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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-06

PUYALLUP. Wash, Sept. II. 1891.
Seattle lntelligencer-Dear Sirs:
Received your paper and map afro. h.
l am well pleased with both. | con-
slider the map alone worth double the
subscription paid. Most respectfully
yours, ;. b.
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much nloret published price Very respectfully A
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CLALLAM BAY. Wash, Sept Is, 1s91.
To the Managers of the Post-Intelli-
gencer-GentIemen / received your
map, given with the additional sum of
20 cents, with the paper. and am very
much pleased with it. No person will
ever regret having such useful article
in their house. Yours respectfully,
F. 4.
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InAenendent Order OF Forastsr.

Coart seattle, Nc s26, meets on the first and
th4r4 Mondays 0t gach manIh.
The members OF the order are working hard 10
win the prizes offered for those Who secure the
most members IL glvea time
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The sons of 81 Caorr.

Washington Lodge, NJ. 81, sons OF ST. George
held an important meeting on Tuesiay, al which
District Deputy Ralph simon Installed the fol-
lowing o1lcegs. President, W SstedelI: yics
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NELSON. Wash, Sept. %. 1891.
Post Intelligencer Co., Seattle Wash:
| received the map and papers ali
right. | am well pleased with the map.
1t is handsome, indeed. | would not
take s. for the map. Yours, A.
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PRAIRIE Wash Oct 4 1SQ1

nhIhIE z, " doiI., OCT. r IoJK.
Post-1ntelligencer Co., Seattle, Wash.
-!Sirs: TOUR map is at hand in good
order. was very much pleased with
it. 1t Is far superior TO what | expected
to find. Yours very respectfully,
Z. E. s.
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KELso. Wash. Oct. 6. 1901.

kELS0, WISH, Oct. 8, 1881.
Post-Intelligencer Co., Seattle Wash.
-Geatlemen: Your premium map re-
ceived and | am very much pleased
with it. Well worth the amount you
ask for paper and map, 10 say nothing
OF your valuable paper. Yours truly,
p. j.
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LooP LOOP, Wash, Sept. q, 1891.
Messrs. Post-Intelligencer, Seattle,
Wash.-Dedr SirS: | received the
double wall map in good order and am
well pleased with 1t. would not take
IS and DO without 1t. II. R.
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SILVER P. O., Wash, Oct. q. 1891.
To the Post-Intelligencer Co, Seattle,
Wash. GENTS: The map came all right,
and We are much pleased with 1t.
Many thanks. Very truly yours,
NJ. w.
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VAsHoN, Wash, Nov. IA, 1891.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Seattle,
Wash.-Gentlenen Received the map
in good shape and am well pleased with
it. Yours truly, CIV.
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WATERvILLE, Wash, Sept. Is, 1891.
Post Intelligencer, Seattle. Wash
Gents: ] received your paper and map
in good shape. Was greatly pleased
with both The map is all that a man
could possibly wish for. Yours truly,
NJ. =.
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CHETAN Waah Sa

CHELAN. Wash. Sept. Is. 1901.
Seattle Observation-Disclosures - Gents.
Map came in good shape. We are we'll
pleased with IT, Think it frst-ciass
and just what we needed. MANY
thanks. Yours respectfully, I'D.
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TESTIMONIALS.

These testimonials are exact Copies of few of the letters
ceved from subscribers Of The observation-disclosures received
the Premium Map offered by this paper the
office Of The INTELIGENCER and be by who call
and examine The signatures of those who have kindly their
satisfaction with the map withheld publication
liberty this
advertisement
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AGAssIz, B. c., Nov. Is. 1891.

