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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-29

WANTED - AGENTS; BUFFERS BOOK:
w 1000 pages; 200 engravings: published ia
three languages: first edition 100000: gne only
work by Genera BENJAMIN +. Butler: territory
should be spoken for promptly: correspondence
invited from experienced solicitors and Others
seeking good opportunities. ]. ueWiag Company
san francisco
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4SS4KERS IND CHEMISTS

n Z. BOGARDCS. OFFICIAL ASsAYER FOR
-. Chamber OF commerce; mines examined;
assaying and chemical work OF all kinds done
Rooms AZ IS and 80 Sullivan building Front
street. between Cherry and Columbia
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LOST.

I OST-BETWEEN OCCIDENTAL SQUARE
II and Pike and Eighth streets, street car.
lady gold watch, Watham make with short
double chain with charm attached Finder Will be
suitably rewar led by eavingit at $50 Burke block.
I OST-UMBRELLA; WILL GENTLEMAN
II who took gold-headed silk umbrella marked
F. l.. Dean from barber shop in basement of Pio-
neer building on Saturday night please return TO
superintendents ONCE, s., L. >. & f. ny, and
change for his2
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Advertisements under the heads OF Lost, Found
For Sale For Rent and Situations Wanted viii be
inserted At the rate OF cent word each insertion
Payment always IN advance. No advertisement
received for less thaa 25 cents.
NOTICE.-The business Office OF the PosT-Is-
IELLIsENcER is open until II p M Classified
advertisements will be received up 70 this hour
Advertisements will be received at branch Offices
Of the PosT-ISTELLIGEScEB at:
Tacoma. Sarnnlohs, agent
Port ACKNOWLEDGEMENT French & Springer
The following letters await advertisers at this
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FOE N4LE-LODGISG- HOUSES
ION SALE - SMALL LODGING HOUSE.
4 cheap. rooms al tu!l. 403}a Pike street
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: Il ROOMS;
excellent Location: long .ease; chesp rent.
house full, great chance, Adore = A POST
Ints.. aeuCeF.
FOd fAt aINGE.
TOR ENCHA NGE-FIVF-ACRF GARDFX
i ,racts near k.ra and for city property Rooms
Sl5 ans alo Pioneer block
Tor tHA<GE-LOl. 5INl,-HGT~F pFS-
L tsurant merchsn1l~e or real estate wanted -1r
q splendid farm q $50 acres near large ,.ity. IN
Kansas Apply room g Union block.
EoR NGE-SToCK II AMERICAN
District TELEGRAPH COMPANY a. Fsl-hsver f.r
real e-tsfe N seattle OF FAiEhaven. Address T.
I-Si-Lltpii seECer.
L'oR tHANgt-so ACRES or GO0D
land 20. city properly: also a house Of rooms
Tor 1ot> between Second st-eer and LAKE Wasnlnr-
ton II. : urae5, 81 Butler block
Tor E&CuANGE-HAVE Yor ANYTHING
L "a household goods tLat don't SUI voas Ws
y ~ eGcnAoge- Frederick s Nelson, I,2lS second
street
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X EMO T4IS.

REAoNA Al NOIICE-JOHN W. RTNSEY
"a rsz4 estate. removed to sI3 second street
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TOR SALE-Two LOTS on WASHINGTON
K street corner. FOR $500 Gardner q otEatlon'
rooms POI and 2O2 Bailey building
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IANTEp-POSITI BY EXPERIENCED
W nurse4 laos SIEVE nth street
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skCoND-HAND Goon.

