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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-18

These welrkrrwn Ard reliable Specialize trono
Al chronic nervous bico1 and SKIN ctsen -. afso
al acute ana ccronic diseases OF taa eye IN ear.
they are tue moSr eminent phs s.csass an TIE
Amefrsn continent. Az surgeons hey are
eousied by none.
NERVOUS nkBTHITY. sperma.or-hrs. semi
nal Losses Night Ens:s sisas Loss OF Vital Powers
s.esp essness cfoom.ness. Depressfcn o. Spffffns
AVERSION % society,", Nearly Discouraged IHrk 81
Coincidence. Dali. La>tless, Gnfis study q Hun
ness permanently ssc speedily cnred
Alb SEXUAL DEFOhMITlES and tmpc0lp
BLOOD AND SKIN DfSEASES. Syphilis com.
pl-tely eradieased without the use Ct mercury.
Sc-oiula. EIystpeies Hiotches. frrpsionS Ecxeune.
Acne. Ulcers. Ptmpso~ Pans Ia the Head aud
failed
URINARY. kidney AMI Bladder TROUBLES.
Weak Pack. Burning Ur.ne. Frcanency Of Usi.
nAfirgs Urine High oa-ea with Milky Sedts
meat On sfard.nx. Gonorrhtpa elect, 0yGoifnQL
nartocrle Hyiroccle, etc. permanently cured
Charges reasonable.
srhIt-TURE cured In from nffpen 10 twenty
Gaia RRH. Throat. Nose aud Lung Dn1nens
successfully and permanently cured.
PILES, fistai fissnrc. Ressst Ulcers. perfectly
ouref without knife, lynxrre cauS9fc No defun.
ttcp from busineaA over I, GO cases cure4 Tfonns
meni scientific safe and painless and sonasz1ulln
LApiES-An Fer,ss Weakness promptly
cured Headache. Nervous Prustras.en. Genera
DEBILITY. slecplessness, Dspyessson. Ovarfnn
Trono.es InfiAsl u alton. Ice usuu, falnx Dssp
p:aeemen DISH ennrrhoa. Spinal WeAknsss.
kidney oa,piaints. Cnaasc of Lie, ETC.
csilce hours-S m. 20 3 p. Ia suntAys . .
\. R-rerscus unable to visit m may be treated
q their homes ~ correspondence. ConoaltakIea
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One argument advanced by the opponents Of
progress and cooperation. against Columbia is
that IL has no saloon, another one OF the same
sort is that 1t has q saloon.
Columbia has prospered, 10 prospecting and will
continue TO prosper, whether times are brisk or
dull. Cooperation wins.
Columbia has no saloon in or near its limits.
The majority of the present lot owners are OPP
posed to having saloon, and the will Of the ma
iority will always rule in Columbia. The Wash
ington Cooperative Home Company and ifs
managers do not hesitate to say that they prefer
Columbia without . saloon, and will never favor
the introduction OF one within its limits. There
is ample room for saloons elsewhere. Those
who need them can reach them for q cent fare.
Columbia is Tor homes, and those things which
tend to make home attractive will take prece-
dencc over all other things. Columbia will be
the nesscs, prettiest and thrftiess suburb OF Sc
attle II you want home. visit Columbia and
see II ii 10 what we claim.
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MINERALS AND BOOKS.
Several Topics Of Interest ut the Public
school Once.

Frank J. Barnard, superintendent OF the city
schools. said yesterday: "if the city were not
growing 50 rapidly that all our money is taken
up in building new schools and employing new
teachers TO take care OF the increasing number
OF pupils. we could do some very fine things in
the way OF getting mineral aud other collections
for the schools I have just learned of q fine
mineral collection IN New Hampshire contain.
ing over s,ooo unusually good specimens II is
worth about $500 but | could get il at s. bar
gain for $1,000 The specimens are large and
many Of them finely polished The collection in
very rich in iron. copper. rock forms, crystals
and iirnestones, while the owner claims 10 have
the finest lot of chiss;olites in the world.
..Such q collection would be = great thing for
the pupils OF a high Schcol-especially OF our
high school; for we hive in . state whose min
eral resources are - great that we ought TO pay
sreeiai attention To the subject of minerals"
Sample copies OF the newest and beat text
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BREyITIEs.

