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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-22
REAL ESTATE SALES.
The Deeds Recorded With the Auditor
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions from January /, 1881,
TO date are sll,s1o,43 49, There were fled for
record yesterday 3 deeds, the considerations ag-
gregaiing so 6Sj Il, an average OF sos IL Follow
ing is the list as furnished by Osborne, Trempe.
Co, abstractors OF title, ii6 Cherry street, BE-
tween Front and Second:
r Daemon 10 VI. J. Daemon, lots TO S, block
e, Madison add, 400.
\; T. 4. K. Co. 20 J. E Clark, Sc sw and Sc NV
sec 9. q, :, SOS
II. Swedberg 10 NJ Benseth, lot A. block 4,
kirkl nj ctee. WORKS add, $50
Great Western Iron and steel Co. 70 y. p & p
: > T. Z Co, right-of-Eay over NV sw sec 1. IS
l. 5. Clark TO NJ Heye.dahl, lots 2s and o.
block l, Lake View add, sS25.
": Walker 70 NJ Billing, NV NV ne sec q, >,
c. F. GrieseIner to j. r Painter Il lots in
North lake add 10 East Tacoma, $3.50
c. f.. Griesene, 10 J. r Painter, 8 lots in
North LAKE add to East Tacoma. SIS.
Z. F. GrieseIner 10 J. r Painter, S lots in North
Lake add 10 East Tacoma, $50.
c. T. Griesemer 20 J. r Painter, lots in North
Lake add TO East Tacoma, s6o1
l. !. franklin 10 William Andrews, lot ), block
!, Ogles lst TO slaughter. $50.
}. u. Ogie 10 William Andrews, lot 4, block /,
Ogle's 1t 10 slaughteE, SIS
l. C. PitGer 70 Jacob Morgan, lots TO 6 block
8, Pitner's division. $50.
Benjamin Morgan 10 Jacob Morgan, lots ! to
block 6, Pitners division. s.
Jaeoo Morgan to }. 3 stegson, lots 70 8, block
6, Pitner's division, Si51
;. Mclean TO A II. King, MS ofslot Z, block g.
heirs OF :. A. Bells, 5000.
l. l. Guiberson 20 E. V. Euglund, lot s, block
6, Alex and plat OF Kent. 500.
:. II. Reynolds 20 NJ Wren. part lot S, block
10, Maynard's. shilling.
N. Wren to Nancy Reynolds, lot 8, block 10,
Maynards, 81.
J. A. Moore to D. C. Weaver. lot Sc, block -,
500.
Wv. Beck to Anna Finn, tract in sec 9, 25,
1, 81
Theo. Ssmuelson 10 Mons. Erikson. lots 3 and
4, block b, Lake View add, ;l90
Wv. Rinehart 70 W. n. Brown, lots 70 T.
block 10. & 81. :. NJ add, sl,610.
4. b. Lewellyn 10 james St Const. Co., lot 20,
block 3. Madison ST. add, $40.
Ella : Randall 20 J. D. Townsend, lots l 10 l.
black 5, :. B. Yes.er's LIST, 5000.
Daniel Mc0wen 10 J. {. Haines, lot s, block 81
NcA add, 500
J. c. Haines TO Ellen z. Owen lot 6, block 81,
NcA leers add, sl6S
E. B. Downing 10 A. N. Phillips, elS NV p, 25,
$50.
W. T. Cormode 10 A. T. Zimmerman, lots Cor
mode & Adsits lst, Kid, 1900
Alex Prentice to Julius >ehwede, lots 10 and
70, block 81. River Park, s3o0
T. F. Townsley 10 \. B. uewellyn, Leweilyn
add. Kid. g..
s NeLeon 10 John schrsm. lot Il, block ~,
Lake Union add, $40.
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THE BLOTTER.
SUPERIOR couRr-HuxEs, .

