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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-24
THE RATE WAR NEARLY OVER.
Cakes Says Gould VIII Find Another
Way 10 Get Even.


ST. PAUL. Nay IA Pioneer Press New York
special says: All accounts from the west ere 10
the effect that the rate war Is about ct an end.
President Cakes, Of the Northern Pacific. said
today he was In receipt OF Information that
matters were almost arranged. % far ~ the
Northern Pacific and Michigan Central were
concerned. and he believed. from what he
knew. that Gould was about aware that further
continuance OF the war was futile.
Whatever 10 done will he done with
full recognition OF the tact that tho
Union Pacific aud Northwestern agreement Is
TO rsmein in force. The Atchison and San
Francisco deal only strengthens their position.
Mr.. oakes thought it probable that Gould might
no; look with favor on the Atehison movement,
but IL was not likely that he would consider the
continuance Of the rate war the best way to get
even.
The purchase Of the San Francisco cannot be
Get aside any more than the Northwestern and
Union Pacific agreement can be. Gould ID
likely 20 find some more effective way - square
himself with the new condition than the rate
"a
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Knights Of ryshia. Eject omcers.

SPOKANE Falls. May zs.-By holding .
long session last night, lasting until after
midnight. the Grand knights OF rythiss
lodge managed to close up its business
this morning in sime ios the west side members
to take tho westbound tain At II a. m. for
home. which majority Of them did. oniccrs
foe the ensuing year were elected a. follows:
Past grand chancellor. John Forbes. OF Ia
coma. grand chancellor. NJ. u. Smith.
Of spokane Falls. elected unanimously
grand vceic chancellor Richard Osborn. OF ecas,le;
grand prelate. Fred W. A. tietx. OF Eilenshurg.
grand master of sxeaeaner. Michael Harris. OF
Olympia. elected unanimously: grand keeper OF
records and sesis A. Beamer OF spraguc: grand
master At arms. Charles X. Door. OF Dayton;
grand inside guard. J. W. IAew liyn. OF Moscow,
Idaho; grand outside guard. John Mcknight, OF
Een tsxsie
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a I6080 F0f10ee TIE EabDeFS oA1 N8trues
Thesu il Tacoma
T4coxA. Nay ga kozetfesdf. OF Nafc.
Tex. sssfse1 today fn search oi his vile. Jennie
X E0s<niesdf. II seems tssf Wilsou Brown.
tfoprssfcxs Of the Wiusoe ssIson. % Z STRAIT
esfne frsn Waco kosne tlze slrcs. ast slso Ma
Ro1enfssat Mrs koseuleEcr rented = suite OF
fetr soSsas an G street. aud Wilson aad brovn
occupied them ~ Ioiesfz
E1on Ee<aats iesg's arrival todsy be ssofe Gus
. wsrrsas charging MiIsoa with living WITH his
vie In open acesserJ. aud hsd hsm Arressea.
Letters wese fsuna IN Him. Eos nfssds's frnax
OF . cgiminafsn< character. addressing wilson
n -Ny Dear Jaka, etc. wilson viii have .
hearing bctOse Justice Pasriek tomorrow
uRorusnx
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rnr sta,e Awrfrulturat cel,,re

CotrAx. Max 21~NexsrSs Nhtsson. Ferguson
aud Szasth tse eemsssSssSR - is-emfe the Sesse
asvfca tatsi sesseSe. arrived tren &sis walla
on tossF az saspsrsea this eveainx aud are
txtux well eHtessssEcs
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InrYssfILR. May ss.-Resuls Of races
Mic and : sixtccuth-- Hiaruey stone won.
Marion a. second. - third Time. i-ss's.
F3ve-eiehshs mile Beatrice won. Valparaiso
neccnd, Rose Howard third. Time. isasss.
Nfie ana auuarter-Hantrcss won. Outbound
ercrnA. no third horse Time. e,las.
Nllr--Woskman won, waspeak second, Crab
c16or third Time. leo.
Mite Hrookfcld won. Rosiin Holly second
74ehan third Tine 1sstS
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s,S FRANCISCAN Nay -S-iIsssy W sahia to-
say pstisione. TIE xuFSrter caas. tas letters az
administration upan ne estate ~ tsearxe sassp
inc United STATES eiteass rouss snasr WHO Sled
Recently. The value 81 the esss;e = nxed az
naeca Tas estate Is heaveashea 70 the re
sisioneE. who is rreshxg 81 sac deceased.
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WASHINGT0
TERRITORY
INVESTMENT q
PAID UP CAPITAL or sss,sea &