Articles incorporating the American vibrstory
Force Telephone Company were fled with the
auditor yesterday. The .ncorporators are Frank
Otis McDoil. Joseph 7. Pomeroy, George Nagle
and Herbert CASTOR. The capital stock of the
company IL q. 600, divided into 10000 shares
of $50 each.
C. 8. Jones, the switchman In the Northern
Pacific yards who was arrested Thursday on q
Dispatch from Portland, was transferred from
the city TO the county jail yesterday. Port
land officer win arrive in the city in few days
and take the prisoner to Oregon for trial
Lazarus Kline, senior member of the firm of
Kline b Rosenberg, who died in San Francisco
on Wednesday, was brother of Abraham Kline
and an uncle of J. Kline. Of the firm Of A. & j.
Kline, both Of whom live In Seattle.
Today the assignee for the Frasch and Gala
CHER stocks, SIT second street. 10 going to make
. regular Morrison horizontal scale of reduc-
lions on everything. The store will be open un-
til Top. NJ.
Wells, Fargo 4 Co. viii hold their annual sale
OF packages uncalled for this evening at 7:30 at
1,5l2 Front street Bickerton 4 Bell, auc-
tioneers.
Six cash entries, one homestead and one tim
Der land entry were filed In the United States
land Office yesterday.
Francis Miller was fined so by Justice Neaglc
yesterday for assaulting John Mcneil
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New SUITE Filed.

n following were among the new suits be-
Df in the superior court yesterday:
J. 3. Stone W. Mary J. HoaY ct al.-Suit on Q
U0iooory note for $500.
Columbia 4 Puget Sound Railway Company
- Emma McClanahan ct al.--Suit for $50 for
~ Of Astor house.
/ D. Lowman W. n. L Yesler ct al.-Suit for
ugtvai of judgment for 4l,9o7. 10.
Anthony Borella Va Ludwick Johnson-suit
u $40 for rent Of building.
Nogthwestern Fruit Company W. xassa Vena
= o0.-euit for el65 for goods sold.
Herman Chaplin Va Ida Smith ct Ala Suit
9e4Q00 on promiesory note
]. D. Lowman VI. c. n. Sparkling, H. l. Yesler
- William De Koslowski-Suif to revive q
6eGmeut for $500 on promissory note.
y. D. LOwman Va. l. s. Booth, II. L. feslcr and
4envflle 8. Booth-3uit 10 revive . judgment for
Non promissory note.
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Cali me early. mother darling,
Call me early, mamma dear;
Don't let me sleep too long today,
For this is the spring OF the year.
lis the epring-time, gentle mother.
When the s'Goidea Eagle shrieks,
The opening of their spring sale,
Which runs ON for several weeks.
Oh, want TO get there early, dear,
Quite carly. by the way;
For trade begins with rush, my love,
On the Eagles openiag-day.
Oh. there's such o lot OF novelties,
They're going 60 show this spring,
For this is their QGadri-semi-
Annual Spring Opening.
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11unetlon - Prevent the City From
Cuttfng Down Hyde street.
Ju1ss lAchtenberg granted . permanent In
snettoa today against the city 1t the instance Of
p J. I5att to prevent the grading Of Hyde street
= ffsat II lot Is, block Is, Edes 4 Knights id
etcA 4 temporary restraining order was Is
~ = Hovenber to prevent the city from in
9o5N1ng W1th Pratt's property. He claims that
~ effyib eoatractor when restrained was grad
~ fSo4 line thirty -four feet east OF the lines
= ebouA " stakes that had always been re-
cHeodU - proper location Of the street cor
nea Hooayu that II Hyde street II graded -
IL ccntsnc1nR was running Il thrce-fourths OF
hb psopesy vuuld b ruined and he would have
10 compensation whatever for its loss.
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wHIrECHArxL Is DooMRD.