Oregon Improvement Company vs. Davis T.
Cooper-0rder confirming sale; signed.
Hugh Mcclure vs. Z. J. Madigan-order of de-
fault
Dexter Horton & Co VS.. Washington Central
Improvement Company CT al.-Order of default
Nsry +. Page vs.. Sarah Mekilligan-Ordero of
deisult
state OF Washington vs. Mary Z. McNeil-De-
fendant released from custody ON giving bail
Nenei,s ]. Johnson VS.. Robert q. Johnson
Decree vf divorce
columbia Puget Sound Railroad Comnsny
w. Day Bros-Continued oy consent TO septem-
tn force ~ "
Ellen 7. Raymond vs.. Herbert A. RAYMOND
Decree; signed 49,
h.eaard = conaor vs.. Eleanor Connor-De-
and Judgment u''
fsohArE pErARrxESr-HuxEs J.
ma account '''i'"s
Estate OF Aaron A. Rice-Decres; confirming
Estate OF John W. Hunt-orier of continuance
On settlement of dnal account 10 August -
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WE HAVE lot OF THE NEW srS-
w burst Diamond Pendants Just mounted az
trely new can - worn A. Pendants. Pms % la
Ornaments some % IRE EaoT- expe1~ig- ca@s are
a perez gor-e9us mass OF ere They HusI be
seen TO - appreciated
0LD NINE BLUE WHITE D4AApS = ~
~ easement Eiugs AZ from $50 e. 81 g each We
guarantee that they cannos D. duplicated
WE WANT YOC TO LOOK Al OUR GREA
W assortment Of DiaTuOHd Lace FiEs- scarf Pms,
Lockets- >ta8s. sleeve LnsS. Buttons snlA4l lliA-
mend Rings. Diamond Bracelets Gold jeEe3Fy.
10 Ies-tha 20 voz the rrsxnItade - our st1s = A.
ever knows thai we carr he Largest stock %
Wa1ches- Diamonds an Fine Jeweiry n this
county.
LADIES SOLID CARAT GOLDwATCHES
Il WITH American movements al froEH s2S 70 saa
7 AIDES SOLID Il AND l. CARAT. N
II cEsa>les4 ~liA DiAnoza-s kuoi@s and SaQpn4fss,
a. fcU1E SO - ESQ
GENTS SOLID - CARAT GOLD STOP
VI Watches al from SIS 20 SlZ5.
GENUINE = HOWARD & GO. WATCHES
VI II God CASES 81 lo~ - SIS
T AIDES FILLED-CAsE WATCHES. WAR
IL rrnied twenty years. beAaflf4 ~ chsses! and
euErAvesi. fTonl 40 90 SO
GEMS FILLED-CASE WATCHES. IN
" elegant hu hes. eC;l2.!ng IN apGearSDee ire
80 zTsI,ssyn n@rerl-s,s saTrsD;I tverty
year. a. from SIS - s55.
NE HAVE - LIT or sPLfT-SECOSD
w Minute Eep@zteTs, Fly BAGS, ChFpnDgTsFisls
o. tAe Ealst n9le1 S~lss 1aaATs taat - 9iief A.
bargains We give written guarantee vita every
~zIcA bought u -
OCR sTpCE OF SILVER AND PLATED
WARE. CLOE ~. NOV ELITES, ART GOODS
CUT GLASSss AEE NELI. BIZ SOLD C.IEAPE i
FOR THE NEXT sixty DAYS TRAN ANY
or Has EVER PCRC HAss-D Such GODS
pFF0gF SIMPLY TO COSVEgT TIL FM INFO
CASH AID T0 MAXI Rom FOB CI X FALL
IaP0RTA rTOS>. WHICH WILL S<sO% BE
ROLLTNGIS. VIZ WANT YOU 70 INSPECT
OCE -gDsE- COMPARE THEN. II THEY
ABE NOT Just A. w ADVERTISE We
MIL 81 WIiI.INGs TO PAL VOC FOR YOI r
TINE PAY YOUR CAB - sk. PAY VOC Il
BOARD BILL WHILE ~ THE CITY But
We KNOW IT WILL PAY FOU 10 EXAM
NE THESE GOODS
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rsE STATE BAR MEETING.
Pressrstions for Entertaining the Guests
Next Week.

The prsparation by the Pierce County Bar As
soeis,;on 70 the King County Bar Association to
hsrs the latter organization take part in toe en-
ter.srumenf OF the guests at the meeting of the
bar Of the state At Tacoma on next Thursday,
has been fayorably received. Judge Orange Ja-
sobs. president OF the King county assoc alton.
consulted yesterday informally with a number
OF local attorneys, and committee of Eve was
chosen 20 confer With q like number from Ia
coma concerning a programme for the general
meeting The attorneys selected are: John
Wiley, chairman: Eben smith, Z. C. strndwiek,
". Lair Hill, william H White The Tacoma
committee was chosen at a meeting OF the bar
held in that city last night. The local commit
tee will hold meeting this morning and con-
sider plans 70 be pursued before having Joint
meeting which will be held in the next day or
frn Win The Tacoma delegation
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" Continual dropping wear

