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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-19
BORROWERS
WANTED FOR
$500, $1,000, si,5OQ, $4,000
SHORT OR LONG TIME
-
Real Estate or Gilt Edge Collateral
Paper.
CARRAHER & MEACHAM
Ground Floor. ia Cherry st.

Advertisements under the heads Of Lost. Found,
oFEale, For Rent and Situations Wanted will be
inserted at the rate of cent word each insertion
Payment always In advance. No advertisements
received for less than Is centa
NOTTCE.-The business Office OF the Posr-TN-
rxLLreENcxR IL open until IL p. m Classified
Advertisements win be received up 10 this hour
Advertisements win be received at branch offices
Of the Posr-ISTELLIexScER ut:
1ecomA...... ....s.s............T eammons, Agent
Fou Townsend. French q Springer
The following letters await advertisers st this
office:
A. L. lHJ. 10. ID.
A. x. ~. B. lP o. B.
A. J. Lot r. B.
&c. /. A. 81. * 7.
Cozy. Ia ID. is.
r.. IL X. lSafe.
Eek. Manufactures. west
CIV. F. NJ H. w. wei.
III. tOwner n.
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pgysrcT4ys AyD sURG EoNs.

nRJ I'll KooNS PHYSICIAN AND sur
Deeon I'll and 2l2 Pioneer block. otnt houIs,
IL to 5 Residence, corner Mcclare ana
Earc ay streets.
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TOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT On SIX
= teenth street, $1,000; nice building lot on
eighteenth street, near Yeser avenue, 81, 100,
and lots at Ballard 800 each: $40 cash balance
ing.
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A ]. M'INTOSH, VETERINARY SURGEON
~. graduate of Toronto Veterinary College OF
nee at Montana stables, Fifth and Washington
streets; telephone 200; residence telephone 367
WALTER GREEN. VETERINARY PHYSI-
W clan and surgeon; honorary graduate On
tario Veterinary College. ONCE and infirmary at
Quincy Cab stables, corner West and University
streets: telephone 432.
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DOR SALE-THIRD INTEREST IN OLD
IL established general merchandise business In
country town. Inquire of Gordon, Bowen & Thur
low. West and Battery streets
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FOR SA LE-THE FINEST FARM IN sKAGIr
Il county; on Olympic marsh, near Avon on line
or railroad; $50 under fence and in cultyar
tion; vel improved; bargain; 81 600 Call %
lDey, Wash.
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MONEY To LOAS-JANFS BOTHN ELL
vi representing Jarvis-Conkin Mortgaye 1ras
Co. and other calii al, Room 20 Roxwell hui cling
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nrANTED-RoARDERs ROOMS SINGLE or
w en- suite for rent. With OF without board al.
Bel street
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FOR SALE-S0 ACRES: ACRES IN STRAW
Il berries; 200 fruit trees; about 10 acres 10
grass; or Will exchange for good inside property
Gardner 81 Stratton rooms POI and 200 bailey
building
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MARBLE md GRANITE H0Pre
NEW ENGLAND MARBLE WORKS c0p
~ ner Sixth and Pike streets, Seattle: All xins.
cemetery work on shortest notice; designs furnished
ON application.
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Mt. RAINIER SEMINARY, / ,108 SIXTH an
WI Miss NJ B. Cochrane, Principal. -.
MISS CHEAL'S SEMINARY, CORNER sF0
1891. ''is
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On ROSE STREET, F.
w ing bay Lot. Post-Intellieencer.
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MATTRESSES ASD wovEv Hrsxx

GEORGE s. LANDER, MANUFACTURER
" Of woven wire. spring beds rnafrressss ana
upholstery; northeast corner Cedar and Water
streets Telephone go.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-09-22
HILo NOTES


