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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-05
CHURCH NOTICES.

aas'ef Fay Services Episcopal Church. Trim
~ parish. corner Second and Blanchard streets.
ma III q IA and p. m
am Annie z. Dowuey. OF Chicago. will
prsrn In Rainier hall, on Jackson street cppo-
-se me suburban hotel. sunday, April &. Al n
M aha 100 r. m. and continue the meetings
aufins the week
fans baptist church. on Fourth street between
sahes and Cherry Preaching &C II q m. and
- @ N. morning subject. Fellowship and
~snsrxs evening subject, "6eds Method
10 uneeiiel@ seals irse: ali are welcome. q.
hafches, pastor
Nofth Seattle Baptist Church--Covncr Of
ssafu AMI Cedar streets, Rev. Thomas Brown,
pss.er Subject in the morning: The ODD Fol-
NV motto. Faith. Hope aud Charity: In the
sssing; The story Of Gideon" The puzzle
eesdiAlly invited
Market stree, baptist church--Msrks, street.
~seen fsSler avenue and Jackson streex J
y. heec, pastor. Services. los q M aad $50
N. Morning. subject: 'srne Resurrection Of
Safis1 Evening subject. "a very Foolish
Sunday school 80 /. O'clock: yoans
1eopss meeting. go p m.
nssiery street NJ. B. enarch--corneY Third
a'ai Battery streets. Rev. =. W. 10y. PASTOR.
Irscaing ~ II q m. BY the r&sfar. sah,ecf.
no hlsen Lord. the Pledge Of the Trisn plant
Missionary services conducted BY she
ssNe "a ssac evening tAat$ CstffIC<s ~ -
sAoesia school AZ Els 7. IN foang people
sseeung atss0 n m. Prayer meeting Taurs-
aas evening. Corae everybody.
aes FRYE Methodist Chasrh-Corner Tenth
saa tlne streets. services Preaching every
aesa Day II q =, and Tse = n class mees
- every Lord Day Il IA. aud $50 n n. :
s~oeAth schooi. ssaA. Wednesday prayer Eae~sanx.
~ M Friday class meeting. 80 p. "a All
sc invited o. attend. Rev, T. r NeReynosis.
FAsses Residence sla fins street
.Ivmeath Congregational charch--ccfner
s .a'sc ana University ssreets Temporary bald
sus. New. 0eerye A. feskshary. pastor. kesi-
GRACE. rs Nsrica ssrcet Kssser services t.
AesrNs 81 II u n. and - n m ssssecs o,
@nins SERMON. by raster. the Gar
ssn Vvtrsare4e Selections Of choir. sTar Eflps
nssvien 81 the Dead hy ". r. nsnks. s4as
:. ne Master Hymn" by xfnsSns Ncscllo. zele.
vie AMI ausFtests. Ia the eeSusng an kasxs
Ifsass service. with address b., pastor. end
spsSiA naasae By cher. several ol tAs cAsiessE
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Uiu - pnFs = dng1se - see1an1xrne. pr.~.,