1 ana ST. - IAsH PR.eE PAID F0s s..
Ike street '-LAtare al Chestsrs II.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-A SPECIAL
y meeting OF the stockholders oft the ng County
Investment Company Will De held at the COM
pany's office on Monday. November g. AT / O'clock
p. +. J. GRANT, President
:. f. SMITH. Secretary.
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EAPTOYMFNT HINTFD-NsTE

" NIEr-~ITUATIo I WILL WORK
" Two weeks tor nothing for any one wanting a
F"ol man store or factory preferred. eight ears
business oyuer"nce EasL Address J. " : are
f0st-l afel} rruCer
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SAtNDEBS Z HOuGHToS. ARcgITec-
> Rooms %. q aud - Washington iilECTs
vestment Company building e''''cry 10.
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FOUND.

EOUND-DIPLOMA OF MISS CLARA HOW
ard an have same by calling at Post-lntelli-
EenCer Office.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
COURT ENTERPRISE, ANCIENT ORDER
~ OF Foresters, will give an entertainment at
their hail in the HinckIev block this Thursday
eve Lunch will be served. There Will be musi-
cal and literary programme and good time gener-
ally is expected No charges. All are invited.
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DRESS ING.

NJ is NANNY HANSON FELINE P.sg
~ - .ona3.e swedish and French dressrnaksr 81;
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WANTED--A RELIABLE GIRL FOR GEN.
w eral Homework Apply forenoon, 1924 Sec
ond street.
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lNANTED-LADY EXPERIENCED IN RUST.
w ness To take charge OF store in Seattle; must
advance owner $500, which viii he secured; good
hgencer.
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CONFECTIONFRS

tE CREAM, CONFECTIONERY FrC =
\ Henry's ice cream. all fav5rs aI1rats on -
ered promptly 10 all parts OF the ctv; Miro,
49, olIchS' an haNors, one quart so cents three
mace candies, made fresh daily; lar.eSt as
----LL-rnt IN the CITY al Henrys ST. Third street
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NJ -. KING. FASHIONABLE ppros
- maker; cHildren's clothes a snsct.i, - -
I9H; fa,teTn prices. I5ll Front street bstxssn
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FETFRTNAPT4NS.

4 J. M'INTOSH, VETERINARY SURGEON
y. graduate of Toronto Veterinary College. Of
fee at Montana stables, Fifth and Washington
streets; telephone, 200: residence telephone, 367.
WALTER GREEN, VETERINARY PHYSI-
w clan and surgeon honorary graduate on
tario Veterinary College Office and infjrrnary at
Quincy Cab stables. corner West and University
streets; telephone. 432.
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BORN.

GTLLER-At West Seattle. TO the wife Of ". Mil
Ter. daughter: weight - pounds.
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TOR SALE-FINE FARM: SEVEN MILL ILLS
I from Port Angeles; $50 acres bottom anu ,a
well improved good buildings; 500 an acre, $50
horses mares wagons cows, all farm implenents,
worth abogt g. 500. Apply 10 james n " Ni'e
man. Port Angeles, Wash
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WANTED-GTRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
W work Immediately. Apply at Sll Madison
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L4NDSCAPE GIRDENERS

LIKED GRASSNER, LANDSCAPE GAR
- deher Corner White aud Madison streets
[ fAhMltHAEL, STIRLING & Co LANE
-, Scape gardeners; plans and esrimates frr-
mShec. BOX 394 city luz
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III RS. Ross DAVGs-BOOMs ga 21s o.
- Washington block, over stewart A He,n ~.
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: EORIGF

HOUSEHOLDS GOODS On = 49, 49,
mona an, baEgase, etc, stored at lowest raas,
CIV ei'sa on goods: insurance lowest i'm the
cal street " o. "4O and 342 CONNER
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T,0p Salon MONTHLY PAfMESIs
/ Sru. Broom house; commanding view Oh ID, ~
ha,,. on grsfed street: convenient 70 car HIS
kpes T. DAME : room ZlZ Butler oI0CA'
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-OP SATF-A NTNE.ROOM HOUSE WITH
+ r1otern couyeniences: in Queen Anne' iot oVA
40. win or without The furniture; easy 'erni~
INQUIRE NJ is Pike street.
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NOR SALE-THE MOST SLIGHTLY LOTS ". -
L Queen Anne hill, IN kandaIi ana DeI = siocs
ond Sfid lions: snap AlOnzo Hull olympic olocN
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iRCHFTECTs,

pAEKIysoT-sEATTLE SATfoS.7s.
/ block. NAL BANH
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HASTED-PARTNERS.

