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Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-19
A County Treasurer Short.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. ia special to
the Evening Wisconsin, from Chippewa
Falls, says: Sever Serley. treasurer of
Chippewa county. is short $4,000 to $10,-
600 in his accounts, and has transferred
all his property to his bondsmen.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-19
A Way Out of It.

Publisher-Is this novel of yours quite
complete?
Pretty Authoress-All but the name.
In fact / don't know what to do for q
title.
Publisher with an adiniring glance
Do what other pretty women have done.
Marry one.-Pittsburg Bulletin.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-19
She Had the Time.

Elderly Coquette-I have given many
man the sack.
Gus De Smith, suppose so. You
have had enough time-Texas Siftings,
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-19

hadh
medic n a
mex ave now 1--WE
p os
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MrsG Angeles
For yea % o
physc my w
sta o
a
Nov BsteetPor rland Or
my wsnk
Experience
of they
madeof in
stem of
al
loca thepuls,w question
Los
a Over imonalsw will
flee hours Oto 2a.rn.1 ito Oand7t o8.3Op
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-19
Overstocked.

Gordan Bros, 11S 8. Spring street. the place
for bargains in domestic and imported woolens.
Call and be convinced.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-19
California Vinegar and Pickle Works,
Telephone No. 500.
Our Home Brew.

Removed to 555 Banning street, opposite soap
factory, near Alameda and First streets, one
half block from electric light works
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-19
F. Adam, Pioneer railor

Call on him at 2l3 N. Spring street tup stairs)
for the best fits and lowest prices in the city.
Adam does his work at home, on short notice,
and always suits his patrons.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-19

Use "Rough on Pain" Instant relief 25 and
soc. ROUGH ON CORNS Liquid, 15c. Salvt
1Oc.
ROUGH ON WORMS. Safe, sure cure, CSC.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-19

yesterday was agitated. National bank
shares fell heavily to 10.
MoNrEvIDEo, Nov. 1S.-The premium
on gold at the close of the pourse today
Was AZ
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-19

Philadelphia Lager, fresh from the brewery,
on dreught in all the principal saloons, de-
hvered promptly in bottles or kegs Office
and Brewery, 23s Aliso street. Telephone 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-19

Pure Java and Mocha Coffee,
Sole agents, Seymour g. Johnson Co.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-19

May be produced by the use of MRS. GRA-
HAMS EUGENE ENAMEL and her ROSE BKOoM.
The complexion and color are made perfect
and the closest scrutiny could not detect one
grain of powder or the least indication of arti-
fcial color. will stake my reputation that ON
plexion and color with Eugenie Enamel and
Rose Bloom, and that no one could possibly
tell that the complexion or color were artificial
This is high art in cosmetics They are each more
harmless than any other cosmetic in the world,
because they are each dissolving in their ma
ture and thus does not clog the pores.
When using these superb cosmetics you may
wipe the dust or perspiration from the face
without marring their delicate beauty. They
remain on all day. or until washed off.
Price of each, 81; the two sent anywhere for
50. For sale by all druggists. f. w. Braun Il
Co.. wholesale agents, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-19

EucALYPrA. ling Of table waters.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-15

svpzsloa couar-srsArros. !.

eUp1nlon ccuRT-s1R ALTON, j.
o1muol and Jeoob Frauenthal Va Catha rine
q uayna Plaintiffs motion % strike NORTON
- oDawef; sustained.
J. echram N Chas Ksplin ct al.-Mo.iou for
now trial: overrulsd
an6 improvement Company and s 7. COMPANY
-plaintins motion overuled.
=. 4. Kelly " sapp d Lewis-cost bill and
ludgmons fled
Uathaway. souls 4 Harrington W II. Jones &
eon-oo bin aAd Judgment dled.
Hextor Nay = Co w J. II. McGraw-Causo
Iesumed - per continuance; trial pending.
sCrERIoR coukf-LIcHrxNBKRs,J J.
Vim. Forman " & N. Sorenscn--Ca use heard
foe foreclosure Of mechanics' lein: court orders
Omplaint dismissed with judgment in favor q /
attendant and against plaintiff for costs
e Corbett W Allen Park ct al Hearing
1or foreclosure OF mechanics' lien. . ersonsl
ln0gment rendered IN favor intefvenof Mslan
ooainst defendants with costs and for amount
Gosbursed and II entitled to foreclosure OF his
nen against leasehold interests OF Allen a Park
and n. and x. Gottstein.
John Charlton " s Lawrcnce-Filed finding,
81 fact
Atsosnsy l. A. Kern. Of the Iowa circuit court,
vas admitted to practice.
SUPERIOR coURI-HuMgs !.
Rllettia McBelyn Va J. W. Highley ct al
Case reinstated: order fled.
Charles Gardner w J. A. Frederichs ct al
ct for trial October Is
h. o. Hollenbeck vs.. City OF seattle-set for
trial October -
STATE Insurance Company Va NJ N. Haser-
Continued until today.
State OF Washington vs. Francis williams
Carrying eonceAied weapons; defendant ar
raigned and entered plea OF not guilty.
Siaudv RroA q so vx p Sn{wfav-Sx,fs -, -.
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County TreaSuPus
OFFICE OF cogsrr Ts. =. 8

