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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-18
ore, Wtn., @ontag, ben 1S. September 1893.
Mannerfleioer, &unSenarbeit,
eeaen
fleine @pd,cnaabIuueeu
in
ced1t's oerIdsI Iidben 2dpeu.
gfr. 5 19 uno 521, SIo=2 Srpapwap.

5,oermann trdst aletoer, uno Sober, Der ettpas
porif,nt, trdst bic beften aIsp,r gber nidt Sober
fann es erIdpinsen. feline sleber baar gu beSaben.
@r.bit if elm eu1uS-ein Sesen fur ie6r uele Seute
an S,r,n gtnfOmmen 70 pisIe gnipridc sematt fpers
ben bas elm gB.nia baar" uno Elm gBenia podentIid
tuoider uno Ieid1ter if, aIs ods G6anse n6aar."
I'm Die Qrt Sreott Die Ieict ill., unb bic z orte Seiz
man brett bierper tommen. Sic tonnel Sleioel,
aunoendrbeif, Al RreeH, mle tle fur Iertqe Seiber
bcredHet perben, fauieH uno ne nit seringeH WodeEr
ODER Dtonat5 ;ab uHseH bejapleE.
sur $50 pertauien mir ShHen et1en GnSue, auf
ben 5eoer itoB iciH fann-een AnSu9, fur ben Sbneu
inportirten SammaarH tworsted lzGuhe, SaiiniYz
ODER @beplot= Stofie por5u9lt 9earGeItei uuo 9Qen
ben ieoer @yoBe p1ieRo
Snr B perfaufeH mir iberaus autc 9usiioe eirz
reibise unb gum ueberfHopTen, Sutamops uno ole
ioHitl9en Tlcoas-NHSI9e, mtlhe ,Jbnen. nadl AfaaG
eema6t. unbeoin9t mlnoelens S25 toiteH miiroen -
uno Sie Is fnr pdlIeHo ttHocE toIHeu Sic
9SeHis baar, elm 2EeHlg DpdeHtlIdp ooer moHdtidl
beSahen. g9ir flno bic eIHil9en Seioerbdnoler in
ben Ser. StaGteH (lptr metHeH SeIoer16noer eriter
SIaiie) ipede Uas tbun unb Dr liHo thatlddid, ole
einBge 9eioerrmd erlter 81 dle, ele @reNit oteicr
9lrt eibt gSir brineen fur y Ia sT6eH 9aHSpolene1
AnBug auf 3bren 9tId N, uRo lueRH Str anabe einsn
sute olibeH, oauerbaiten anSu9 0raucbt 10 beteioeu
mir ihH Iir So.
Saidl.nubren uno Sdlmudaden better @orte iar
Serren Ino Sdmen AMI @reott:
SoaneH Sle Den 2ag iber Hldlt fommeH, 10 fommen
Se oes Iheno5; bcnn mir bGlteH leoen 4beno bis 8
Ihr SamtaaS bis ] ubr) often. uao uulere Sdoen
erltrable eeenio bell be: eettrlieR &iteru, ule in
Der DlittaeslouHe. 9titt SeltIs senug toHnen Sle
tOmmeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-18
Spiben< <Oepartement.

Dies ift cine grOBe Salion fir Spisen.
gSir fiuo uorbereitet, Shneu irgeuo Gtpas
uuO Sepes, mas su trasen 1T, oOrsuipeilen.
Germ uuo peiBe Sruse, Uiar-
got, @bantillper, applque, orleutalllher,
Ouhele, Y0lut uno Bourbon.
Sdwarse Spiteu-isioene @rod)et, gour.
bon, @bautiqper, Dtarquiie, Dta5arlue uno
YriuceB Uap.
@ase fir Y5enOsSoiIette.
Srepp. Ottoman in allen Sd,attirunaeu.
Srepp=Wtoire III alien Sbattirungeu.
@eltreifte 9ase.@ffsfte in @cru uno BeiB.
Spleen=Giniat. .Streifeu.@ass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-18
11nIere 9litra9ams II. Weantelfoffs

10 Stiid idwar;er Sturm'Serses, bic so
Gts.sGnalitat; bic Darb
30 Cts.
10 Stiid ihwarler Sturm.Serses, bic
rs @ts.-GuaIitdt; Die Yaro
62a Gts.
25 Gtid Glap'der &ammsarn= Stoffe
(worsteds), Die S1.25.Gualitdt; Die Oarb
80 GtS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-18
SamtmetsSepartement

200 6arbeu,9tiiancsu in foIseuoen Guali.
tGten:
Sualitdt I-bie Darb
S1.5O.
Gualitat H-bie Yaro
81.
: Gualitd! nI-lautsr Seioe. Die Darb
$3.75.
Qualitdt Iv-S2 3ou brett. Die 0arb
81.
Gualitdt v-0ie Daro
S..
S6warse SammstitOfie-bie garO
81 bis S12.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-18
g(nCe=Gdn0C6u6e.

