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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-20

BOARD OF ALDERMEN JOINT RESoLU-
~ ton. No. 69.-Whereas, The city council of he
city OF seattle has heretofore by board of alder
men Joint resolution No 90. declared its intention
togrtie and sidewalk Frank stree. from Chester
street 10 the north line of F. Pontlus addition 10
The city OF Seattle: and,
Whereas. the CITY council of said city of seattle
did on the 3oth day Of November ID 1881. pas
an ordinance, 10. l,S2o. which SAID orlihshcs
liked and established an assessment district as pro-
vided N section eight - Of article eight (NliIl
OF The treehclders charter, to pay for such I'M
pravement: and.
Whereas An assessment roll has beov filed by
the board OF public works with the Gas council
containing the names OF the owner, when known,
OF all The property in said assessment district and
Shen unknown said property = listed 10 Unknown
owners. and the sum If SloJ9S for every front
ioot X asse sell AGAINST each separate lot ana par
eel Of land of the properly In said district AGAINST
we owners and property when known and agala
ihe property when the owners are unknown. ana
Va said assessment FOL the estimated cost OF tiAe
street crossings assessed against the city, and
osher IN lass were provided IN sad assessment r9ii
as required by section pl-ht ~ Of article e}Ehl
NiILl " thu freehoiiers charter; therefore, be it
hrSolNta by the board OF aldermen ati4 houSe
% Delegates OF the city of seattle Ia session
assembled, Ihat the city clerk or the city OF ~e-
Mtie i hereby directed 10 publish IN the oiAciat
newspapers OF said city, in su consecutive issues
= the same. notice that said roll has been MED
oy the board 81 punIjc works with "a Il city ccuu-
~, and thai all persons owning land in said as
sesSmout district Sn IS oc required 10 appear and
f,e objections with the CITY CLERK II any they may
nave on or before she -~th day or December, ~
y. 1881 AGAINST sail assessment roll or the taxes
uI assessments made therein, or The same will De
sphFoFed- II found correct by the city COUNCIL at
said time
And it is hereby further ordered and resolved
ma there be Joint session OF the city council on
aoth day az Uecemyer. :. -. 1891, - hear 0bi &c
uHns, II any, against said assessment roll and Il
no objections are made, for the approval thereof
Fa.sed board OF aldermen THIS 3Oth GAY OF No
Sei1beF 1891. GEORGE ". HALL.
Presiden; Hoard Of Aldermen.
Passed house Of delegates this $oth dav ~ No
Vemher, ISgl r. ". JONES.
President House OF Delegates.
Approved by ne this llth day Of DeCe beT
lsel 4; r,Iittt.r,Xv NJ AL Navrr
tled by me this Ilth DAY ~ December, 1S9L
Il ". MILLER, city Clerk
Published this I2th day 81 December. A n 1891
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COUNTY TRFASURER'S TAX NOTICE
~ .,otice Is hereby given that on the 9th day Of
December, 1891 volumes 3, 4, s. d, Z. =. Q. TO- Il.
Il, Is, Ia and Is of the 1891 tax books o. King
county Washington, were turned over TO me BY
the county auditor for the col ecton of the taxes
the con; that all tax books for the collection OF
taxes for the year 1891 in said county are now In
my hands tor collection.
To all PAYERS of taxes who shall pay the same
within the year tor which they are assessed there
viii be allowance of reba.e of per cent. If
paid on or before O'Clock p m. January l, 1892.
and III not paid on or before O'Clock y. M March
/, 1892. said taxes Will then BECOME delinquent
and penalty of 10 per centum viii thereupon oe
added. and from the said first day of March 1872.
all such unpaid and penalty Will bear interest
at the rate OF twenty (20l per cent per annum
until paid
axes are payable at the county treasurer's Of
fcs. Seattle. King county, Washington, from 9
o'clock a. IN. till 5 o'clock d. m.
BYRON PHELPS County Treasurer
Dated December 9. 1891
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-20
This Weeks Prizefights.

