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Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-06-21
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE,

PAIL MALL, S. W., 18th October, 1889.
SIR-I am directed to acknowledge the re-
celpt of letter you have addressed to me
Princess of Wales praying Her Royal Highness
to present to Her Majesty, The Queen, a Peti,
ton, signed by over 5000 women in the United
States of America, asking for the pardon OF
Mrs. Florence Maybrick. In reply have to
inform you that The Princess of Wales is aa:
Highness cannot in any way interfere with the
course OF Justice in this county, remain sir,
Your obedient servant,
S. de A. O. CLARKE, Colonel Private Sec.
To James P. Campbell, M. D., 22O Sixth Ave.
New York.
TO THE PUBLIC:
The "divinity which doth hedge q King or
Queen" is something almost nsurmountable,
but hope to 'get there" yet. have failed in
my application to U. S. Minister Lincoln, and
as will be seen by the above courteous letter
the same fate has attended my effort to enlist
the powerful aid of II. R. H. the Princess Of
Wales. But in my third attempt (proverbially
the lucky number) hope to be successful
Lady Randolph Churchill formerly of New
York City is the good angeP' to whom have
made my third appeal and on whose we'll
known kind and mercful heart pin my faith.
When undertook this mission of mercy
fully realized the difficulty would have to
contend with to bring the Petition of the
Women of America directly under the "Royal
Eyes" To simply address this important doc
be- the berht ~ ov a tbc " ma
passes through the hands of the CLONE Sec
retary," who retains all official papers, send.
ing stereotyped replies thereto from the
"Home Office" The mind of the "Home Sec
rotary" is biased against our unfortunate
countrywoman, Mrs. Maybrick.
Failing Lady Churchill, have solicited the
monumental Influence of the Fail of Salisbury.
Prime Minister of England, and lastly, but by
no means least, l have besought the good
offices of Hon. James G.. Blaine our own Sec.
rotary of State, in this truly Christian ,cork
Faint heart never won fair lads, ;" and it
will take considerable more than these two
rebuffs to extnguish Faithfully yours,
JAS. ?. CAMPBELL Md,
220 Sixth Ave-, New York
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-06-21
The New Discovery,

You have heard your friends and
neighbors talking about it. You may
yourself be one of the many who
know from personal experience just
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-06-21

After all, the best way to know the real merit
OF Hoods sarsaparllla, is to try it yourself.
Be sure to get Hoods.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-06-21

vi, you lazy Tussy! HOW Gull yVl
stay asleep SO long, when everybody
else has walked up and gone tc
work?' Pussy heard, but her mother
had told her to wait, for Jack Frost
was still lurking around and might
come back, SO she had best keep or
her warm cap.
Buster, Bright and Sprinkle talkeG
about her and wondered why she had
not awakened. Sprinkle said: 81
believe she is thirsty, | will give hel
a cool drink and bath, and maybe
she will rouse np."
MBluster said: "No, she is lazy,
will shake her and make her get up"
Bright said nothing, but quietly
waited. Sprinkle sent down shower
of cold water, which made Pussy
draw her cap all the more closely
about her.
Buster shook her, at first gently
but finding she would not wake up,
shook harder and harder, and al last,
very roughly, but Pussy did not stir.
They went back and told Bright
what they had done, and how Pussy
still kept on her fur cap. Bright
smiled, and said: II will see what
can do"
Calling all his little sunbeam sons
and daughters to him, he told them
Pussy Willows story, and asked if
they would like to 60 and help her to
wake up and enjoy the spring-time.
Joyfully they started off to work.
Joining hands, they danced around
Pussy, making her feel warm and
comfortable. Softly and lovingly
they tapped on the little fur cap.
Pussy Willow heard them, felt the
warmth and gentle, tender touch of
those dear little helpers; and while
they worked, out she peeped and saw
her good friends and playfellows
helping her. She threw off her brown
fur cap and, shaking her silky gold
hair, nodded and smiled at the vio-
let's and dandelions around her.
Bluster and Sprinkle shook their
heads and wondered how Bright had
walked her up. Bright said nothing,
yet still kept on working.
The next time Robin flew by, he
stopped to speak to Pussy and to sit
and sing to her, telling her, in his
song how sorry he was that he had
laughed at her and how glad that she
had at last coue out to enjoy the
spring-time. Pussy was happy to see
all her friends again, and to swing to
and fro as Buster rocked her gently.
She smile up at Bright who still sent
his children to play with her.
She thanked Sprinkle whenever he
sent her cool, fresh water to drink
as he always did when the days were
hot and dusty.
The last we saw Of Pussy and her
neighbors, she was merrily Laughing,
surrounded by the violets, dande-
lions and spring beauties, the center
of circle around which her three
giant friends were dancing, hand in
hand; Sprinkle throwing drops of
crystal water over her golden-ye
hair, out Of which Buster was trying
to shake the drops as he blew the
silky threads, and each drop of water
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-06-21