Continual dropping wears
away the stone"
The continual breaking of
lamp-chimneys costs a good
deal in the course of a year.
You can stop it. Get Mac
beth's "pearl top" or "pearl
glass" You will have no more
trouble with breaking from
heat. You will have clear glass
instead of misty; fine instead
of rough; right shape instead
of wrong; and uniform. one
the same as another.
You will pay a nickel a Chin
ney more; and your dealer
will gain in goodwill what he
loses in trade; he will widen
his trade by better service.
Pistseurs. GKo. A. MACBETH & Co.
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woMENs TEMPERANCE UNION
work Of Local Body-Preparing for IN,
Convention

Inc central Women's Christian Temperance
ohion held meeting yesterday afternoon in
'ne Chamber Of Commerce psrIor. The Attend
enoe YVES large Mrs. 4. r. Wood, snperinfend-
gu VI evangelical work, led the devotional ex-
efcises- The contemplated excursion for the
beneht OF the Day nursery was brouuh, l.eso,s
.He meeting and discussed The matter was re-
.EEleo 70 the executive committee Consisting of
ars. FRANK Lee, Mrs. l. Johnson and Mrs. J. 7
Ronald. for consideration as 10 time ana plaee
twas decided TO give up the weekly Tuesday
.nestnss AZ the mission rooms, but the reading
room will be continued
The booth in Pioneer place win he maintained
VIII Mrs ;. z. Illiege in charge
me secretary reported the receipt of s. from
hsnt ior tns benefit of the Day nursery.
tns psseoali game 20 be played between the
ministers and the lawyers was left in charge Of
VS., , h@s. Lew T. Gilbert, for the clergy, and
Judge orange Jacobs, for the LAWYERS.
An Oil painting of Lake Crescent was r.re-
sen.ea 70 the union BY the artist o. Railing. If
fund '01-
me movement TO consolidate the sir unjous
II the city into one was discussed but a. no
1snhite plans had been made the matter viii be
he4d Tor future action.
IL was decided to invite the national conyen-
.ioh OF the w. c. t. e, which will be held dur
ing november. lsg1, 20 meet in Seattle Mayor
"nlte wss quoted as signifying his intention TO
wire letter OF invitation 20 the convention.
Inc secretary reported that Idaho. Montana.
Nevada, oregon and Western Washington would
IN all probability unite with Seattle in her en-
aeaSor TO secure the convention; that It would
De an Object 10 Seattle to secure the meeting az
u would bring representatives to the number OF
09 from ali over the United States and some
portions of Canada
The convention viii last seven DAYS, but the
result ng WORK viii continue two weeks.
Inc different unions OF the city will unite in
= g,Hnd basket picnic on THURSDAY, September
3, at Hilton park
me old iron fountain which stood in front OF
the Merchants National bank and withstood the
great IRE, ca ne up for discussion as 20 whether
or nos 1t was worth bringing into service again.
IL was decided 10 petition the council for per.
mission to place it on Columbia street, IN from;
OF the Losioffice
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MiRot j. Savage.

Mr.. Savage was born in Maine A poor farm
er's boy, he early learned the lesson OF ldurance
and hard work. There is nothir OF care or
luxury in the life OF Maine iarme the long,
bitter cold winters, the sterile soil, make the
closest economy necessary. To this severe
schooling Mr.. Savage. doubtless owes bis power
OF close application, of expressing deep thoughts
in concise language, OF barring the rhvsicaI
strain that enables him 70 bring his magnificent
talent each day nesrer Perfection. Those who
hear him for the first time Monday night AZ the
NJ r. church, corner Marion and Third streets.
cannot fail TO re more than pleased; they will De
Instructed as well.
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We OFFER Is SPECIAL BARGAINS :