SeUOO OtJOFoV"VC'
g8eibs, ,perlgraue, tanarlengelbe, gObelin.,
heliotrOp-, reieben, iarbige, mprtensrline
blutrotbe, lobbrauue, WobeS uuo iflmarse
NIT coutraitireuoer Hdberei; bier sroBe
Yerlmuttertn0pie, ginfaiiunss. uuo anopfe
i0der 3u Der Ndberei paiieno; etne edit fran.
sofiide Sbee. 9as Yaar
$3.50.
Sisrtnopfse frauS0iiife ausseb. Sanb.
ifnbe fiir Ntdohen; refeOafarbls, mprten.
grim. marlueblau, blutrotb uno lohbrauu.
Das Yaar
$f.25.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-18
Spitett-3ett- -@arnituren

IVS0sSae &SeEtUCa
% Sett.Sarnituren irldnoi1er Spiten,
ecru uno peiB. Die @arutur
50.
25 Sett.Garnituren trlduoiider Spiteu,
ecru unb peib. Die Garuitur
sig.
Cine Yartie Sett=Sarnituren aus 8e-
naiiiance-, Wfarie Intoiuette= uub @lunn=
Splteu. Yreis pro 9aruitur
$35 bis $50.
Gin Boffen 8euaiiiauce-S ett.@arnituren
nit Marie GntOlnette. s ombluatlon. Sie
@aruItur
$65 bis $75.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-18
pas GsGtdfts> >Grsignif Sfr Salon

ift Der arose sfeueroerfauT bes prddtisen sasers
fertiser 8lcicer aus ben beriibmten 5abriten Don
!. s. 8. Tann & Comp, Ir. 3O5, Detz SaItiz
mertftrose, Der Jest i'm @ianse iif in benz mobilize
fanuteu Weifenoz SIeiaerz gta bIiiiement BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-18
Strnmpfmaaren nno 11ntersema.

Ybpais' aerippteS uuterseus fir 2ameu
unb &tnoer in ganSen Iusiiqen uno 8elttrt-
cots. pStu.tgarter" Inter.
seug, bic b6tfte Slahe Sauitdts. artltel, Die
aematt ruerben, tiir Serreu, 0ameu uuo
aiuoer, in saHseH an6iigen Ober einSeluen
@ewdnperu. nuterleibSblnben, 4niemdrmer
uuo gtadthemoeu. Diorlep's enslilh.ome.
rifaniiher Strumpfpaareu-@ -@ompagnie eIes
gantehe Sabritate aus DteriuO, gSoGe uno
Seibe.
S6mere serippte ieibene Oamen=Sailleu,
tief aus9elhnltten; obne germel. Sas
9emaHo
S1.25.
Game jeieene 0amen- Iusiige. tief aus.
geltnitteH, Snielange, creme uuo i9pars,
S4.29.
Tntmaaren.
Grose gntfaltuus importirter Siite unb
Souuets, Der auSerleieniteu SaconS tir
Strabeu- uub NbenO-S gillette.
Cine Spesialitdt iluo olele Saiion Siite
fir Mtdbteu uuo Sinber. Cine sroBe Relbe
3ur Iuswabl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-18
Ser SemtIdje gorrefpsnsemt,

Xd9ltn, mobeHtilb uHb SonnfogS,
.. Ratne, Gieentbimer ano UeSaftexs
(gtad,fOIser pom s. Sfaiue),
eloneffsGfe SaltimoresStrase uRo pof-O Otfce.ase
greis bes I'd aIiden BIatteS, burd 9rdqer beiorat,
I2% Gts.; tagIidle unb Scnnta al Nus aab Is
Gents pro gSo, sahbdr Die bas Slott beicraeuhen
Grdser.-idaIidI nebn Gonmta q Mus eobe unter
Belt i'm SerbdItnit; fur bic no bentIide MuS be
nit eorutassblatt, portoire. NIT Gbsus ,iir Clubs
1850 pro Sobr, nap irseno einsm Srte beS SaIans
bes, 81 nah europa. 9ountae . sHuS eabe q
pro SGbr.-9os bette unb biuia5te AewtJd6e Hiatt
In ben Diittel= unb Shofaoten-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-18

