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II you will wait moment" He put on
MS dressing gown and disappeared in an
Are you also studying the Scandina-
wan authors ?" he asked, peeping out aud
buttoning his collar.
Yes, l have commenced 10 do So"
There Is more in il than in any othes
modern nterature-more in it-no doabt
about il -
He came out and nut on a gray. old.
fashioned frock coat and gray stovepipe,
ana We issued out into the Macmillan
strasse.
What would you advise me TO read ?"
continued, walking beside him
IF vou wish to become ACQUAINTED with
Scandinavian literature. real BelImanna
Songs; wade through Ochlenschlarer's
'C0reggio and ANel and Walhurp.' do NOT
forget Blicher's and Winther's Poems
study Asljornson's and Noes fairy tales
Tegner's Frithjofs Saga Rydberv's SIM
goaIla, and, in particular, Paludan MueI.
ler's Adam Homo" il is the best enic in
this country, and. of course. Bioroson'x
novels and ibsen's dramas, and the criti-
cisms OF George Brandes. Those are the
most important that occur to me at the
moment; they will do for the beginningli'
And OF the modern wrters?" | asked.
"Drochmann, Strindherg, Arne Garbarg
and-no-that will prove sufficient
We had reached the Macmillan cafe.
where he was n regular guest and prom
inent figure. We said goodbye, lifting our
hats, and he disappeared IN the building.
lie sat down on one Of the round tables
ordered cup of coffee and studied the
papers, throwing glances now and then
over the edge at the passers-bv.
{. SADAKICHT HARTMANN,
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not resemble that of a president of the United
states or president OF the French republic.
The swiss president is a comparatively uniu-
pOrtant office, yet the swiss claim that theirs is
freer government than ours. The swiss con-
stItutlon vests the supreme executive power
in the bUndesrath Collect vely, which
consists OF seven members appointed for thTes
years by the general assembly. To the federal
councillors severHily are allotted the different
departments, namely, the foreign Office, thu
home office, deuHrtment of justice. the army. the
finance and custom, the department OF agricult
ure, manufactures and trade and the postofics
and railroads department The president and
vice president, elected for one year only and no.
re-eligble for the second year, do not appoint or
control these ministers or councillors, but carry
out the DEGREES of the council as nom.
inal heads Of the confederation during
their term of office They have voice
in celebrating on its policy, but less real
power than the prime minister Of a Kingdom
with parliamentary government The presi.
dent receives salary OF 500 q year. The
federal parliament consists of q senate and a
house of representatives,. The senate is CON-
posed Of two members from each canton and
the lower house has l47 members, who are
directly elected on the basis OF one representa-
tive for 20,U0o Of population. Many of the cam
tons have also their own legislature for domes-
tic affairs In several cAutlus every new
law or measure OF government must be sub
Initted to the direct vote 81 the people assem-
bled for the occasion. There are twenty-five
caHtons in Switzerland, with a population Of
3,qDG0
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DIR. BOWMAN 6 CO.'S
NATIONAL
SULLIVAN BLOCK, FRONT STREET,
SEATTLE, WASH.

