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Milford chronicle., 1892-10-07
dAmPAIGy SONG.
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AIR-Tramp. tramp. tramp, 6s boys are marching.
We arc all Republicans.
And we're 10y a n the core,
Every man Will vote for Harrison and Reid.
You can hear our Slogan ring,
As our Campaign Song We sung
Every man will vote Tor Harrison ana heia'
Chorus.
Tramp, tramp. tramp, the boys are marenln
Cheer mp brnthere we will conles
You will lnd Us all In line
When Il comes election time
EYery man will vute for Harrison ana heio'
Protection is the cry
That we raise the echoes by.
Every man will vote for Harrison and Reid
Every shop and every mill
Know. lhe great Mckinley hill
Every man will vote fOr Harrison ana REID
Chorus;
Honest money. safe and sound,
Makes prosperity abound.
Every ma VIII yOie for Harrison and Reid.
No free coinage herssY
By our vote can ever be-
Every man Will vote Tor Harrison ana tseiu'
Chorus;
For an honest vote for all,
And an hone-t count we call.
Every man Will vote for Harrison and koid'
We are sure 20 win the nght
For we know hat we are ght-
Every man Will vote Tor Harrison and Reid.
Chorus;
Reciprocity we claim.
Is he glO-y OF jim Blaine,
Every man Will vote for arrison ana Reid
And we mean On every sen
That our Nations z shall be-
Every man will vote for Harrison and Reid
Chorus
We will vote for Harrison,
F.rthe nozzle " TX he's done, ,."lr
Every man viii VOse for Harrison ana holds
With our Harrison nag on high
We will shout our battle cry
Every man Will vote for Harrison aud Reid
Chorus,
Milford chronicle., 1892-10-07
GEO. TIckNoR CURTIS.
From Encyclopedil B'daHnea, american Sup.
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h From Encyclopedia B'daHniea, american Sup
DienRnt.
George TieknOr Cur is, an Amsrietn lawyer
ana author. WAS born at WatsrrOwn, Massa-
chu-e u. November %, 1912 After rr iduat-
ing AT Harvard College. in 1882 b. s udisi law,
and WAS admitted TO tha bar in 1884, He wa
Ia member Of the Massaehuse Is Legislature
rom is4) TO 1874 aad was appointed UnHei
$ ,les COMMISSIONER for Massachuseit
While h. hld this position the Fugitiv-
Slavs law Of 1851 was passed, and hs wss
soon CT led upon to execute it bv r'mpud-
ins to MS % str ingtivs from VI gnia
ar odIum thus incurred he carried out Iht
law.
In 1862 he removed to New York, where hi
psofessionl Il ability has secured for hlm an
extsnsi . practice. Throughour his career he
mas been diisent author. and his works on
veiious depar meuts of law have sacuret til.
highest approval. Among them are Rights
aud D aiie- OF Merchant S-amen," 1874; Law
of Copyright" 1877 Law of Pt'ents." 1919
four edition, 1873; "Ameic Convey.
aucer," second edition, 1871; Equity Pre-
,elents," fourth edition. 1869; Digest OF
Decisions OF Courts OF Common Liw and
Admir i y" n also published '' Comment.
les on thr Jurisprudence. Practice md lecnl-
lar Jurisdiction Of th- Courts Of the Unite
Statcs," two vols, 1s54-5s. Beside thesr
-irictly professional works he has published d
valuable ' Iti-tory Of the Ori-n. Formation
and Adoption OF the Constitution of the United
st,tes," two vols. I555-5s. und Lille oI
D MEL Wsbs'er." two vols. 1870
Milford chronicle., 1892-10-07

