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THE FINISHED FILES.
No Partially Was Shown in the
Pension Office.
aera,eERAroR RULED OUT.


WAsurxcroy CrrY, Sept. 10.-In the
Raum investigation today Chairman Nor
riIl proceeded 70 pass upon the question
rsieed q 70 he relevancy Of the testimony
offered yesterday BY Cooper. relating TO
stock, and ruled II out.
Lewis. . minority member, entered .
protest against the narrow limitation. hold
ing that the character Of the stock Vas one
Of the Observation-Disclosures.
Assistant Chief Bryant testiged that the
completed cases order expedited the settle
ment Of some claims and retarded others
More claims had been sdjudicated under
the order than before Il had been made
He knew Of no preference shown any par
ticular attorney. To Commissioner Raum
witness said that while there had been .
larger output of claims under the new
order than before. there had been greater
haste In the preparation of cases. and much
rivalry between cierkA He did not say the
work Was appropriately done, but called
attention to the fact that some examiners
were disposing Of claims in less time than
they could be properly considered.
The commissioner wished TO know
whether witness had tried to put stop 70
il. He replied that he had not thought OF
putting . stop to 1t. The IS, 600 cases put
on the completed files By the Office had
been selected without Partially.
Judge Wilson said il had been said that
Cooper had signed large number Of blank
claims upon the pension Office for firm
Of pension attorneys, and he would like to
have Cooper make . statement about it.
Cooper said he had authorized his clerk
TO dgn large number of calls for pension
firms in his district. understanding it had
been the custom. Perhaps there were 800
or 1900 calls signed with his name
When he came to Washington
City he spoke to Chief Dornan,
in the pension Office, about it.
He doubted whether it was fair to cali up
eases in that way, but he must act for mis-
Constituents. Dornan told him to sign
the slips and he would do
what be could with them. Cooper
did not thil.k the slips were
equivalent to . congressional call. The at
torneys be signed for had been neglected.
had practically control OF the
pension Office. Witness felt then and
now that If he could do
anything to help his people he ought d. do
IL He felt that he had not . fair chance.
with the attorneys in Washinguya City.
Cooper asked the committee 10 aass upon
his resolution. referred to it. TO extend
the scope of the investigation No decis-
ion Vas made, and the committee adjourn
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a YOUTHFUL TRAVELLER


Afrfv1l 81 Little EnE1teh BOy In SeAfen
Of Hts Mother.
John Brsceweil, IN Il-year-old boy. appeared
a. police headquarters Tuesday inqsIring hov
he eoa}d reach his mother, who Hives near
Phinnsy. On WILDLY isiaxd- and told sn inter
essing stoTy Of his having Travelled from Eng
land alone. His fatter and mother Left their
home u Ee6rufh in Cornwall six yea1 ego
and came 70 Amer5ca. leaving him and his elder
brother Willie With their grand NO her unfil .
home was male for them The father soon
died and the mother drifted 10 Washington. and
recently married . Mr. Fnckieton, near Phinrey.
Willie joined his mother three years ago sad on
August Il Johnny lefs his aospe On ais joufney
Of 900 miseA He vas delayed nine days -
Lyerpoo, but throughout his t1p Ess with
much kind: ~ On reaching Seattle, he in
quired u police headquarters for his mothers
home He vas comfortably provided for and
no8tce was sent his mother of his arrival
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Merchants lunch at the Brighton from IL
m 70 p. m.
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New cloaks. wraps. capes and jackets just in.
Chester Cieary.
yenison and mal!ard duck at the Brighton.
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FaneraI Of Inspector Abbott.

The funeral OF g. r. Abbott. the building
inspector. who died Tuesday, viii take
place tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock from
the family residence. corner Of Market and
Jackson streets. under the auspices Of the
Odd Fellows lodge. The body has been
kept Ut Bonney 4 Stewards rooms await
ing relatives expected to arrive from OAK
land. California
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rnE ORDNANCE CoMMIssIox.