II Tta-a -llS k1sso hScerS,.
Tos Sehooasr Bsssis. Aill. MASTER. ar
rSye6 81 Hilo, September 4th. 6av-oae
a2ys Ieoa MslooGFns. Australia. The
4 Rez,'s ) q = pleasure excursion. The
ownsrS Sn& paSSS1 ssrS intend SsayinS
4 here sSo o. tSrsS weeks, Snl then plan
VISITING the cgrS II Iazh&lrS. which, se-
+ ccr5Src - shs1r SooS Il relsreacs. Is
xoo1s Eye times the SIZE u ai1o.
The rose i rei, tlas wicket Is blue. and
- Is El22 Whsn asS 0SllS Sre due.
Ihs native uho Dreaded Scilty 10 the
SssIiuS 81 6-e q the A0hSlS Mil otics.
hSS been committed 70 the November
tern to- trial
Tie Government Schools Oosaei Sep
. tsmoS- :. zll over the Islands. Owing 10
sha rev ooIs5lns q the UnSoa School
osSos unfinished, sEs scholars were told
that they hS5 a. less; S1osher weeks
vSr1-lo1-
Tos -. Joseph'S school opened and
then adjourned. 20 thSr their new build
l2S co1bI bS hnI>hsd-
Thsss rsw buildings SilI De able 10
hoad their own with Sny school build
lrsS o. tas Islands, SnG are xn OrnS-
z2sz5 - the J0Eu-
: nu-bs- Of arrests for opium in pos
SsSSioa AMI EznolIrS have been before
the Police JuSc1ce LScsly, Sni majority
u the O-ts01ers pleaded guilty.
Tua E0lc&ro r0z.i i progressing slow
II Oysr .wo blnGrei fees 0f read Is
dashed. sud some I'VE hundred feet
rS&5y for r011Giog mp and ssoains.
Tas hzu term OE C0Crs opened ys>;sr-
G2y. September 7lh, wIth Z small czLsn-
Gzr-
Oar reporter S2> 0c1 On : lS.e trSin
-4Sc -izift. the tram t-V&e down sad 50
the country 1sES : nod IN tbs p-fntsr'S
devil MS EN- 4-& tGe p.psr for printing
-l4> IC1 CC-> CEe s,lIt0r-ln-esrssi : Swsv,
S-& - wlz- = one 20 GCt
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Hawaii Nei.

he September number Of Ehs Review
q E5yiess contains 81 zimEabIe Illus
;Eztsj article by the Rsy- Sere1o Bishop,
entitled The Hawaiian Queen ard her
EInzi1u-" Besides tEo maps and =
vtlzw CE the Pz-z-e AID grUCuis. there
1re pictures u E5c. KallzzCz zad Cllsen
LEz-1sz-z15. Bsrr5.a Paz1Ei Bishop.
sle lz-z FrI--e C11slrr- the Princess
A1lglz1i- The Clizf Justice = f Judd,
sle Hons J. u C4rt5E, C. p B5Si1p. 3
II Danes H P 2 5@Iu- CsciL BEOE1,
3. T. l.51--zzs- aEl l. j. Tlgrss0a-
E- zr-l= -a51S an liz-lrzlLg c11-
else expose q the prsseEs S1ci4l and
c-Gl-=--5s- e1-ll-ICl o The kiazi5r1,
is internal 1---5l1s and il-zi-- FsL zrio1s;
is geographical zll 7.- -Fslc-L cladlr50ls.
climate s-l-S sid p59-Lzl51a; It's schools
and E-zE- rs E--l-5-4l aui commercial
future
E-e article deserves tl1uzhsfzI con-
Sls-zG-1- Ii VII 70 =ii=lF reli and
VII -lE-cI o. Ezz- t-lz Islands su3E-l-
z-l -zv--l1-v .E1EE, z1EC2I-
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raSs.ax aLEaNlNsS