At New Orleans tomorrow night Andy
Bowen and Austin Gibbons, lightweights, will
do battle. Bowen will probably win.
At New Orleans Tuesday night Jimmy Carroll,
champion lightweight pugilist OF the world, and
Billy Myer will fight Carroll is the fsvorite in
the betting. No other paper in the Northwest
Will have so complete an account of the battle
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4 SsEesMENT ROLL OF LOCAL IMPROVE
n Lnent district No. 10 for Frank street grade -
Noues - hereby given that the assessment roll
oF local iproN emeDt dis No is FOR the grad
ing and sldewalklng OF frank street in the CITY OF
1eatte from Chester street to he North line ef F.
Fontihs addition in said city and constructing of
SIDEWALKS Oh both sides thereof has been filed by
the BOARD OF pub ic works with the city council If
TIE city OF Seattle; and further notice i hereby
gwen That the said roll is open for pubic inspection
AZ the once OF the city clerk In the city hall and
VIII teHl'in open Tor inspection until Monday De-
center rs, A. ID. 1891 at 5 o'clock D m. and All
persons owning proper Y III said local Improvement
district and all other persons interested are re-
quested 70 appear on sad 2Sth day of December
a ~ 1891, at 7;30 O'Clock p. n at the council
CHAMBERS IN the city hall to make objections
thereto II any they may have
All persons interested are further notified that
the city council WILL at said last mentioned time
consider any and all objections made and Will al
said time or at some adjourned meeting make such
corrections in such roll an VIII asses the amounts
found to be just against each lot nd parcel land
ironing on said street III. W. MILLER
Clerk of the city OF Seattle.
Date or first publication December 2. A. ID. 1891.
C1Tf TREASURER'S NOTICE.-THE FOL-
~ lowing city warrants VIII be paid on presen-
tattOn at the city treasurers Office aud no interest
allowed after fifteen days from first publication
OF this notice:
Salary fund warrants Nos 1871 to 1000 inclu-
sive WILLIS L. AMES. City Treasurer
Date OF hrst publication. December 10. lsql
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-20
Football at Tacoma,

TACOMA Dec. 19.-[speeiaL l-Another lively
practice game of football is promised for tomor-
row at the league baseball grounds on Eleventh
street well-balaneed picked eleven will at
tempt to defeat the Athletic Association team
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CITY NOTICES.

GALE OF SALARY FUND WARRANTS
= Under and by virtue Of ordinance No I qgs
ssaied tenders will be received BY the undersirnas
ry comptroller. city treasurer and city clerk Tor
he pgrchSSe OF sufflc.ent number OF salary fund
warrant Of he city of seattle amounting to Nv eutv
ave thousand (s2J,0o0) aoIIa T. more or less toDsv
ne DAY iADotsis. policemen, hremen and all EN-
poyes of the city receiving salary OF not IA sY.
ceed loo per month, in cash for their services
Tenderswll1 be received and Considered for the
whole or any part of the said amount said ter
ders must be filed on or before MOnday January 4
A. d. 1897 a. O'Clock p. m, the successful bidder
same or about January s. 1892 '
The right 5 hereby reserved 10 reject any and ali
bids. G. w FERRIS CITY C0in1troIler
w. L. 4 rs. City treasurer
II. w. MILLER, City 0,leFk
Date Of first publication December lg-ISqI
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Where Did You Get That Maps

