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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-04-03

-For the next thirty days YOU can
,.r The best quality Of fine glit Wal
o.,sr A. (,eo. Brosemer's At lo4 cents
All lust think Of i'll -.
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-Messrs. Henry Berger and John
S.hmidt have contracted 70 build an
s,ory On Mrs. Gasser's house, and
ssran work Tuesday.
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auCKLEN,s ARNICA sALvE.

Tur Brsr SAr.vE In tho world for Cuts
Rruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhcum re-
ver sores, letter, Chappcd Hands. mn
blaius. Corns, and al Skin Eruptlons'
and positively cures Pilcs, or no pay ~.
|ouired. II IL guaranteed % give pcrtecs
Isstiefscuon, or money refunded. frice
az cents per box. For sale q MARTIN
Ericdman's Drug store.
April 3, l8oi.--ly.
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IL the time to decorate your
Go and sec Geo. Brosemer Tor
urs;rs n Wall Paper. He will cell q
xhelesale prices during the next 'ns''s
1avs.
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Dubois County Medical Society.
The Dubois County Medical Society
will meet ia Jasper on the 14th Of April.
1891. A full attendance Of eli physi-
clans IN the county Il requested.
r. j. kENPF, Scc'y.
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-Mrs Landolin Bro-emer, an ola
.snacsed lady Of Marion township.
an hurled in the Lutheran graveyard
=. uscsvillc Yesterday.
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~ceo. Brosemsr hss just received
~ ,oad 81 wall paper from Br"ns-
> = j. 10 add to hia stock. ~
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~ George Brosemer moved ~
1870 stock into the room on inc
w. a,,p sousrs adjoining Herbig's saloon
Z, Tuesday.
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While Ninnesots is one Of ~ most
healthy states in The Union, kb one q The
worst Tor colds, owing 70 he oeveFo wintess
Many Of the druggists there, make y : rule
TO give their customers just what they cal
for; but when they come back and cay il
done no good, they almost invariably. roc
ommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, ~
will be seen BY the following from Messrs
w ellis 4 Schroeder, Of sanbern, MINI. I'VE
have recommended Chamberlain's Cou Oh
Remedy after othcr leading cough prerara.
|tions had failed TO do any good, and always
with tho beet results. We can always rely
upon that remedy. As it is sure to effect 4
cure. II has no equal tor children; espe
|oially in cases OF Group Or whocping cough.
SO cent bottles for sale BY DR.. j. +. Sab
Jasper, Ind. Aw.
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Dwell 10 alive yet, and 90 arc its cItt-
sens. and the streets are muddy.
L. grippe holds its grip On our citi-
Gems and hes come to stay, awhile q
least
Our comrade w. B. Harris, % old
"vet." OF the Gath Ind. Reg't, has beon
granted : pension. Bill IL happy.
Rev. John Roger and Mrs. Johnson
are very sick, with b grippe and fever.
Mrs. Allie Weldon Of Oakland City, IL
visiting her parents. M. and xre. Amos
Brsden, Of this place.
John L. Brsden seems to BE- doing Z
good business In bis new harness shop.
Jas. =. ScanlAnd will enlarge bile stock
Of hardware. Success to you, Jim.
Our school il doing nicely under the
|tutorship OF Miss Dors Hope and 0i'G
Katie Coats. They are capable teachers'
Lafe Hays will move from this piece
TO vineennes. Our loss Will b Vim
Icennes' gain.
Jack Bowers win build new house
Iin OtWeli this summer. Girls loot
ont. you know what that means dom
Iyou2
"Wibb" GodWiu who returned from
the south recently, where be had bee'
Engaged in the feather business, Is nov
attending school at this place.
The boys who went of to HINT worl
lust before court convened It Peters
burg are returning one by o ; couldu'
6nd . Job. Unless some boys conduc
Themselves better In tho future tina
they have In the past, they are likely :
strlkes job that will last them . while
MI. Editor, II you know Of any 81
widows that want their "necks chswed
let us know, andlthe want shall b sui
piled. We have those here that do thl
.lbusiness. BAIL DUKs.
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Goods are arriving daily Il ,
Call and sec them. ~
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GO 70 5. Kuebier's for your sp q
Clothing. -
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sExcept sunday. Other trains daily
J.. BENEDICT. Agent. jasper. Inds
JOS. y. ODIORNE.
Geni. Pass. AIT. Louisville, ~.
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For the time the money was invested
this 10 equal v : little over lOl per cent.
annually.
The receipts OF Cashier Fink for last
year foot % o19,226. The loans made
during the year amount to ol3,25O.
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TEuToNIA BUILDING ANp LoAN.-The
Examining Committee Of the Teutonia
Building and Loan Association, Of jas.
per, completed ita labors on "Wednesday,
and the examination shows The affairs Of
the Association TO be in an excellent
condition. They make the following
recspitulatiou Of the finances Of The AS
sociation on April lst. 1891:
Amount loaned on real estate, $4,000 CO
Amount loaned on notes and
certificates. 7.25O W
a-o..t -. iocos;t 7aa "a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-25