barrnoks near nv where roops had bAen sta
ton-d turing fha its troub es. an s1on after
" ri Margaret and the doctor started up tne
hill.
AZ Dartle had nradicte,l, as soon rs It grew
light T tn m n h d H. aeiei ths bloc stain
and track In he snow eHding toward the
tunnel AMI had guessed ia tru h.
Drunk with suer.-s and 4 Iuor, there Werr
yet few in the croWl 49, or enough 70 trae''
hem 70 Marsar Is door. and b-f2r' m my
minu es they stood outside par eyIn9 WIN
Darils.
Let rs tn. We spalpheen," shouted Kelly,
''w- don want to hur yses bui. oy ne rtsr-
nal. ws'l hav IN t Fls cher il gs hsv TO jump
over ysr dead brdyfo gii him
keep or ys. devil cried Dhrtle, htS pow p
nj frame e ling the na~Tow door a., %
twill bss tha worse fes yel ftEe tnaf,"
Ia lied to Kelly. WHO AS tryiag TO ruSh MS
way past hun. A. ne spoke he wra-tei pis-
toi from ly's hsnd. and with the outt emu
struck ain heavy blow.
B-iors D ,r,le eOuLI defend himself the gang
we're upon him, hs pis oi was wrenc1st from
hls grasp by drunken bru . aud tuFut-l
uron nm, and the next ms ant he r. shot
turough The heart, at the threshold ot mar
garets door.
The -ight sobered the rum ms.
"loys. tnis Is murder" cried one, "an' the
law eau hold us for it Hist, whats that 70
the town bsloW2 'ris the soldiers a N VIII j
At he Wo 4 there was 81 Ii yell Hud
gene al scattering ami by the inns Mar
giret and the doctor rstohsd tbs sc"ne, only
Dazzle l,y az the doorway, a silent se"tinel.
al hui even unto death 10 the trust reposed
in him.
Marsarer's tears rained down and she
pressed kiss upon the poor dead fae'. H.
tied def n HING the man lie hated. he mao Ehe
loved, ani only sho could understand AMI
reverence the sublime heroism Of the deed.
Milford chronicle., 1892-10-07

Does not the fact that within the Last twelve
vsars 30 O. 1000 acres OF land nave bean throw u
out OF urahls cultv,ton IL England indi ATE
that Fr-r-T Trade iniur-s farm ng2
Do Free,raders hink that they can convince
American wool growers thar their 70 lnci
would not tall in price to tue London lsvel II
Protection we're withdrawn2
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a pATRInTIc WnnEr.

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A iOGR LpCAL fAf'. r, send nT co les u
THE AMERICAN ECONOMIST.
the reiiahl- exponent Or the p0cy uf Pro-ectia
. p % tile raruI .lib, IL have the ErOAOMfsT req
4 Price, s2iD year
send postal card request Tor ree sample copy. At
iresa AMERICAN FGUNQM ST.
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EMPLDYHRNT WANTED-AALE.
UANTED-PEHMAEF POSITION IN
w store OF Office by capable young man. several
years' experferce ia general merchandise bush
nesst references AddrsssD B.. care Post fnteiia-
geneer.
ylrANTED-wORK ny GOOD Aff-ROUND
w Office man: lIne education. good accountant.
good pennsan, telegraph operator, must nave
WORK. Address Theron Newcastle, WASH
yNAETED-sOOK HAVING YEARS. EN-
" perfenca who - steassy and reliable, wants
situation: hotel or restaurant Address w. z. &.
care Posf-f Bteiiigencsr
UJANTED--RY A YOUNG NAN WITH
W know!sfge OF shorthand and clerical expe-
Renee sttusfion Address H, care Post-fnteiii-
geneer.
yxyANTED-THDsE DESIRING MALE HELP
W can get IL at the city Mission Tree OF cost $40
and 3l2 South Second street
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CLAIR YU Y4yTs,

NINE La WEE, CLAfRVf3yA<r AND
vi trance medium. tells past present and ftl-
tire; satisfaction guaranteed Or 40 pay. south
west corner sixth and Madison
AIRS {. CORNELIUS, TRANCE. TEST AID
VI deveiopfng u1edfum- Rooms 27-2s EpIes
a.ocK seattle.
GYPSY QCEEg, FORTUNE TELLER: La
VI siies. % cents, genEieNnsn. 81 =nnaer<on
block. ester ssenue. eet% esa soush secu1a and
GosxIsexc..A ssxsess, rovER =.
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NOTICE TO STOCK HOLDERS

NOTICE TO STOCK HOLDERS.
CROCK HOLDERS MEETISG-rHE An
~ nuai meeting of the stockholders OF the King
Comfy Investment Company, No. z. Will he held
at the office OF the secretary. room 227 Bailey
building in the city OF Seattle. Monday. October
10, 1892, at o'clock p.
JABEz 3. NELSON, President
z. G. BAIRD. Secretary.
NOTICE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is HERE
~ by given to the stockholders Of the kellogg
Land Company that the annual meeting of said
company VIII De held ut the office OF the company.
IN seattle, Wash. on Monday, October 10. 1892.
at l O'Clock u n AZ this meeting trustees for
the ensuing year will he elected and such other
BUSINESS transacted may properly come before
the meeting EBEN SMITH.
Dated September "a, 1892 Secretary
THE ANNUAL MEETING fPOSTPONED)
l. Of the shareholders of the Seattle Transfer
Company will be held Wednesday October - at
tho Office of the company Third and Weller
streets r. J. aEEkiE, Secretary.
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sorrcE ro CONTRACTORS.