Moeang q Chnsr1an Hodervoe $500. esse i
- eeoeqA ocAop1 - nOn n An enretstir
tssfns4 - ~ ssrvsea
= maxt's EpssespaI snuruh-Rereer $3.50
nely Co@munton = - ~. naeufre rrrv.,
Hsg cemnunion = n = -. eharS -
~ 1870 ssrstes and sodssn essn n; even
szv~sA Tahs can - DYnn - ~. -
AsskS = to btseks norsA q YIfsh srrsee
III sssfs ass ire snd 81 - ese11nz7v fnv1sr6
kev. Arfhsr H. yfvtsn 90 I'll ssrpse
The mintseessaI anssclasssu q shiu CIR IN =
10ndsy nex1 eo1extnfn ~ usn4sn,v1s1 .1ls.~~~
Tacoma Thaus bnfAruu ~ ex.ers.6 =
s 1nss nsre - hpo& aAouf - oicscek NccAsv
sessnoon- Asnnem - ~ apsocisxsoa a. this
81 - nsqeeMed % Dees II ~ First u Z
mn o. Tacoma. - esudocf men oxer sbe risx
~ - ssoafnss 80 - dire u1xA tAsn q ske
- - = ofcineA > - u b hoped ths2 a
ne memhsn via respopd promstIy.
H neehodt8 Bp1suDpas ehurrh-Coruey ~
Inisn end Marion sexnska, Rev. b. b. tsampt.rsf
oE sunday scAod Eaneex srrvsces sumcrrpw
= m with special xasesx anthem snt spso
.ns cnon snd IN address By she rastsr
ecnin9 - ne evenfng q N O'Clock ~ tss
pastor. The choir = also making cone ss.ecssI
spsepersnou for the evening: beth the pasnn "a
Hes organ VIA - nsed q this service. There
wsn b no sunday school e. ciass rsrs1n~ On
sccount ~ tie Easter service. Mr. Pisnsg's
nspse Glass VIII mesf at 80 4 a. a canal.
scsnS peepsss meeting In church pssAws ss
re 81 = "a Ton ere cordially invited 10 eltsnA
Al Of thsss services errsnecfu snd vfessorr -.
pecaeiy welcome. sssss ira
me eonG1sen4toa Anshy Anath, Of tkss city.
VII hold thess Passover ssrvices In the Oiym ale
nsii' Lilo sscood ssfses, beswesn seneea and
spfaos. today - = n. and >. m, and
suheay morning. April 9. q . N AL vel
coms Passover fasis this year on the 5th Of
April, eorrsspoadine 70 she ysvfsh s,nsnnc The
La day Of ths month u ..xtsss.. which il The
na mouth 81 tAs year Of the tuna Of the release
o. the tsrssiifss from bondage. Exodus Kill.
and iasts eight days. until April IL The cele
nfation o. the Passover ieast signifies the COM
nemofsfton u the Jewish delfveranes from
nouoaee noder the kgyptinn king Pharoah. and
their safe journey across the Red ga ana
through the WlfAnernes.
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10 fNE LADIES.
49, NW Mcsf eAref1i saa ccnxsssrat. asse-
sMner tfon Aay obscure. ait~ass - s,n.., 80
ss,,s yss rsnsmeer the c<lenrsssd sc<rlssiss
ssssd ia every ssss.s s sss sgssss.s: are
go sxpenencs1 The professcr h~s es5 49,. 80