The sublime, in anything, is a re-
Election Of God.-Mme. de .Stael.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-06-21

drug store.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-05

.r~rrrp ,ro.~u~p,v :, <,,r.<, :
!.
2 ne me g sske g all paints Ease and
0esn - Y " 1890 e41 so0L Y
oey n we yesx y
81. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
NO change Of card
c0Unonod az Dinfua Car uuaurnasno6 PHI.
- prsW1ne Room s,esnsss ~
lefees eouipmenf.
,ru.sYpTnr Il rpprwr, ga.
-. 49, 49, Z. ss- ANu - -
0es NM So g S0nzHucteo ma q wnico
~. S.sss !. ~. - 49, 49, ma Iuxnlsseo
SUr ooaoosD % hlst - Sec0nu-ctaSS ucke0s ana
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-05

Today,e Qaetat,ena.

showing are the prices paid By deeiers
20 lots delivered at the wharf, or the Job
Naee quoted BY Wholesale deaiers:
SAk-tJ obbine)-sC," in Dbl. per d. ss<c:
c. In Dbl, per .. SIC: dry granuIated,
pr y. 81. In kegs each OF the above
eovance Oh prices quoted.
yobbings --Green-Mocha. por n.
40 pr h. &c: Costa Rica, choice. per n.
"a pef b. &c. Roasted-ArnuckIe's In
eaees, per n. 2t5xc: CON cases. per n.
- cases, per n. &c: Mocha and lava.
- cans, Per y, 22i<c: 81 and loon sscka.
1eva. 5o-ib tins. 35c: Alden Mocha. s6c:
blend, PC: Guatemala. &c Ground
lz012
S-tJobbins)-Drips, bbls, per esllon.
~. half-bbls, per gallon, exc: drina'
- keg. y: drips, gallon tins, per case,
er1p4 gallon tins, California, IS: drips,
tIon tina. per case. $3.50; New Orleans
- gallon tins. per case. 3s.25; maple,
eaps gallon tins, per gal, t11.25; Canada
Issaalon tins. per dox. S6.s0
Joobine)- SON sacks, Per
% American DAIRY. Son sacks, per ton,
o& background, loon sacks per ton.
sacke, per ton. t14; Diamond Crystal.
esstoons. case. t2.75: 3N sacka n In
zzz.sss ~ ssckss ~ "A OS4cs &<-Sos W -
In bale. a27a
"a R-tJobbing) Barrels. so-gr.. per gal.
~, per GAL, l6c: half-barrels. 3o-sr., Per
u: 0gr., lsc; 5-gal kegs, soc
-tJotblng)-Seattle Savon, 20, 7sc;
Us Electric. 2os. sl-o5; zoos. ISIS; Kirk's
&c; zoos 1855: white Russian. eos,
tlss: Bsbbits's hest. 2os. sl.os; leos,
scstos Z Gsmbls's ivory. -. y IS; iooss
s.. white o. notified. 12c Per n.
neutrality-suspicious.. bleaehed
1e922c: ngs, California, per n. &c;
pef b. SOC; peaches. bleschsd. per bb.
pnmA pitted. per n. la9i4c; apples.
per n. l21f0lsc; prunes. Washing
l1E; pruneo. California, ll9ls5<c.
I'D s-tJobbinr)-Iomar
n cana per dos, tl15: tomatoes, eai-
~ aos. S275; Blair corn tnsu,, $50; win
"a pr dcs, $LS5: Owl. sl.z5 per De-:
-. Caltfognia, per dor, Sss6nl 81;
- pos - 11Si Lima beans, PEI
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-05