ITO CON7RACTORS-ETDS WILL BE RE-
Z resvess nj my Office so-4l safe Deposit build
ing up tancsobes H. for the erection Of block
of stores Front street 81. A. BAKER
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NOTICE To CoSTRACTbRS-MEL RoSE
~ avenue grade
Seated proposals viii be received by the under
signed secretary OF the board OF public WORKS Of
the city OF Seattle. 10 noon OF Friday. October
Ia A. d 1892. for the grading and construction 81
sidewalks both SIDES OF MelruSe avenue. in t8s
CITY seattle from Pike street Depot street. Ia
said city in accordance with the plans and speeit
csaionf row on file in this Office
Each bid is 10 be accompanied by certified
CHECK payable the order OF the city comptroller,
for q sun cot less than i've t5} per cent of the
amount bid and no lid shall be considered unless
accompanied by such cheek
The successful bidder will be required 10 enter
into a contract and furnish satisfactory houdsmeu
for the amounts required by the city charter and
state laws within l0} days from being notified
Of the award failing which stfd cheek and the
amount thereof will DE forfeited TO the city.
Ne person IS eligible aS a bidder who mas within
two years prior tha letting made defAnit in pay
Iaent of any Just claim for any work ar LABOR per-
formed or for any skill material furnished pur-
suzns to any such contract as Is here advertised
or who within said two years has assigned aban-
tioned surrendered failed 10 compiete any such
contract
The board of public WORKS reserves the right co
reject any ard ali bids
Proposals to be Endorsed on the envelope "Mei-
rose Avenue Grade
Please attach COPY of this advertisements 70 bid.
By order of the board OF public works.
C. q. HEEF yEE. Secretary.
-,uhi;ratfan Oetohsr 1892
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS BUSH
IN street srade-Sealed proposals viii he received
by the undersi gned secretary of the board of pub
lie works OF the city of Seattle, 10 noon of
Friday. October II, A. ID. 1892, for the grading
and construction of sidewalks on both sides OF
Bush street, In the city of seattle. from Jackson
street TO Main street, said city. in accordance
with the plans ana specifications now Tile in
this Office.
Each Did is 20 I've accompanied by certified
check payable the order of the city comptroller.
for not less than Ave 80 per cent. of the
amount bid, aud no bid snail be considered unless
accompanied by such check
The successful bidder Will be required to enter
into u contract and furnish satisfactory hondsmen
for the amounts required by the city charter and
state law within ten tl0l days after being notified
or the award. falling which said check and the
amount thereof will be forfeited to the city.
No person is eligible as a bidder who has within
two prior TO the letting OF said contract made
default IN payment OF Just claim Tor any worE
or labor performed for any skill material
furnished pursuant TO such contract as Is here
advertised, who, within said two years, has
assigned. abandoned. surrendered failed 10 COM
piets any such contract.
The board of public works reserves the right to
reject and. all bids
Proposals TO he Endorsed on the envelope Bush
Street Grade"
Please attach copy Of this advertisements TO bid
BY order OF the board of public WORKS
e. q. HEIFNEH, Secretary.
First publication, October 2, 1892
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~ street grade.
sealed proposals viii be received by the under
signed secretary of tbs board of public works of the
city OF Seattle up OF Friday. October
IL A. ID. 1891 for the grading ana construction
of sidewalks both sides of Boyist0n street. n
the city Of Seattle, from the south line of A.
PontiIs' add the north line of said add. in said
city, in accordance with the plans and specfhca-
tons file IN this office
Each bid IS 10 be accom- panied by certified
check payable the order of the city comptroller
tor SUM not less than five 80 per cent of the
amount bid, and BID shall De considered unless
accom- panied by such check.
The successful bidder will be required 70 enter
into a contract and furnish satisfactory oondsnen
for the amounts required by the city charter and
state laws within % DAYS after being notified
of the award. failing which said cheek and the
amount thereof will be forfeited TO she city.
No person ia eligible bidder who has within
two years prior the letting of said contract made
deYauir a payment Of lust claim for WORK
or labor performed or for any skill material
furnished pursuant any such contract as IS here
advertiser, or who, within said two years has
assigned abandoned. surrendered or failed TO conn
piete any such contract
The board of public works reserves the right TO
reject any and ali bids
Proposals 10 be Endorsed on the envelope ''Boyis.
ton street Grade"
Please attach q copy of this advertisement to
bid.
BY order of the board OF public works.
c. e. HEIFNER, Secretary.
First publication. October y 1892
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CONSERVATORY OF Arts.