This question has probably been answered
many times By hundreds Of subscribers 70 tns
PosT INTELLIGENCE who have recently re-
oeived the new premium map. II is something
equally useful II the school, the home or sas
oeice. Regular price % the double wall map 10
s., but subscribers OF this paper are entitled 70
special rates see notice elsewhere
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\ >SESSNESr HufL OF LOCAL IMPROVE
nent district No. - for M9rSet street ~ 'de, -
ct'e : hereby gwen that the ~seS iItut coit for
49, improvement district NJ. II Tor the Sradlns
- SIDEWALK ~ OF arSet street, IN the tty y sea-
from the acvlb side - orange street otAe south
s's o. section 4. township ~ uortn, ran@e east,
- ae sad CITY, aut onStructtuG OF slteN aiSs on
49,. .o.i SIDES thereof has been flied by the board OF
800 works with She clty council! OF he city OF
ale and further notice Is hereby gwen tASt the
- rei : open for public Inspection n tAe olhce
:. ne city clerk, IN the city hall, and Will remain
SPF,h " inspection until Monday, December - a
Le'i Al O'Clock p. IN. ami ali persons owning
Ettrtv IN said local Improvement district, and al
80. pers MS interested. are requested 10 appear
ot.5 so 18th DAY Of prcem or. 4 u 1891 al $50
SasSA p m. NJ the council chambers In the city
nav have
~ - persons interested are further notified that
60 ny council VIII, a. said last mentioned uEAe.
80 ger any ant al objections made, and WILL a.
g. tine r AZ some adjourned meeting MAKE
.,. corrections ~ such rol and viii assess the
e,nS found "a he just against each lot and par
ei0i tahc irontlng on said street
II. w. MILLER,
n Clerk Of the CITY of seattle
ls9l P"''e-@A0H AeNN'1O 49,
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i9foJ NpFD STOCK All ACtTIOS-TUE Is
rssAy' december %, 1891. at 10 a M, ~ front OF
" Ae&CquarterS corner 81 Third street ana
III - Az eiae. Will sell at public auction ard 70
SHtst bidder fer cash. 10 pay expenses o. IN
ma. VIZ: f'e' 's
~ one rel cow dehorned; ear marked and bob
r. aAG shout eis at - years OF axe.
rs oNher OF the sbove-tiescribeu an mai IS &
~ eAAnowa. BOLTON ROGERS.
n Chief of Police, seattle.
'e OF hrst publication December II, 1881.
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Hartman pianos, ST. TatEa street
+. caEisi4a4ss, pianos aid organs, ell Third d
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Agent. Vancouver.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-26

@ir Ienten Cure aufmertamteit anf bic
Shatfa9e, 6aB uniere GaeiIitdten uns se1at.
ten, Sud better au bebieneu, ME irgenb I'm.
Sere. Infer @aarcnbrrrutb III srOSer unb
reidbaftiser, aIs irseno elm anbsrer i'm
etaate E; ano unfere Rrsiie iinb fets bic nieb.
risftea. Sir fudea nur bic aunbf9aft bon
Raufeuten. ReriOnen, neIde elm RstaiL.
grceeb . @ef&dft etabIiren uOIsn, tbun gut,
anisre Sreife einauhUlen, ebe fe ~taufen.
Briefi3e guftrase iperOen sepiHenbaft aus.
sefibrt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-22
8arger uro 8auer.

@ie nculi1 nnldBli6 Der grideinu,g
:bes losen. Otlabomaz, Boom" bemcrft,
itebt sic Biirgertlaile benz Gleno beg
Eleiniarmess nit Sem slei9eu Mangel
al gcritanoniB Ooer geritcDen @ollen
s%cseniibcr, mcmit lie bic @rbciterfrage
bcDanoclt.
@enn man bic 9batiade bes ltebcrs
anbrangeS bon Mniieolern 81 ben aeus
~erDiineten 2anoitrefen ansidlicBli6 aus
circm BEN amcritanii9cn 6armer cig>
,,en Wanbcrtrieb ertldren wiQ-wem
man bebauptct, Der an.eritanii6e Uars
,ner Inilc iib einsig uno ALIEN ourd
feline Mbneisuns sesen %rationele, inte11z
iipc @ooenbebauung baSu %beitimmen, ben
bis9erigen 2anoiib anisuseben, nm III
ber MilbniB cine reue 9cimat9 81 be-
sriinoen" nun, bana 1T bies cine BON
jenen Ml6crubeiteu. bic per Tradtua9cn
Spreu bod am Gnoe Elm GSrnden
@abrbeit entbalten. Nber gum 0ip>
ielpmntt Der M%binrbitat idwin9t bic
BeisJeit bcS itdbtiident 8irsertbun.S
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-22
gi. ii sisftr asanssl az Garm.,