These well-known and reliable specialists treat
a chronic, nervous, blood AMI skin disease also
al acute and chronic diseases az the eve aud ear
lher are thu most eminent PHYSICIANS on the
American continent AS surgeons they are
e9usled by none
NERVOUS DEBILITY, Spermatorrhea Semi
nal Losses. Night I'm ssious Loss ~ Vital Powers
Sleep eSSue>s, GloOminsss, Depression Of Spiri.l
Aversion t. society. Nearly piscpu- aged, Lack Of
Confidence. Dan, Listiess. NIT for Study or Bust
ness permanently and speedily cured
ALL SEXUAL DEFOhMITIES and impeii-
nIents TO marriage corrected
BLOOD AN - SKIN DISEASES, Syphilis com
pletely era!'catsd rhout the 81 mercury
Scrofula, tryssPelas Ni0tC mes. ErupuOns. Eczema
Acne. Ulcers flmpiss. Pans In the Head and
b nes etc, permanently cured when others have
Jailed
URINARY. Kidney AMI Bladder Troubles
WeaS BaS. burning Urine. Frequency of Urn
mating, Urine High ooTesl IA Milky Sc r.
mcHt stand n. Gonorrhtea Sleet, Cystit Is
Na-tocele. hydrucele, elc-. permanently cured
Charges reas 0nsbie.
STRUCTURE CGret In from fifteen 20 twenty
days ~ the latest ami mos, scientific methods
tATAERH. Throat. Nu>e AMI Lung Disc lses
successful ly AMI perm tnenj-y cured
PILES. tistai. ri<~urs. Re-. a I.cers. perfectly
cured without Anie .iEASgrv ar caustlc y o de,en-
ton from bus ness over .Ueo cases cared. Treat
ment scientific, safe and painless AMI wonderful n
IADIE~-Au FeuAs Weakness prornptiv
cured heAtsche, Nervous PrusJCati11, General
ppb;itfv >Ieep'aS>Cess, pepre-s On. Ovarian
Troubles Inflammation. liberation, Failing Dis
kidney onIp!4ints, Change % Lie, etc.
Ottice Hours a II - p. III sundays, a
y R-Parsous unable to visit rs NAV D. treated
=; their homes by coErespOndencs. CoCAu4s4sioa
fre&
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DEAR BOYS: I have had a great picnic for
the last week, cause the wheel Of nv cart
has been broken and haven't had to work
very hard, and Fred, the boy who drives me.
has had to walk most Of the time an hav
ing pretty easy time Of it now, for Papa
Hyams and Mamma Pauson are very good to me.
I hope the boy who gets me will be as kind
I expect to have lots Of fun next FRIDAY
night, for have been told that am to be
put in the window Of the big store on that
evening during the great opening. hope
all the boys in town will ask their mammas
and papas to bring them down town Friday
evening to and the store for it is
going to be fixed up just beautiful, and YOU
can have nice time. I want to see YOU all
at that time. Look for me in the window and
bring lump Of sugar.
Yours for the Opening,
THE PONY.
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DIR. WELT OF GLARUs.
The President OF the Swiss Republic In
Its Six Hundredth Year.

The chief official parsonage Of Switzerland n
DR.. Welt, Of Glsrus, president of the Bundles
rath" or federal council OF the swiss republic.
Il must be very interesting for Americans 10
know something of the methods of the execu-
tive OF government that has been q republic
since 1921. The swiss presidents authority does
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H4TRDRESSING.

TOHN T. WITTWER, THE ONLY PRO
- fessiOnal hairdresser and wigmaker in the city;
hairdressing: ladies' and cbidren's bangs-Cutting
q specially; most natural looking bangs kept In
stock and made TO order; all kinds of hair work
done in the very latest style OILS Front next to
Lowman 6 HaniorG's.
(uKCASSIAS HAIR PAELORS BANGS
" waves, curis. switches; goods made 10 order;
wig making a speciality; bang cutting, dressing
shamp0oing. bleaching and dyeiug. Rengstorf
block 709 second street.
FACE MASSAGE. THE NEW ART OF
4 acquiring good complexion without cosrnet-
les; hairdressing. cutting beeching, etc. mancur-
ing and chiropody Mrs. Reed, Atkins block. 3I5
Columbia street.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The GEAsD.