8 ssp<sls.ss j. sAs aespss Il areossus ~ az
wonsn's Hospital ceslsra New ~ "a -
sc OF TIE most ssccsssfui and ess& hnors ssas.
ceao<soaa specsAiists d shis country
20 Young ana naIddlo-A9>0 Man.
rcssss Dea.ity, spermaserrh<pa. sxu,usa
tson. ~ $50 ussAy. Ariaias nom indisre-
rsnpsss on As lacs. sssr.sn sss !. ssspssdsasy:
s sy OF esainsss and ansis IN : nnras -
-. ps.mAnsniiy and speedily cured
$500 AND Sails DISEASES.
eempssesay eradicased - ~ rssaan
~ssr esAs Ssi ssse .. e. psr-aas.ss cured
psin fas a.s ssssaSs s.A n,saa:r ssnpla,aA
nsoody srne high aolorsa & With mslav -.
10y 90 Standing. week hack. eonnasar~
ssxs. isssns.S ssonpsiy and sAisly cared
Ou success ae~~ys ssne, g.~..
pentlv remedies scs eaickiy and cuv nsr-.'
We DO not ela,m "a hncv .,.r,.s,n
ton 70 medicine o. slsessse a. ~ I'M = Ms
s,sfy essss but vs do claim thas No. 49,
ass sna increasing prAcsicA win unss,si.,iss
Tors ssiiI sustain u Are The hsss psDsf q a..
kxperiencs is worth svssysains x..-,.a-.
EAined oy consuming with, critically exsmscsss
ana successfully treating thousanda ~ r~. ~s.s
q every aEA sex. profession and cnsuc. - ~
sscsed WIN every preseataois form ~ - :. -
aaseasN of def rtnfsy. enable - "a s-r-. ~ -
ssusnnS Win IKE maiak2isa thai - No. -
0soeu ~ rcsscrtng health - q arrs nansSsss. ~
ea.ss uVA.eu- sven After otaer ahilleS 80 -, -
ke..c pnyAu ens have fatsed TO eject an n.v-
nsnt cnsnse Tor the better PefAS
IL pesfonised BY eiam az ladfsu anA
ssulemen VOC spacious 70 be fmpossd anon 81
~ - lsnosan. qeack. aud they Are 100 fnpssSn6
az en - .nknsensd away iron physaclans wa
Persoascsltins = our ono, can nav, N. ..,,..
action Of ire consultation. vfsh - sssur
encc thar they may depend upou rsoelv ins ~
ot1 orsnionA honorable square dcaliue rSan,..
able cnArEee and no sncOuParsmeae vishnss
pzvUspeu ~ Improvement or cara
VT practice IL founded upon tAeresults of.sp
.s metnod1 without reference - schools "
You Win mo- b srxsd or psrsusdsd :, tab,
treatment and no one win BE- trsnsod unieos
there 70 strong pnohahtsssy OF cure o. psrua
nent benens Mako tnssrrugAttous and decide
olnes hours: Proms Z N -, = n sss
cays 70 II = N only.
n B.-Psrsons unable - yisil ~ may -
treated q their homes BY cnsrsspcudensA
hedistnss ana instxuceaons cent ~ mall .. 60
pssoA Consultatioa fsoA
NwsyS end siAmp vhsn reply u sxpsss
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ERox TERMINAL OR INTERIOR POINTS