4 SOLITAIRE DIAMOND GENTS RING.
pure white spread sioue. weighing exactly
~ earafz, for $3.50 The setting aloae = o.
this stone
4 CRYSTAL WHITE stone. WEIGHING
"a nearly ~ CaEafs. absolutely perfect So IN
nlzss5 god. suitable %. elher iAd gentleman,
, DIAMONDS AND ONE RUBY. MOUNTED
- n he rev English STYLE % mounting The
IAAtnoads weigh = carat; TIRE Ruby weighs over =
carat for only 49,
4 AsGSIFICENT BARGAIN IN GENTS
n Eagiish style Of annu ufinE. consisting Of one
o4'se white carat Diamond. ore SIAM RubT and
ore SelVet sap h!rs weighing tife same for 500.
W. HAVE A GREAT VARIETY OF MAR
" cpise and Cluster Rings ran1ing IN price ron
80 10 : o. To sEGs EGsV cheap eel ihe<e
here = one We quote for ~ F contAlstin fseatT-
foHr hs L4lsnI y AnsadS. weighing czrats with n
perfect Emerald for center. We have the same
SIZE Ct 3 &aFa9ise. with dr- OPAL Iuruloi.A or
Sapphire centsFs even cheaper
TT ERR = PAIR OF DIAMOND SCREW
Fs-T1n-s that the most "a rld;ogss LADY, would
y Only tau El1t - possess. Ekey weigh nesr.v
Is ca-afs. are - u!'.e gjf Nine. S.eel white We
offer them a. an I'D sc=uenE particular close
bagers for s2JJ
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TRIP To LILLIwAUP FALLS.
Basket Picnic Of the Ladies' Of the NJ
y. Church

Inc basket picnic of the ladies of tho Meth
cusi episcopal church is al assured success.
sclsiis aud financially. Il has been so skin.
Iaaiy and eneFgetealiy managed that an inter
~ iai oeyond the usual Eun Of such social
sAtnefihgs has been aroused. The members Of
s 80 chu'ch Intend To Guido themselves in the
s OF 'he iunch- large number Of
Charming parties are beinE formed for s.hsssa,s,:
al the falls
Ihis wlii De the last grand picnic Of the se.
s'a' A. 'he days are getting short, and II should
uC' oe missed The trip itself is most delight,
ius ne scenery is grand and the falls as pretty
s.sn' as can be seen at any Of the mucb-sd-
ss'used summer resorts All who can should
~, themselves away from business for one dsv.
~ .aey cannot do that they can buy ticke,
- ulhi ng cost help des erving cause.
ga oe had at Stewart 4 Holmes snd Iee &
sehlGnprs
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DREADFUL SKIN DISEASE
ABicts a WeIl-Known Merchant. Itch
ing and Burning Terrible. Doctors
and All Remedies Fail.
Tries Cuticura. Relieved By. the First
Application and Entirely Cured
in Five Weeks.

scout eighteen moatas ago small speck so-
kSAEe1 o. nv ankle. u rssa8bs9 6Sh sc2se. Il
UrSA1lS sarser. znG I consulted q physician Who
i4O93SeeG e psoriasis pr Gl5assd disease o@eazss
y I@e-iIoi@d money. applied at ointment. olt .
Fir@4 4Iii A. IAsf Is c1vsEs1 AIM ms En- IRE
ooIs- Ny suffering was something terrible. osr1-
- aAI ltcalng sensation con,in ually zntl IL De-
c1Hi- = n2gst 1Esnd1reose. / suffered TEXTURES es-
EFSIa-4y Il lgat, aa9 for tEo months was cam
b--'-A . steep wlia gloves On became desperate.
ts-.- nave gwen A.sy thing to Dc relieved o. the
.-CAiAs cessation. ! y ed > number oi remedies
= ..1p@t any relief was requested 20 ~ CCrT-
49, iA8s &C. aid . nv gTeRt surprise, vas
retrieved after the FIRST argf5czt.1n / as@l me
SSIs-CaA LCTiCczA soar al CCEE UEA EE-
~ ac1sTg az 70 5irscf sons f1T about fur or
Dse week n nea Mas ens3sefF cr-r. Bat VIA
$500 u NA> 10 TIE Sfter tae sId-FiTg 4 @sn
.Aio+zh c<Il1os sp@as zitA TOO agEch favor 70
~ sEIIctkA kEGgofKz~ and would recon
HleD1 ~ 10 al Hose who are sudsraaz from SIC
sane disease that have suffered
John 4 MELODY.
Of MELODY BEoTHEEs. WyanS5.ss 4ieh.
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suit on street warrant.