oleo. ooo-Four lots 60 feet On Jerk~
o3O.ooO-2t lots on Lake Union. - ..|
81 electric car line, haYfrS S.S2<
hundred feet of water iiun< -
liable Improvements
OxSsOOO-eexls0 northwest ccrn4 - 81
Bell streets. Terms, one fs5]'
balance ave years Is - - 3
ol0sOO0-Two corner loss, 10 ID -. "a
Union street
SIS OOO-slo.so0 cash; balance 49, = :. q
cent: will bay four seSS
houses which yield An fnc1nS
DER cent per snnum On HTT
oos000--Fine 10. on Front street
o10.OOO-Two lots lzoxlsl coroar = r 5
son street. -!
oo,OOO--Lo. 60xlca on Seventh se,ere /,
Stewart and Olive. upos -
erected c-ssory busiciae -
ana paying 10 per cent = :
e5.0o0-Iwo lots. eoxl2o. on SevcntA
tween Jackson aud Main. -
%, SOO--ons lot and part OF anokhrp - =
street. corner - sz
e5.5oo-li lots Sd block 81. Gilnsn -
ballard E3Z5
s5.ooo-Five acres In West ssat1lA .
60 81. g.
ss.soo-Sew s-room house. wisA -
built ope-half block ffo0 1<
minutes walk to rostollc0.
81 ,000-Two OF the finest ioss In d.
ton. so situated that - 3SS
never be cut OIL SszS1E d
81. 700-House. rooms. on lcs eor1{
blocks from Madison cab}et |{<.z
Cheaper lots In ali parts OF the city
A hotel aud several lodging-hOu1so
Paying from t2sS per month to e6.ooo
Requires from Il .a0) 20 s eco lz
Sawmill. now running al fall capo11
feet per day: in GOOD location; "a S0 49,
One-half interest In sawmill: cano
2. COO -. vi
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The STATE Land Cemmis.seper.

oEysFfs. Msy 22--Tke stsie land commits.
si9ner safssos sad secretary Of state sre getting
saigty = sEssi ., wugk. Among their purchases
for ofAesal use sEe Photographic eeVses az AL
she osisctsi FLATS Of surveys now on ale IN the
lAad asyafsgnens nj Washington covering lands
ss.. skasA
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SAN fsasciseo, Nay @s-rhr trial OF John
=. Saaxhsen for the murder OF Marcus M Herr
closed to-day. Counsel fcr the defense sub
mItted the case without argument and special
counsel for the prosecution made an argument
The Jury deilserssed about two hours aud re-
turned q verdict Of sesns;tai
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Mr.. Editor-Uear Sir: wish to testify
in behalf Of Drs Darrin and tell Of the
wonderful cure they performed on me. for
catarrh of six years standing. ( am happy
to say / am perfectly cured, and can be
referred to, four miles out Of Oregon CITY,
Or. Postoffice address. Oregon City.
LESTER AZ. LELAND.
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n 7 Pnlmer suysendsred yssterday 6 eoessr
nento ard gave 1eQ0oo bonds for trial - .
charge u having, while supeEinfende1s 81 Zen
aaor Fairs Yoio county ranch. forged he Names
% have been paid then. Palmer hos aHeedy
been acquitted q similar chazgea
while Mrx J. r. Hawley. living near Dudley.
fulare county, Cal, was absent from her house
yesterday Is burned down Her stx-ycsr-old
daughter was burned 70 death and another
child II fatally burned.
George Duuaway. Who eighteen months 40
outraged and murdered his sweetheart. killed
her mother and nearly killed her father. was
captured At Murfreesboro. Tenn. yesterday. He
viii probably be lynched-
George II. Fell was last night foand guilty ct
New York Of grand larceny In taking $4,000 OF
bonds belonging 20 the Lenox Hill hank in the
recent hank wrecking plot. Sentences was de-
ferresL
fafner named Mcmahon, near Green Isls
Miun. yesterday shot HE wis becauso she
would not live with him again, and then pat
three bullets in himself. Both are dying.
A military engineer Of Genoa named Mutar
cohi was arrested yesterday for selling plans 81
Genoese porfs to German consular oflcial The
latter ned to Swifzefiand.
Two construction trains coIIided near eouth
Lynn, Naea. yesterday. on the New York 4
Kew Haven road. Three Italians VEN killed
and eight or ten injured.
Patrick Melloy. OF Hamilton. o.. shot and
killed his son GeosKe. aged 8. and then shot
himsei dead yesterday. They had been quar-
reIing over insurance
D. b. May, OF Helena. Mon, who he's been In
Washington City some weeks in the interest Of
legislation affecting portion OF his state, left
for Seattle tonight
The general conference OF the Methodist Epis.
copal church, south. At Sc Louis Was yesterday
considering . system Of mutual insurance for
churches
The annual spying review OF the Berlin garri.
son took place yesterday. The troops wers re-
viewed by the emperor.
The Senate has confirmed the nomination 81
J. r. Sanborn. to be receiver Of public moneys
Is Cnur d. Aieue, Idaho.
Primers Louife, wife Of Crswn Prince FredeR-
tick, Of Denmark, has given birth TO daughter.
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IN. ehina,oup Case. p~la,,a.

