your own
have some nice new ones Tor Sllt. elpA, s-ill
on easy terms. l.. :. PrONln.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

''OvR paupers IN tlue," is what the
Charleston IS. C.) Ners ard Courier calls
them. In the same region they used
- be called drummer" and "cut-
taroats." And sll the rebel sympa-
thirers az the Worth called them elm
rr,f-,f- hire mss
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

EOR RENT Furnished and unfinished
a rooms AT IN Brunswick, i6 South Division
ST.; steam healed. Mrs. Mcuee. l0l
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

THe Ersssn Car crown voa.d nos
81 The rush.r Crsr Reed. TIE later =
haaa s eco larrr.-Fs'r ns't Tines.
n hss p, 1e somewhat sss'is O. Know
e. nuch ~ lhs enrre DenlocFallc
r. -rr t~
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

- the Jackson Parsot' p.etUre OF the
matneste LaEmer IS true one some
u the starch h4s oesn taken cat OF tie
repToeate. Tie Fatist zsys;
.'L4t1ner i not as z-Eg and indspend-
enc Es he was a. the olBset. Hls con
Enement Is telling ca nsll sorely Be
los as eyes DARK ciEc.ss nave formed,
ls once full, roUDa cheeks have
slaken, tne sPaTkls ~ rs eve h2s been
succeeded - = leaeen hue, sad = slckly
palor D0w m1ntles tie lace tn4t was
TIC plctlre Ot roy, robust health. lie
Is more doclle sna trIcEa DE than ne
was lis lmPerlous iTon @lll las been
broken Ile grIm plzntJn " rs mar-
deFed mother. Wnich must disturb MS
slum1er, together Blta hls frugal fare
AMI hard work. have made SAD. yet
deserved change N his appearance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

SouErBrzg new in the way of Mississ-
1ppi justice took r-ace when ". J..
Cheathsm was hanged ne Grenada, in
that state. RE enjoyed tbs distinction
cf bcfrr the frsf white man ever
hn-- r,r n-rrIrr- --lnrel nan.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be tha
Largest OF AL Michigan Dsilles Az.
eept Those Of Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

FOR REGT-ROOMS.

TO BENT-Furnished front room; suitable
for gentlemen At s. kansom-st. IS
EOR RENT-Four rooms for housekeeping.
L A2 Barclay. corner LyOn-st. 20
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22
SWEET * SCHMIEL,

REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE AND LOANS
lSes Monroe Street
Rooms 81 and -. Telephone l01
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

WANTED have 500 10 invest in some bus
w mess which will pay me 3 per day for
my personal services. Address c. I. Hoffman,
- Sycamore-st.. city. 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

vwsrs spd -tHna-s af vars are ris-
irE thick and ffst aut of Bismarck 3
retirement. Ttlsa sst c0umentary on
the c.vhahon &c Europe, thst vars
seem 10 Re the naiura. result ol cl7i
-. .,.-a--s -. .-~--.---- err..-rt
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

TOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnished
: rooms. wiki or without board. at l69 North
Iafavefte-Sf. IS
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

NVANTED--MisS Lou Nartindsle will be
w pleased TO see any who wish lessons IN
oil. water colo 8 crsyon. OF India tnk AZ her
studio. y WiddicOmb building; hours irom 9
10 II. TO 4; terms reasonable. 95
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

Onitss Press Reports. Prompt and sartt
csiisery. All ths Locai Ness. saa ths
Caszasst sas Nosf Piaiaif Priatsa Pages
FusAshsa ia Qraad Rsp4as.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

E0R RENT-1wo rooms. second floor. with
Il steaay power at No ) Pearl-st. Inquire u.
L. Thwlng. Phone l0ii. 19tf
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-22

This Pager IS Member Of ths Amsrican
Ee4sD4Dsf Publishers association aaa L rep-
zezeaIsd Ia Sea NoE1 4E ia Tempe -c4Fk
shsrs Ehs dl1ersat Issues zfs kspt on nis-
The Wasalagt9a one u Ehe IsLEss4. Z a.
sLD Is az SIS Eoartseui st.. \. ~. shsre siss
81 ghs paper s2a bs Sea 4ul visitors - /" AAa
lugEsa So Always be Eads Sslsoms.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-03

-, / s 1r>,reu,ss - a precton
49, ~ M 'Ssss S'srlHor rexfdencs .
S1sS1 ~ se,.,..s s.
T'ks p,sI ,siemtek, - : ruIlv Thursday
,.sss5 H17-- s GrS1Sor - NV. ". NJ.
Vsc nn.e.s q rgSIlS W,1Ia. vsre IL
s.2s1.sss.
T5.s 's'.e1.,., -. ~ - eftv precincf
IN =. q. ssss' .r1~.sS 81 = q. Harf lady
ss a. 81 s.
g,.s $1,000 IN 80. hers wish :
.,, :. g, sIs.sstcv 100 d. Ar Monday
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-03
PECULIAR lNFATUATIOM.