Captain HiEK5ns- Of the steamer South Coast.
yesterday Appeared before commissioner Emery
and died marine protest and grneral average
bond for the equalization Of the loss occasioncd
vessels cargo when ste xas struck BY the storm
OF Cape Hsssery Tuesday night
Tug Violet 10 reported to hare lost boon at
piles between Hat island and E6monds, Wedae@-
day The sea Was very rough and the piles
broke out Of the boom and drifted away. There
were three sections IN the boom
The steam signal wxx ordered Up sgain yesser-
yer island High east 70 south winds with
Thick weather and rain OF Washington coast for
next thirgr-xsx hourx
Steamer Fanny lake passed up the Sound 70
Olympia yesterday with xixfy-Sys tons Of hay
ard Loo sacks Of oats f-om Ia Conner. She
STOPPED here leu minutes 10 take water.
At:cr tomorrow the Pscisc Navigation Gem
psny's beats. the State OF Washington and Fair
haven. viii leave Seattle fur asicoxn NJ se.sp n
L., instead o. at niaaishi- rs Aerefosore-
CAPTAIN J. ". brooks, os fhs rug was-s las
resigned his position on tAAf boat 70 .sse charge
OF the steamer mabel Csg,sla George Benson
sDccceas him On tie Wasp
Tug C1snaox came IL yesterday 20 rre-z-s sar
gong cat On service tcr .hs Oregon Improve
NEST Company &zaong lie islands in The lower
Sound
The little steamer Alta was transferred 70
Henri csoa3 yesterday By John c. Fso-ahe<s,
he- sornsz ewae-. The consideration vas
s-oa
The steamer Michigan VII rroh.blr be ina
next 10 occnpy the marine ways. to hare ae-
bottom cleaned snd painted
fu-- wx-ssea Rogers is the chairman Of the
committee oE steamboat men en- harhor decora-
tens Scr The Ssh Of Nay.
Steamer ". r. NJ a-es has trea laid % for q
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a1sT Dsekss cmsess - Cr1ne-Hs He
Three Csmpananns.
deputy GhesiGb ~. G. Evfen "a Z n
sanghAn. cf Gkagz1 cennsy. ursvsd a r. erin
- evening - rUufe - walla Waila vffs forr
candaoasn f1r lie peaisensfary. The prisunern.
Nnoee nA1es Ge Ezner Boek. Charles Ianarev.
xnAk Norton ana 2. q Bnnnnn, were iodxed
= Ne eoansJ jsii 70 awais he Sis celock frssn
W. norntng, - which they aze - proceed On
thsir toumey.
klmex neck ho hen serteueed for forrerv.
M = nos unfamiliar with The of6ces Of the
~ here- He was Gressed in seattle some tszns
= Oeso5a last foe burglary. bat - Released On
IN A. ~ saE,e ume he aufhorstses Of skxxss