Post-Intelligencer Co., Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sirs: | received your premium
map today 1t arrived in good shape
am we'll pleased with it, as it is the
most useful premium that a person
could get. Very truly yours,
J. z.
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Dorcr.s Wash Oct 8. 1891

DOUGLAS, Wash. Oct. s, 1891.
Post-Intelligencer Co., Seattle, Wash
Dear IStrs: Your premium map ar
rived today all O. X, and TO say that
was pleased would be putting it mid.
You never had more truthful heading
to any item than this one, something
for Nothing-Neely's Reversible Map
and the Post-Intelligencer for $50"
Yours respectfully, L. W.
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HALLER CITY, Wash, Sept 5, 1891.
Post-Inteiligencer, Seattle. Wash
Dear Sirs: Map received and must say
it is splendid one. All admire it,
Yours truly, T.
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FARMINGToS, Wash, Nov. 10, 1891.
Seattle Observation-Disclosures, Seattle,
Wash.-Dear Sirs: | received your
premium map in good order and am
well pleased. Yours respectfully,
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TExryo. Wash, Oct. 81. 1891.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Seattle,
Wash.-Gents: Map received in good
shane. Well pleased with the same.
Please accept thanks. FL.
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SKAGIT CITY. Sept. %, 1891.
Post-Intelligencer Co, Seattle.
Wash.-Geatiemen: I have received
your premium map In good order and
am well pleased with it. Yours very
respectfully, C. C. H.
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Free and Accented Mssons.

Attention is called 20 the fact that the Scot
t>h Rite Masonry was introduced into the
United states AZ The city of Charleston In the
year l7>8 lsaac he Costa established q Grand
lodge Of Perfection IN that city ~ that time.
The late actor Florence brought 10 America the
Ancient and Arabic order oi the Mystic Shr.ne.
which j. not ia Itself Masonic, but only Knights
gemplar AMI Scottish Kite Nasous can Join.
Ca Wednesday ulgat Lorraine Chapter had its
regular meeting. aud elected the following
officers: Wortay mAtron, Mrs Eslzs Sackmaun:
worthy patron, W V kInehart. jr: assoc ste
IastroU, Mrs. Ella godfrey; treasurer. Mrs
EaRa Ellis was reelected, secretary. Mrs.
Allet: couductress, Ms. g. y Knight: associate
conGuc;rcss. Mrs. G. +. Pisa back OtEer officers
VIII be appointed prior 70 the evening o; the
installation Of officers.
Al installation Of officers viii take pl ace on
TIE evening preceding - Johns day, which
falls ou December e.
seattle Commauiery. Nc, =, helds It's regular
gaaelaVe on Thursday evening ~ which one
companion was elected 10 receive the honors u
the order Considerable reCalsr business was
dispatched and wss followed by dril
Aspecisl meeting al Washington Council of
Ks3osh, Nc. l. was held yesterday afternoon.
sud iroul the ntneieeatA 70 the twenty dgta de-
srceS were conferred on three candidates.
Al the elections except knisAts Tcmp,ar
VII Re held ta!s moata.
This week there VIII he heavy business in 81
the lodges
Independent order Of odd Fellows.
There are about Il0 Od3 Fellows lodges in
Washington, with a mcmbegshlpof over l1053
Termsaia Lodge. No. lo1, net on Taurslay
evening and initiated four new members
olive Branch. No, :. hiss moved - tIernEnfa
hail, xnd held the dvst rleetnE II the new hall
and elected ths following ef5csfs' Noble grand.
". J. TramiA; wee gyaad. Captain Jefferson:
secretary, Robert Hamilton; treas 8rer. ". X.
Wilbur.
Canton Seattle, No. g met on Monday. and
was mustered in by Post Commandment n +.
Holmes and the following officers were uomi-
mated aud elected; Captain commandment :. h.
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GUY. Wash. Oct. 80. 1891.