VIE IL eieftr Nan0tl an GERMS
arbeitern sissntli9 ~eatitantca 7
Man brau1t ba gar nidt melt sa
scben unS man wirb uiele alte Tarmer
inben, bic nit iremccn &raften arbeitsa
uInb bcren SSbuc ii1 IN Der 0roBiabt
auibaltem. 0as pdterli9c 9eim 1T
i9nen su tteiu Se,poroen, tic baben pon
bcn 0olbcncn Bergen Der 8roBitaot 9es
bort unb iid oostbin beseben. lie polcn
scine Sarmer Weroen, ,iic siebsm has
Staotlcbm por. SIS bietet NcaeS, @es
rauibpollcs, weldes oas ganSlebcn
nidt bat. Scinc Gage bat Der 6armers
ioDn b0ebit isltm sebciiert nno IN Den
meiiten 6auen ,udrc IS beilcr gcwclen,
CT ware Gin tiidtiser 6armer scworScn
ais Gin undergraduates Nrbciter, Der
tiimmcrl;b ieiu Oaiein ~iriitet.
SIS ioltc babcr icber 6armer iein
0eltts tbun, mi feline S6bne 81 tiidtis
gen Tarmeru berensnbiloen, nnb ibHcn
alle 0elesenbeit Scben, ben Nderbau
srlnolib 81 ituoircn. 8u slanbsn,
bag bann n,dt 10 uiels 6armcr an ibrem
2ebcnsabenb ~9eSpunscn pdren, TIRE
Tarmsn au anoere ST pcrmictben, lons
bern oieietben ibreu SSbnen sur Ves
mirtGi9aituns ibsrlaheu ;0nnten.
Sebr DIT babca aud Die 81 ltrenseSes
banoiuna Der 6arnanseitelltcn uno bic
gu groBsn 9(nforocrunscn, ncl5c an Die
Mrbeitsfroft bes ganSarbcitcrs gelteQt
perbsn, man6cn uon Der SaNoerbelt
abgei9rcGt. &enn Der GARNER bic
~srobartigcn 8trbeiierunscn Der Uarins
maldinerisn uSbreno Der lcbten 20
Sabre iiberb.idt, 10 ioQts e nidt per-
scNen, oeB cine entlprcdcnoc Mufbcles
runs ser gage oes Tarmar6citcrs alib
am Nlate lit. I.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-22
fabrp!au ser MortDweltsrn @abl
Mangcl an slrbeiteru.