SAN fsA~ftsec. May - Judge Jnsehirss res
tessisy Continued The cases OF the thirteen Cat
nsse arrested iass Tuesday for violating the
Rlaehara ordinances. in order TO allow the
federal courts psss CA the eensfitg,lcnsiity 81
the ordinance hssore TIE matter il heard In the
state courts
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san rnaSe1sce. May 2s-iniormation reached
the merchants exchange today that the steam er
Emily went ASHORE on the north spit AZ Coos
bay. she got or after period of eleven hours
and was heached 10 eifsct repairs and stll re-
mains there The steamer left here on the ls,h
inst for Coos bay arriving there on the 18th inst
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Saloon and Store Fixtures.
$3.50 WILL BUY . BAR

s-s4-sc. hack Aas and rugr-u-x y,.n,-x ->.s.
&zSse e. sas<d and - a1e 70 petes kswersnH.
ss make saaosr sne drag asors as.s:srs : -
sssssy- sse-esere cali and s<e "a Nre.. -.
saa E-osset. a ~ Traverse 4 TO- szeeensan -
ssx%ssxes c.. Sx5 6ocuad sxsse6
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! IyW 00GHFy NIUU HSaCVs+
n. r.. May 7S.--Miie--Blnc Rock
second, Tormenscs third Time.
lid Kfa1tsenth- Stockton won. Pra,her
16SnAlt third. Time. i.sSss
= - milc-Feasiess won. kistse sec
~ - laird. Time isoa.
n eixtccnth Ballet Colt wen. KtuEs-
zee second. Kempland third. Time. 80
N1le and an sikhth--vivid won. Lotion Sec
ana. MArchmont third. Time. i;aata.
Three fourths mile Mosden won. Tanner
nncond, Rixpah third; time, LA
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For lease