E,Rox TERMINAL OR INTERIOR POINTS
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
y the line - take 70 I'll points East and
south II - tAe pISfSs car Rorrx IL
ruas through vestse1led Trains every
Gay IN the rear 20
ST. PAIL AND CHICAGO.
no chAres Of cara
Coupoeed Of Dining Carr unsurpassed, Psn.
man Drawsng Room Slcepeys oa
latest equipment
-roURIsT SLEEPING CARS
Best thas can b constructed ana In which
aeeommodsiions are both SnEE and furnished
FOR holsefs q nsss or second-ciass uckess, and
xLEsAsr DAT coAcxsx
continuous line connecting with all itnes
aeesdtng direct and uninterrupted service.
N advance through any agent Of tie road
THROUGH TICKETS
TO and nom III points in America England
and Europe can b purchased - any ticket
once oi this company.
Leave seattle Il SOS . m daily: arrive as
Minneapolis or 81 Psnl 81 $40 p. m
PACIFIC DTvIaox. -Arrive Q; seattle O. IS q m :.
through train from East and south: llsS5 z m. 7.
Olympia and chehalis express; AS d m. To-
Leave seattle SSe . n. through train Tor
2:iSR a. Olympic and chshalis express: 7P
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. ele
CANT day coacheA finest palace dining carr be-
tween Seattle. Tacoma and Portland direct
Daily service
Ful information concerning rates. time Of
trains roares ana other details furnished ON
application 70
A. b. CHARLTON. Asst. Gen. Pass AIT.
l21 Fffst ST.. Cor. Warrington Portland. Or
A. cHILBERG. City Ticket Agent 7l6 Second
street. Hoston block. ssatsie. wash.
Z. TONKIN Ticket Aren't,
ssasfle Depot fcoe Of Third street
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SEAHfL1s ApKA -
81 .une,eps II the Seattle clearinghouse today
a - snone the ahipmsn6 frpm seestle
- - u following: One oassoad Of hay
:, - md one carload Of hay 70 ewnxfx.
~ rpspipts over the Northern PAci6c today
$50 fM6 tons This II the largest
eser received In . single day over
3 S14 - uosthsFn Pscfnc Or Puget sound
- sufhpeds.
- Wsrs received from tho East today
Soeln are growing very light There II
80 1fh6tnood Of an advance IN prices. - win
s ~ - q Lens there viii b = material de-
SSD 8 IL demand. A the market ssands
s - releos ne very nrm with affosig upward
& Sr1n.eg Ofegons, which constitute The mar.
1r1ncpAl supply. are jobbing 1t 3x9xac per
: - nh ranch are worth 25s q Wholesale.
80 - % good demand but stocks sre short
- eofioads Of Eastern potatoes were re-
o 80 ~ today over the Northern Pacific
- 1he market b now very well supplied
nruoesu potatoes. bat retains ifs 6rmnens.
4 - nses y caused by the extraordinary de-
- and the fact that Eastern potatoes are ~
- ~ psincipai supply Of this market
- opnsinne very scarce.
s - ard miilstufEs are hrmer shan they wese
6oo1k - This ma ket IL very we'll supplied
1nopuak he San Francisco steamer having as.
- hess yesterday. The demand IL brisk
s X<1nw hey nor oats have experienced any
- duTing the week. Tho market on both
s bV11 mDplied. and for both there II N excel
Il blouAad. Prices ere very firm at lest Qno.
80 Both Washington and Calif0ruis hay
~ god demand. with the former slightly
md. No changes Of any kind are antsci-
- ~ sons time yet
nnacHAspfsD AND PRODUCE Rxcx1rrs.
nung the last n houn the mcrchsndiss aud
1um receipts ct tina port were - follows:
Nm Pacific railroad, Loss tons: Columbia 4
- opand railroad. - tons; Seattle, Lake
- = Eoseern railway, Ee toms BY water
e11Gns. no tons. Clara Brown, 2 tons: Edith,
-: klixa Anderson. 4 tons; Premier, 90
- Aaeh chisf, 10 iona Total receipts. f.S77
sHtrnENTs
barring the last "a hours goods and msrchan-
~ were shipped from Seattle 30 the surround
n country q follows: Northern Pacific rail-
+ ~ u tons: Columbia 4 Puget sound railroad,
3 nos; Seattle. Lake shore = Eastern railway,
y ma BY water Willamette 7I0 tons:
en64 tons Grace. tons; Michigan. tons:
NoUeotAsef, tons. Augusta, tons: Henry
1-'ey, - tons; City OF Kingston. Is tons; Mabel.
U1nss ". =. Munroe, 10 tons: Glare Brown, q
s Qng Warrington. tons: Edith, sonA Total
otynene, aSS4 tops.
NATURE or KKcEirTs.
&ine cau bilse. I car merchandiso. 3 cars
- Tears cattle. cars omigrant movahies,
Ian homes, 10 cars lumber, car hides. car
4yuh or stsel rails. car flour, car paper, /
- cAsp1t. car coke. I car iron pipe, car
~. eer hopA cars potatoes. cars oil, car
eoswhssls car machinery, 4 car dynames. lear
oo06onaod ntlk
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I.atOna.