county weD looktng fx him Coz the exine fos
which - = DOw rnder sea1enee, md q suor q
= ~ Released Customs 0acer Hnadea I'D
MN axTesesd md secured the reward which had
neen e9erOd iof his eapeure.
ksesious 70 bis arrest hare, while The sheria
- searching foF him IN . hsrse In which he
rs supposed TO - il Aidine. h stose ozs
ne oack 10y. tnok H. shsRzEs horse
ma ou1yy md snnde awny- He snsd
TIE oufst and sAeEfay afEexwnrd csne 70 Sesstse.
He uns subsequently axresosd on ne ehxrxe q
DunglAsy md gave the nAne 81 William LevtA
HA nue name = Elmer BECK The other three
ue uDdex senee1ces 0ee for grand LARCENY ana
TOO for burglary.
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oC3Bn1o9 couEY-HUMEa, y.
& 0sm3m< N c C. Cc,ernaa-Goods sold;
BN1uneda verdict In favor Of plaintiff foo
nlsAe fsse and Marine Insurance Company
- c Buzks-Prouiasosy note. Judgment:
- Ryssn w. Puget sound shore Railroad
Damages; jury Trial: verdict Tor
~ Warrington va All wine-Keep;ne an
- t1zul: demurrer 20 information, died.
= Roberts vs. Watkins 4 Conkidsne-
I'D: Jury trial. pending.
IL Rather Of widening south second strees
hnsen N seaf'le, Lake shore d Eastern
Ey Observation-Disclosures until NayA
u Guy vs. Mesgx Misunderstanding and
o1zaa.ns GompAas-Deisnat. entered.
- Dyscheff w Elliott Bay Bridge ana
sapuixtion<; fled
srrERsoR corxT-osBczx J.
~ Eaxiana Furniture COMPANY Va Z ysr.
e-lnnsEerred TO Judge Eumes' depart
A.ln Hydea ~ Pnses sound shore Railroad
0y-1nnsserreas 20 Judge hunes depart
DIG MCKAY Va C. E&w.L L Russell state
= taca signed
~ - matter az Cathzrine O. Hercerscn--
- swcrn-
Sn Sal ia ]. r. Crxnst,n--order Of cefaris
Ee<E<nf Esed for SIS.
eennAia 4 Puget sound Railway Company
- E1Ea NcC.xnshsn-Orcer TO shcv csuse ..
1tR Apssi 2.
" Aiiier vs. TAcuas Psyne-Dsssnls and
@0ezt fled fog sl.Ss7.
L2mssef and Commercial Company u
Aeans-ortef % dismissal. died
simon. receiver Of Oregon Improve
tozrsny. IA Seattle Construction Goa
g1cAe1 1rnza trial cxsSE9s&-
LoaE W. \. H. lxstlmer-Hea-sag
snxy t:aal; pc nding.
esAsx nEFakrxxxT-cssoRx.. ,.
n Ca:na-zne q. Hcrasrxo1-per-es
e1mlrxs-xtas.
&eEn Il Rehabilitation for FRO
NlE decree admitting VIII - probate
.SAx 1shc W, whi;eheEd, executor
= william e MIL Report Q. commits
10: osas. OF Continuance until May !
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To Odd Feiloux,