A fne large building juot comple4ed. Co.,
for either hotel or large boardfne hot1sa
several store rooms ~ ltch can b easily -
Situated on Second street opposite Decay r.
Corner Commercial and Jschaoa styCsn, +
Ill; 500 per month fos ffsoen yeoza
Two lots, 60xiN each. corner Weet ond uG
versity streets. Tor I've OF len yeaR1
Houses for Rent in al paxh = ~ 60
We have a large list Of some =
best property in the city. Witt
shall be pleased to show II r
calling at our Office.
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lrr. william Rohr's Wonderful Cure.
Mr.. Editor--Dear Sir: This is to certify
that Dr. Darrin has cured me of chronic,
nasal and throat catarrh. by electricity AID
medical treatment I reside at the N1M
York hotel, Front and B streets, Portland.
WILLIAM RoHn.
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TACOMA Nay S-A1vsesS reeeives from sam
ner toa at state taat Wlsisas A2ssr wss tarnwn
f-era = wagon snd rs meek broken BIZ run.
au@y tssra sacze to-day.
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RxseTxxEGIs. Ca. Nss So Eisrle xsss
ye.rs go. salst al NJ. ard Ms. F4nessas. wss
sstssa ~ = tazzagsls last xozasy svenirS
AEs.ns tie E8ges sse cssas COMPLAINED Of pAsa.
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Association.
We have for sale 10000 acres 1 n iifYcren, rarts
OF the state In s IL % %. 80 ami lsoacre farms;
good farming lands; 20 acres ct Enumclaw so
miles on Northern Pacific railway.
One hundred and twenty acres nj Eagle Har-
Dor a. $50 per acre. only miles from Seattle.
Ten AID 20-acre farms ct Maple vaIley, q
miles.
Five hundred acres water front on Puget
soun1. Hoods Canal. Lake Washington Ana
other beautiful locations, from so per acre 10
500 PER acre
nUESA VISTA
one hundred and my acres The ONLY snhur.
ban traet &C.. and IS miles south of Port Town-
send. where there ts a beautiful beach feY
bathing during SIX months OF the yer and
where there ara good fishing grounds The
beach Is one snd . quarter niles long aad about
800 Get vide, TO deep water. ranging from ) 10
. sa,hems in depth. The tesch fronts soath.
;aeing squsrnssh Hssbor-Hood's Canal.
The dissance by rail to Port Townsend win b
about IS miles
are as good ss any part of the state.
Tbs trsc. is div dei into Eve acre tracts with
The except on OF q rus OF residence lots sfxfga
Immediately fronting the beach. Ths Ian is
the rsar 81 the tract with an elevation OF sboa,
30 feet TO the nsile.
The Buena Vista Land Co. will be incorno-
rated under sac state lass into $50 shares a las
psr share. each share representing enc acre.
As sooa - the stock l. snhscr lei far the lots
fronting tire hVscs, and the nye-acre lcss will
- pasee3 o. sale subscriptions or stock. ard
sprllcatscns Tor fgont 10 az SO each. and resr
lots So each. on aai after May II
The .ocstion Of this beautiful tract viii en-.
Able part e. doing bs-guess al Ps-s Iownx.nt =,
en1cy living on ave acre HOMESTEAD ard reseh
sAeir place ef Eesi'sess IN half an hour hy rasI
The article ia The Pnxr isrriLrsEScxs OF NAY
T. pr eirEs the construction OF n .roa1 M
hasna VISTA ard Dssrcgt aud sheace ,oa,h "a
Portland. Cregon.
Fer plats o. tract apply a; c.ce. room "A
Roxwsl tG.sasEg SsAsfle-
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PAIN IN ms STOMACH NINE YEARS
And Kew He Was Cured By the New Mode
ofTRsatmsnt BY EIeetricity-OtAer
W0ndorful Cures.

Mr.. Editor-Dear Sir: For nine years
have been seriously afflicted with . pain in
my stomach. Nothing ever tried for it
did me any good. d.. Darrin cured me
new mode Of treatment by electricity, And
medicines. can be seen 1t MollaIla,
Cackamas county. Oregon.
HOMER TRULLINGE4.
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rawas - seas fsssxsS aisss reserve yoas ssses
fsx-sss are @Asssfss astss SsxT <essss D sass ~
tsgansd. l. E@kS4rx s4se fi<kek 4Rxpz es&
seSsans. slreS1. Easses2 esczk, T. s0Skka. 2Sfos
t.skss a<<nS s<sszss.
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FsFss.clsss tickets vita Easea Pa<sae Sssssss %
CAkxx<xs So. SEC n1-csa~1 50 A. q VI rim
tsty sseket sS~st. ~ Secens sssxes Aesgea hss<k
"a e. Aks69S Axs az. SITS SKA
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EILIsrox, Mont. May. = The following
nrst-c.ass passengers passed osi No. L. Northern
Pacific, wcss-bouns: M D. b. A len and chill
dren. Mrs. RidscIl Nr. II. 4. chamberlain and
wife. r. X. Bailey. ". II. smith. =. Dupyee. +.
u. Young, A. A. saith and rty tourists.
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EYpgCgD rams EAsr