GUY, Wash, Oct. 80, 1891.
Post-Intelhgencer Co., Seattle, Wash
Dear Sir: will say that | received
the map that you sent me in fine shape
and am we'll pleased with it. and also
the paper. 1t has the right ring, for |
am a Republican from away back.
Yours respectfully, T. j.
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SHARON, Wash, Oct "a, 1891.
Post-Intelligencer Co.. Seattle, Wash:
/ received the map all right and was
we'll pleased with it. 1t is the best
ever saw for the money. Yous respect
fully, c. w. b.
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BOISE P. o., Wash, Nov. 8. 1891.
Post-Intelligencer Co., Seattle, Wash.
Dear SirS: | have the pleasure to in
form you that have received this fine
map safe and sound, and it is certainly
beauty-Bran new and fresh as a
daisy in May. Please accept thanks.
Yours with respect, ].
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WALLA WALLA, Oct. 81. 1891.
Post-Intelligencer Co., Seattle, Wash:
The map came in due time | don't
see how you can send the paper one
year and map for $3.50. 1t is splendid.
Yours respectfully, d. n.
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TO RENT
Hotel Metropole
VANCOUVER. b. G.

This elegant building viii be finished January
lst 1897, and Will be let uuluF ishsd ON lease f@
3 term Of years. IL is situated IN the business
center OF the rapidly growing city Of VsneouysS
and Is fitted throughout with all the modern IN.
proyemepts, elevators. etc. The building, which
Quilt OF stone and brick Is four stories with nrse
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y magnificent view Of the harbor can 10 obtainsS
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Ballard Secret Societies

Salmon Bay Lodge No. 100, |. o. 0. F., met
Wednesday night in Manny's hall and elected
the following officers for the ensuing term
Charles Gourdon, y. G.; d. DesuOyer, v c.. !;
John Wheatman. recording secretary; George F.
Holden, financial secretary; Charles MeLachlan
treasurer /. z. Comstock, trustee
Occidental Lodge, No. -, A. +. & A. NJ. met
Saturday night and elected officers for the ensu-
ing year They will be installed on ST. Johns
night.
A. .. Z. W. held their bi-monthly meeting as
usual and received several new members
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BUCKEY, Wash, Sept. 3, 1891.
Post-lntelligencer Co., Seattle, Wash.
-Sirs: Your premium map came all
right. | am highly pleased with it.
Cannot see how you can afford ii for the
money. Respectfully, In.
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CoUPEvILLE, Sept. 26, 1891.
Post-Intclligencer Co., Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sirs:: Your premium map came
TO hand in good condition. Am well
satisfied with it. Yours, with thanks,
T.. Y. c.
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MADRoNE, Wash, Nov. 6, 1891.
Post-Intelligencer Co., Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sirs: | received the map all
right today in the mail, and am much
pleased with it. Yours, ETC., r.
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Wellington. B. c.. Oct. 81, 1891.
Post-Intelligencer, Seattle, Wash
Gents: The map arrived in frst-class
condition. 1t is in every sense satisfac-
tory. j. b.
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Pc ELL, WASH, Sept 10, 1891.
Seattle Post -lntelligencer - Gentle
men: The map received and gives
great satisfaction to ALL 1t is the latest
improvement. Yours truly, Nj
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GLMAN
and
o success myours e.
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PALoUsE CITY, Aug %, 1891.
Post-IntelligenCer Co., Seattle, Wash.
Gents: Map arried all o. X. Think
il is line. S. &C.
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There is no danger in giving Chsmberlail's
Cough Remedy 10 children, AS ii contains no in
furious substance; besides il IS unequaled for
colds and Group. Children like it. For sale by
druggists.
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ABERDEEN, Wash, Nov. 9, 1891.
Post-Intelligencer- Sirs: | re-
ceived the premium map all right. 1t
pleases me very much, especially the
new features and exhibits. Yours
truly, NJ. b.
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WATERyILE. Sept. 10 1901

WATERvILLE, Sept. 10, 1891.
Post-Intelligencer. Seattle, Wash
Deer Sirs: | received the map in good
order. 1t is more than it was repre-
sented TO be. 1t is worth double the
price paid for the paper and map. 1t
is much larger and inner work than we
expected. Yours respectfully, w. G..
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BEALLsvILLE, o., Oct. 8, 1891.
Post-Intelligencer, Seattle, Wash
Dear Sirs: / received your map in good
order, and think it grand. ". ST.
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FROM VANCOUVER

Empress of Japan. November 10
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SPECIAL OFFER.