The GEASD.
J Bethel. p EB Piper, Grays HArb'P
{ + Wzbes1w ,HamiltuG " JolnsonGw, HaHIl
q IS 5er-tIss 4 v, fac + Finley, PJrt4an
" Wills. Byron. Cal J -;lyertGn. Portland
Otto Wu.Iwater. Caicae0A alters, y
Dav.4 Eeer, New YORK + A Dryer, u Louis
4 =tueA we'll. MILLION r q Wright. Tacoma
VI " NsUIty1, Benton Geo AoI.toR, Benton
4 York. Baltimore York, Baltimore
y CHrSt-u, Port aud i lie Land, New York
Al B4nca lancaster Wis Drank aDberE, y
J X " Ait-zan 4, ", &c / k9tNC IL, Neg York
J L Tenant Alabama HGWiAslaa, parta, = 10
" Fowler We -uQerr De IaUcv stone,
IS - IayI1r, Chicago r ~ lie Use, PGla
{ " Walker. Fargo, Nd e II Gardner * W, n Y
II byers + Il y Aarteil, : +
Il Murray, >
TIE zAISfER
Robbins Ny PHI woollsy. Hoolley
z Brown < =. 10 J X PRIOR & son,
+ u -Is ling, Portland c A Hanover. do
J = -I14lh, 60 = Holmes, 30
4 Itsser. Oakland G Holmes, DO
+ Wi.gste Cleveland y : Pusford. Tseoua
y CIV p, Blaine ; Nei1ss Sss Orleans
" q Cushing. A.uuepls Miss a4Taa, a.
K Ftul4y son, Ntctor1s J. =. In, 90
Mss FiTfavson DO T z Tf0tter, y
- r Fvars C0i SpfuKs s. Mir he'll, Portland
u Howard Chic.Eo Ird EipniastOn, London
NJ Is stevens 81 ontrsaI Ira Mont 5lhsphen, GO
A Cole 90 n J sterling. n i
J J NIL. - Paul Hill, - Ea1I
I I Ward, do
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vtals, l2-ounce, 5 s-ounce. 6-ounce 4-ounce
2-ounce and LOUNGE; loo pills Podophyiin
aud Leptandrin. geia;ine; 500 pills Aloin -iryeh-
Ma ana Beliadoana. gelaIins: 800 pills Strychnia
compound gelRtine: 500 Hyp0 tablets. Morphia
grains =, Atropine grains I-I50; 500 Hypo tablets
HydroafofDate Hyoscine. grains $50: pounds
mud extract Cascara Sagrada; pound fluid extract
taseara saErads, modified; pounds fluid extract
sarsapAriil@ Comp, for syrup; pounds fluid ex.
Tract frun Nirg; pound fluid extract Zngtber;
pounds fluid extract Lcorlcs: 8 pounds huid ex-
tract f5entIan: pound Ninum Ipecac: ! pound
Ninum Anthony; pound Vinum ColchIcum
seed; pounds Elixir Naierianate Morphia: 5
pounds Elixir Genfian and Tincture Ferri ChIor /;
rounds Haydeus Viburnum Prunifoum Comp. /;
4Oo 6eiatIne capsules. 100 each Nos. l. 2. and !;
gallons Malttne; gallons Maltine with Cascara
Sagr3dA; gallons Aaltins with HvpophoSphites;
s gallons sIaltine with Cod Liver Oil; / gallon
Aaltlne with Phos Iron Quinia and StrychniA: 2
gallons Maltne Yer0ene; gallons Bay Rum; 5
gallons Benzine: l gallon liquor pot Arsenitis:
= gallons Olive oil. pure pounds Rochelle salts:
pounds Poiass Chlorate: pounds Acid Oxalc: 2
pounds Alum Jumps: dozen best French flexible
catheters, = each Nos s. Z g. 9. 10 and a: 1
pound Hyposulphite Of Sodium: 10 pounds Resin:
] pound Gum Arabic; pound Gum Arabic pow
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LIMITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
- United States Of America. district Of washing-

LIMITED STATES NARSHAL'S SALE
~ United States Of America. district of Washing
ton. S.
BY virtue of decree to me directed issued from
the district court of the United States for the
the SUIT Of the United states against The sIcop
Cora her tackle, apparel and furniture, am COM
manded 10 sell the SAID soop Cora, her tackle APP
parel ana furniture. in accordance with decree
dated at Seattle. Wash, August 29, 1891 pro-
nounced in SAID court. hereby give public notice
that on the l4th day of September, 1891 at l
O'Clock in the afternoon Of the said day al the
city wharf, foot Of Spring street. in the city Of So
attic In said district. viii sell the said SOOp Cora
her tackle apparel and furniture, at public suction
10 the highest and best bidder tor cash, payable
~ the time Of sale.
Dated at Seattle this 29th day of August, 1891.
THOMAS L. BROWN,
Uni.ed states Marshal
By Fl. A BrGELow. Deputy
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TEA MERCHANT.

TWO POUNDS OF THE BEST LUMP OR
l. granulated sugar given with every pound Of
tea: coffee from % cents 10 as cents per pound;
pou nds OF sugar gwen away with every dollars
worth. NCr.h Pacific Tea Company, liz Pike
street. between Front and second
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CaRPFT-I4TING.

u laatt CLEANED REFITTED AND
sores A. Aes.seeseaning Ia AL It's branches; order
faetac C.,eIsAAn & Daulton's. 7I6 Second. and
AA"aA-s :! $ PsISy. gunner i'n' Anu spf'Hs'
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nR. sTILLSoN-EYE EAR, NOSE AND
IL throat. Halter building.
nR GEO. A. REICH-OCULIST. AURIST
IL and physician for diseases of the throat has
removed his office to rooms 205 and 206 Pioneer
building
nR. K1BBE-OCTLIST AND AURIST AND
~ physician for diseases of the throat: removed
TO Halter block. corner Columbia and Second
streets. rooms and ).
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Z TING.