Hall pries % an imnediste purchases. block
Joining and overlooking Las0ns fownssfe;
grand New. convenient location easy Of acce@
BY beat o. railr 3D. This II the bargain Of the
SIS and upWardx Get my price on this block
and - what you can make by r.
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TO RENT

The Grand Central Hotel Sc
home, WASH. which will be com
pleted In about 80 days, 10 for rent,
unfinished, Al q reasonable rate.
The hotel ovsriooks eellingham
Bay. contains Us bed rooms, b
liohted throughout with electric
lioht and has electric bslls In every
room. only those prepared to run
q tlrst-cIass hotel need apply.
For further particulars apply 10
JONES Z CARLfom. Scheme. Mash.
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FAST rixK


WIN leave Yesier-s cock % q N. every Monday
wednesday and Friday for Tvelve-mile Paint
kdmandx. Musklifes Marysvilis. Lowell and
snosox1Ish. returning following Aayp O. O. N
ST0 n FnSfEkx Aec~s
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shipping rntsii,wence.

an rnAkciseo. April t.--Chartsre<i- nuns-
800. lumber. Puget sound 10 Valparaiso: Havrr.
s xauf faSct sound TO Valparaiso Cleared
up Nicarsaga aud str Mentserraf, victors. str
sSmsuia Victoria: bktn Catherine Sudden.
sieoiaspki sasied-palcstine Tacoma: vii.
Asn Peerless. Port Townsend. Arsived--km-
PIE. Departure bay.
nnomA
Iosf IowNsEsD. April 4--schr T. Resineli
..asa TOT san Francisco today. The barkentine
Amelia cleared for lilo. II. l.. today with Q
tAsxp OF lumber
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sAruxr or xrcxrrrs.


- FkANCI6Io &AkkkT kGvIEWs
Gn ynAnclsco. April 1.-The produce on.
ene.es adjourned today on account Of GOOD
heeeeees-xasy; early rose. 81 501l rs: peer
~ u-5to2; Hurbanks, a7aaes0
busler--sseady; fancy. lstslslzc; good 70
ehcles, lz$1lsc
Eus-Esg; California. lstaIsc: Eastern. lee
CHICAGO LIVE sTocx MARKEr.
cHicAeo. April A-Cattie-- Receipts, l.b0o:
noS activA strong and higher; natives. a. 30
~ stockton. S22a1ssS: Texans, =. 100
Hoo Receipts. 1900. active, with slight 3D.
vaoes early. bat closed weak: packers and
@ippsss tadtss light. mixed and seieotei
seey. Azss4ss; skips and selected heavy.
Wla0&0is
@ssp- Receipta. 5000: about steady; western.
AShso Texans. 81 50Ct5so
BOSTON wool MARKET.
sosros. April 4.-The demand tor wool hes
49, Wy eood during the past week. In terri.
- wool there have been sales of nns o.
.ufsd ON basis OF iz0isc: fine medium q 81
&c medium. 5Assbzc: California and Oregon
eoh N steady demand q previous prices;
vsiisd woods steady: Australian woods firm.
PHILADELPHIA Wool MARKET.
FHilAnxIrHIA. April s--wool steady, with
s -se inquiry: Montana fine. ieGsoc: medium.
u0nc' coarse. iatt2Sc; territorial fne, lselSc:
neuum. Haz1c. coarse. taAl2c.
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sexxKaAL RANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
Drafts drawn on al parts n the world In.
teress paid on savings and time deposita
Houn-lo n. 10 D n. and Saturday SWAN.
ines from "a o'clock.
Deposits may - made In pssson On By regss-
tered letter, money order o. express, and depoals
books win Be returned - requested
Money leaned on real estate ct reasonable rateg
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Smiths Cove.

4 - tnfs In the Pullman adAlrsoa
- - On tssy teymx~ Tha ane property D
n4ns o. The hnsznsm eeufeT belwesa and he
Ceye end Ballard. sssy fosr h1scks From boais-
vnx1 oepOk TAe Hiron aa6 hanttasf rsxi7enco
- neeS the Grsx Northern canAnp&
em1fA s Cove ell b hive of snsnssyy this
s1unex Bay ncw ana yon VIII douhas youf
10ney Within three mcnshs.
- orrea for pzs<fxn2 ueAx Depok
p aerpo water frorI
~ scsss n&Ar D<yo<-
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IRAvEs POWER HOUSE

For Jsanisa and Way ports at 50 m. 1870
T. N and = n.
Leaves Tor Sewcassls and way porsa q .
III IousHEAp, Maraesr.
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Hoopy CANAL RourE-srxAxER soaB