OFFICE OF COUNTY TnEAe
KING COUNTY, WASH, Ocs H.:
The county treasurer OF King e.
viii pet on presentation al QUIZ 55
rants drawn on the county funQ q
up TO and including warrant NO
prior 20 January 1, 1890
Also all on staining warrants g.
road and br dge fund OF said coensy
including warrant No. 242. dated ~ IT,
Also all outstanding warrants o y. 49,
School Jun of district No. ] IN $40 12
TO and including warrant No. 75b -.
OF ia uary IL, 1890 49,
Also all outstanding warrants
school fund of the following scnocl
said county, which have been emu e
county treasurer presented ana
want of funds viz: Districts ho
an order drawn on district no. ~
OF two hundred dollars 600 IL ns ~
West Coast improvs menr Company.
No Interest will be paid on 81
after this date. .1
w. 6. LATIMER. County IT,
Per Byron Pnslr
Dated OrtObar 10 1920 M
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EEeNxEns IND COW, .cro..

GAN FRANCISCO BRTDGy coNp.N~ NJ
S1s .nsen ana contractors for bridges Of sve-v
G;escapuen: wharf building, pile divine drcdsS
sosctac ~ EN- ,. snoyel excsvssinE plans snd
sponaencs solicited. ONCE. Occidsnfs; 49,.
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United States Marsha

UNITED STATES or AMERICA
DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON, Is
BY virtue of = decree to me d.
from the District court of the ILL.,
the Northern division Of the d. e.
ington, 1T the suit of the Untted
the sloop Sea Gull. her tackle. aYr
Gull in accord ance with . decree
tie, Washington, October 2nd, - -
in said 5urt. - 4
] hereby give notice shat on ~ ~
October. 1890. ut one a. O'Clock
noon, at Salmon bay. in King COL.
district, / will sell the said slooI "a
tackle, apparel and furniture 70 ~
der, for cash, payable ct the time g Vi
Dated this 9Th day OF Octobes. u
THO6. +
U,ftoH afatnM
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NoTlCE-BIDs WILL BE RECEIVED nv
~ tne board OF eluearion ct their /. nee cor.
gay, october 20. 1879. at .. m for rrasis,,s
to.uInoia scnool block, l. Pontius aid1fsn.,s
=, aiso LOT grading Mercer school block. The r,ehs
order of board of education. 'eu' by
u. A. HAWTHORNE.
S.a... secretary Board OF Educa,iou.
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49, =.
81 Z ~, 0ho was arrested Aonoey o.
= MN - GUvernoe q minnesota,
80 toooste6 80 the great rneey Nnlc g
= 111)oa q ths Untsed peet9s onen 70
11oGg W1yue-Wm ~ pe'eHs seoso
11Doosdey. y
s. ~ *6trl9 endeeyoeed = prove %
ES mtts5eedon tnes re onsnse g.
4 oneeotes that the pspsu sent 70
~ weTs WRONGLY laeneo - s,- 49,
r II 6oc1dod thae the reputation pa.
~ M night - demand the presence
~, Tho molten for his discharge Va
eon1od oad Iockefby Wes turned over
Imooooa eukhofStfo - - taken % % -
n61nI
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xor1cz TO CONTRACTORS