The here referred large double wall map three
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On is RandNcNaly map-showng
also Canada political
historical chart pictures
intended only for subscribers the WEEKLY
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These
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For full information apply 70

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-02-28
Special Notice.

All persons are uotIhed that team =
tiers who take lum Der from -rooa ere
dane in lame CANYON Wtil De prose
~ BOD The uan wso took Wv ra'k
Ises will T-stK ~ VI, SGG = SS@G1
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w. AAS~.Sss>- 81 y q es0oS4z&I.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27
pEAury's PRESERVE
what women should no 60 Withstand
the Ravages of Tins.


Women who wish to retaif their
youthful look and graceful carriage
should give more attention 70 The build
ing up OF firm flesh and plump muscles
by healthy bodily exercise. which
brings not only clear compilations and
bright eyes, but health and happiness
and a fuller enjoyment OF life IN every
sense of the word. Particularly II IL
useless 10 put faith in ~so-called COM
iexion beautifers and lotions for re-
loving wrinkles.
They are simply caused by a fabby
condition of the muscles OF the parts
where they appear. Some fiber OF q
small music being inserted In the in
tegument near the outer angle OF the
eve. for example. each contraction OF
the parts allows little wrinkles TO APP
pear. This need not and does not,
make permanent ones. II Is only when
the muscle has lost its fullness from
ill-health or age hat these little lines
radiating from the outer anglo OF the
eyes become ''crow's-feet." What Is
true OF the muscles OF these parts Is
equally true OF other parts OF the face
and body.
IL Is the duty OF every oma 10 be
ms charming as possible. and there are
many simple remedies for softening the
skin which are not injurious. IL Is the
bleaching fluids which some women
use unfortunately. which destroy all
healthy functions OF the skin. that the
wise will do we'll TO avoid.
Alum Is one Of the ingredients used in
tanning leather. IL is also the founda-
ton OF many complexion washes. No
comment Is needed. To grow old
gracefully Is possible 10 every woman.
and 10 battle with wrinkles is practi-
cally useless. except good physical de-
velopment be the first consideration.
The latest schools for the rounding
out OF the muscles teach a series OF
bending and turning which. II properly
applied. tend 70 keep the contours OF
the body symmetrical. Wise physi-
clans sometimes shake Their heads and
declare that this form OF physical cult
ure may be carried TO excess All wo-
men may not have all the time or
means To follow this course, but all who
wish to retain a youthful appearance
will keep every function OF the body al
nearly normal as possible.
Many bodily conditions conform TO
the mental. Depression OF spirits is
being recognized by the physicians as
a condition OF the body indicative OF
disease, and "A very difficult one 20 con-
tend with. Women seem particularly
liable 90 fall into this condition, and
there Ii no surer enemy 10 good looks.
Lead an active life. cultivate a cheer
ful spirit. make each day so full OF USE
fulness and loving kindness TO others
as 10 leave no time for small and petty
thoughts. which dwarf the mind. just
as noble thoughts and aspirations help
TO make a beautiful countenance; re-
Numbering that 10 have performed
we'll our part In life. constantly aiming
after hat which Is good. will give "A
%contentment OF mind conducive to
health and "a happy old age.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27

A real lady can always be known by
her surroundings and a real lady is al
ways considerable OF the feelings OF
others. especially when they are her
friends. A c~onsiderate woman will
not have for personal adornments
snakes, for curtain ties artificial spiders,
Holsters. dragons and frogs. These
Objectionable features that have re-
placed the Japanese fans as novel
drawing-room decorations are abhor-
rem TO the feelings Of many women
who are ~nervously constructed. To
call and see these realistic objects
dangling and creeping about causes
positive torture TO the people who have
"A fear of the real snake, frogs, spiders
and Holsters. These are m~onstrosities
OF fashion. and the elegant woman
should new lend herself TO the adop-
ton OF any such fad. II is not only
inconsiderate. but positively lacking
In charity. Post Dispatch.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27