rn1oRxAH1 surrMRx1l
eGnene H. shipmenfs e ~ Aay Wugo
ou5nG: Two coso bopo 10 Ninnosuea
or neschandioo - Chieaen ear
1di1e g 1llensoufe. enr moschandfso
- eaT oil end car merchandise -
go ooa1 end I ~ merchan6ioo q
or hay 70 fremont, l or potatoos
neschandiss - Yeslsr. can railroad
Axlingfon-
oEN11AL oMxRME1g1A
- nerrhandtss wsrs shipped ftom
e1zinG he pens twsnsy-io1f hours o.
Noettern Rncthe railway. zl3 tons
hks 6hoso 4 Easeoen railway, 1l2 tons;
- i Puess Sound railway, = tona BY
6oerse ". Elder. LIZ hons; Richard III.
-: 3 my Bailey, - tons: yairhsvea. Is
1ezndale, - tons: Angeles, Is tons: Eliza
= tons: Mabes, - tons, Buckeye, s
- Rentou. : haas Grace, tons; Giiie,
Hdith, tous; ". K. Meruin. tons:
~ ttcnA Total shipments. 3.I76 tona
ncuANpIs1 AND YRoDUcE RKcxrrrs.
- e produce and merchandiss q port
- during the past fwenty-four hours
el1oWa: Northern Pacific railway, go
z9t94 Lake Shore 4 Eastern railway, SOS
<sgnmbia 4 Puget Sound railway. Is tons.
Umasfila. Ills tons; Fanny Lake, $50
4eafy Bailey. - tons; idaho, IS tons;
eve0. tons; Glide, tons: Edith. tons:
kAnoefDop, 8 tons: W. X. Merwfn. tons;
81 Orkney. 5 tonA Total receipt4 Ass
NATURE on RBcHIPTs
- &Aossand sscxs cass, $50 boxes applea 2
kAtoes, car sfoue. car bran, cara
Ter scrap whesls, 10 cars lumber. cars
- eoel. cars wood. 2 cars shingles, cars
1 - furniture, car tanks, cara spikes, 2
-. car butter, cars pig iron. 10 cara
lndi e. car brick. car naphtha. car
zeAn wheat, car engines cor boilers,
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THE TO OLYMPIA
KAMILCHIE AND GRAY's HARDoR-
THE rAssEsaER STEAMER nuIrsoxAH


Leaves Tacoma from the N. r wharf daily, az
cept Sunday ~ 6. m. sharp. Returning,
leaves Kamilchio l2.4S D. M: iJmpia, 2 p M;
arriving In Tacoma p m. connecting with
steamers reaching 6sattie 81 p. m. and which
Leaves Baker = B4con's dock. loot Of Union
street. efatlte, for Tacoma, ~ 5 p n. Sunday.
E.R-Thts bOas must ~ taken truw Tacoma
ior Gray's Harbor country being ~ only
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-05
THE MOST
SEW ERE CASES
SUCCU|V|B.



want % stnto. alshourh from ignorant
pfe5udico nkainot 81. Jorsan " hnE BEEN
kept from ehsueine from fta homoopafh5c
oynEem - hjs. thst tho curo 0k our child
kas been q unrYelous that Nh Canny
and ! fesl Il our duty 70 our frtends and
the pubic Is renefsf to make the following
statsmenfs, and rieht here / wish 10 say
sivs ~. 49, t,s s. 49, $500 49, mnch
fhst - MAN. sc,,sit ~ "a hsinye
Ror frnr nsnnfhs fiysf.clssa nhvrfrions a
both the aiInnsshic end i,omeopathic
menfn~ftfs s,sS Is enntinn sjiv iose fleeh
and hscame we.ker Thcv desided 80
vonld - s icrs t;,,.e i, r.csverSr~ ~kiIe
to a - eoerse5 y, - se,na ;re evsrv iIav.
70 m nnneererese r. conldnf have lived
manv davr. unnn cs,mmenc;ne the Hlsfo-
9enetfc tfeatment Sc im mediateiy BEGAN 10
fecover ma nsvrr ~ MT e,ne nsror vsm
a m,scns., ess,t,scs;c M srI tn.s univ
lasted an hour ~hiis inrsmeriv INV had
been 81 five honr.s dnrnfion. W. fhourhf
everv onn ,wr,,id s. 4hn Iesf a,,x3 shnt he
could ~ iire n tn veeFs - hs~an z,
nv arr 81 f1re,rs ana gafned 4 large
smounf a. 6esh and sfrenstk. vhereas. he-
couldn't raise himee4 from ~ inflow.
M cnre 4 s msrveI Is us nd q "a Who
know a. "a 49,. Anv one vishins Is
nrnve fse trrtS ~ cha st.tensanf ran and
ne 81 ~ sesdrses ". c;ver feIo~
Ar This wonder7ni cure I corn msncen
the treafment fnr dvsnensia- snd IA two
veekr nv snrefita = lnncrsessrd and hsve
received rrest henei;t from rhis sreatment.
REV AZ 81. CANNY.
NJ. s1re.t T,smonf Wssh.
- : 2 S.. a
GrArrrr. Waah.. Sent 9. 1870
/ have been sick for four years with :
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AHsELxs-

Win leave HatAeld 4 Colman wharf ID port
Townsend. kequln. Dungencm. Port Angels
and cresee1t Bay. Tuesday and Friday, u n;
returning. leave Port Angeles Monday and
ming, carrying freight and paneneerR
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T,uE WESTERN RATIONAL BANK
or THE crrY or SgT YORK.
20 BROADWAY.