NhSTED-A PARTNER. \ GOOD PAPER
w hanger and kalsominer. with $50 capital:
WORK TO start on; none but tirst-class need apply.
Apply Partner. care E0sI-LnleiILEencer.
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HASTED-BU4RD FRS.

DOR PRIVATE BOARD OR ROOM NEA
4 business center apply TO Mrs y. Carey. q
Third street corner James; references given a
required.
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FTVANCT4L.

7EONEY TO CONSEQUENTIAL IA. = a,
VI tional savings ard Loan Associa1ioh' D'''''
building
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NOR sAIE-FIvF- ROOM HOUSE, CLOSE
i in on car line for 81. $50; $500 cash balance
S25 per month until paid for. Gardner 6 stratton,
rooms POI and 202 Bailey building.
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Y qua 80 "a NC LIBRARY AND CHArTAT--
SIS Pike street "''Ie Book and Stationary Co.
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HAERDRESSTyG.

LACE MASSAGE, THE NEW ART OF AC.
4 curing good complexion without cosmetic.
naa i .',shs' cutting, bleaching etc mancurins
lnmbia street. wv ~ 'A' "
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DEEING IND CIEANrN-

DfEING AND CLEANING.
IhE BEST PLACE To HAVE YOTR
i CIothes Cleaned and dyed bv experr taflo-s ana
Ond street ''' a. 60
Nm FRANCISCO STEAM DYEING. CLEAN
y ing and repairing works, o2O second street-
W ANDERSON, DYER AND CLEANER OF
W ladies' and gents clothing. Fifth and lanes
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M4rrRESs Is IND uorr

u or woven Air. - -. DIR, NANUFACI-Isl pm
stres,.y L2FlAeast corner tegar - and up
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~ AN IEIi-FnNLI ny FXTFRIFNCFD
" collector. VIII devote ell o. part of time. raf
srences or security. Address ". W. care Post
}nteli,Ceucer.
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mr.. sTTLLSON EYE. EAR, NOSE AND
~ throat. HaIer building.
nR KIBRE-OCUII- AND AT-EIST AND
IL physician for diseases Of The throat removed
70 Halter block corner Columbia and second
streets. rooms and ;.
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II SFEINMANN, Architect. Roo11s :.
Columbia streets N7cohd AMI
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+ 18th 9TH & HANFoRD ABSTRACT cc215,-,,1-
Corse- e~or l,s !, 70e -0 and 200 Buzz ~
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- Tts-d = T. " iLllNERY PARLORS SOS
co0la.t re ior latest fashions rnrtrta5 a., =
so4 , Eas etn prices; don't forctt ~ See 1ba
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OCULTsTs AND AURIs

DR. GEORGE a. REICH-Ctt LIST, Atk /
and unvsician for diseases Of the throat has
removed his Office TO rooms 203 and 2O4 Pioneer
building
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EIiIL DE- NEUF. ARCHITECT H.
II block TALLER
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.Yvx1crtys AND SURGEONS.

--------- t,0oTs PHYSICIAN AID SUR
:. =, u ! ana 2I2 Iioueer blocS. ONCE hours,
go 81 ro 5. Residence corner Mcc laire and
BARCLAY streets
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RooNE & WILCOX, BOSTON BIocg-
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A CCOCNT4NTS.