sNEAagN.#h rE%E trNEts ##ar lEEHrH ~
g1ir batter bic lette 2eit sitter @eles
9engeit gu bSren II. su lelen, oaB iiberau
a,li benz ganoe I'M bic grntes3eit nnb
bieies Sabr an6 iett MD Mtansel an an
Nrbeitcrn bcrrldt unb baR Der Tarmer
felbjt nidbt nit 9elo uno snten Bors
TIN ioIdc betommen fam. Wie
fam. oieiem Mansel abseboIfen weroea?
Dies lit cine Jrase. Sic mobl nod ,uans
der gr0rteruus beoari, I'M 9slSlt pcre
ben Ill %f6nnen, nnb ob lie inter Dem,
bcutigen seieaidaftliden MiBperbalt*
niiien ~iiberbaupt scI6it mcrocn fam,
1T iraslid. /.
8ctradten mir ben Sobn bes Terz
rncrs Ii. bann ben oes 8enn1ner5 eiler
@roBifaot. Isle grunoucrl@ieben 1T
lire 9ebenspeiie, tire Nrbeiss, l%berhaupt
ibr sanses Gbun unS Ereisen! llao mel
der uon ibnen it ciscntlia BET ScHeis
bensmertbe2 0ewiB Der GoDn oes Tars
mcrs. Seine Arbeit meg i'll ma''ber
9iniidt 81 seuiin S%obresseitsn barter
iein, aber i'm allsemsiaen lit lie ab,ped5s
lunssrei6er unD seiuncbeits;atrdslide
ais Sic beS Mybciters in elmer OroBz
ftatt.
Icr scuobnli5e Nrbeiter elmer GjroBs
ftant 1T I'm iein 2ocs sepiB nibt 81
benciSen. Gbeuio frib mic Der Sanoz
arbeiter, nen,1 Scr Gag sraut, bduiis
nod friuiber, pcrldBt er icin Bctt, u i
mad lparlid1|cm JriiIltid tritt q icine1
@cg snr 9lrbsit an. Sine stunbc
Megs, nno oit nod piet u,eDDrr, nuB er
3nradlcaen bis CT bort anlangt, mp 1p'e
off inoct e., uenn CT ii9 perlpdtet has,
eine Stcue IGom bclstt. Seine Unit
iduiDiguusm finbea MIR bani1 c5ebSr,
,psnn serabe Mangel an Nsbciteerrl,
berrl@t ~anploeerrnfalls 91'tfet 1utal9Vlls0
elmer NfaltDtnc, pc ootfSa1lotslen 1 H'lB,
1ueall Jig 6as ss is' '1 Se'oe9ahs
ii.esst. llllO. lpsa'r.e 9 tos'sFtg p.s0, .OleleS
Gllso, Sarn ' nip g a''Sra1S'tF. vs.
n'a1to trasst, no g i'm ssratg; g l''10
E#H4%IG@ExEv- ,ET FEE- G s4HNa--.E--. ~. Eag
! re''c SrdTte "a, pc . s. erles ss' 7. YEN yen
Characteristics self g 'm ouSen's a
'te't aild nld9t p'el Dsiler ''1o m''''ntsr
nod idlebter, als Se1n sa9cloDncr, &C.
mile gea'ppertldafts'l '1atllrl'0 D ~. al's9e<
,1or1rnsen, tpeise PEN Aros'fer en- '' annt:
ideHrpare'9es Dalc'n b'etsi'.
Ser Tar,ner frast it'd, wic tommt
Is, baB olde 9ente ni6t a,ifS 9a'o gez
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Gin &apitcl nbcr pic SSrten,
0auntrci.