DACIFIC RAILING AND PLATING COM
pany, manufacturers of iron fences grille
work, bar brackets. ratings. fancy iron work and
FIRE escapes; lowest rates; polishing and nickel
plating. lis Union street.
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SHIFT FACTORY

SHIFT FACTORY.
QUEEN CITY SHIRT FACTORY, $50 SEC
" ond street. All kinds of shirts to order; a per
feet tit guaranteed. George NJ. Hyland. Manager
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LANDSCAPE GARDENERS.

JEFFERSON. MARION & Co. LANDSCAPE
u architects; correspondence solicited Box
lSo. Fremont. Wash.
4 lfkkp GbASS<ER, FLORIST AND GAR
- eener landscape ornamental and al kinds u
$500 N0rA AZ reasonable rates Corner Madison
Aad White streets
AshAiCHAEf. STIRLING & CO, LAM d
70, ape epe gardeners; plans and estimates furnished
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HOTELS.
BOOk BINDER L,

L. ANTuONI'S BISDERG BLANK BOOK
Il manufacturers. Washington street. corner
Commercial. rooms and Terry block, Seattle
Wash.
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ENGFNEERs AND coNrR,cropx

- AN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CuMPANY-t-,l
- stneers and contractors Tor bridges 81 svsrr.1s
scrptoa; sharFbuiding, plls-3Tvlne. .i~s,5p-,ng
An steam shovel excavatinE, plans ans spf,.5f,te
tlotS furnished on application: correspondence -
hcged- Ofice. Occidental block. seattle Wa-h
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DIETNG IND CLEANING.
GAN FRANCISCO STEAM DEEING, LEAN
- ing and repairing works. $50 second street.
W ANDERSON. DYER AND CLEANER OF
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COMHISSTON AND STORAGE.

I'VE HAVE SUPERIOR FACILITIES IN
w our extensive warehouses for storing house
hold goods and furniture; also and other pro-
uuce IL r. Hammond & Co., s2l-S23 West street
corner Marion.
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A !. MCINTOSH. VETERINARY SURGEON,
y. graduate OF Toronto Veterinary College Of
fee at Montana stables, Fifth and Washington
streets: telephone. 200; residence telephone 367.
GREEN & NUGENT, VETERINARY PHYST-
VI clans and surgeons; honorary graduates On
tarlo Veterinary College. Office and inirtnary at
Quincy Cab stables corner West and University
streets: telephone. 4S2.
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AIuseees Hospital for Insane of Western washing
Ton, Fort Steilacoom. " ash. September 3. Is9f
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PROFESSIONAL NURSE.

AIRS wINDEBANK - LADIES NURSE
wi certifcated: could nurse lady at advertiser
home. III Oak.
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~ +. BOGARDUS OFFICIAL ASSAYER FOR
Y. Chamber Of Commerce: mines examined: as
saving and chemical work of all kinds done.
Rooms ~. 4S and 90 sullivan building, Front. be-
tween Cherry ami Columbia.
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DR. GEO. NEwLANDs. PHYSICIAN AND
IL surgeon. Pioneer building; telephone, Office,
AIT: residence, 400.
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hrs. DAWSON q EAGLFSoS, ROOMS $40
IL TO 5l6 Burke building. Office telephone, 81;
residence. BIS.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