rs -suo-ss,s tsss the BvisiSs Ho,eSsn
Oss,s vs.l tzSe vSgo-oGS Measures In 5
fsv 6zvs u b-Srs 5lse n2DlAasllss Q2es-
t5a7 70 : settlement Lord Salisbury
81 no5 unSs- Szy Circumstances coa-
ss-s To tt,e p.zsssss q tass Da-aznsllsS by
R-ssizr va vsSSe,s U13s- &ny dSSSvlse-
E T--Ssy wO1lS aas sSse1s 70 an oqe1 &r6
szzrzrs ySSclzGloo q tbs TrsAsy u Pans
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sins th-o-zh the >sralsS, BIZ slre makes
Z Concessions thai znaC1zs 70 the sane PR
vi,sss II permitting chs pS&SS&ge shr01zo
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s,ufugeG ws.a guns and f-lsd wlta 80
Z Sls-s- -Ae Pzr5S Temps distinctly i1Slo-
cz.ss .t-zs the Fus2cA Government ~.
sur1o-r ths >C.l,2n's rlsot 10 sais< luso =
S1scsaI c,a---2c: with s,l-sssS OUTSIDE tae
xr.i.aes u .ss treaty., A report = CIR
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g-oSxbls ss1.rre og f-.ure warfare In
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hands q sueczzLly sssse.e5 Cssce-s-
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bss- zs.ScSsS ev Su 2cute va>1ezlSl de-
rs-,g-2s-.- i Szf5 10 be causing hls
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s-p-shs-ss,-.
Trs a. u the Chilean I--c& sent -
lie E-rs5r- CEEes II Lo1Go1 : aose II
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5v II. : Es-5szss- Lae r-LigD
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SPECIAL NOTICE

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wsvs X r--c11SeC f-o-n lAs News
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AEEEzL EXPLOSIONS GEE A=EE-
EE- E1-roz- Z. w5-Ld be well
for people % % zL0E II accepting
.hs proofs 55 -.r.-5elzt rain
I1v- be z1.l-55 tla. tLe-e Is no
5-rec- s.z-e-s-. q the amount of
-a- ly -ezs-re-el- i fen hun
5seE-5s Of inch c1-5-g -5te1L-
would seen Ike quite = z5gEa- 10
q dry TINS, On. &. wo1-L lzve ll.--e
P-aeae-l eEee. ga the supply Of
wafer Moreover, Il has not been
shown that r1I- conditions wsre
10. present auy1ay
Thsrs Is 10 dcu5s = possibility q
r-1 b=.1g brought down 5ysn sz-
PLCs501 II the following manner
Rain i Pr05Cee5 by the s1d5eu
cooling q = mss Of uo5st1re-Lz5ea
ar, either By throwing l cold cur
Es1. into T. s. OccCrs II NUEz1E
Valley when : north siud szfdeuIy
cCuss down zflsr 8 warn spell, or
by Carrying the mClSE ar 70 I cold
place - when the ar q the Ceszu
: carried 10 the tops of 0ur morn
czins zUd ! robbed Of iCs mOistzFe
BY the cool peaks
Now, II an explosion vii throw
: mass q ar from near ssz level.
say 5000 feet perPendieuIsriy up
ward It wiII be cooled probably 10
deg F@h-, aai possibly : shower
EC-Li fall In explosion does
81 throw the ar up~zrd B1t =
mCch force would be regEired :
v01.d E1lss the entire weight Of
water 20 that height
One poUB6 q Estsr 10 = square
t5oe q =-Efzcs- ~0zLd be twenty
aEnirst1hs q IN inch- perhaps IS
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especI Es@ Ths W0zlG b.
lEs-ey-EEs uiliion poznis On :
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and yOE vii have the amount Of
t1-ce nscessaEy 10 Prod1es : 6hh
q en Inch o Fain q : SQUARE nile
even II the night time 0f the pTes-
cit dry spell when the deE Poill
zt night = ten degrees below the
zr EeuPeraslFe- The dynauise
night hs exploded down N the
crzcer CT Dizuoud Had for tbs
5e1eEs Of EaP59Izui PAX Il TIE
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ozs5ress Ozt 10 se1 hef0Ee Il came
down C. J LEOSs-
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An -z5-r---1c= J-Ga1sze1 ubi-s irving
% III 91 3 belt st she ee15riilz2ls IN
SIuI Ill, g. his arm iaE0 the Fevoly-
ing wheel a1i I. rs Instantly torn Of
i1st 1eI.E tie e-5o=- He vas ATTENDED
y Dr. Bsli and i d15oz vel % f1r-
Ile stackE1lisrs u the Hawaiian
Msrc1ErIle Co have transferred their
s-0cx 70 Tns,5- Il Dawes < Co, By Eh0m
tE= business -lI u carried Of
hoCzl4 Seminary cPe1eC September
7-A Eith - p1pilSazd i've mare to c0ms,
: nEu0er * applicants having been de-
c-Iue3 f1r Ezns O5 rcon ImDroTeusnts
II the bCIlliuE we're made during yzc2-
ton
kcdz-a- September Il
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August
Flower