WASHINGTON cTrY, Sept SIN accordance
with the clause In the LAST Notifications BILL the
president hes appointed . board consisting Of
Colonel George H. Mendenhall. corps of engi-
neess; Colonel Henry ". Chosen, Fourth aftil-
lsry. and Colonel A r Burlington, ordnance
Department. with Nsjof Dumont. ordnance de-
parsment - recorder. 70 inquire into the facili-
ties for pTodacins .teei forRines for high power
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For Low rates. excellent accommodations and
al the features thas constitute Q successful and
enjoyable tr1p 70 the East ;aEe the Northern Pa.
c16e Through vestibuie trains 70 g. Paul.
dining. orAwinGroom and sleeping carr. New
tourist sleepen under the direction Of the Pull
man Palace Car Company are attached 70 daily
through srsin1 40 better service 20 be foand
4. Chtlbefy. city ticket agent, rs Second ssxeeS
Boston block: Z Ionkan. depot sickss aeenx -
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Cure your rheumarsm for SIS vita . bosu 9
Of Xooee's Revealed Remedy.
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We are direct importers Price our goods
Chester Cieary.
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LATEST.

On account of removal on October 1 Of both
my stores from the Boston block and TIE one on
cost my entire stock of watches, diamonds.
jeweiry, clocks, silverware, etc. Albert Hansen.
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FATHER OF FALLS CITY.
Deoth q Jeremiah w. Borst. the Wei
Known Pioneer.

Deoth q Jeremiah w. Borst, the Well.
known Pioneer.
IL fnneral of jeremiah w. Borst, who
disd few days ago. will occur this after
son Il . o'clock from Bonney q Stew
ast's undertaking establishments in this
IT..
Nj. Borst was one of the oldest and best
lnown citizens of Western Washington
~ many Seattle people will regret the
~ Of the genial old man. He was 60
I'm old. and for thirty-five years was an
hfimate friend of Mr.. A. A. Denny, of this
NJ, Who says Mr.. Borst was one of the
nost thoroughly honest men he ever knew.
NJ Borst was born in Tioga county,
~ York, in 1929 At the age of 4 years
moved with his fathers family to In
-, and was reared on farm. The
ysol his youth were spent in Missouri
- return to the Hoosier state. In
I'D be crossed the plains with ox-teams
x Ne gold fields of California, and dug
X tie precious metal five years. In 1858
- came north to Washington territory.
hding home at Snoqualmie prairie,
10 famous rs the location of the great
neh Of the Hop-growers' Association. He
y BE claim upon the 100 acres now owned
i tAb company. Upon the government
zyey Of the land he availed himself of
homestead Law to acquire another quar-
= action, and by purchase from the ter
1lcial university secured three hundred
ID ninety more on this very fertile plain.
siiyed upon the land, cultivating and inn
rowing It until 1887 he felt Q desire to ex.
md bis place into a town. The REQUIRE
nenh Of the country justified his plan. and
laid Of Falls City on q site comprising
~ section which he bought about ten
Nara bsfore. Besides this town property
n. borst owned some twelve hundred
lcf0 hdjoining and operated a sawmill.
he suved the county as commissioner for
UNA, and was man of sagacity and I'M
1oabssd probity. Mr.. Borst was in COM
~ With Mr.. Denny when the great
genny non mine was discovered, and at
- time Of his death owned one-fifth of
hb property.
-. borst was worth probably $50, 900.
e nad ave children and had heen married
~, and both Of his wives were Indians.
We children survive.
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4HT WARD CLUBS.
- Republican Plan of City
Organization.
ID FOR MEETINGS ISSUED.
s. w.rd As Kedistricted To Have :
ea,b-yoint Action with Gen.
trail Committee.