- S9ts JlU0J
Depository Of pub,ie fnon.ys OF TIE United
eeAss4 he state Of New York. the CITY Of New
BRAYTON IVES, y.P. SNYDER
President Vice President
Il - SMITH. THoS J. BRENNAN.
Caahier. Asst Caanior.
BuAsD cF y KECroRs
Brayton Ives. President. edward J. Berw3nd
xreA Colorado Coal and iron Co Charles J.
Color, Jx. Of \. ". Color 4 Co, II Pima street
Chaunoey =. Depew. Presf n \. c. 4 n r r
Co Louis fitzgerald. Prest Mercantile Truss
Co v. p. SNYDER. Marceilus Hartley. Of Hart
ley . Graham. - Maiden Lane Henry Il
HYDE freek Equitable Iifs Assurance Society,"
y. q 0efth1e6een. Of T. O. Matthfeeson q
John = 6eaxies, Jr.. Rfes3 Havemeyers eueaf
kshntng c. sidney r. Tyler. Presk Fourth
Street National Bank. Philadelphia William
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~ - -. &c .s' q
s@. %. $780, "a !! 80! -
- ;2eS r. Ss "a - :
-. ~ ~ ! = :. 3. -
Ss.ssss p. Ia y - 90 &
r. - "a Ia A. : - - -
~ ~ ~ 80 ~ u - <kSe< -
SSzs1 ~ S.zs S11teeells -
S,ss - - -. ..s' !. 49, zsses esEzl
=, 49, z:sk -. :. - 49, "a. ~ -
~ SsSs z - 3 ~ ~. g =. ~
- s ~ t1e1Hne1l ~ - - -
ss. .. = i nllen 80 ~ - kz9s -
..2ss =. a. 49, peecacS = eeeyes - -oE
sss .e-1 - ~ $3.50 1ozE1eA n - uu4
L. - p. = S.sss %. y te11ea e.A4 -
~. - ee1ea - ~ o. - =; -
- r.. ..s - ! s :. "a. - II -
ss.1SS.. L. - ~ 49, -. 60 49,
~ ~ Seose1u3 comk - un4
s...z - - - unA ~ doxs IL;
ss-. - ~. 49, - - em 49, 1occe ~
NS kys n11uno4 Columeda y1yoes
k!lI ~ - - as; Alanka. p1nk. M:
1s...- ..zsS<s Sl.; fuess se1n4 IA -
~. xsn = g -. ie-aa rsr dc -;
= - p. ~ - CO. ~ lsekezpt - un4
- - 49, 20 90 ia
s - ~. ealDue. -
ea ~ eaznoa oo1lfee, III kim Q-78:
49, 49, Ae1s1E - pafl2 10: Aollen1 hsr-
s..:E - 49, L1e; e9ekst eealed nsEtine.
ne: s1os1FSr.,' 49, ~ 49, r. 8. .ecssss
- Sx1eka on1a6<es no1icsS. 1lso,e - ~. =
hnrln ~ a.
CAIHfD wRAT1-f1sRaans4 r,,vs1e6 -.
xnonr. ~ - - =. c.~s-.S sees - -
~ - q r. 49, -. - - -. -
-: ekdcnrG noe1 I - - - - = ~.
ehf1pc6 hssr - -. - - - =. l,~cs
onrsa II - - - -. 5,s,s.,s srs.-.- -
enn. - - IS -. - 49, -, ~ $ a.
49, ekieke1n - - -. 49, ,.ss.sts.s . -
49, 9u1Rev. - ~ - =. ,se-s ~ - -
~ a. - -: eri.s m 4, n
ARaUa-f1chh1ses-e .seIi -nst. -, = ~.
~, - - 3: Hsvec - = g. srsrsr - - -
6<es fana. ~ = r<e
1icE-f1nSsf.1s -Is,e.6 =. - : =
DRIED pH1a-fte11rnsi5 1900 - = -
e3<c
MU43-1J 0bb1nel A1mouo4 poxn. NJ: -
nut9 nv Western per =. ne; Han1osn. 115<c:
xoeoeeds 1&0&ecs Aiheg>a pof d. 1tc: Brasil. ~
- HI wAautA Calfiognta, pr =. la0l4c; 90
eoanu&s ~ ~ H.sa
TOBACCO -K1ug, Chevine, Climax
Y A1es pansa per =. ~; ssAf. per b, &c: Next
- - ~ 0edee, ~ =. -; xscors, In 1sos
Plug. per - 41c; Lnas, per =, ~; Kentucky
enues pr - 5oc: 9c1oH Tat pr =, G5<c; San
Tag. pss =, 6G<c: eoueskinr Good. $50 5
lzcs wo6lnsy1 Hat Sc: 1ne-oot ehevfex ~
pail 81 10 ~ &G07; snohine Tu,sk r. e.or.
pr =. de: ~ IN 19-os. ~ q -: Cable Con.
ard t-oe pluen, por y, l00Goc: Horseshoe. M-ar
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HOOPS CANAL TRANSPORTATION LINZ
Steamers JOSEPHINE and DELTA