Orders Given the Chief Of Police to
Clean It Out.
Last night Mayor White called ct police head
quarters and told Chief Rogers that hs was in
formed number Of women werc still plying
their vocation in whiscchapel He expressed
the hope that 1t might not be necessary 70 give
the chief written directions, but he declared il
imperative that the laws should be observed.
The chief promised that the order should Be
implicitly obeyed. Notice will be given at once
TO the inhabitants of that district TO vacate forth
with, and the plague spot thoroughly cradi-
rntoda
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PAssESGrn LISTS.

HoRsK PLAINS. Mont, April lion train No.
s: o. D. Frazier, Yakima; g. l. Cook, Mrs. N.
Cook, B. Minis, William Mullen, Fred Decker, b.
F. Shaubut, E. W. 8. Tfngle, r. E. burst.
ELLIsToS, Mont. April lion train No. i:
George F. Milliken, H. n. Burpec, J. II. Woolsey
and wife, Mrs. J. n. Clark, C. n. Cayeney and
ninety eight second class passengers.
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THE BLorrKR.
SUPERIOR cousr--LIcHrxxBERa. ).

SUPERIOR couHr-LIcHTxNBERa.y J.
r J. Pratt 70. the city OF eeattle-Injunction
ezse q perpetual injunction Issued.
:. johnson W. Emma Johnson-Divorce;
hama Basch va James s. Basch-Divorce:
0ef1nued until April "a
1.pl shirloek vs.. Amelia shirlock-Divorce:
Amelia Boyer So,sa H ss. 6 r. Boyer-pivi.ion Of
Gepety: hearing continued until April Is
= samuel vs. Z. II. kittinger-Motion to
Iesse order; pending.
Aste Crosier ": Mary A: Morse ct al-Leare
utagage and note: fled.
0scrss Kinnesr ". Northern Pacific Railway
npauy-Dropped from calendar.
fAoBAfE DEPARrxESr-LIcHrESBE J.
xseate Of Jacob Brunn-Petition for settle
Int Of final account aud distributions; proof OF
pohlication Of notice to creditors set for May -
1tate Of Charles Richter Continued until
1..sais Of Phillip chriss--Decree appointing
rl1Am Christ administrator upon giving 500
xgeate Of Horace W. Elms-Decree rejecting
eoete Of will: decree appointing y. A. Elder
= ssssalsssator upon giving bond in the sum Of
i,ssss Of Abbie NJ Buchanan Decree appoint
William d. Buchanan administrator. upon
Qang bond In the sum OF $500.
I ~; 9! Joel Mack-ordes OF continuance I'M
astae Of Thomas ]. Power Decree OF dis
geuton OF property
$ s.ass Of Thomas Rae Petition for distribu-
@ property; continued until April a.
Anse Of John B. nougherty-order con firm
aie OF PERSONAL property al private sale.
Ssu,snship OF James Fares, minor-Order
s s.aon = e issne: order Of continuance on
1An Of James NJ. Selden-order OF continu-
90 settlement OF final account.
s..sluianship OF Bertha May Ford-0rder for
.non to issue; order for continuance on set
nj
nustoiAnship of June A. aud Winifred I.
= eys minors-Petition Of guardian for leave
Sss.escnte conveyance OF real estate; order
ssefe OF Herman Iswson-order OF continu-
e petition for probate OF will
s.se OF William W. decentralization for
n Of administration; order fixing time for
Ens; Get Tor April IS
SUPERIOR couRT-HrMEs, J..
osxsef Va W. B. Bolton-Promissory note;
Snenf; fled
seotge J Kilgen vs. N. A. Keliey-Rent due;
.n.naal; verdict for defendant for sss %:
N 1n moved for new trial
ss.adeus Comfort VS. II. A. Smith-Contract:
aial; pending.
SUPERIOR couRr-ospoRS, >.
- Woman, guardian, W. pes Noines CITY
1sss. n. Company etal-Demurrr to COM
asssr = y; TUFTS VI. Charlotte A. Keens-Trans-
~ = saoge Eunes' department
= Sanders vs.. the City OF sea,tle-se,tled
eoment
Donthits vs.. W. g Reichenecker-s slim.
~ and judgment; died,
z hSstsuu Sfaves vs. L II. Griffith Realty and
~ ~ sompany-findings of facts: concur
GAw: rled
- Simon, receiver of Oregon Improve
Eapany, VS.. Rellfngham Bay Fuel Com
~ = Improvement Company subsfi.
Cs.aa Hainti6 Tor Joseph Simon.
Z NI~x fuget Sound Railway Campanv
49,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO show cause:
set Tor April 81
Asaeil Va The Home Fire Insurance
~: ~ ~. Sesuie-io recover insurance: jury
k1ssS nc noarseness-The irritation which
1oves Sning immediately relieved by use
80 bronchial Troches" sold ouiy in
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Read the list Of purchasers of Columbia lots
and houses in the Sunday papers. Agents who
sud IL cheaper TO address bieckmailing CON-
munications to cur customers than 20 advertise
In legitimate manner will have q larger array
oil names to select from than was furnished be-
fore. Look out for the list
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Cordray.s New Theater.