The steamer Josephine win leave Hstnoad.
coamen wharf. foos OF Marion street, Wednesday
and saturday morning - IA fas Porl
GArnhle, seaeeck. Issoa City and al Way posnx
on Hoods Cana Returning leaves Union CITY
Monday and Thurstay morning For freight a
ponoa9e Apply - HAxsesd-Colman wharf o. =
hoAr1 JOHN Anderson, MasssR.
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TO sAH FRAxcmco
And An rulnn q
CALIFORNIA
" - NJ eAassa ROussa
Tm soUTHxRx PACIFIC COMPANY.
rAe only uase
THROUGH CALIFORNIA
To a Fesa1
EAST AID SOUTH
rxE SCENIC nocTH o. rxH rAcxv1c coAs1
PULLMAN BUFFET SIxKPERS
PrLIMAS TOURIST si.EEpTya Cara
AnDched b express trains. aaord6ue Superior
accommodations for secna2 -esx8 pAsoenxefA
x0 sasea. tickets, sisepdnx-car reservations.
etc. caI upon Or address
THOMAS A GRAHAM, psssrics Passenger
AsenS 10 Soatn Tenth street TanomA. Wash
4 r. kOGERS Asst General freSghf and Pas
seaxer Aren't Portland. o.
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oiehs exchange ana sssexraphsc ersns,rm -
new York. Chicago. ST. Paul. San Fra.
Gsco. Portland. and various poino
In Warrington, Oreson and
6ritiah Columbia
aeht n1ls Of exchange on LONDON. svaiiaAas
olsevhsre IN Europa.
Ccilecstons made st al points on favoraAao
0fma
bcnds. stocks and other valuabiss ssesfvoe
- deposit for safe keeping
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nKzx1 HORTON = ca. lANxx1n-
Incorporated -
eASHAI. s7oooon rxprvrnso rsoysY~ snasn
President VS. f>An
sfce-rreGdene- A A. Denul
Acting 4anAger~N. H. LASsmes
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QUICKEST TINE TO OLYMPIA.
KAxILcHrE AND sRAY's HARBoR
THE PASSENGER STEAMER MuLrsoxAH.

nhs opposition hoasl
Leaves Tacoma tron the n p wharf daily, sx-
cepk Sunday. q q n. sharp Returning.
leaves KAmilcAts 1870 ,. n Olympia. 7p n. /:
steamers reaching seattle q ,. m. and which
ere through boats for whatcom and way posntA
Leaves Baker A Bacens dock. loot Of Unioa
street. seattle. for Tacoma. ~ 8p m. SUNDAY.
~ B-This boat n ust be taken from t.
COMA for 1roys Harboe country. being the
caly THROUGH BOAT
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Ballard

special tAxTnins by the b och.
1wo uaaps in Gilman Park
Acreage ios pisstlng vita waxeT front
- los close In e ti3s each.
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time table or PLACES Of call without notice
DAYS OF DEPARTURE FROM sRATTLE
Tuesdays and FridayA
DAYS OF ARRIVAL AT SEATTLk
Tuesdays and yridayA
JOHN A. o'BRIEN. Master.
Z ". McGINSIs, Aonk
JOHN IRVING. Manager C. p. n. Co. Id.
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QAxx OF BRrT1sH COLUMBIA
Unsupported By royal charter ise1)
Now open for business In the
Starr block.
Sspisai paio up. ..-.-.--.-.-..---.-...--e 2s0Ooo
rover 70 increase to--..--..-..--.--- ,o,on,0n
00{plU2, ~