KIN rARAsols AND CxRRgiIAS
We .as. cpeae~s ear rev ssoe1. CAsxser
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LIZ CENTS eATTEENS
large assortment to select from. French
satfeens IS cents. Chester Cseary.
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CHINESE WOMEN NAY COME.
IL they Wear Silks Merchants May In-
port Them. Judge Deadly says.

port Them. Judge Deadly Says.
roETLsSe. Nav - - Judge Deadly in the
United States circuit oour, today. rendered
decision in the habsas ccrpus cases of Mrs.
wong Hsaa. the wife OF Chinese merchant,
snf daughter. who were detained on the ship
Coloma which arrived from cAina Few days
$50. The judge ordered that they be DISCHARGED
FROM custody and allowed TO land The court
stated that TIE law permits q merchant 10 bring
h.s family. servants ard al persons cons stusing
dts household. hence his wife and daughter
could rot &c separated from him.
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Reservations on any steamship line in the
Atlantic service TO Europe and England can be
city ticket AGENT St6 Second street, Boston
block: E Tonkin, depot ticket agent Seattle
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SEATTLE O
Smith, HinsdiII T. Jewett,
REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT BROKER:
Rooms 500, SO. all Busler block

Rooms 500. $40. sii. Butler block.
THIS wkEK's OFFERINGS.
A Home-Csntta yet quiet-Deuny hill
iuii corner lot Cable and motor within three
blocks; easy walk: neighb0rhood No. I: neat
perb view that can never be cut or: 1900
down. balance time: money in IT: IS 600
slocns "a is Lots In. Irondaie. cleared
on esattle, Lake Shoe 4 Eastern: close to two
motor and one cable line; between manufactus.
ing censers OF Ballard hnd Lake Union; Inc
ct handsome prontA Tens easy; no interest
Near Madison street Cable, lot on Kin
ney street. Aoxlso has barn. may be made pat
O. pew mouse, rich soil. good gardening ground.
Five Acre rrsct on s.. L 8. &E.R.R. one
acre cleared, young fruit. good gardening land.
Residsnces Near Yesler Cable st $a.ooo,
y SEQ. q 600 each, terms easy.
Between Yss.er and Msdtson Cables:
u eco si,700 each.
Tho sew Finds OF Geld and snvsr Ores
In the Cascades are just east o. snohomisb.
up on month pay ments.
Ope Hundred and SIXTY Acres Fine Tim
her. sec %. Up. 80. N. 4. o East, snohomi,h
good farming land; good title; $4,000. or one.
Essasil.nsa ana Paying Farnitur. b,tsi-
getic man with moderate capital.
To RENT-Ihree story new building. North
Front street. near Lake avenue: two stores be-
low: twenty-six large and well appointed
rooms
Tn. Weii-Arranged Psass House. Abs
Front street
tourtesn-ROom House on Dexter street.
between John and Thomas streets.
hoemv House near Armory. facing uniyer-
sity grounds.
store ON Third Street, under Galindo
House.
WANTED-l.o feet nnimproyed water frcnt
and tide Hat site FIR FaxtArr, marty
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25CESTs WOOL DRESS GOODS
twenty-five cent Ill wool. - inch dres goods
Chester Cieary.
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sale of Wreck.

IN MONDAY. June .. IT IL O'Clock q. m. tn
" wreck Of the steamer J b. Libby viii De
,osf TO the highest bidder fer caah. O. tae one
o. toe at Townsend Transportation compan y,
Er sk viii DC sold just IL now lies ~ Ifoudals.
sna ine'adts boiler. engine. propeller, condef1.
esf- pa1spr Ahfnsfss chains. - we'll a. all end
tyerYsAsng SOW on said weasel.
Dated ~ Fort Townsend. May L. $50
HkkDEkT r BEECHER.
Owner OF said yenzol
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Henderson,
GOVel &
Barton
us South Second Street.
List for Current Week
BLAINE.
Lots Close .
. speciai bsI9a:n
ll0 - SPecast 1sIsAa"
CITY PROPERTY.