The committee hxrsas IA charge TIE celeh-sl-
Ing Of the -: anniversary OF Odd Fellowship
hare decided 20 commemorate TIE Cay ~ 81
tending the Esrs, Methodist Episcopal eaRrch zs
o'clock n N. Sun8ky. Tie Rev. Mr. Gilbert
AID Rev lehn r. ps-aon vii address the
meeting
All Odd Fellows are frs.errzsly invited 70 rsees
with the various lodges al IRE ciEy NJ oc3 Fsl-
lows Temple. Nerth seattle, 81 o'esock sharp
Carriages viii be provided ior the ladies Of TIE
gshekah Degree
+ A fozSSoS.
c. ?. TEssy EacAErGen.- No .
J. N TagLcG.
NG. Olive Branch Lodge, No.
IL. KNOTT.
" 6. Seattle Lodge, Nc :.
Z. 1. EolNks-
" G. Yrasezisy Lodge, No IS
T. Il. pESSIxs.
" 6. Mystic Lodge. No 8.
~ Brown.
Nc Lake W AsAsngsua Lodge. Va. s.
COMMITTEES
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WANTED CORY GLORY
George Melse Takes Revenge for
His Discharge.
BIG JOE LLoYD.s WOUNDED Leg


A discharged express wagon driver manned
George Melse, zsseupsed % murder his sorxer
empioyer, soseph lord. yesterday, firing are
mos q him only one of which soek e1eeI
Laoya "a. shoS II tAe rsAf Fzz1 OF TIE aakls. tas
onilef gTsznx The csros OF The heel md tie
oone, sn1afs-ng vssy pAsnful- bzf nos dznSz-
oHs wound
Ine shooting occurred abo1f o'clock Il the
Afternoon - frouf oil the Maitland livery sfshae
On west street. near University Nelss had
been discharged By Lloyd because G. draaken-
ne1 and snsfsenticn to business few DAYS
$50 ne INSIDE settlement with Lloyd and signed
rerezpf noEiedging the payment II fzil of
Al money cue hin he claims fsass his en-
rieyef, instead q psying hiE fFT-.se amount
due Ean-Fasd him bat 81 He ted his ss6zy
70 seyerA men q The Cay1es sasoczr On West
and University streets, and TO o<heu ~ tie
Maitland srahses. md also fhrease1ec % take
ne aetsnee -o1f os 1oyds skin
sssferday Nease wss taking to group al Eg1
IN froos o. sze Maitland stables md the question
OF his caMcrisy with Lloyd vas nrougAf ~. and
ne sxzd. with An oaxh:
pug Big Joe fuu OF hoses the 1,1t u1e
see nin
Aoc1f tae same time big Joe Lloyd came
out OF LILY, Bcgardus 4 Cas- warehouse just
across the street, driving heavy pzlr Of black
horses Attached 70 . truck load Of bsiec hay.
WITHOUT a1ofAE word Ae2se stepped little 10
one xide, drew 2eaiiher revolver and basxsd
Sway HE frsf sh0t wss foe oaly enc thai took
enesf
Az soon - Lloyd saw Nelse with tie revolver
be wkipped his horses into ruz. and the hay
n the track shielded him from the other bEiie.z
One ca the bullets grzxed the top Ct the wagon
and went tArozgh Large pane Of glass IN the
tsy1g3 saloon
As soon Is he had em2tied his revolver Neise
turned and ran through the Maitland s.Ahsek
AID the police have not yeS discovered hi
h.aing place
Lloyd kept right On q tast IS his trighiened
horses, cat By tie singing Lash, could Ga He
Was ferrifed and held LA wou1ded foof high in
fhe air and tie blood eazne out and LEFT Grim
son Line On the pixnket roadway A. the horses
and tuck dashed By Baxter & Gas wharf, the
driver. With blxnched face yelled out:
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SPELL GaIS Fer THIS NayTa