KEITH WILSON. MANAGES.
Branches: San Francisco CaL,. nortianA
pr.l Ioccna lwash. }. Victoria. Vancouver, New
0eusral banking businsss transacted; sor~is~
raphic transfers cold ON the baak's brauchss.
usO on New York, Chicago Canada ana Hons
Kong. Deposits received subject 10 cAern
Interest paid on time deposits
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,ooAy's rIDEs At sEArrIa
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w AsHINGTON SAVINGS BANK-INCoR-
w porated under the territorial lava
CAPITAL. x50.aa
orrrcERs.
wv. Dearborn -. President
,. b. Dearborn Vice President
n. W. Higgins .Cashies.
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Three a-roomsd houses fronting on cahia.
E,2s9.
saxfoomed hoase ana lof. near Yesier, e 500.
AaW
SIX roomed house and lot near Jackson.
u.7o0.
Cottage and two lots with superb view, 81 rs
e0xlan close in. very hoice, t2,7s0.
13ut2o On Thirteenth. near Yesler, $50.
soxloo 90 second hin between Yealer and
Jackson, STA
iooxio6 lcorner) In Union addition. with nne
view. 81 a0p.
iDx12s 70 nrnerl on Mob hill. q. 70
Lots in Denny Hoyts MERGERS second,
Laws second, Nsgle's. ETC.. etc.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1890-06-12
FRANKLIN'S FAMOUS TOAST.

Ben Franklin was dining with small
party of distinguished gentlemen, when
one of them said "Here are three
nationalities represented; | am French
and my friend there is English, and Mr..
Franklin is an American. Let each one
propose toast" 1t was agreed to, and
the Englishman's turn came first. He
arose, and, in the tone of a Briton bold,
said: ''Here's to Great Britain, the sun
that gave light to all nations of the
earth.'' The Frenchman was rather
taken aback at this, but he proposed :
Here's to France, the moon whose
magic rays move the tides of the world
Ben then rose, with an air of quaint
modesty, and said "Here's to George
Washington, the Joshua of America,
who commanded the sun and moon to
stand still-and they stood still. "-En-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1890-06-12
IMPROVING EDlsoN's 'PHoNoeRAPH

Gianni Bettina, formerly a lieutenant
of the Italian army, has invented new
photograph which he claims Is superior
to that of Edison. Indeed, the new Bet
tina machine reflects the human voice
with surprising clearness and perfect
sorority, and with such force of sound
that it can be plainly heard by all the
bystanders without need of placing the
trumpet to the ear. As in the apparatus
of the photograph and the graphophone
of Edison, the modulations of the voice
are noted on the dial by the sOnOrous
disk by means of needle points, with the
difference that quantity of needle
points, arranged to form rays, gather
the oscillations from various points of
the sonorous disk to a common center,
whence to transmit them together to the
cylinder.
BY this means are attained fullness
of sound, clearness and precision
until now obtained neither by the graph
ophone nor the monograph Bettina
maintains that by means of this appa-
ratus he can render 60 per cent of the
body of sound communicated to it.. AT
the distance of one hundred feet it can
be heard clearly and distinctly. Bettina
has invented composition much more
sensitive to the infections of the voice,
to be substituted for that of the wax
cylinder.-Ne,o York Telegram.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1890-06-12
CONQUERED HIMSELF.

$50 you wish to learn Christian SCIENCE
said teacher of that "doctrine" to a
lank fellow that had applied for tuition.
eyes, sir. What are your terms?'
GIVE dollars for three lessons"
''All right. Ill take the first lesson
now"
The teacher then began to lay down
the principles of the science.
ssYou must learn" said he, ''to con-
Quer yourself"
Gail right" the pupil replied.
ssYou must exterminate every human
desire; must give yourself up to the rul-
ing of your spirit instead of yielding to a
single impulse of the body"
"All right" the student agreed.
''Well," the teacher one day remarked
when the term had been completed, 81
think that you are now prepared to grad
uate with honors.'
''All right; much obliged
"But have you not forgotten some
thing?" the teacher asked when the stu
dent had started to go.
ssNo; reckon not.'
eyes; you have forgotten to pay me
the five dolars.''
sob, you see, L had strong desire tc
pay you-a very strong desire OF the flesh
as it were, but have succeeded in con
quering all that sort of thing. Solong.'