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVER
- Dy the undersigned on or before Tu. sdav
october u, 1890, at 80 p. m, for pradins 4
pianking the sidewalk ON the Bortn SIDE 81 +,
street IN the town OF Ballard in accordance with
the plans and specifications now on file in the
once OF the town clerk. All bids to receive con.
tlaeratioa must be accom- panied by good and
snneient bond IN the sum of five hundred col.
cessful bidder refuse or neglect to ense, ,n,o :
contract and furnish the required bond within
nve days after the award of such contract
offered. CHtS Ha,nrrra a, oius
u.u..s Town Clerk.
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p.,,.-a W.. Town {

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RKcFTyEn
- " the Bosri of County Commissi, n .rs ~
King county. Washington, at the ofdcs of the
county auditor in seattle Wash, on or be,nre
Monday, october 27tn. $780, at IL O'Clock m
ior furnishing, cutting and setting crsnifc
steps, buikhead walls and coming IN the
GROUNDS about the new courthouse sccordins
10 Inc plans and specifications prepared nv VI
A hltchle, architect, copies Of when are nov.
on nle Ia the county auditors Office. and m.
once ,l OF me architect, at rooms S. 80 and 60.
Union block. Seattle, Wash Each prnrossi
must % accompanied by certified CHECK IN
some local oanK, II the sum of five hundred
oouars wow. made payable to the f,-sar
Oh the county treasurer Of King copnfy
washington, as guarantee that in cass
the award OF the contract should be mate
20 the said bidder, he shall enter int :
ior LOTT contract as prepared ny the arcnireet'
aud furnish good and sufficient bonds ss ~.
CURED Dy Law. or in his failure of when IN.
said nve hundred dollars $500 shall be To-, faira6
20 the said king county. washington wlfnnvt
recourse, rs ana for lquidated damage. e..
such failure On the part oil the said n,deer NJ
proposal VIII be considered unless accom- psniad
Dy sucn certified check. The Board Of Counrv
all bids. " Ae'ucs any OF
Dated this i4th day OF October. A. D. Isoo
W. R. FORREST
County auditor and ex-officio elert ~ ~.
Board OF County Commissioner of g;nS
county. Washington. as
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County auditor and ex-officio cIerf ~ r..
BOARD o. County Commissioners of kim
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ExCAYAT1NG C0NTRAoz
7 OTIS GRADED AND BULKnnkz
IL excavations for basemeuM 5@.3
Address ]. b SsmpIes. 81 Dexfsx -
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w MANY MEN AZ VIZ CAN GET
w to buy their clothing Of Hyams, Pauson
q Co., 800, 500, 60l Front street.
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T Ess0NS BY NAIL IN 9RAHAM's OR PIT
IL mans shorthand G. Il. Doan, sl3 Fourth
street. seattle Wash
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yNANTED-STATE, SPECIAL AND LOCAL
w agents for the Pacific States Sayings
Loan 4 Building Company, the Oldest and larry
est institution Of the kind on the coast $4,000
assets. 100000 held in trust under the laws Of
Warrington for the protection Of stockholders;
per cent money 70 loan on real estate security:
exclusive territory and liberal compensation to
good active AGENTS. A. D. Hart assistant man.
sger. 22i Seattle block, corner Third and Cherry
otreeta
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nArRYoxANrs.

HLAIRvOYANT - MRS REYNOLDS, THE
~ successful test aud business medium, gives
life readings: no cards; no questions. Rooms 8
Second streets.
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NOTICE TO BUILDRRs-PLANs FOR COT.
IN tages SIS; two-story residences, so: build.
tngs erected on instaIlment plan BY J. Friedlan-
der, architect and builder, 3r Columbia.
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WAsHINGToE TYPEWRITER HEADoUAR-
w ters-chorthand and typewriflng. q
Roxweii building. Front and Columbis etree,s
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MONEY TO LOAN ON rArS7 y
lu property. Pratt. 900 Front -
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DkH11s1x.

A NY DENTIST TRAVELLING AROUND THE
"A city or suburban towns claiming TO be con-
nected with my ONCE 10 . fraud: my painless
method Of filing and extracting teeth Il known
to myDcl tonly; my prices are the Same Is here.
tof0re 0astern): lady operator in attendance;
call or write forreferencea Dr.. G. q Grimm,
9o6 Front street. Seattle.
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WI AN1ED-INTRLLIGEET, wIDE-AwAKE
w man TO act as agent for the Manhattan
Life Insurance Company. Apply 20 r. Pitt
hloNH
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HYrW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY, COL
~ "a I Wrirhf 81 e. A. NJ. Cornwall. y. Z.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-03
BRIGHT BITS.
SHE DIDN'T EITHER.-