This is the last day OF Cordray's present popu-
lar stock company in this city for a number of
weeks at least, as IL goes to Portland next week
and the Portland company comes here. Today
the company win play in . manner to leave
pleasant membranes. At the matinee and
night performances viii be given the grand
double bill "Night and Morning." for . curtain
raiser, and "The Bells
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MONSTERS or THE DEEP.
Satan Fish win Two rhe.saad

One o. the largest devil fishes ever caught
~ the Sound. was caught near Port
Madison yesterday b. some fishermen
when hrst caught II would measure
spread out fifteen or twenty feet across
nom up 70 tip OF IL fansA On each of its eight
nnes were over 100 suckers, making In all
upwards Of 800 apertures for the absorption Of
1000 large crowd Of curiosity seekers was
attracted b. tho monster last night, a. il hung
IN mont Of . restaurant on Washington street
Another curious looking - monster, = large
SHARK. was caught IN the bay yesterday by some
fishermen. IL got tangled in their net and they
Killed It with knife. It was over six feet in
length and would weigh from $50 to 20 pounds.
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A Popular Line.

The steamer Mountaineer, Captain W. H. Ellis,
master, leaves for Mitchell. sidney. Tracyton.
Chico and siiverdale, from Harrington Smiths
wharf, daily. except Wednesday. at $50 T. m.
The rapicly increasing business is the best evil
dencc Of the popularity of this line.
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DIVIDE MUSIN'S VIOLIN.
It Charmed . Large Audience
at the Opera-House.
ExcELLENT CONCERT.
Dslikhtfal Ui1eing al P1ay.ns-Masis
Beth Popular and Classical-Ihs
Progrsnme for Tonight.