a PAIR OF SOLITAIRE nsAwoSr EAR
rrxs- wzSEk7az 81 rxrnsx sssa Wa. Szzsrss.s N
rEse rrser. Fs-SrxFr rEs - rsssrs xssS u = Tns-
~ shxz - tssz;ssr cp-ens rsssr sasra NJ - In
kErsMx -
a PAIR OF SOLITAIRE nrAsayD FaF-
Hnrs ~ssxAarsx czrazx es cazans sse.z cssr.r
ytssesszF rz1 70 srzsr~, Anfrk-7 szFse ws-hazs7 q
aaezz - ard CO dAxzzzns 7rsr-1= 60. .zce q Asa
a.ss A<sfS ssssS sfss fasn $50 - Zzpza
A MAGNIFICENT D-Axoyo Avn Hrsy
= STTssy Eng szxrsa As1ss1 raAse> As,z : ssa,-
1h1st 11Azon9 II 1as cszzs~ 4 Enni~su,p <xnSe
z7sE , sFe41 while 6lxEnu3Gx e rzr< z.e-14rzsar a
EErxesas Es2zasr1 zns srpe-zss ysr-r rru~p re
daAssas.ess x<x4znx I 4 <Arxx xze x<rv FIRE
szaerzaas rnsr eE sal5.Esre sssxvrsn-e <xr-snr~
EefEs1rsr czrz1 af rhrsce sz~ss rrsinr rne rzrr
SesE q 49, EaAIA1 c1Sa NJ 1ezsf 80 - 1zazrx1A
4 HORSESHOE ScARF PIN. PrRE wHrrx
= ncxzearsax and exckgr5snsz5sr Er@ e.1--nSss
A z1AEzs 1cezf YAr &C Sx.s'x &inrnars x.~-r~ W.
assss zea.acs s1ee1 c3zr 1sxsrsax - rz-~ rer<er-
AL.z s<axhsrg cxrxi iAese hu-sare sr< xr-sxs-
szsF eac-1red- o1r price b go. xAsr raU3e cass
n1zx u Ezszsrxxe
MARoT1SE RINGS BEsxG VERY Nrr7
~ ssEEA1 z7ss ~s ES1 aeec<7he n 5s-w tezns Nh
n11 frsdr purchasers n ezr sxsre- An <n~rns3
roe cssss1- su,rzEzz5ez sr 20 E-xs -Esr. <sx~enas
g 80 Alxxaons ana -zsAr rnxruxsse -sEr = gslr-
er aiessa rneT szrrsz1s5e7 III - caazr< <<ssrr<.1
S1s<4 EESs< Eexz1rsr91z &nwzsg xsrc@ezs s<F<r ~
5- WITT 1xrue rsv Azss esaxcns ssx.rorrss< ,S-sr
= rz-e wsss@ 0fc Msrs 1lkr1easdx arsa lxrre 49,
$xc~Frass<AHr EDe rH&sex IN tie cer1<r - 50
sdaSaasfzslT aor rsace 81 &l2a
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q. SAfs WOULD NOT TESTIFY.
tasee 81 Hfkobe's slayer Released
Tor Lack Of Eytdeu~e

stkus- TIE japanese lodging house
No sas charged Jointly with Neral
-. VIA Tie rnErder Q. R.koAe ia wAite-
scsSasFaai ard dlves Was released after Q
~scse 9asssee Won Tcex. yesterday.
- &c oexrezet 10 shcw iAsf Nxko& xiaeS.
. s<a Neral 70 commit the murder. au,
Asaas cs1ia nos prove his ease. he q
.ass al Ire lars who saw the fatal
|S-asas s asss xasfsense3 a. witnesses are
- VIZ moral sad vii Fer.uss them
nctsxs.ry - eject the release az
ss<:saasa count-yn.n.
yea libel and several attorneys &C.
s NJ Mcbride yesterday down 20 tie
FslaafAas where the murder WAS
g asd examined TIE plxceA
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LUMBER BUSINESS DULL
ssroe Many snail Mills" says Mr. Cy
ruA walker.

Nr. Cyrus Walker, o. Port Ladsor. president
of the Puget Mill Company. IS ~ the Rainier
hotel "The lumber business 10 very quiet
said he last night: indeed hare never known
il 20 be qsiefer The war In Chile has cut OF
. part uf cur market, ard sm afraid that when
the lighting Is over. those fellows down there
viii have no money LETT 20 buy lumber with.
ssBnt the chief sroaaie Is that los OF small
mills have within few yexrs started in, ana
have orerssoeked the market look sor no great
activity In the business during the next sir
rrsnn.Axs
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T0KIN,
SNGERNAy
& CO.,
7I7-IasI-ss FRONT ST.