@anse ieibene 0amen- Iu;iise. tief aus.
qelGnitteu, &nieldH9e, creme uuo l5mars,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-18
Qkuauoe.

lteberr66e,
100 sturm.lleberr0ts. tuerth feds Dollars 81 81
800 Sancp p=6dfmir=S Sturm=Ieberrode, nerlh
iehH Souars ...-.-........ -.--.... IS 90
500 GiortirteS Serbft=neberrode alleg1lancen,
ps,t6 se9n Dollars ..;.......-.....'..... 500
400 afiortirte 9eriep=llebsrrote, reaeImdSiser
greis spoli Dollars: :-....'.....': 500
100 @blHdtna= =lleberro6e, blau uno IdJnars
gsrtb s.bn 9Onars. ....:.........: $3.50
$50 iortIrte ueberr ode fur tleine unb beleibte
Beriouen in Saiimir, Sammsarn, Shelton
nno aeriep, 5u seEau eem baIben SeriteI,
Iunss=Breis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-18

100 Baar U}dnHer= =Nrbeits6oien, pert5 einen
Dollar uuo iinfunbspansis Gents. ...... 50 Cts.
500 9aar sGuspollcHer aaitmir= II. 9ammz
earn=SoIen. JIM bis iieben Dollars tpertb, so
Dian betradte Die Diuier i'm fueitliten Ssenfter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-18

9naben=Tniiiee.
100 linton aafimir 9naben Qniiiae, fir
alter iiptihen 13 unb Is, nerth fiini DoIs
InrS q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-09-18

SIT 7as mtdht efn ridbtiaer sseuer=Uerfauf3
Seben be,Bt glaubeH. aommen Sic uuo prLien
Gle Die sBabrhelt unierer Se9auptunsen.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-08-31
BI3SE ROE7TyE TO THE yV<1ssss. L D's FAIR

rs via Minneapolis and st. Paul and
thence via the Northwestern line to
Chicago. Three fast tia:4;s t!;,ily as
follows:
Badger STATE express ;eaves Mime
apolis 7:20, st. Paul Z. ~. daily;
arrive Milwaukee s. Chieslgo . :335 p. m.
Worlds Fair express ls:Mes Mime
apol;s' every evening except Sunday S:
45, St. Paul 6::225, and arrives Chicago
7:45 next morning.
Northwestern UNITED leaves Mime
apolis>7:30, ST. Paul $40 ?. m. daily and
arrives Milwaukee next morning 1885
Chicago $50.
The Northwestern s;initesa is the
only train west OF Chasago sauipped
with. buffet-smoking library coach.
This coach iS Il club rosln; OF wheels,
furnished p!usll-covere4 easy chairs,
writing material, all tie latest periodi-
calls and has.ful equipment for serving
lights refreshments. En- tact, the
traveller is made as comfortable in
this, coach as in the smoking room of
the most fashionable club.
Sac that Sour agent, liz selling you
tickets via Minneapolis AID st. Paul
dusing the worlds fail, OF, at any other
time, sells, you tickets via the North
western line.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-08-31

Geo. Elro."d made a business trip to
Grand Folks This week.
Miss HannaI O'Rria!'. Of Cavalier. is
in the city Wishing ht:' brother. Harry
O'Bricn, who is down with the fever.
Methodist services will be held
next Sunday at the nndtord appoint
ment at Il Il. H.. HHrvE.' Center ap-
pointment at $50 p. 10. AMI in the ".
L. church CT this city IL $50 y. n.
You can meter HAY, = really Eoo,i
complexion Nntil the :1!:Wrily IS
cleansed from your blood What y0,.
need is 4 thorough course O.: Ayers
Sarsaparilla. which is absolutely free
from all harmful! ingredients. ans! there
fore. perfectly safe.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-08-31
Cheap Rates to tag t--nr!,!-; lai,'

Low rates for the r0;tld trip to the
Worlds Fair. from all points liz Mime
sofa and the Dakotas on the Great
Northern. See w. Stevenson, agent for
further particulars. &!So about cheap
harvest excursions. August !2nd. Sep
TENDER 18th and Octoier 10Th. IL
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-08-31
Teachers Eyainlnati0n.