CCHOOL OF MUSIC. EL0CUTION, DESIGN
- Hoiyoke block. corner spring anu Front streets
Piano, Pipe Orgau-Roseoe Warren Lucy.
Singing-Mrs William x. Miller.
violin-W. Vaughan Arthur.
Guitar-Chares V. Fhiell. Banjo. Flute.
Eiocutfon. Physical Cuitnre-Mrs. Slauson.
Drawing. Painting from I.lfe-Miss Fiskeu-
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LEGAL NOTICES.

A DAIN tsrRAF0HiS NOTICE OF SALE OF
"a real esfate-In the superior court King
county. state Of Washington. In the OF the
estate OF Christian rorgHrson. deceased No
l-1&9. Notice - hereny given that IN pursuance
OF an order of sale made by said court in tbs ahova
entitled matter OF the 18th day Of August, 1892.
the Undersigned administrator Of said
sell the front door of the courthouse IN seattle
IN said county, the Gath day Of September al IL
o'clock IN the forenoon Of that day. pubic aFe-
ton in one parcel To the highest oidder for cash.
the following described real estate To- wit:
All on lots SIX 81. nine ~ xnd ten ffg3 In
ton fourteen (l4J. township rwenfv-avs f25g.
north NJ range seven - east. W NJ in King
county state Of Washington. containing one hun
are4i and one and 81 100 acres
SEEENIS a TOaGEHSOT
y atea AHgusf Is 1899. Administrator
The ABOVE sale has been adjourned for one more
weex and viii place nIASse ON October
g NJ IL a N. SEW Rim a. TGRGERSCN
Dated Ccroner !. 1899 xaauz3nistrafor
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sOCTFTY soTTCgS
aacoTcH SOCIETY or BATTLE RFsULAR
- business monthly meeting Friday, October Z:
business. election OF osrcers.
IoHs BowIE, Recorder.
: ct JOHNS LODGE NO q, q A.
~ NJ gewuiar communication last Satur-
day in the month.
- ~ COURT FRtsR TUCK, 1871 A. q.
- - meets Thar@Gas evenings IN Masonic
ri Temple Second street entrance
* W r. JOHNSON, r. =.
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F0K REgELODGIyG HOUSES.


E,OR RENT-IODGING HOUSES OF ALL
Il kinds: furniture for sale. Hall, room 70 Co-
man block.
Tor DON HOTEL CORNER
II second and Depot streets: a desirable tenant
can secure this recently bult house very favor
able terms. Apply Charles Leueh. l4I2 Front
street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN FROM THIS
~ date October 1. that will not be RESPONSE
bic for deh1s contracted In nnme by e T.
Shaffer. - he IS no longer ia our employ.
Fl. n. sHAFFER Il co
u-HY PAY HIGH PRICES FOR BUTTER
w when you can yeI cream Dufteffne for 20 cents
ponnd at tna Cow Butter store l423 Front
street,
DGIEE Our OILCL9TH, CARPETS AND
Il ltneienm during he next ten days. The Bell
town Furniture Company, 9l5 Front street In
stamenfs.
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CARRAHER & MEACHAM

Advertisements under the heads o. Lost, Found,
For Sale FOR Rent ara Situations Wanted will be
.rsevtsf st ths rate of word each inser-
ton. Payment always in advance. No advertise
uienfs received foy less that % cents
woTfCF-Tfse business Office Of The Pos--ry-
TptsfsTrcEs open until IL .. Classified
advertisements will be received Up 20 this time.
Advertisements viii BE- received at branch offices
1fthe Posr-IsTELLtsEscER 81.
Tnroma ........................T 9an1nlons, Agent
Fort Townsend ......-.s........ French q Springer
The following Iesfers await advertisers At this
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LoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ALI. KINDS.
L n. y. Barpse, general agent, So ki0Iisss
bullc1ux
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DxAzsEs AxD FUNERALS.

BAHSHAET-Jn seattle Tuesaay. Ocsosey 8,
= the WIFE OF heuben Barahsrt. daughter
The morning call., 1892-06-03
COURT NOTES.