s. Baxter & co. brought suit yesterday against
the city and w. j. Alden to recover 500, alleged
20 be due them on street improvement war
rauts In July, $500, J. NJ. and P. QuigIey con-
tracfed with the city for the grading OF stewart
street. The Quigleys sub ct the contract to W.
j. Alden and transferred the warrants for the
werk 10 him. The Plaintiffs claim that ON
April a 1871, Alden give them an order on the
eisy 70 delivery % them 800 IN street improve
iaent warrants There had been due A den for
the vosk e. %, but he had transferred 5000
70 c. n Austia. There was than s1iI.96 re-
nsinisg 70 Aldens credit from which the
Plaintiffs claim should have been paid, bat
warrants for the fun amount were issued to c.
II Bagiey
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SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER S, 1891.
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ro- Beinr Put or . stree, Gar

C. \. Brundsge sued the Rainier Power and
Electric Company yesterday 10 recover $1,000
for being elected from one of the defen 1ant's
carr Brnndage alleges that about 10 o'clock
90 The night Of August he presented a cOmmu-
fation ticket 10 the conductor of the car on
which ne was riding. The ticket was rejected
aac he was put of the car by force. In conse-
quence ofthe extreme modification he thinks he
b damaged to the extent of $1,000
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An Incident ofIowIf.e

Nina Himan, notorious woman, was ar
rested last night upon charge Of assault and
battery preferred By Nellie Crocker-one OF her
dodgers. The complaint alleges that because
she was unable 20 pay her rent Nina Himan
locked her up in room Thursday morning az 5
O'Clock and kept her in confinement until 10
O'Clock that night. she says rhat when she
went around TO the Lodging house last evening
70 get her clothes Mrs. Himan hit her over the
head with blum. instrument The ceisEdant
Will be gwen hearing today before Justice Won
TIL
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SUIT In ADMIRALTY.
British Sailors Libel a Ship for
Their Wages.
BAR MEETING At TACOMA.
seattle VIII Help to Entertain the
Guests-street Railway Sued for
Ten Thousand Dollars.

The case Of Bernard Hoeh ct al vs. the British
n.,r New City, came up for hearing yesterday
tsfore Judge Hsnford. of the United States dis
,r,et court. on - application to have the action
dismissed. Hoeh Is one OF the several sailors
80 Ifbeled the ship for their wages. Captain
p,.v ~ the New City, claims that he refused 10
~ ths men their wages because they struck for
- month after they mad signed shipping
sr.,cles for the whole voyage at SIS month.
when he refused 70 pay them they left BIN at
xsw whsteoz- The case was argued yesterday
-sr,,inv Ca:onei Haines on behalf OF the vessel
ssssr,irr tbss the United states has not iuris-
action and ssfiug that the case be dismissed
,nsve Hausord took the matter under advise
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Children. Matinee at co,dr.x,s

., aas usual matinee performance for ladies' and
go VII Dc given this afternoon 81 Cord
~ The farce comedy "Blunderss viii he
-, q tae ieester and most amusing bill
49, sodefsd IN the auditorium. Next week
sr-.-S .aeAtsF goers will lie entertained BY
~, 'tglnia' 81 this favorite resort Miss
aU'ss aud Mr.. George Vessels viii ap-
~ sae eAding roles, AID, judging from their
-. ss record in the profession strong rep
~.'StN'cn viii Re given. Tonight the final
vs''''raanee Of "Blunders" will De given.
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LEyELING THE TAXES.
County Board Of Equalization Ending


The county board Of tax equalization will no.
hear any more complaints from tax-pave.s re-
garding the assessment of thsir property after (
O'Clock this afternoon. AT that hour they
adjourn for good.
Attorney Mitchell called on the board yester-
day and discussed the assessment OF land be-
longing 10 The Northern Pacific Railway Com
psny, which corporation he represents !, is ex-
pecfed today that the attorney will mplsin OF
the valuation pIsced On road beds and the COM
pany's rights-oi-way.
The personal prop erty assessment Of the fol-
lowing firms were raised by tie board: King
County Abstract Company, from $50 to 81 ID;
the Seattle Bazaar, from 5000 10 $500
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New SUITS Filed.

A. J. Marsh, George w. Hall and G. A. Hill VS..
Fiblan 5 Petwin aud the Denny Hotel Com
pay-suit for 81 ,2oi.l7 for material furnished
: Baxter & Co. VS.. the City of seattle aud W. J.
kden-Suit on street warrants.
IN Arthur & Co. VS. Puyallup Water and
lgti Company ct ai.-suit on promissory note
fgtl0
CN Brundage vs. Rainier Power and Electric
Cenpany-Damage suit for $1,000.
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MISSING MAN INQUIRED FOR.
mrs. Dora Smith. of Spirit Lake, a.,
Writes to the Coroner.