The Divide Ausin Company drew much lsrgcr
audience at the seattle oren-house last night
than y usual at high-class concerts-in short
sae attendance was almost worthy of the per-
Torrance. The enthusiasm was unbounded,
ana nearly every number On the following pro
gramne was heartily encored:
kefmesse fpiano solo) ssint-sseus
kduard Scharf.
die Beiden Greusdiere'' Schumann
Kari StoYr.
"A Sumner Night .Goring- Thomss
Inca Pnrmater.
Air and vaxissions Proch
Annie Louise Tanner.
of1oo fautais1e ftor the rio.In). Leonard
Oxide Mu<in.
Ines Parmater and Karl storr.
IA p;.sss 49,. .Snopin
Ednsrd kchari
Duck for soprano and violin ........-..A rtot
Annie Louise Tanner and Oxide Musin.
AROSE, from Loctxing's ..ISndiae'' .... Gumbert
-, Karl Storr.
Ine Prayer Of Moses ION one string, the G)
----..-----.--- ..:.--..-----.-.--.-.- faganini
Divide Musin.
souvenir de Strauss. strxuss-Musin
Annie rro
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Jatome1isa was fled in the superior court 10
yee Fred Williams for mayhem. He II
eAezooe with knocking out Lee Reiliy's right
ee0 March Is. The deed WAS committed with
- elaas in Commercial street saloon, and
WuhAms Il said TO have been drunk Ct the time
y oefhult Of $50 bail he was remandsd to Jail
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SPECIAL GOODS FOR THIS MONTH

a LAR OF SOLITAIRE DIAMOND EAR.
Ae perfection, perfectly cut to match and ~ is.
MAJ y SIMPLY gorgeous: Offer them As Al in.
import WY os3Siuaas cost $&oo 70
rAtH OF SOLITAIRE DIAMOND ZAP
nes, weighing cnrAfs. Of = cnoice steel Color
ksassty cut 20 match Antwerp STYLE wit6ous :
usu.sn and OF dazzling lnssre: our price i e35C.
sA1S never cost less than $500 to import
a MAGNIFICENT DIAMOND Axn p,-py
.SypSy King pigeon blood ruhles ana y b,na-
Gnise dian,onn IN the center A harison,e sn.r.
LIE. > steei white diamonds OF rare perfartion
sseeIgcons diamond and emerald ring r,rp white
usauaonas weighing IL carats ant, very diva
SineeLnnS pair OF solitaire diamond earrinrs
Setsnsne carat. OF . choice steel cnio- and very
Asis ~ $o9' would cost at least $40 TO Sapsicafe
a HORSESHOE SCARF PIN. pr-rr v-,rrrr
diamonds and exceptionally fna an,ersr,s
= maSnincenf pair of gents Diamond siear-e me
t9ns xchoce steel color diamonds OF rare r,arsss
ion. weighing Z carat. these hyf,tpns are sys;.si
10y ensraved. our price Is $40 they would cost
MARouISE RINGS BEING, VERY ,tr-cr
80 ~ sought amer we viii describe few that WIN
hnn ready purchasers ar our price: An eyne-sis
ana diamond ring. large emerald of e~eansia ,su..
me color, surrounded by 10 first water diamon5s
a. 100: q diamond and ruby marauIse rims !. ,,sr
con Dtood ruoy surrounded by % choice se,e.sss
se~i wniie diamonds having 3 gorgeous . fFsass -
80. very large ruby and diamond s!aaroujse rive
= pure white Old Mine diamonds ana iarra ~
exceEsfonaiiy hne rubies In the center. q the
Dmcuioosly low price Of $500.
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: q
Annie Louise Tanner, Inex Parmatef
Divide Ausin, Karl storr and E. Scharf.
During the playing Of the first number the
doors win b closed and no one win be admitted
TO the hall
Divide Musin, when seen last night after the
concert, said: asinee leaving Seattle two years
ago have been playing with very good success
In the East, and particularly in New York and
Boston. have just come mp here through CAL
iiornia and Oregon, and am now on my may to
I'LL some engagements down the Sound. expect
next year to have . better company than ever
with me, and am arranging for added attac-
tfons.
"You may Be interested to know that have
been very lucky in my investments here and in
Other cities OF this . ate. When was here two
years ago bought land in Seattle, Tacoma and
Spokane-more in Spokane than elsewh, re, and
in all OF these holdings I have done well In
my travels see no state a. promising as Wash.
ington."
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You will please assemble At your hall Sunday,
NJ 30 O'Clock sharp, TO attend the funeral OF the
late wallace Lang. By crccr OF the president, J..
A. BoGaxt
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oruIyG COMPANY,