E,DWARn LYNNE-EXPERT ACCOT-xr
- ant 20 Sou h second street w y
i n, PARSONS. ACCoCNTAXT-7oa 81
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--------- BOOh BTNDERY.
/ Al iHoNY'S BTNDFRY. BTATK moor
niacturers Washington street cornsr
WasE ''-Ii rooms ana Terry BLOCK seattle
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ESGENEERs md coyre,cro

Gan FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY ~
> -inerTs aI1 c4utraCtOrs for hridvas 80 ~
description; Wnarf-bu.ld.ng piIe-ariv7ns .sssssy
.tiiu steaih shovel excavatlHg. plans and sracSss
H9hN IuFnlshed on application: csrrasn9rdasar.
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IA ANTED-LADIES HAVING A FEW
W spare hours each day can find lucrative en-
ployment by calling nj 6lS Fifth street. branch
Office for the Famous Gloria Water for the com
pleEion.
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CO1EMTSSIOS AND STDRtcE

WE HAVE SUPERIOR F1-TT TTTIc ~
bo'a our eN tHsiNe warehouses for 81 ring bouse-
d, 20 rs and tGrniture also grain and other pro
street. corner Marion ' '--'0-o west
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-08-27
The Great Issue Next Year.

Mr.. Henry Cabot Lodge under
takes to play the rOle of a political
prophet in the September number of
Tie Forum, in an article on "The
Political Issues of 1892 =; and he
predicts that the most prominent is
sue in the next Presidential cam
paign will be not the tariff question,
but the question of the free coinage
of silver. The tariff question, he
maintains, is one that is always with
US, and is not settled now, and will
not be settled at any early date, but
that the agitation of the free coinage
of silver has now reached so acute a
stage that it is not going to pass
away before some definite action is
taken, and that the popular feeling is
such that this is obliged to come to
a crisis in the next years campaign.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-08-27
efforts to elect Major Mckinley to
the Governorship of Ohio by the
largest majority ever given in that
State to any man in an off year.
TO-DAY THAN EVER
BEFORE.
Blaine Said TO Be the Only RepubIi-
can Who Can Garry Ne
baska Next Year,

Lincoln (Neb.) Call (Rep): Since
the call was made in 1868 for Gen.
Grant to become the candidate of
the Republican party for President,
there has never been such a univer-
sal desire for any man to accept that
office as is made at the present time
for Mr.. Blaine to be the Republican
candidate in 1892. The Cal, with
whatever of energy and earnestness
it may possess, joins in the demand.
The Republicans of Nebraska, the
great rank and file Of the party I'M
trammeled with office and unassocia-
ted with democracy, is for Mr..
Blaine above and beyond all others.
They recognize in him all the quail
ties that have commanded their ad-
miration and support for twenty
years, and they know that he is
stronger to-day in every section of
the Union than ever before. The
people of Nebraska stand ready to-
day and in 'o2 to cast their ballots
for the man whose policy is to open
new markets for the great agricul-
tural products of the Northwest.
They stand ready to place at the
head of the nation the one brilliant
statesman who is opening continent
to America commerce, and who has
shown his worth in the conduct of
foreign affairs so that the most
powerful European powers recog-
nize his ability and craftsmanship.
The Call believes that with all due
respect to President Harrison and
those in this state associated with
him as public officials Mr. Blaine is
the one man who can carry Nebras-
ka for the Republican party in 1892.
With confidence in this fact, not
swayed bp personal admiration, how
ever enthusiastic the latter may be,
the Call believes it duty as well as
a pleasure to enroll itself in the great
Blaine column that is inaugurating
now triumphant march to victory
in behalf of the ablest statesman in
republic.
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For Nothing.