Dealing in futures GielesHorte
peroen mobl NIe periteben, lpelde nit
benz 5rciben .a,li Der 86ric Dertraut 1ino.
Sic bebeuten baS 8etten oSer Spefnlis
ren aui ben sutinitisen N,reis bon 0es
treble ober anberen Qebensmittcln. Sin
6err, me!dcr friiber eiu Mtitslico Ser
Milmautcer 9onoclstenmer uno erfolgs
; re;der Operator" mar, nannte iib
jGer;wciie einen ,,gebeiertcn Spiclcr''
ms Fat bamit ben ytagel cuf Den 8opf
setroIFen.
Die Ser. Staaten BoitgeleBe uerbics
ten bas 8sricnoen pou 3citunSen, uelde
2otterisan,eiscn entbaltcn nno 3eiz
tunss1cgausgebcr melde nar Bic
~l.iieite Nnoeutung MAIDEN bieiym per-
mcsfiGeu Spiel SorIdub SIT lsiiten,
wsrocn ME 0erbrs1er bebanoelt.
Nbcr aae tdgliden :3eitun9en oes
2enses briinsen untcr ser llebcri1riit
TTinan;s nn0 ,9unbelsberi1t" ipaltcns
lan9e Mcloungcn iber bas Spiel, nit
welbem Die 9ercen Der !6anoclsfammer1
i'll sen groBcren Stabten ocs yeutes
bcibaftist lino lno trmantern nao fSr>
oesn oaiicl1e auf ieDe m0slide Mei
it.
3uiiden ben Spielcrn Der @ans
oclstammer unb b%enienigen Der sottcz
Tie beitcbt jebod ein llnterl0ito 81
H@maltcn Der gebteren. Die Sottericz
@ejealdaft iidcrt ii1 allcroinss bcn
youenant5eil bes @c!nes, welDes pon
Osn 0umlen ein bc3ablt miro, ebcr lie
sicbt oenleibca bod selesentli9, 81
%seuuiunel. Die Y%6Grin9onner oSer
Spiclev auf Nreiie Der 9%ebensmittcl
bcbalten ben gan3en Rrofit ober ,Naub,
beuten iDrc 0pTer, un|@uioige aeute,
aus S0arnloieitc aus ,lto gcben ibncn
:liDt einmel Sic @elegsu1eit, ein 2oos
gu %taltisa.
llub trotaeun perbistst ba5 Geleb
Sic cine Git oes 9Spicles, nobel bas
Spfcr, wsltbcs iid freiwiaig barm be-
tbciligt, luenisitcnS cil1iscrmaBen Musz
li1t bat, SIT seuinns,,, pdBreno oas
aaoerc Spicl, wobet Die %Mireilpiaigen
Dpfcr auBerbalb bes ,,@inss" idam>
lps gcrupft ucroen uno gar feinc Nus
iidtanf @cpim bcbcn, aeietli@ seitatz
tet 1T.
DaS @ladsipicl III Der 6anoelsfam>
1ner calcrt 9em0bnli6 einc St!moe unb
,uiro mitu,tcr, wclu cs sen Spetu!an>
ten geIingt, einc b%clonoerc Mtircgung
Dcruoriurnic1. aui Der StraBe ffortge>
lest. ss
DaNslbe beitebt III benz @cttcn aui
Nreilc . 9ebensmitteln 49, nebmcn
mir bsiipiclsroeiie @ei,cu. 0ieier mirb
.aui ~3utlnftise %9ieferung" %uerfauit.
@craoe jebt tauien uno p%crtaricn uicle
bieier Spetulanten MiaisWeiScn", ).
+. 8ci;cn, mel6er i'm add9ltca Mai al:
selieicrt mcrocn ioa. Die 2eutc, ,pelde
%pertauicn, benten gar nidt oaran, Den
Bei;en iennals abjuliefcru uno Sic &dns
fer ermarten aud nidt, beuiclbsn ie su
erbalten. IS 1T cinfa@ Gin 9Sctten aui
ben Wci;cnpreiS i'm Nai.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-22

Sic Gonfcrens smHIden Canada unb
ser Bereinigten Staaten, welde fit sen
;,pDlitsn oieicS MonatS unberaumt mar,
lpuWoe burd cin S9reibcn ,lnicres Brd.
.iibcnten 0arriion pl6tlid auf ,1nbes
itimmte ;3eit aui9eldJoben. Wesbalb?
So, meSbalb wuroe o;eie Gonferen3,
1pelbe basu bcrufen mar, einen Rccis
procitpsG crtras ;mii6en ben %genannte1l
2dnocrn a%nsubabnen i. beBbalb.pon Der
grOBtcn 8idti9feit, iein mubte, anfges
iboben? @cil unier Staates Sccre=
tdr eSSan,cs s.. @laine me9e1 &rant>
belt jeinen Bflidten nibt nadtommen
fam uno seiunbbeitSBalber lid III Maine
|auibilt. @dre e. CRIT tiiirSlid e%rfranft,
10 t6nnte man linn ia ucr;ciDen.. glber
idon icit Dem 4tcn Mat bicjcs Sabres,
alio nabcSu 6 MOnate, ton,,nt Ct ~ieiuer,
.Rfidtcn nidt nod, ,nb allem Mnidcin
mad wirb es nod gcraltme !3eit negn,elt,
bcucr CT feline Mrbcitcn mteocr aufncb>
men fam. sat CT 6as Nedt, monatc>
lang MIR benz Nan1cn nad ieinc Stels
lung 81 bethlehem? Wir iasen cntidieoen
ncin. DaB ein GabinctSmit9lieo Gin
Dalbes Sabr lang hui benz Namen mad
fem Mmt betlelbet obne Musibuns iciner
linn ;utcmmenbenY fidtca, 1T in unicr<
CT @eididte bisher nod nidt per;ei@=
net worocn, uro ioute nic sebulbet
luerbcn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-22
esamte Sc. Gouats @l,taas.
YonsDrOnun9.