TIE bee Is on the blossom sheen,
The bird II on the spray,
Nay turns 20 view the happy sceno,
And spring has led away
Tho sun Is high within the skies,
The forest leaves are grown,
Man seeks the shady paradise,
And summer bright has .fiowni
In heaps the crimson leaflets lie
Within the wooded wales.
Man turns 80 view the autumn SIX,
The sky Of autumn falls.
With storms the dreary lands assailed.
And long the cold winds roar:
Mans schemes OF happiness have failed,
And autumn Is no more
Things OF this world uncertain re-:
OF death full certain we,
Like winter, death e'er IN before
The glorious spring TO bel
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27

Confederate soldiers Who Didn't Know
the War Wa Over.

According 10 n story In Albert Law
sons War Anecdotes. I" the last con-
federate did not surrender until fifteen
months after Appomattox. The story
Is that on the morning OF Fourth OF
july. 1866. the secretary OF war. who
had planned a fishing excursion nj the
falls OF the Potomac. received a tele-
gram from the provost marshal Mt
Richmond. saying that "A squad OF O
federate soldiers were at his Office
ready to deliver up their arms and be
amncstied. Knowing that joking OF
rfrnt o r would subject the perpetrator
60 court-martial. the secretary fastened
10 the white house 20 consult with
President johnson. The result was n
telegram To the provost marshal:
WHO are they and where aid they
come fromgn
Answer was prompt and TO the
point:
Sergeant Tewsbury and guard from
Dismal Swamp. Did not know the
wal was over"
After n good deal Of laughter the
provost marshal was ordered 10 receive
their capitulation. which was conduct
ed in due form. Tewsbury, an old
Virginian. ordered his squad, a couple
OF Georgians. 10 give up their guns and
sign the papers, ~reserving himself
IA the last man of all the confederate
forces 10 surrender. The old SER
geant's description OF the way he found
out the war was over was amusing.
He and his companions had been
posted on the edge of the swamp 10
watch movements Of the union troops
from Norfolk. with orders 10 remain
until relieved. He was never relieved.
and subsisted on fish and game for
three years. AT last he met an old
negro who told him the war had been
over for about a year. which ''tickled
him better than II he had been kicked
by a mule" as he expressed it-New
Orleans Delta.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27
ne Can AFFORD IL.

In his time Lord Byron scornoi the
'lords and ladies' OF England. and
that country has really forgiven
him. An item from London says:
Sixty years ago the world couldn't
find means enough 10 do honor TO the
memory OF Lord Byron; to-day scarcely
fifty. people visit his grave In the
course OF a year. But Byron can stand
that sort OF neglect better than the
people. The man who wrote 'Childe
Harold Is secure against times
decay"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27
The ~Side-SaddIe.

The use OF the sidc-saddle for women
riders is traced To the time OF Anne OF
Bohemia, eldest daughter OF the en-
peror OF Germany. who married Rich
ard III. OF England. Previous to this
date. all Englishwomen bestrode their
horses In manly fashion: but. on nc
count OF a deformity, this German
bride was forced to use II side-saddle.
and the custom became general.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27
Finding the Proprietor.

Are you the proprietor?" asked n
visitor OF an important looking man.
mo. sir. I'm the master painter. y
lis that the proprietorp' he con
tinued. pointing 20 "A man even more
imposing in appearance.
mo. sir. He's the walking dele
gate. That little man mixing paint in
the rne Is the proprietor. New
York Recorder.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27
She was sun younr z.

The youthful feelings endure 20 a
great old age with some people.
Miss Rollins OF Pittsburg. aged SO,
recently broke n marriage engagement
with a man named Nelson. aged 6s.
Explaining. she said: My parents
would never allow me to marry a man
old enough TO be my father. ANY
young girl has n right 20 break n love
affair. ] have many %precedents fot
"a doing