Writes to the Coroner.
coroner Horton received the following letter
o. inquiry yesterday:
SPIRIT LAKE, Ia, Aug. Is, 1921.
70 the tlfy or County Coroner, Seattle. Wash.
-DecR SIR: Mrs. Dora smith, living near our
git!. W.saes me 10 write you in9uiring after one
FRANK l. smith, her husband She heard (his
lsst Letter 70 herr from him one year
aSo tnls month. lie had been
N your section from the previous
november and had been corresponding with his
~Ae, ana was intending 70 either come after his
lam " or send Tor them. so that she has no idea
lAat ne hEs gwen her the slip a. e. abandoned
heff she heard in December last that to1y of
man hac been found outside the limits of
your city who hal been murdered and that
name was found on the body OF F. T. smith
Hays you any record Of such man having died
F1olen. death il or near -FOUR place? An
cary answer viii greatly obiige the woman.
might suggest tnar the files OF you- city
papers fof the month OF December, 800 might
De examined for such record.
The humanity Of the appeal is ail that ! can
o1er you Yours with respect
z L BRowSELI, " D.
The records OF Dr. :. :. u. Smart, who vas
coroner az the time mentioned in the letter, do
not snow any such person as having died IN or
beyond the city limits
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May Not Lose His Sight.

ssfd ormor, the night Waterman at Rem.
"a va, vac accidentally sho; himself in the fsna
A-aesaay evening was resting gu city at Grace
a. Pa1A Yesterday. IL was feared BE would lose
A.. s,eslght, but nr. II. E. Merkel stated yesier-
as' TIE patient showed so much improve
-ea' vas possible 20 preserve the sight
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Cuticura Resolyent

TIE new Blood and skin Purifier and greatest OF
hlihyf heHatsiss, internally TO cleanse the blood
tITfeCsA- the Srez- >E.a Gore ard CrTYCU a
soar, an exquisite skin Beautsner extsfpAgv 20
Gear The Skin aud SEA suc rs-0re the barr cure
every species Ct agcniztng- nchins burning scsly,
2Dd Iin!piy disease Of the sxia. scalp Aua DO, d
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A Painful Accident.

Rufus Buck, the lz-ycAr-olt son OF 2. A Buck,
the wine merchant, met with painful accident
10 his Lett hand yesterday afternoon. In trying
some experiment with broken wine bottle his
hand slipped or the jagged edge OF the glass aud
he was cut between the thumb and first finger
slnost 20 where the thumb joins the hand. Dr.
Rswson sswei the wound up and no serious
conseQ nences are exnsctea.
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Leader Of Progressive Thought.

Dr. Savage. OF BOSTON. who is announced 70
lecture at the First ". +. church next Monday
evening. is an able representative o: modern pro-
Crsssiye thought He has been Il profound stu
dent of philosophy snd hiss come 20 occupy the
front rank OF American thinkers. His books are
widely sought FOR and read. yes il is IN the pull
pit and on the platform q vigorous. interest
ing orator that his personal popularity has been
chiefly won.
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Death Fron Raar. nisAaa

80 n dsndralskey. aged 40 years. died yes
-. 80 morning AZ his residence on Ceisr street.
4. S nSSrt disease The funeral services vii.
a 80 non The anderJak ing rooms Of Bonney
a., esH' tomorrow morning ~ 10 O'Clock. The
'"'e'iAent vii take place in Lake View cemstery
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-22
THE COUSTY's CONTRACTOR.
The Builder OF Courthouse to Get His
Money!.

Contractor Robert Smile, who built the new
courthouse, arrived in the city Yesterday from
California 20 s.raighten up his affairs with King
county. he had a long conference With the
county commissioners yesterday afternoon and
today he will De psid sIo2o, which was held
back Tor some work on the courthouse that had
not been completed when the LAST payment was
made. The contractor viii also De paid for the
work 10 be performed ia grading the front hall
OF the block IN which the courthouse Is situated.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-22
Union water-works

The f-St payment on the Union wster-woTks
amounting 70 Si,aA+4 a., was made by warrant
IhUrsdsy. The city has had possession for sew
era weeks, sni the pipes Will be connected
with The clty's Jew mains.