4" ! I1h=rit soze te1teacy TO Dys-
pepsiz Ec7 nv uo-Eer. / suffered
tTo yeEs II this wy; consulted Z
1uubeE C doctc4- Thev did ne
10 god I taen used
Relieved in you August Flower
and Z vas just two
days TE@1 / fit GRAFT relieE I soo1
gOtso that ! C0rId sleep and eat, and
1 fit thzt l wzs EelL That was
three years ago, ezi an still first
Class. I an never
Two Days 1ithout Z bottle, and
fIkel co1stiDated
Ire last particle Z d0se CT two OF
August Flower does tia work Tie
bezuty O the uedicire Is. tl1zt you
cz1 stOP t-= Use gift iiti1out any bad
eEeCtso1 thesysteu-
Constipation While I vas SICK
fel- everything il
seemed % Ue Z 1zu could EeL I
was fall Ee1 zost miserable lean
say, II cpzclusio1, that l believe
August Flower viii curezuvore OF
Indigestion, If taken
Life ofMisery With Judgment a
". Weed. 7z9 Belle
foutzine St, Indizrzpolis, Ind" 9
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Auszss 81 1881
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-09-22

The old fzsh50ned Russian
EsgOz-drsTers who carried Pzsssn
gers AID fresghL long distances II
hlS rgtey ssLf-eO1scrUcte3 vehicle
Z stLI eonPetlDg successfully With
tbs zee@n horse u the Iznd Of the
White Car
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THE OLD FLAG.
Hon the Stars for the New
StztsS WEI Be Arransed.

IN zcac-51-cs Ul-h al o-5er i>SGsi by
tie Wzr Department the field o. Uni01
Il t-ls uz-5o1zl Ezz IN Use In the army
XII, u z-G Sicer I-ly I, 1871, consist q
i1r5y-lC-r Stars In S.x roEs. the upper
&Cl -1ssr roES % eight Stzr> and the
second. third. tCcrCl aE1 9Th rORs seven
S1zrS each. n 3 blue field
IEs5s@l u the pcsSsns familiar form
TIE S-1rs II the n4-l9esl Tag all, On &nd
after the 45h Of July, 1891, Dc 4rr@cgsd
IN s1s t0L 0L-5EI1Z 0E15r-
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11auaiianOaEett
10-P4GE EDITION.

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A. -zs Lz--s EE=-.c@c CITES, z11 tr4E-
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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-11-07
GENERAL STATE NEWS,