Notice is hereby given THAT an en-
an nation Of candidates f,,:' teachers
certificates will be held il. tx. school
house, at Langdon, Oh l'I'':ay the Sth
day. OF S&pt.lo@ beginning at . clock
a. N. L. !. Fox.
4o-E Co. superintendent
langdol, n. D., A llss Ind. 1898.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-08-31
MARRIED..

ioLMisS-CNAWfoRD-On "Wednesday,
August ::2S5rd, 1898, in .Heche, at She
residence Of the brides parents, by
the Rev. john Scott, Frank =.
Holmes. caslierOf ti.:. Bank OF N@Che.
to Miss Lilly isabelle Crawford. both
Of 'embina COUNTY.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-08-31
University Of North Dakota
STATE UNIVERSITY ..
AT
GRAND FORKS.
GRAND FORKS.

4 PEErARATION DEPARTMENT or fit
ting school for the University proper
Y COLLEGE DEPARTMENT in Science,
Literature and Arts.
Y NORMAL DEPARTMENT, including
the Science and Art of Teaching.
y COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT. Type
wlting, Stenography. Commercial law
a DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE
AND TACTICS for young men and of
Physical Culture for young ladies.
a DEPARTMENT OF VOCAL. AND IN
SENTIMENTAL MUSIC.
Commodious and well regulated dor
mitories; a new one for young men to
be complete at the opening OF the fall
termOctOber 3rd. Entrance examina-
tions September 2sth and 18th.
Tuition free in all departments.
Catalogues sent on application.
WEBSTER MERRiFrELD, M. A.
President
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-08-31
GOSSIP AND NOTES.

Tic time is drawing near
When the ice cream sign will irop
And the Langdon dude and oysters
Will both be in the soup.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-21

B. n. whits. OF Spoil ns. 10 gAsss Of the o.
cidental.
D. N. White, Of Lewiston. 10 topping at the
Occidental
william stephens. o, xonsrsait is . guest Of
the Northern.
Rev. W. H. shsarmsn. Of olynsis. Wa 1. the
city yesterday.
D. N. Taylor. the wsll-knovn mi:chanto Of FAN
City. 10 At the Dilier
John Doyle aud Jacob Hopp. ct(cliison. were
In the city yesterday.
James O'LauGhlin, sheriff Of SKI sft county. -
registered at the Dilief
W. r. Hooker. of Port Angeles. Registered yss-
terdsy at the Occideatsl
Mr. and Mrs. A. K leelansy, Of Alaska. left
last night for Milwaukee.
A. K. Delaney and sife, Of Esersts. were In
the city yesterday At the Grand.
Frank Quimby, an attorney OF 4eunt Vernon.
10 In the city stopping - the Dillef
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Annear. OF VAUDEVILLE. Mont,
are tourists stopping az the Raini1.
n. r. Mcknight caSae down I'm Anacortss
yesterday and registered at the r. nier
C. d. Moody. cashier OF the srst National
bank OF Mount Vernon. 10 at the arlington.
II. J. Storey and his sister. tdrs. George
Mosher, OF Portland, are in the Gig on visit
H. q johnson. Of Omaha, 10 slipping at the
Northern. He leaves f,.r Victoria khis morning
Mis- George W. Morgan. accom- suied by the
Misses Maud and Elean Or Morgan;.s . guest as
the Rainier.
Mrs c. B. Bagley and Mis- FloSsncs Carsous,
Q niece. accompanied Mr.. Bag ~ 20 Chicago.
They left on last nigh,'s train
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-21
CONDEMNED DIsPA1fcHEs.