es1r, vas . largely attended meeting Of
= rkaicans at the headquarters of the
IS .ssS6,ica1, central committee in the But
- Hack last evening. TO take some definite
Sssion regarding the organization OF ward
:. zrhiIcan clubs. It was The unanimous
49,. a the meeting that such clubs should
=. q once organized In every ward in the
q ,.s That is, eight clubs, one In each of
- ..rds Of the city as redistricted. 1t
.:ss. v.solyed that the city central commits
a, III meetings for the purpose of organ
81, such clubs. as follows:
rir,t ward Friday evening, August Is,
= "a a.. In the Orth building, at the cor
q, e Fifth and Main streets.
! r.rond ward-Friday evening, August
: e 4 .. M, ct Rainier hall, corner of
i.keon and Alton streets.
4kjrd Nard-Friday evening, August 10.
i j. m, ct the residence of Mr.. Branna-
-. eorner Of Eaton and Kenney streets.
1nnyfh ward-Thursday evening, Au-
"A il. 1t p. M. at Harms & Dickman's
IN corner Of Front and Marion streets.
nm ward Saturday evening. August
i 4 5 .. m, at snoqualmie hotel, on Pike
era ward Saturday evening. August
u8p. M, ut Halls building on Battery
's's.t. between Fourth and Fifth streets.
seventh ward--Saturday evening. Au-
- "a. It D. M, st residence of James
k~ly. corner Of Twelfth and Olive
sEsets
lizhfh enthusiastically evening, August
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HOVE AND LEATHER COATMAKER

fessi 20 Remove a Factory From
California to Seattle.
{. Macdonald, of Lynn, Mass, called
ne Chamber of Commerce building yes
and made inquiries of Secretary
.ooe about the feasibility OF establishing
seoss and leather coat factory in the city.
- aacdonaid has been operating a
ior . year or two at Eureka, Cal,
=. i0and his chief market was in this Sec
8 !. snd proposes to move his machinery
n Guy. His chief product is leather
~ sucn as are used by miners, pros
lsien and woodsmen.
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WASHINGTON SOLDIERS HOME A
w meeting of the board of trustees of the
Washington Soldiers Home will be held at Ia
coma Monday. Angus: Is, at p. m, for the
purpose of selecting D site and transacting such
other business as may properly come before the
board. Proposals of donations OF land, under
section of the Soldiers Home act, will then
be considered Such propose should be fled
with the secretary, at Seattle, on or before said
date. By order OF the trustees.
GEo. H. BoARDMAS, President
NJ. NJ. HOLMES Secretary.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOIICE Or DIDnOLUTION.
ITO WHOM IT NAY CoNCERN-NoTIcE Is
l. hereby given that the firm OF c. H. Brown
d Co. was ON the 9th day of July, 1890. dissolved.
the undersigned retiring therefrom, and that
will not be respon sible for any debts contracted
for or on account OF or in the nams OF C. II.
Brown 4 Co. since the dissolution of the sail
firm. JOHN McCURDY
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
IN ship--Tne firm heretofore existing under
the name and yle of tie Iona Brick and Stone
c ,mpany, doing business at the ci o Seattle
il this day dissolved by mutua consent.
W. J. NJ. 81 d,
Dated July %, 1890. n. A. EOMSTOCK.
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HxrnDaEssryg.

LIAR DREssING--LA BELLS C0IfFEkkf
Ii ladies and ehildren's hair dressing and
ma0icpre parlors hair cut, dyed, siuged, sham
pooed and dressed in ths latest Earopeau
styles. Rooms and 4. Atkins block, 80 Coum-
bia street.
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EreIxrEns AND CoNrrACroRa

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPASY-Ea-
- gineers and contractors for bridges OF every
descriptions wharf building, pile driving. dredk
ing and steam shovel excsvatings pians ana
spondenoe solicited Office, ONc.usaLAa b 0eks
sc st5r. "
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NOTICE 10 CUxrRACroRx