SEATTLE. April IS. 1891.
About the opera hats. those
that you viii want for the nights
the Bostonians are here. our
millinery department. has JUST
the sort YOU need We have
received number of orders
for the bonnets and cannot
promise 10 have yours finished
IN time unless you place the
order BY afternoon today.
The two central show wsn-
dows should have an extra at
traction to feminine eyes.
First window IS full of those
&c chaliies. You can see ali
their beauties without trouble
of looking over the goods.
The chaIlies have a peasant
beauty running through them
this season. which explains well
their steady sale Those Ne
show IN the window are exc
ciusively the 25c kind.
In stock YOU viii find an im5
mense selection of the finest
imported challies- Must b
seen to be appreciated
The showing of shoes in the
third window IS from our exc
clusively ladies' shoe depart
ment II gives a partial idea q
the stock We are carrying.
When you visit the depart-
ment just keep in mind thae
every box you see contains
either ladies' or children'sshocs.
We do not handle the mems
shoes at all in this deparunenf.
It's perhaps trifle early to
make much of a talk about
parasols. but We just mention
our new stock of them 50 thar
you viii know where to come
when the parasol season opens
We have a superb stock Of
these goods The parasols are
fine enough and the prices 50
fair that we have been selling
them steadily during all this
rainy weather.
We have an idea for next
Mondays 9 o'clock sale that
VIII surely please YOU
All the particulars of thesale
and the special prices viii bcin
tomorrow's paper.
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JOHN RYAN.s RLoOD-LErrING.
A CAinaman Turns on Him and Carves
His Arms Arsissieally.

John Ryan IS locked up IN jail nursing ssve-al
painful cats On his xrsas that Were inflicted
with butcher knife n The hands OF m angry
csinsnaa Last nigh; Ryan was drank and he
went into Cni2ese laundry O. Jackson street
He attempted 10 c.esn ont tie place. b1f Was
himself nearly killed. lie vss arrested ca q
charge Of disnr.eriy conduct by Captain J. /.
R2rck Ryan ccald ncs idrnaIy tie SAlnzraza
who cut him. and no further arrests were made
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fave Cs0n1ttee Meetfng-
DE- G. y Caihoun, of Il Cornez, - 1t lie
Rainier hoeel. having cnms yesserday fron Ia
coma where he hsd been attending meeting Of
the executive eonmzftss IL ~ Worlds fair
commission The night before. sOrf meeting BE-
gan 81 Olympia said he lngf night, but Cd
sourned to Tacoma, where we were abe 70 secure
larger attendsnce
Ne trnnancted various routine business. the
most iDpngtmut being the making cut Of recui-
nsaons log the money Ne shall nred during the
next lew monthA You zee under the terms Of
the Inv the state auditor was unwilling 70 pay
cut money in acquisitions signed By the psesi-
Gent alone. bat wanted the signatures Of the
executive committee 80 ne get them
Ne also discovered that our spece hes not
yet been secured ~ Chicago We bad supposed
that TIE natioasl commissioners appointed By
the governor Senstor Henry Drum. Of Tacoma,
or Mr.. G 3 Bsgisy. Of Seattle, would attend 70
that NATTER but ne found IL had been left 70 Va
feaf re are . little sases bat ne directed cur
president. DR. n. G. Esalock. OF Walls Walla, 70
take aczion q once
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YESTERDAY the committee % tbs bard os eN.a-
eaton On ecsidings and pahlse grSazds-!. r
ysepsourzll. ". X. Hughes ana TAssHAs W
P-asea-aeid a meeting n NJ AaclsosiSzAls
ere q, sxsraine The Plans fer ssf1assens -
ser.si- al the scheeAaousex Of tie ely Taey
~1ase m changes in thea
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Mere Prosrereaa-
Mr. and Ma Z d. Bannixfer, Of Helena are
at the Rainier hotel Mr. B9nnisfer, Who Is q
prominent Montana mising nan, said yexfsr-
Gay The mines Ia Cur state have newer bee1
dcsag better than q present The silver bill re-
GETTY passed By congress had the effect Of rais-
ing silver from s. cenfs % nearly Sl-9 IN ounce,
and In consequences the mining business uEs
gressly stimulated Noney was put in ,.eeiy
and many prospects were developed into snznex
Silver has fallen again, ada many al the lower
grade ores are mot being worked. but sssii think
tie price viii come mp syzsn-
'-0ne d;fscuity under the present bin IL That
silver becomes . commodity for speculation,
like wheat. and the price 10 likely 20 vary
II have seen some good ores from this state
Eyou ind roc have rich mining country back
of yon. then .oa can be pretty sire that seattle
VII become great smelling center
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-25