Items of Interest From All Sections.
Storm doors have been placed in position at the
capitol. Our legislators may have heated ses-
sons this winter, bat storm doors are useful, any
way.
Edward D. Sanford and Henry Brainard of
Hartford left for Florida this week.
Mrs. Horace Moulton, widow of Rev. Horace
Moulton. died Monday noon of pneumonia at the
home of her son, HID. Moulton, in Monson, Mass,
whom she visiting, her home being with a
daughter, Mrs. William Clark of Wallingford.
The fuoeral services were held Wednesday and
the burial was at Moulton Hill cemetery, Mon
son.
Miss Ingerson of New Haven, who presented
"Pinafore'' in this city last season. has abandon
ed the idea of playing Martha and will try the
| 'tMikado." Toe Palladium says: Martha is not
| suited to amateurs, however excellent they may
be, while the ''Mikako'' is easily within range.
may loo fer fy as pleasing
Mrs Jennie Converse, who was recently killed
| on the railroad at Windsor, was sist r of Post
Two well known business men had heated
political debate in Suffeld store Thursday af-
| ternoon which resulted in a lively fight. One
got badly choked and the other was badly cut by
| a bottle.
In Windsor Locks Sydney L. Cowles and H. G.
claim is bitumi.ous shale or the eutcrop of btu
minus coal. In appearance it closely resembles
coal ana mas q strOnS smell OF petroleum OIL II
has been discovered in that town about ten miles
from Hartford. Mr.. Cowles has known Of this
ledge for forty years, but did not find the vein
until this week.
Professor Wilson Of Princeton, formerly of
Wesleyan, will lecture at the latter university
| ''Democracy' early next month.
| Henry Welles of South Wethersf1eld died sud
| denly of heart disease about O'Clock Thursday
morning.
Last Tuesday two Bloomfield mon went hunt
ing. Result: 1t took eight neighbors half an hour
day to put out the fire caused by their shooting,
after it had burned over about one acre of heavy
/ timber ON land OF A. & ], Wilcox.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-11-07
COMMON As TOOTHACHE.
Rheumatism and Neuralgia Keep
Druggists Busy.
What the Doctors Prescribe for
These ssPOpular" Pains.
Case In Boston Has Attracted
Considerable Comment.

This is the time of year, says the Bos
ton Globe, when people who are subject
to rheumatism go aoou' the streets on
crutches.
And neuralgia is commoner than tooth
ache.
The drug stores are busy selling the
we'll known compound that the doctors
prescribe for these painful and often dan
gerous ailments The fact that it never
fails to relieve and cure even the most
chronic sufferers makes it very popular.
In this connection, continues the Globe,
the case of Mrs. Mary E. Gilman, 4 Byron
Court, in this city, has created consider
able comment. Mrs. Gilman said to a re-
porter yesterday:
"For years 1 have been great sufferer,
SO that could not stand or walk without
terrible agony, my veins swelling out like
great whipcords. have always worn q
rubber bandage, but when took it off to
relieve my limbs the torture was almost
unbearable.
81 tried everything, but could get NO
relief until I used Paine's celery COM
pound. That entirely cured me some
months ago, and since then I have had nc
return of the pain or swelling, can walk
and stand well as anyone, and have
worn no bandage or support. I hope
other sufferers will hear of this compound
and gain relief"
DR.. A. w. K. Newton, one of the ply
sicians who examined her, told the Globe
reporter that this woman was undoubted-
ly completely cured of her trouble. The
doctor also spoke freely in favor of
Paine's celery compound, saying that he
often prescribed the remedy, and found it
eases, and all weakened or nervous condi-
tons.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-11-07
weddfng1n WIIlImanttc,


Ruth Fowler Sanger, daughter of the
late George Sanger of Canterbury, Conn.,,
and George Albert Conant of Hartford
were married at the First Congregational
church in Willimantic at noon Thursday.
Frank o. Sanger of Baltimore, q brother of
the groom, was best man, and the bride
was given away by her brother, DR.. F. D..
Sanger. Rev. Charles A. Dinsmore, late
of the Whitneyville church. Hamden, was
the officiating clergyman. Mrs. Conant is
tho daughter of the late George Sanger of
Canterbury. Neither her father or mother
is now living. She is a sister of Repre-
sentative George I. Sanger of Piainfeld
| and niece of the Hon. Marvin H. Sanger
of Canterbury. She has now for nearly
two years been stenographer at the Wilt
| mantle Office of the Willimantic Linen
company and while here has made her
| home with the Misses Brainard.
| Among the more prominent guests were
noted: Elk Congressman John r. Buck, Mr..
| and Mrs. Arthur F. Eggleton, Edward
Buck and William E. St.John of Hartford
Hon. and Mrs. Marvin H. Sanger, Miss
| Sanger and G. S. Burlingame of Canter-
bury, Representative George T. Sanger OF
| Plsinfeld, William D. Forbes of Morris
town, N. j., the Hon. Charles T. Searlet
of Putnam, General and Mrs E. S. Boss
| O. H. K. Risley William A. King anc
wife and Sheriff G. B. Pomeroy and wife
| of Willimantic.