Self sacrifice comes natural to
women. Much of it is born in
them, and what is not is ground
into them from their childhood by
education. For the sake of her
home duties a girl gives up amuse-
ments and privileges which her
brother would never be expected to
forego for the like reason. AS she
grows older, this spirit grows, en-
couraged by all tradition and out
side influence. Often it's power
masters her altogether, and her life
becomes one long devotion to end
less labor and acceptance of IN
pleasant things, that the pleasant
part of living may be kept sacred
for the rest of the family.
The purely useless side of this
entire self abnegation must some
times strike the beholder. Such
effacing of individuality is not I'M
common. And it gives as little
real benefit to the family as it does
to the individual.
Putting aside the moral effect of
the younger members of the family
brought up to regard their mother
as a machine run for the family
service, does the woman who so
gives herself for the we'll being of
her family really accomplish all
she desires? If she work without
pause or Stacking day in and day
out, does she always feel satisfied,
with admiring lockers, that it is
the noblest way to so spend her
health and energies? If she re-
nounces all recreation and higher
life for herself, and gives up all
communion of mind and spirit with
her husband and children, is the
reward adequate that is paid to
them in better kept house, more
bountifully supplied larder,
or handsomer clothes?
If over fatigue causes her to be-
come petulant or complaining, is
not the atmosphere of home more
greatly injured than the added
cleaning and cooking can repair?
If she is too worn out to give sym
pathy and help to the children s
Joys and sorrows, what do the finer
clothes and furniture obtained
avail? And if, as sometimes hap
pens, outraged nature gives way,
and others must step into the
breach, do their own work and the
played out woman's as we'll, and
take care of her into the bargain,
what has she gained by her extreme
efforts that she has not lost by the
break down?
A life laid down in a worthy
cause in not lost, but gained; but
is this cause worthy?
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-08-27
GREAT CROPS !!
Three H aryest Excursions.

The bountiful crops of the Wes-
tern States are great sights for the
farmers of the East to behold, and
the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
R. R. is not only willing but anxious
to have the farmers visit Kansas,
Indian Territory, Oklahoma, Texas,
Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, see
the abundant yield and buy a home
in the west. Land is cheap, and for
the price of farm in the East you
can buy enough to give large farm
to each member of your family.
August 18TH, September 18th and
September goth are the three dates
selected upon which Excursion
Tickets will be sold to all points
specified below at Cheap Rates.
The excursion tickets will be sold
in Chicago, St. Louis and points in
the state of Illinois, Iowa and
Missouri on the lines of the Santa
Fe Route. And it is probable that
railway lines east of Chicago and
St. Louis will also sell at these re-
duced round-trip rates. The tick
cts will be sold only on these three
dates, and will be good for return
for thirty days from the date Of sale.
They let you stop over at any point
west of Kansas City or St. Joseph.
The ticket agent will give you fuller
particular upon application to him,
or if you write to or call upon US at
the address below. H. N. Butter
field, Northern Passenger Agent,
612 Rialto Building. Chicago, Ill.
Jno. J. Byrne, Asst. Genl Pass. and
Tkt. Agent, Chicago, ILL., G. T.
Nicholson, Genl Pass. and Ticket
Agent, Topeka, Kansas. 7w12
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-08-27
Tax Notice Sale of Year 1899.

The following is a true and correct copy of all I'M
redeemed lots pieces parcels of land situate lying
and being i'll the County of Kenosha in the State of
Wisconsin, which said parcels sold by the
County Treasurer of said county of Kenosha on the
day of May, A. D. 1885, for the unpaid taxes and
charges due thereon for the year A. y. 1888, to-
gether with the amount OF taxes interest and charges
thereon pursuant to the statute in such case made
and provided calculated thereon up to and including
the last day of redemption thereof, to wit May 81,
A. D. 1899.
Now, therefore, Notice is hereby given that un-
less such lots pieces or parcels of land are redeemed
as provided by law. on before the 2Ist day of
May, A. D. 1862, the said lands represented by GER
tifcates of sale by the County Treasurer of the
County of Kenosha of the parcels therein described.
will be conveyed to the legal owners of said certif"
Gates upon proper application according to the stat
ute of the State of Wisconsin in such case made and
provided.
Given under my hand and the seal of the County
Board of Supervisors of the County of Kenosha, in
the State of Wisconsin this 3oth day Of July, A. D.
1891. DANIEL B. BENEDICT,
[SKAL.1 County Clerk.