Gie absabe Ser Eofiabea ,pirS scidloiien,
ME iolgt:
gtab benz Ofen:n Ma6 benz 8etcn,
/ .55 nadmtttass. ABS naAmittasS.
7.SO 1880 /.
Die ausemcine slnssabe iiltoet ,taslIb itatt
poa Z 80 pormittaaS, bis 7:3O nahmittass,
AM 5ountag pom Q Bis 10. porm;ttass.
Oot4sieb q dsnipt. SToitmciisr.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-10-22
W. PFAENDER
siep nln.

Ntrh4srums ssaeM StMsv, Hlit. eturm HASeltAatsay,
seenis. tAr ytttaihs uom Vttrstn nnb 8tMeStst bxc4s
xramttelt oser NwiaQe. Yin
Nssleery ano MISUNDERSTANDING tn baa teWatreRsst
NaNaattarlen Der besanntciien fransporiottons ; ~.
ieIiGaittn 10 blGts ute ~iruenswo.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-03-20
MAY BE MASHED our.
Dyspcpticg to TTzvo Fresh Start II
Meal ISs Not Digested.

Meal ISs Not Digested.
During the past several years phvsi-
clans have tried, with gratifying success,
novel treatment for dyspepsia and can
Ger Of the stomach by washing out
tho stomach. The process Is very sim
pic and not dangerous. 4 long, flexible
pipe is passed down the throat until one
end j. in the stomach. The upper end
has a funnel attached, into which hot
water is poured until the stomach Is
filed. Tho weight OF the water IN the
pipe and funnel gives a hydraulic pres
sure sufficient to slightly di5tend tho
stomach. The pipe has an aperture big
enough 10 hold lead pencil. After tho
stomach has been filled the funnel end
Of the pipe il turned down until II il
lower than the bottom OF tho stomach,
and the stomach is emptied as a barrel
Of any fluid is emptied through a siPhon.
The process may be repeated several
times. The result is that the undiEested
food and mucus arc washed out, and the
hot water closes the blood vessels, and
reduces Inflammation. The relief i i'm
mediate. The dyspeptic may have his
stomach washed out before = meal, SO
that he can take fresh start. After
the lapse Of a sufficient time for ordi-
nary digestion, the stomach may be
washed out again
The process, says the New York Sun,
| has been in use at the New York Hos
pital for SoIne time. The stomach pump
! has been mainly used in cases OF poison
| ing, and il considered TO be the first &C.
/ sential before administering antiaotes.
/ bat they are so seldom used that few
! physicians have them Recently in .
! case of poisoning three prominent phy-
! sicians were applied 70 for the use OF g
/ stomach pump, and neither Of them had
one, and the patient haf 10 be taken &c
[ the hospital.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-03-20

You have often been ia sonse position
where you wOald give pretty much any
thing for a light; when you -havo been
obliged 10 give il up and go on your way
discoasolate- It is Just this contingency,
says the Chicago Evening Journai, that
a dealer Ia canes and umbrellas has
been providing against This dealer has
succeeded in inveuting cane which has
an electric light The top of the cane
unscrews and discloses small mean
descent burner. This latest application
OF tho subtle huid consists OF cane
with a hollow shank in which is snugly
stored a fairy-size battery. This j. OF
sufficient power TO supply a current for
year with only occasional use. and
when exhausted IL can be readily re-
newed- If you drop your poclxet-booI1
on the street at night, If you want. 10
consult your watch. if the kcy-hole i
lodging, after the frequent manner OF
keyhoies, all you have TO do is 70 touch
a button and the electric cane goes into
service, and there you are, with light
at your disposal.