o35O-Iot in Madison street addition. loxi2o
close TO Madfson.
o45O-Hsif lot In Yesier's First
$3.50 - 81. @50-Lotsin kaulmsn's addition.
axl0a
81. s6O-cotfaxe aud two lots. south OF Jack
son, with view OF lake.
l.so0-Neat cottage OF ave rooms in lot 6ox
leos fine view
81 .soO-Convenicnt house Of six rooms. well
and stahse. sar JACKSON.
u .0Oa-rine corner with commanding view
in Union addition. looxlo1: cleared
D .0OO-Cedar built. 7-roomed house on level
lot 6oxloO. splendid view.
O. OOO-New ard pretty house. six rooms. In
garden To-. S0xf&
o3,6OO--New honSe. seven rooms, bath. etc,
cedar finish; lot S0xl2S
o3,650-Two very flne lots l2oxlos. In Yesler's
first. on brow OF hill.
o., SO0-Housc OF nine rooms. bath. electric
bells. etc lot eoxls0
%. eoO-An entire addition near Madison
street.
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SEDRO.

We have some choice property q
safe. Ssdro 10 . lively and growing -
ated on the Skagit river. and. ia surro9
very rich and rapidly deve'opine
and the Fairhaven & southern Ratlfoo1 r
running between Fairhaven and Sedro sz
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HOTEL FREE.

We are authorized to offer new hoeea =
OF eighty oms. with electric bnIIe r
toilets and all convenieucea Tor tefn a
months free of rent TO desirable tenant
aiterw ards 10 be very low.
1his il something especially dosirohlA I
ct the Office for further Particular
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.nx. .s.cn.y Ciab Races.

r -. Nay a1-sacsamenso Is. stock
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RANCHES.

Imprevsd and unimproved in all parts OF the
state.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-13
Don't Believe I'll

Americans are good customers
here" said the salemsn. "Those big
heavy bracelets you see there are
bought chiefly by publicans' wives. We
sell plenty Of wedding rings at l shil-
ling pence each"
But marriages don't occur often
surely people can afford few shillinps
once in lifetime for real gold ring ~
"Ah, you don't understand. These
wedding rings are bought by poor
people and slipped on when the real
thing is at the pawnbroker's. 1t is not
before the marriage. but after, when
the rainy day comes,- that those rings
are bought. We sell crosses of thom. :"
Who are your best customers?"
We'll, there are rich women who
have their own jewel sets initiated,
Americans. the profession, and mash
.ers and people who have come down in
the world. When these latter 20 away
for their holidays TO see their friends
they don't like to show their poverty.
For few shillings they can get such q
stock of jewelry that in their own towns
and villages they are kings and
queens. Pail MdH Bud0et.
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TIE GERMAN AND HIS CLOCK.

The story Is told Of n German who took
the hands of his clock 10 the maker o. have
them fixed, because they did not keep proper
time. OF course, the clock maker demanded
the toorkS, MS III them lay the trouble Boils
on the exterior tell of n disordered condition
of the blood within. BE YOU man or woman,
or aught else human, If you have thc,r in
dications, DO wise in time and take DIR
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. IL puts
the liver and kidneys in good working order.
purifies tho blood, cleanses the system from
all impurities from whatever cause arising,
and tones up the functions generally.
Golden Medical Discovery checks the
frightful inroads Of Scrufula, and, if taken
in time, arrests the march Of Consumption
Of the Lungs which is Lung puri-
fies and enriches the blood, thereby curing
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-13
Nominations,

{hPresident sent TO the Senate the fol>
frg nominations:
Aa'les Emery Smith, of Pennsylvania,
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
hpo;entiary of the United States to Rus
fanlel Merrill, Of Indiana, to he Consul
peal ofthe United States at Calcutta.
Fenner Lee, of Maryland, to he Secre-
p ofthe Legation of the United States at
De Janeiro.
Parry r. Ncwberrv, of Michigan, to be
lNary ofthe Legation of the United States
Yadid.