alternate, viii leavs hatfield -Colman's dock
loot OF Marion stxeek u . m daily, exceps
sunday. t0v Kingdom. Port Gamble, Baneoe
Seabeck, Pleasant Harbor, Homa Homa Lii
waup Hoodaport and Union City. Rskurnine.
leaves Union City q Z n. Pony train from
Lildvaup valls 70 Lake Cushnan daily.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-05

~ auYcn-Aeent to sell the Pinless Clothes
WAWttU Lite: the only line ever invented
ihef colds the clothes without pins; perfect
agents, 70 whom the exclusive right Is given:
on receipt OF 50 cents We viii send sample line
bv mail: also circulars; ur o. HIST and terms 10
q nts; secure ycar territory g once address
The Ptaless clothes L1nO Co II Hoxm0n
exeet, Worcester, MAJ
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MAvxR1CK NATIONAL BANK.
1osron. MASS
czs1IAx-- -,1uoeos

solicited.
ON facilities for co,xxcrroxs are excellent
and We re-dtscoant Tor banks when balances
warrant Il
Boston i reserve cry. and balances with a
co1ne - = rese We.
We draw our own EXCHANGE On London and
the continent and make cable transfers and
States and Canada
wehave MARKET for p-imr sirss-class inve :
mont securities, ana invite proposals. from
states counties a'd esfipS when sss1iny bofsfis
We do gen raj banking business, sni invite
correspondence
ASA r POTTER. President
J07 ". WORK. Cashier.
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PACIFIC NAvIaATIoN CO.. FAST Linz.
Al Eaker Co. . Hhafvo9
-FOR-
RAI1HAvEN. wHATCoM. La CONNER AND
WAY FORTE
Il. ". BAEER 4 Co., AGKNTA
ees Local Timo Cards
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-05
RIVER ROUTE

cTxAlnR MABEL
tsNoEoKrsH RIVER RoUFR)
WIN leave Hat6eld's wharf every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, q Z. m, for Rich
mond, Twelve Mile Point Edmunds, Six Nile
Point Nnckilteo, Marysvilles Lowell and auo.
honish, and returning on following dayA
= A. SWIFT Manages.
A HATFIELD. Agent
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w ARLINGTON SAVINGS BANK--INCOR-
w p0rated under the territorial lava
CAPITAL, 1o0OQ
ovTICBRs:
". W. Dearborn. President
B b Dearborn Viz . President
H ". Htggtns Cashier.