Colonel 7. n Andersen, Of vancouve9. com
nander OF tire Fourteenth regiment, il q the
Occidental hotel, having eome up frcm Puyallup
encamrxnenl aThe chief drawback 20 OR
pleasure said be yesterday. @was the rain, and
Of that We had good deal
s-Do know whether my regiment Is 60 be
moved from Vancouver. Really. don't The
papers . few days ago p1hiished Q Lisa of the
regiments which have been q one station for
Eve yeass or over, and said that these regiments
were about b Be moved Nov, - . matter Of
TACT, there 10 talk every rear OF general chang
ing around but - . rule cniy two or three
regiments are moved each spring. Ny regiment
may be ere Of those few, then again il BAY
not The whole matter dspends upon the
authorities al Washington"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-25
PARTY OF MILL MEN.


Their Way East.
Mr. q D. wyman and NJ. ". r. Martin. Of
Fairhsven. and Mr. H. p. GioTer. of Ypsiianti,
we're q The Occidental hotel yesterday They
are al interested In . saw mil e Sehorae. Mr.
Wynan 10 on his way 70 Boston, Mr.. Martin 10
California. and Mr.. Glover % his home Mr..
Glover 10 . very prominent manufacturer, being
interested IN the Yp<Ilanu Dress Stay Nanrfsc-
turing Company, and the Ypsilaati Paper Box
company He II also president Of the Ann Ar
Dor street. rsiivay and vics president Of the
Yp<flanti motor line.
In speaking Of his mill q Sehome he said yes
terdsy: I'VE and the regular lumber business
rather duh 81 present. and I undentand that Ii
10 dull al along the Sound However, ne in
tend 20 - iato the cedar lumber business, and
understand that fog the various forms Of cedar
thers 10 always pretty good demand"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-25
WANTS rAr roR PLANS.

~. DernhaeA's Suit Against Rev.
Samuel GFeeae.
49, agninst Rev Samuel Greene for "a. for
Dl2 81 church, was taken % the supe-
lgut yesterday on IN appeal from Justice
111exs court The suit uas brought in the
- eDurt By George W. DorDhsch, Who
Iwue sw church plans furnished and - for
- eeies Of the p,sns, which. he zyA wess
st % February Is 1852
o1sch got Judgment fog his claim Ia the
- esurf sid Greene appealed the csss TO
1uRxior court
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-25
rHrY sAY Ia coNrAINs SO roisoN.

re celebrated cAe-zlsss. whose opinions are
sAsge the price OF gold, tell y Aas tnes $500
SAN FGA~E9seSa. 3EEe - s>esa
razr Ss~s- We have snsss an exhaustive efes2.
teal sna,ssis az -wissaEals EoeerslEse. csraArs1
~ as IN TIE open MARKET sssa HAa ~ 20 x -
49, As rxsx.saEsus a. ssssese-sex izc<c-sczts-
rTsss.s-ss.ssr harmless r-egsrsfssa isr IRE .xee
~ s-.-lT THOMAS Pk1cx & SoS.
Analytical t.esz1s.S
To Nessya ". " wsssson & Ga