OhoPosALs WANTED-SEALED PROPoS
= ais, IN duplicate will be received by the hoard
o. Trustees % the Western Washington Hospif a;
for Insane until October T. 1891 a. q O'Clock a M
tor furnishing the supplies hereinafter narled
deiiNefei At LaksvieW station. or Whvta's Wuarf
Steiiacocnl IN one shipment. within twenty davs
a.ter award Of contract Everything to be OF boat
q1aiity ana when 80 designated, samples required
gDoos Ieund 70 De INFERIOR 70 samples by which
the award was made will be returned At The aKuense
O. the contractor. Separate bids viii BE- received
LOT groceries, dry goods -four and feed paints and
OILS drugs, meat, hardware and other articles r0s
mere enumerated. Duplicate bids are required
written IN ink. prices carried out and footing for
ss.h cLasS- Samples TO be labeled. not with name
WI some character 10 represent name Of bid.
Ger, and an explanation Of character 10 be- Incos4d
on separate sheet. One-fourth cent per pound adj.
vantage VIII be gwen 10 parties bidding 10 deliver
nssn meat a. the hospital kitchen. Bids To be SEM
W. ). Fife. secretary board Of trustees Western
Mashlngton Hospital for Insane Fort Steilacoo,n
supplies" FNF" A"'
The trustees the right to reject anv or all
DOS, aud no bids will be received from Arms oTt
slde OF the state OF Washington except for WOODEN
s""0A GEORGE D. SHANNON,
W. ]. FIFE,
Mr.
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He rEs0eEl Ms sFec-ac-es lp On rs Iore-
head and turned his head quickly from
one side 70 the other as L 20 avoid showing
any emotion.
However. have said some bitter
things about Camilla Colett. the cham
pion Of 'Women's rights in Norway, who
insists on telling people that she has gwen
me the idea - Nora, IS il / were n need
Of woman 70 obtain an ides. 1 give in
naturally that one can he influenced
against ones own viii. / am sure that
Bjorns0n's and my dramas have been in
nuenCei by modern French literature,
and. a. much as | dislike Sardou, have
learnt from him"
Then lie went TO the table and emptied
his cup Of coffee.
My visit had lasted half an hour, and
so / made ready 70 take leave.
Where are you goingi Down the
Mammalian strassel / viii 90 with you
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40 70 HrINcER,' BYwATER A Goa
" and 10 West South Temple street,
iof I'm Rooths Gutterlng, spoutlng
Stoves and finwAre, etc.
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0zr- ATE Deposit Vaul,, ,la,sly tuf.
ala, snd ate pfooi Keats. iIB psr Js,r
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idaho Fails RcOister.-- Star valley,
lust south u the boundary line ~ the
Yellowstone National park, In wyom.
Ing, IL being rapidly settled up with
Mormona. Fifty families have recent
~ moved into that point from Utah
and Idaho. Tho valley IN which they
have taken refuge IL 1900 feet above
Tho sea, aud In y fine agricultural 10.
gion. II IL In Uintah county.
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Home and Foreign Missionary,

And ia desirable acquisition also to
every Student Of Theology aud other
person who value. tho means Of adyo-
eating and defending soripturally and
Historically tho Principles Of the Gospel,
The wishes OF the compIlers, that tho
work DO published without profit no as TO
be within tie reach Of every person de-
string II, hayo been studied In this ~
well NJ tho frat edition, aud therefore no
discount except for cost OF postage Is al.
lowed To dealers.
The book . bound Ia four different
styles and sorl postpaid 10 any address
At tue following
pRInEg IS oonts. SO cents,
iuonp' SO cents. and SiIo.
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@ WNsiow't hootniNa htnlr should
.oolhes The ehild fuftens the guns, Ailsys All
!ain. suffs wind collie. aud is The best rsmely
w uiAfih"A' iNeny I've cents a bottle.
lweoid
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A.. You In,.r,.,.,,,

Inc following frank statement from
>. T.. Hare, OF Trenton, Texas, will DO
Of Interest 10 many OF our eitlxens.
"My little boy was very had for i've
months with diafrhma. We used va.
iiouu medicines, also called In two doe.
tors, but nothing did him any good
until We used ChamberlaIn,s Collie
Cholera aud Dlarrhma Remedy. which
gave Immediate relief and SOON rured
him. ! consider II the BpsI MINORS
maus' anu cnii consolentiously recon-.
menu u - All who need n diafrhma or
1. Drug Dept. dS,
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pf'tod and for saio at
THE DISCREET NEWS OFFICE,
SALT LAKE CITY.
pELINouENr NOTICE.

me Nehs v Idaho Mining CompauY faca.
ZION = rflnf nal place 81 fH.irets. sal
lahe -, ttah. forAtlnn 81 Hlnrs and
Netht hiisfal liill Mining Distnct, state
NO1iCL-IilLnE II DELINQUENT UP.
on ultllloFinE desrfibff STOCK, on o..
count OF n.ttsmcnt II thirty ifni cents per
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