DRIFTS drawn On al parts OF the world In
terest paid on savings aud time deposita
8oura-l0 .. n. to 3 p N, and Saturday SVEN
i1gs from to- o'clock.
Deposits may De made in person or by ro9is-
tered letter, money order or express. and deposit
books will Be returned - requested
Money loaned on real estate 1t reasonable rates
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ocI00 J0tt9ks money 03Ook OF expf&41s ana o0D01lS
books viii Be resIsned - requested
Money loaned on real estate 1t reasonable rates
pUozr SOUND xA71osAI BANK a =
Dny sna ~ neseaen and donasele ennonnnA
Ra.sf,. nonsy q tslsgaph @ my peS =
ds1ede q neaey ana 49, =
boon e cesdenates thssoDR
ConRrsPoNpKNrn.
L0ndea. y. = Ro1hschil0 . eoaA
pAria Do Rosnsohild Ixcrea
xran1fnr 4. =: Z ven seig. AoA
Chicago Commereial Nanousl Dank
Boston. 0u1olk National Rank
800 So 1sas sss sss ~ e Q:,i5A
xnkkX .-...--.- Vice PSsoi1ou0
s.nf iocsssd sozns 0isii, ana front cs ssss.
RANK o. B1zTmz ooLU1n1A-
aaespe.assd = MA sAazs~ issa.
and colnmbfa srsses
Sssss.1 p:,a % = ssmm
suzplun l00Io10
I xxnG WILSON. naaass
1s1noa@: - ltsneiscs. ca. roguana. a.
nssssss: 800 sss kxsn sS1ssek a. w.
osner1 hsnk119 bus!nee tzanaaceed; 1eE1U
o1Aphio 0analol1 oo1d On tho hanks nranohog
also q New Yefk. Chicago Canada ana Hon9
Kong Depool0 received subject . oha0k. In
.sss's pe'd On saas dseosls-
nxxTER zoRTou : ca. lAHKxRa-
u
c..... -
1oeooo
~ ;.s..:.- '..-s.--.. 1x11
as snes g. .. = AAA1iAhh
meAe exnhaneo and teleefaphio txnnsf4. q
lew York. ChicagoL 81 Paul Gan Ffaa-
n w.sht nc ono o $780, po@1na
49,. 4aIS ~. ~ - -
AsAs1 ~0aumssA
niSht ha1Is q exeh.----. 1880 sv.s,eAae
elsowhers n rurnre. 3 g
Collsosioas nads !. N polnn = fassEahls
= - ~ - -
CArfrxr e16n m
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-05

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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-10
A QUESTIONABLE DODGE.

1t has become SO common of late to
regale the public with such very in
teresting stories about one or another
"curious incident" which stories al
ways end in some humbug advertise
ment scheme, that one rarely ever
knows whether he can spenu time in
reading any newspaper statement
whatever. The unlicensed extent to
which such practices are being carried
would seem TO call for law to sup
press the use of the public prints for
purposes of deception, for what bet
ter is it in morals to take q mans
time under false pretences than to
take his money? Let everybody es-
chew all such lodges and patroniz-
only outspoken and reliable advertis.
ers and business men such as emerson
& co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-10
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-10
To Be Continued

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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-04-26
THELAST SAD RITES.

All that was mortal of the Hon. E.
Nj. Wilson was laid away IN the silent
tomb in Lakewood Cemetery last Tues
day. Never perhaps in the city OF Min
neapolis has there been such universal
sorrow over the loss Of a citizen as
there has been over the death OF Mr..
Wilson. Many warm and glowing
tributes were paid to his meuaory-de"
served tributes to the life and career OF
a citizen VINO was the soul Of honor and
= gentleman IN all that the term implies.
The eulogy pronounced over the re-
mains by DR.. Burrell at the residence OF
Mrs. McNair, where the funeral services
were held, was indeed touching one,
nor did the bar forget it's duty to him
who is gone never to return. In addl'
tion to drafting the customary resolu-
lions. no business was transacted at the
court house by the judges on that day
out of respect for the deceased. Uni
versally beloved and esteemed bv all
who knew him, the memory OF Eugene
M. Wilson will long be reyered and re,
spected IN the hearts of his fellowmen'
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-04-26

AN Eastern paper recently published
number of interviews with prominent
Republicans of the country on President
Harrison's chances for a denomination
and four fifths of them were to the effect
that if the Republican national conven-
tion were to be held this year. Harrison
would not be renominated. His admin
istration has not been popular-it has
been fraud SO far. The spread on
civil service reform was all on paper,
and the many dattering promises made
during the campaign have long since
been forgotten. This IS the way the
Republicans kept their WORD and Har-
rison will be called on two years hence
to suffer for his party's az well as his
own misdeeds. Harrison cannot be
renominated, s1ss So d
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-04-26

IRISH World: KING Humbert does
not seem to be making much Of sue
cess in establishing the ''liberty and
prosperity" in Rome which he assured
the world would follow the transfer of
the Pope's temporal power and pos
sessions to his disinterested keeping.
After twelve years the liberty and pros
perity which were 80 confidently pre-
dicted were evidenced on last SUNDAY
in the dispersion by sword and bayonet
of public meeting held by the hungry
workmen of the city for the discussion
of their grievances, and by the Danish
ment of foreign correspondents who
dared to report and criticize the blum
dering ministry.