T NJ. RASiN CLOTHING COMPANY.
No Won wan, YOUR boys dressed Sfylishly and
~conomicAliys Bring them 20 the 7. N. Rasin
Clothing Company. pc front street
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SEATTLE, April IS. 1891.
A special sale of Spring
Carpets.
Here's where the household
ers are interested.
Those words tell that here is
a rich gathering Of the very
best carpetings made.
We don't want you to buy
your carpets with your eyes
shut, but want you to come
here with the confidence that
its easy saving dollars. Your
money doesn't get entangled
in prices that are not right.
There can be a larger stock on
the Coast (none as large in the
statel but never a richer
stock.
The prices: The demand
for higher prices came long
after our contract for Spring
Carpets was given. We were
not prophets exactly. but drift
of things prepared US for a rise
long before it came.
This is how last years prices
prevail; and We now go further
with one Of these big money
saving specials.
There's large lot Of Tapes
try Brussels those with all the
soft colorings, the exact Mo-
quette patterns-and the latest
and best designs. the kind that
sold ST, $I.o5 and $1.1o the
yard. This is our special idea
about them for this day and
next week:
Tapestry Brussels Carpets S0c yard
Tapestry Brussels Carpets soc yard.
Tapestry Brussels Carpets eOc yard.
Tapestry Brussels Carpets SOC yard
These prices sound the
clarion for the carpet hunter.
Look about you a little. 1t is
the business of critical precision
to clear away the wrong no.
tons about carpet buying.
This special line is a direct
and irresistible appeal to your
money-saving instincts:
Best ATWOOD, extra super Ingrains. 7sc
Best Atwood. extra super Insrains, 76c.
Best ATWOOD, extra super Ingrains, 75c.
Best ATWOOD extra super Ingrsins, 75c-
These are the sort that usu-
ally go at GOO the yard.
We put out a whole host of
rolls for you at these special
prices.
And then keep in mind the
perfect show room with rich
flow Of light and spacious.
Loads of the honest. truth
telling sunlight pouring in from
all sides, showing you every
point of the goods. This
means much when buying car
petings.
More to say about the car
pets in the days coming. Pays
YOU to look for the carpet
news.
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At Seattle Opera-House Next Week.
Manager Hanna has billed for next week
Hoyts"A Texas Steer" "unclc Toms Cabin
and sThe Two Sisters" The Bostonians come
on Monday, April %.
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T0KLAS,
SINGERNAN
6 CO.
Sale Of Savmill Machinery.

Notice Is hereby given that TIE undersigned viii
on Monday the Ash cay Of " ay. 1891, AT ii O'Clock
In the forenoon sell public auction 20 the n Oh
est bidder the sawmils machinery and nxtares- IN
gliding j i6x20 -ighg-haad slide valve engine.
AZ rsghs-hsnd slide valve engine, 42xl6-fcct
tubular boiers IL foot boiler. together Win all
fixtures and piping: ] Ne Delsneter steam
pump s0Lsnch L1swsilya heater. ccabie cirsu.
isr saxruIu with three wrought iron patent head
elocks / Bull wheel. ] friction log esafer. trim
msrs. ahAning, prlieys coupling. wood rolls
Everett shins.e mslA- shinSle foanssr, s.Ndasf
rsrv syurx 4 ie=aner Far sSr~is plarer ! Dan
ssas r,sner toSesher with AL necessary axfGres
and Saws the same Esing complete sAualis.
sEfsssi<-r,si and sash AH2 door plant The sale
viii take place on the premises, viz: the ssxuiil
rrnyrr - the seattle MIL Company mill situated
On block %. Iadksns assitsen IN me CITY q SAT
- j. X LEWIS. Trustee.