SHE DIDN'T ETHER
cannot see
What there's in me
To make you love me. love, said he.
Then answered sac
Quite caudidly,
That's what my friends all say to me.
Boston Courier.
a MErRIcAL RoMANCE.-The figure ION your
gas blL-Ierre Houte Express.
THERE is an end of all things if we can only
hold on long enough to see it.-JudGe.
An OFFICIAL ORGAN is one that has an auhor-
yea crank 70 turn it,-Net0 Orleans PscdyLne.
A CHEST PRoTEcToR.-The strap that goes
around your trunk.-BOOt and Shoe Recorder.
WHEN man is under a cloud the silver lin
ing is generally ON the other side. Phitadet-
pisa Press.
THE POET who asserts that life is but a dream
was never called upon to help move a stove or
get barrel of cider down the cellar stairs
IerdS Slftings.
SCIENTISTS say the earth is really growing
larger. If Jay Gould wants it he mad better
take 1t now, or IL may get too big for even him
To manage.-IerGs Siftihgs.
JupGE--Do You think you could give verdict
in accordance with the evidence?
Would-be Juror do.
Lawyer for the defense, hastily Challenged
for cause !-NeiO York Weekly
LAST WEEK there were SIC deaths in Chicago
a very exceptionally large number. But Phia
uelpma, which has population nearly equal to
that OF this city had III deaths during the same
period. Philadelphia isn't so slow when it
comes to taking advantage of a sickly season.
Chicago Nelrs.
SqUEERs-Great Scott See that man in the
field being assaulted by gang of rowdies
Come on. let's assist him.
Nlckleby-keep away. That man expects to
be appointed an umpire in the spring, and he
has hired these men to get MIN in training for
the place.-LdwreRce Anter1cdn.
OLD NURsE-Had two hours rest? can't see
how that was possib with your patient, requir
ing his medicine every hour.
New Nurse-You, can't hey? Well, it's easy
enough to explain.
Old Nurse-What's the explanation?
New Nurse-O,I doubled the dose the last
time.-New York Press.
SHE-You must be very witty.
Hs-What makes you think so?
Because when you were talking to that lady
over there while ago she laughed inces
sanity"
1t was not what said that made her laugh
Why, then did she laughY'
To snow her teeth. She has very fine teeth
Texas S(ttiRqs.
CLARA-Well, aunt, have your photographs
come from Mr.. Snappeschotte'
Miss Maydeval (angrily)-Yes, and they went
his impudence."
Clara-Gracious! What was it?
Miss NJ Why, on the back of every picture
were these words: THE original of this is care
| fully preserved. p ttSburq Bulletin
co. MIR CAHoKlA," exclaimed the Boston
| young woman with enthusiasm lis it not won
drously pathetic, even in its utilitarian aspect
to observe the gradual encroachmeat of
| railroads.&c. concepts and methods on the time
honored supersttions of the age? While oul
| Judgment may commend, our sympathies are
involuntarily excited Is it not so?''
"Of course of course" reioned the st Louis
young man, heartily. ITS tough while it lasts
but there's 10 use of folks going sneezng
around the way they're doing. Quinine anC
goose-grease will knock it sky-high in three
days. ''-Chtcago Tribune.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-03
THATTERRTBLE GRIPPE

What Il Really is Explained by One of
the Best Informed Men in America.
The president of one Of the leading New York
medical colleges, in conversation with the
writer the other evening. said:
La Grippe, the Russian influenza, that has
caused so much talk, is a more severe affection
than people usually think. It arises mysterious
~ ana appears 10 have its origin in the atnOs-
phere- The last time it visited America was in
IcO5, ana IL came then, as now. from Asia The
name lnhuenza, comes from the suggestion
thaG the malady was due TO tue influenced Of
tne heavenly bodies, but more modern science
mas discovered that It Is du. to the changes in
the electrical conditions. Whatever NAV he the
cause, IL Is strong congestion of the blood
NesSSlS ana mucous membrane, principally in
the mead and throat. and nothing but slroDr
stlmuiants VIII CHECK this cong sstion and keen
the blood actively circulating For this pur-
pose know OF nothing better than pure whisky,
and believe Dufy's Pure Malt to be the hest
ana purest whisky known to the world
r ormerly this influenza was said TO precede
an epidemic OF the plague and the person who
was ABOUT TO be taken wi the latter had
as a preliminary, a fit OF sneezing. Now it pre-
cedes worse epidemic than the plague namely
the terrible pneumonia. Its beginning is slight
but Its ending is often terrible Pains in tine
limbs back, caest, and head; a sore throat and
lack OF appetite; copiOus discharge at the nose.
these are some OF tie symptoms of this ar .ad
clSease. Upon the slightest approach of any of
Lhese symptoms, nervous feeling, or Iassituda
resort should be had to pure whisky, which liz
Inc only certain means of breaking up this epi-
deInlc before it secures a hold upOa the system
or check it when it has become started Care
should be taken, however, to secure only that
winch is pure, as the article above named GER
tainly is
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The Montana Disnut g.