CONTRACT TO LET. AUGUST l3-F0R THE
~ removal of about 2s.009 "a DIS dit. as per
specifications ~ our Office In Kirkland. Great
Yves n Iron and steel Company.
Dds wANTED--THE UNDERSIGNED WILL
ID receive sealed bids mp TO August IS TO level
and Plat cemetery OF two and one-hsH acres,
located north OF this city adjoining the Free
Methodists' and Odd Fellows cemeteries and
belonging to congregation Ohaveth sholum.
Inc right to accept any or reject all bics IS re-
served. Sol Blum, secretary, 1l6 Washington
street Seattle, Wash.
NOTICE TO CONTRACT WILL BE
IN received for the erection and completion
OF the following buildings: 5-siory fran.
hotel 2-story frame hoiel two 2-story stole
and one passenger station and freight depo at
sedro, for the Sedro Land and improvement
Company: bids will . received separately or
Il % August II at noon, at the ONCE of Saunders
Hougnton, arcnitects, rooms Al and AZ, Bos-
ton bl ok.
NOTICE TO coNIRAcToRS-BIDs ~ILL
IN be r. ceived at the Office OF the b. B. & b.
g x. T. Co. in New Wnateom. until noon of
2utn gust. for grading miles of the COM
pany's railroad. from the Nooksack river, near
Ncoksack crossing. to the British boundary near
Sumass City. Profile and specifications can be
amount Of $1,000 H be required TO insure the the
completion Of the work within two months of
the dat. Of letting the contract. The right is
kesSIto0 10 REJECT any or all dds. separate DDS
viii be received for pile openings. tfesties and
culverts. NJ. L. STANGRO0M,
Chief Engineer and Supt
New Whatcom, 9TH August, 1890.
GEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
~ of1ite OF the Lake Wash ngton Belt Line
Company, up to August 10, for the clearing of
the foil wing descr bed lands. towit: Tle east
half of the east half of section f. township IS,
range east, a1jpining K rkland- Good and
eumcient bouds will be required for the faith
fui performa &c of the contract, and the names
OF the bondsmen must accompany the bid. For
particulars apply to the und rs gned.
J. r. MeNAUGHT,
Manager l. W. B. L. Co., Fremont building.
NOTICE TO CUNTR PRO-
IN posals will be received by the board of
tru stees of the Washington Stste Reform School,
at their Office at ChehaIis, WASH, for the con-
strucsion aud completion OF two three-story
frame dwelling houses, one twostory frame
scnool-honse, one one-stOry frame boarding
house. with brick basement. To be constructed
according TO plans and specifications on file at
the office Of the board Ut trustees; also at the
once OF I. g Bird, Holy ke building. Front and
Spring streets, Seattle, Wash. Said contracts TO
be let to the lowest and b. st bidder. Bids must
be accompanied by q certified check equal to 10
per cent. OF the amount Of the bid. Bids will
be received until O'Clock. August so, 1890
By order of the Board.
J. w GooDELI. Secretary.
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Advertisements under the heads of Lost
Pound, For Sale, For Rent. and Situations
wanted wiii be inserted at the rate of 2 cents q
word for the FIRST insertion; cent 4 vord FOR
each Subsequent insertion Payment always in
advance.
Advertisements win b received ct branch
ofices of the Posr-INrxLLIoRNcrR at:
Tacoma -..-...............o. h. Culver agent
Fort Iownsend. ...............H andley Kelley
NoTICE-The business Office OF the Posr-Ir.
TELLIGENcER IL o,en until II p m Classified
advertisements will be received up to this hour,
The following letters await advertisers at this
ofice.
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nREssEs FAsHgoNABLY MADE AND PER-
IL feet it guaranteed. At room g., Holyoke
building, conner Spring and 'FRONT.'
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REMOVAL.

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY HAS
- removed to fourth hor Oceiden al ock.
THOMSON & WHfTE-CIVIL ENGINEERS,
Il nave removed 10 rooms 10 and 20, Colman
building. Front street. between Columbia and
Aaros
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sPTKTrUALTsM.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REYNOLDS. TEST
- and brs.ness medium. has removed to see
Third street; can Be consulted daily from 10 to &
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FAST TIMK

- a. sScstnern Pacific Railroad vestibule Din
~. 3 eieeping Car Line, daily service 10 81
Sss.s. Iaanneapolis. Duluth and Chicago. No
- ~ an ana twenty-five miles the short
soca 10 Chicago. Tourist sleeninr ear
.1r.ss, placing passengers in the Union depot
49, even hours and thirty-six minutes
ss.s e g other lines A Chilberg, city ticket
IS S ~ acond street. Boston block; r. Ton
0pot ticket agent, Seattle.
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THE SOLID FOCAL CITY.
alss,ss &c fairhayen, the solid local city. An
= r' s.s ana steamship lines are concentrsting
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sLlns the place. Asansoy
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CONTRACT TO LET. AUGUST ls-FoR THE
~ removal of about . 900 "a DIS diit rs per
specifications NJ our Office in Kirkland. Great
Yves n Iron and steel Company.
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MINING GEoLoGIsr.