Different Methods Of Following TIE Ia
Junction Love One Another"
Do men ever fail IN love with each other
Women do. Not long ago . young
woman In New Jersey Was married to .
youthful laborer on her fathers farm.
Sometime afterward 1t was discovered that
the husband was female: the young wife
refused. however. though earnestly en-
treated by her friends. to give up her
chosen consort. The strangest part Of the
discovery was the fact that the bride knew
her husband was . woman before she Was
led TO the altar.
If men do not exhibit this strange In
fatuasion for one Of their own sex, they 1t
least oftentl times give evidence of the fact
that they love one another. There are
many insfanCes on record where one man
has given his lie to another. There are
many more instances where men have
gwen life to another.
1t 10 proud possession-the KNOWLEDGE
that one has saved . precious human life.
Meriden, Conn.,. Is the home of such
happy man. John 81. Preston, Of that
city. July IL. 1880 writes: Five years
ago was taken very sick. had several
it . complication Of diseases. was sick
four years. taking prescriptions prescribed
by these same DOCTORS, and / ruthfully
state ! never expected to get any better.
At this time commenced to have the
most terrible pains in my back One day
an old friend of mine. Mr.. r. T. Cook Of
the frm Of Curtis & Cook, ADVISED me to
try Warmers Sale Cure, Is he had oeen
troubled the same way and 1t had Effected
. cure for him. bought six bottles, took
the medicine - directed and am today
well man. / am sufs no one ever had
worse case OF kidney and liver trouble than
had. Before this Was always against
proprietary medicines but not now, oh,
no's
Friendship expresses itself In very ne
culiar ways sometimes; but the tue friend
Is the friend In ped.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-03
ArrsnPrED SUICIDE


ths ene4ualnie.
A vsry mystssious attempt q suicide 90
CURED at tho Gnoqualmio hotoI last night.
A Mn. HubbelI arrived here from the
East yesterday to Join her husband and
vent . the enoouslmie. vhere - Va q
signed 70 room No. Z. She Wa disappointed
In not meeting her husband. and appeared
70 bevsEy sad.
shortly after she went 70 Bod last night
iaborsd breathing from her room at
tracted the attention Of . bell boy, and
the manager was notified. As reported
raps on the door eiicitsd no response the
lock was forced and Mrs. Hubbell was
found on the bed, evidently suffering from
morphine poisoning.
Simple measures were ct once applied to
resuscitats the woman. while Dra 1ames
and Jones were summoned. When they
finally arrived they used every means in
their power. and remained working to
nsutraliss the deadly poison Ill night
At the hour Of going to press Tor the 6rst
edition. 5 O'Clock, Mrs. Hubbell's condition
b very critical, although the physicians
have hopes Of saving her life.
lrs. Hubbard ID = fns looking woman
Of evident refinement and showing evi-
dences Of comfortable circumstances. The
whole affair 10 shrouded in mystery. as
thoss about the hotel who know the facts
refuse TO speak.
At $50 this morning m employe Of the
house stated that the woman had not
taken poison, but that she had turned on
the gas and was dying from asphyxiation.
She Was removed from the house. She win
probably live.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-03

PoRr TownsENp. Nov. Especial. 1.-The
campaign closes here tomorrow night with
. grand Republican rally and torchlight
procession. Hon. A. A. knight, of Ia
coma, will b the principal speaker, and
other speakers will be Hon. Allen Weir
and w. K. Gay, of Port Angeles. and
Frank T. Clark and George H. Jones, of
this place. The Republicans Of jefferson
county are confident and enthusiastic.
They expect 70 elect every man on the
ticket They have made thorough can
vass OF the county. and their decided stand
in favor Of county roads and other public
Improvements Il having q good effect.
Democrats are trading everything for the
legislative ticket. and claim the election of
one representative and state senator.
Friends Of Kuhns and Pettygrove, the
Democratic candidates. for legislature, are
openly kniing these two men, and the re-
suit viii be disastrous.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-03

WHArcoH, Nov. 2-lSpecial. l-Several
coal veins on the north fork Of the Nook
sack river are now being prospected, and
ct least one vein promises to yield returns.
The marrow fertile valley Is well settled
with thrifty class of people. who are
binding comfortable homes. There is no
timber OF value on the north fork, but on
the south fork the timber resources are al
most boundless. The south fork is wide
and rich In soil. thickiy settled. The rail.
road viii afford an outlet for ell the wealth
OF the valley. The settlers desire the com.
pletion of the Northeast Diagonal Wagon
road to Bellingham bay, their nearest
tr aiding point.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-03
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