Divorces are sought BY Aunie from William
+. Evans and Ella from Harry l.. Ives
The suspended trial OF AeFor Mckee Ran.
kn's divorce suit Will be taken ~ on Monday by
Judge CARRIER.
George A Dunn has sued the UnItad Endow-
ment Associates TO recover $447 for money had
from and also due Margaret A. Dunn on a bene-
6ctaIy certificate.
Because Of BIS failure to provide Judge San
CerSon mas divorced Matte {. Anderson from
FREDERICK Anderson, shirmaster in the employ
Of the Alaska Commercial CUmpauy.
Judge Finn has issued a restraining order, on
the petition OF John Center ana others, eujoiuiug
Contractor Thomas Green from carrying Oh GER
tain grading operations on Lombard street.
Auguste w. HAbieh has sued N j. and r. e..
Dyer and Edward VI. Greene 10 recover S2OS7 30,
claimed TO be due on a contract for the sale Of a
PORTION OF the ClaremUnt-ayenue Tract, IN OAK
land.
Grant Israel has been sued By August Weihe
10 recover 500 loaned him 10 June, 1888. al the
rate Of PET cent per month, and secured by his
salary demand as Deputy Assessor for May.
Win the testimony Of his seven witnesses
masing g 10 tie case on both sldes, the trial
Of the " Olf divorce suit was concluded yestsr.
cay afternoon. Judge Slack viii listen 10 argu-
9ents today.
judgment for The defendants was given by
Judge Hunt In the suit of Conrad Heinrich
8galnst John LandvOgt and others, growing out
OF partnership dispute I'D The CoSmopolila an
lakeiy aud coffee saloon on + fifth street
The Riggers' sud SteyedOTes' Union AssocIa-
tion has been sued by Susan T. Strand to r, cover
SO claimed as funeral expenses upon the draIh
Of her husband, William J. Strand who died Ia
ApTH. after having been a member for 30 years.
Maurice Strauss accused OF forgery was found
guilty yesterday, after tlial before Judge " al
lace. Joseph Carroll, accused Of an attempt TO
rob George Peterson. the mate OF a ship. was
found guilty OF assault. A plea OF guilty OF as.
sanlt By his codefendant, Timothy Hastings, was
them accented
The morning call., 1892-06-03
ONB MORE UNFORTUNATE.
Minnie Belmont Dies From a
Criminal Operation.
The Ez-Druggist, Who, Il Is Alleged, Treated
Her, Denies Both His Egms and His Guilt
Deeply Interested Young Man.

Mrs Minnie Belmont, q young and at
tTactive woman who lived with her mother
at 121 Sixth street and kept a restaurant
rs Ell;s street, died yesterday and will be
buried in Sacramento on Saturday after
noon. Her death was the result OF a GRIM
iBaI operation which may bring two men
within the pale Of the law.
Dr. Edwin Robbins Of IA Mason street
WAS called to attend the woman yesterday
morning and found that she was suffering
intensely. She struggi ed couyulsively, and
between her gToaBs and gasps called for
water. He gave her some brandy and water
and made an examination OF her body,
which convinced him that all was
HOt right. he made his suspicious known
to an attendant. who positively de-
clsred that nothing was wrong. Her mother,
Mrs. Catharine GRAY, made a similar de-
claration. When asked who had attended
her she family whispered DR.. Pixley." a
bottle Of medicine stood upon table by
the bedside. The doctor picked it up and
found that there was no label upon il, cir
cumstanee that added 10 his suspicious. He
thought that II contained a nitrate, and
wien Mrs. Belmont died a few minutes
later he refused 90 give a certificate Of the
cause Of her death but notified the Coroner.
The body was taken to the Morgue and
an autopsy was made By DR.. Williams, who
found that death WAS the result of q crimi-
nal operation.
At 202R Turk street, CALL reporter
asked 70 see Dr.. PiXley, IS that was the adj
dress OF tie physician who it was said had
treated the woman before death. The land
lady said that he occupied room s. A knock
at the door brought out a slightly built
middle-aged man, who Kept Up continual
splitting, as if tuft Of cotton had lodged
upon the end OF his tongue. He denied that
he WIS DR.. PlXley or any other PiXley, but
when his attention was called TO a wOman's
death and a criminal operation he became
excited, and declared there was no opera
ton"
It was subsequently learned that a man
named Plxiey had kept drugstore at the
corner Of 0FaTrell and Stockton streets,
aud that he bad been called doctor"
He had funny habit of splitting" said
the clerk who gave this information.
When the CoTOneTs deputy called az the
Eliis-street restaurant. be found there tall
man with red face and grayish mustache,
who bad called at the Morgue TO see the
WOman's body, and had betrayed deep agi-
tatIO1. he wanted to know by what right
the reporter had been admitted 10 the room,
and was asked By the Deputy Coroner what
sweIed: u am here for interested par
ties"
What is your name?" asked the official.
''Oh. that cuts no figure in the case"
This question was put 70 him several
times. but he would not answer, and a sub
Dena was handed TO him as John Doe" to
appear at the Inquest.
Mrs. Gray said That she did not know the
nan.