The New York Tribune says that the
Montana dispute is se,tlcd. Il viii find out
differently after awhile. perhaps. 1t says
the dispute is settled because the supreme
uvt of the state decided that a repaid. can
who claimed 10 have bse1 elected from
Silver Bow county is entitled 70 compeasa-
ton as member. Il VIII be remembered
that the entire difficulty arose over one pre-
cinct in that county. The votes cast in
that precinct elected the democratic caud.-
dates to the legislature and gave the leg isla o.
ture - the democrats. y republican
caavassing board threw out the votes IN
the precinct IN question thus electing the
republican candidates to the legislature,
and giving the legislature to the republic
ans. The democrats organized the legisla-
ture with the Silver Bow county members
that were elected by the people, and the
republicans organized 4 legislature with the
Silver Bow county members elected by
retu ming board. and each legislature thus
organized elected United States senators.
The democrats caargs that there was no
ground FOR refusing to count the votes of
the precinct in Silver Bow county, and the
republicans say that there vas fraud in that
precinct, and that the canvassing board was
justified in throwing out the votes cast in
it. The supreme court APPEARS to have sus-
tanned the republicans
But what Of the supreme courtl Is it not
a republican body, and were not the judges
elected at the same time that legislators
werel Was it not to be supposed,
therefore, that they would sustain the can
vassing board Of their party. 1t must not
bs overlooked tha. this same canvassng
board passed upon the votes which elected
the judges. Under the circumstances it is
not at ali strange that the court decided III
favor Of the republicans.
The United States Senate, however, al
though Il republican body, will hardly fol
low the republican court of Montana. 1t
viii bring out sill the facts if it desires that
full justice shall be done, and when it does
t will be apparent, doubtless, that the
precinct il SILVER Bow county was thrown
ont for the purpose of giving the
legislature to the republicans and insuring
the election q republican United States
senators. When this rascality is shown, as
doubtless it wiu be, the Senate Will hardly
dare to give the contested senatorial seats
10 the republican claimants. The Tribune
is too hasty il announcing that the Mon
tana dispute is settled.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-03
Why Holman Became a Watchdog. .


During the war says the Washington Post.
when patriotism and sentiment we're at food
tide, the rolls Of the two Houses of Congress
were lncr ased almost weekly to make room
Tor wounded soldiers. who had been discharged
from service Do JrleeperS. messengers and
watchmen were so thick about the capitol that
they were in each others way. Judge Holman
happened to be in the basement one day, and
endeavored to go through doorway, guarded
by a onelegged veteran
Can't get through there, said the guardian
OF the portal unconcernedly.
Il am member of congress" said the Judge
quietly.
II don't know that that makes any differ.
ence, said the doorkeeper, unless you came
from q district where the people can walk
through wood That door is screwed IN
Then what are you doing here?" inquired
Judge Holman, whose curiosity was naturally
excited
I'm here for So 20 day. There's a fellow
from the Sixth Pennsylvania Cavalry watching
the other side of it, and mebbe he can tell you
more than cam
By a circutous route through committee
rooms, the judge reached the other side of the
door. Sure enough, there sat another veteran
lelsurely reading newspaper. He was equally
frank in announcing that the door was screwed
fast
You see, " he said, by way of explanation.
Doth me and my partner are subject to rheu.
matlz since We've been in the army, and We
screwed up this door so we wouldn't be in the
draught."
Judge Holman thought that if the govern
menG was paying two men 50 20 day each for
watching door that could not be opened, it
was time that somebody proposed retrench-
ment. He threw himself into the breach Sc
cured reduction in the House rolls, and ever
since has been the determined enemy of sine
cures and extra salaries