CHARLES r. BLACKBURN. PRACTICAL
u mining geologist and mineralogist viii ex-
anime aud report ON the condition and value OF
any mining property in the state. Formerly Of
the United states geological survey; six cen
years experience: thoroughly practical and
All work guaranteed. God, silver copper and
lead mines bought and sold Address Mountain
View King county. Wan.
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II b. HAMMOND d co. sCCC Ese0Rs TO
Lie Anderson & Faeere,, commission mer.
chants and " holeaale dealers in hay, grain. ICED
and produce: storage solicited. Commerctal
dock. foot Madison street. seattle, Wash.
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ssS STORE. NEW sALEsPEoPLE.
~ FOODS Chester clesry.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORs-NOTICE Is HERE
IN by given by the undersigned admins ra-
tor OF the estate of Simon Phi fps, dec, asst d. to
agai st The said d, ceased to pr, sent them. with
the necessary vouchers, within twelve mon hs
after the first publication Of this no ice, TO the
the corner of Setoni street aud Yesler avenue.
in the city of Seattle, state of Washingtin-
r. PHILLIPS,
Administrator of the estate of Simon Phi lips,
.eceas d.
d. WIN. DoUTHITT, Attorney for Administrator.
Dated at Seattle, August 0, 1890
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF BALLARD
IN Manufacturing Company-All creditors of
said mpany are required to pre- emit their
claims forthwith. H. A. RAISER. Assignee,
Room ~, Scheuerman block.
Seattle, wash, August z, 1890
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DIANo AND ORGAN TUNING, REPAIR
ing of all mus Cal Instruments; prompt at
tention given to city and country orders; salts
faction guaranteed J. l.. GENERAL, Vaughan's
music store, Seattle, and Durant's music store,
Gottsfien building, Seattle.
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A TTENTIoN-MR. JOHN NoGLEBERG, ONE
"A OF Chicagos promIntn mt arts 0, is now
visiting our city. His studio is at Kline d
me cial streets, room IL, third floor. Any size
port ats made in oil, water colUr pastel, India
ink or crayon. Hours to IL a. m. and to
p m.
NOIICE-JEsSIE NJ. ELLIOTT, ARTISTRY
IN studio will oe opes for pupils Sept mber /.
Rooms 81 ana IS Seattle Con -ervstory of Art.
Ho yo e niock. s. cnnd and ~prinv
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SPECIAL NOTICE

CPECIAL NOTICE. AM PREPARED TO DO
- mouse cleaning at reasonable rat s; leave
orders or call at the ST. Elmo hote. G. eman.
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CL4IRYOYANTs.
E,L0RANCE MARVIN, PROPHECIES, WHO
II predicted the Seattle fire. Room 8, Phinney
book. corner Front and Seneca streets.
NoTICE-MADAME TEIIswoRTH AND
In Professor Mute. Oldest clairvoyants ON
the Coast. have reduc d their price to 81 I'm IL
August IL Richelieu house. Third and Cherry.
u c. WHITE. NATURAL MEDIUM:
II trance. test and lie readings; sittings
daily; circles Tuesday and Thursday evenings
at 8, Wednesday afternoon at s; developing
circles Monday snd Friday evenings. LAOS
Thiri street, parl0rs "a and 50.
AIRS. LEVAUGHNE CAN BE CONSULTED
Nl at the Nal DRY nousa. rooms II snt Is
sTENOGRAPHERa
MAY ELLIOTT - sTESU6RAPHER AND
M typewriter; stenogrsphic work of ali kinds
executed Rooms anu 2. korn block
BENNINGTON TYPEWRITER HEADQUAR
hters; machines and supplies; shorthand ana
typewriting Offices; stenogrsphers agency;
machines rented Room 8s2. Seattle piock,
corner Third and Cherry streets.
VIZ AsHISGTOE TYPEWRITER HRAD
w ouarters--stenographers furnished :. sho
hand and typewriting work executed: type
writer's rented Roxwsu block. Columbia