Revenue steamer Rush arrived e San Diego
from Honolulu on Aprfi Is. and iskpreparing 20
20 to Boring sea.
The New York Legislature has rassed the bill
TO prohibit combinations 20 rass4 the price Of
nscessaries OF life
Gus Gonsalcs was killed In eans Fra ,cisco on
April 20 BY onissl nyius from turning lashs
aud piercing his heart
Five men Imprisoned in the T'ystal Ridge
eolisry, near Hasieten. Pa, on Az IL we're "a
ken out safely on the following dae
The New York coffee brokefs1s house Of
Thomas Barr 4 CO.. ~hich ae'td for George
Ka,tipSlach the big European Hunger whose
career In coffee coilapses . few d3ys ago. have
failed with $4,000 70 sso.ooo hat ties. having
been dragged down By Eattinsaca failure
Ex.Judgs R. J. Hudsoss. OF Lake teounty, CAL.
il defending himself in Q tan FL aeisco court
against the charge Of Ma Lillian kastings that
she bribed him to srsat her divorce from
Judge Hastings, claiming that se3 money was
paid him Tor his services In bridging about .
reconciliation and rsmasriasa
l. W. Healy and Hugh RobbsTdi wers ar.
rested on April IL Oh suspiciopsof being the
murdsrers o: Policemen Frssh aISi Taicots at
Dubuque. Ia, . short time aeS They were
identified BY persons they had h4d up on the
night OF the murder. and thrsaN of lynching
we're freely INDUCED in They arr both sx-coa-
Yicsa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-21

It appears to b necessary TO again call
the attention Of the prune growers of the
Pacific Northwest to the fact that this il
likely to be very critical year in the his
tory of the rrune industry in this section.
California can easily raise moro prunes
than the United States will consume.
Oregon and Washington can even more
readily do the same. It Is an evident fact
that the time 10 not very distant when the
battle for the control Of tho prune market
of the United States will have to be fought
out between the growers of California on
the one side and those of Oregon and
Washington on the other. The prunes
produced in Oregon and Washington ara
quite distinct ii character from those pro-
duced in California. They are larger and
when properly handled more attractive
than those Of our southern neighbor.
California's advantage lies in the facts that
the prunes of that state have already es-
tablished themselves in public favor, that
the growers of that state have acquired
greater skill than the average growers OF
this section and that the fruit growers and
dealers have by experience learned how to
market their fruit to the best advantage.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-21

sourE BEND. April 2o-rSpecial. The
shingle mill belonging to the Willapa Co
dar Lumber Company, of which e. B.
Burwell, Of the Seattle Hardware Com.
pany, 10 tho principal stakeholder, started
up this morning for the first time. 1t has
. capacity Of 100, 900 daily. The seasons
output Is already contracted for.
The South Bend Water Company has .
force of twenty-five men at work laying
the water mains. The work will continue
for at least two months before It 10 en-
tirely completed.
Capt. Harry Finley. owner Of the
steamer Restless, Of Sunshine, is in the
city making final arrangements for bring
ing up his steamer from the Hazel river
and putting her on the Willapa
river run between South Bend and Willapa
in place Of the steamer Alarm, which was
recently sold to Cook Bros, Of Astoria,
and taken over to the Columbia river.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-21
C~ntPalia News.

CESrRALrA. April 2o-Tspecial. l-school
matters continue to absorb great deal OF
attention. At public meeting held last
night the opera house was crowded. A res
olution was adopted requesting the school
directors to reconsider their action and re.
lnstate the teachers discharged. A com.
mittee Of Eve citizens was appointed to
investigate all matters relating to the
schools.
The city council and the electric light
company are having trouble. Some
months ago the city ordered . number of
lights shut of. but the company refused
to comply. At the last meeting of
the council the company offered to com.
promise the matter by reducing the mum.
Der of arc lights to nineteen, but the com.
promise failed to pass, there being a tie
vote. 1t will undoubtedly be accepted at
the next meeting.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-21

In q recent lecture Prof Riley, the on
tomologist, said that forty-four new
species of insect pests had been reported
in the year just past. He added: 1T is .
common remark of members of this so
ciety. as well as Of other horticultural
societies, the meetings Of which I have
attended, that their insect enemies are on
the increase. In one sense this il un-
doubtedly true, j. e., the number Of in
sects affecting our fruits as we'll a. our
other crops constantly grows as our
knowledge of them becomes more and
completes; but question whether more
injury is done today to our fruits than
was done fifty years or . hundred years
ago. In fact, 1t is patent that with the
advances made Of late years in our meth
DDS of warfare against these fruit pests
less injury relatively is done, but a. the
area OF fruit culture increases so does the
aggregate of injury and also the number
Of species that We have to contend with"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-21
INV PONTIUS SCHOOL.
rms Prepared and One Wing
TO Be Built at Once.
= OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEET.
a.1n.~ Mayer Sweeney Fakes OAsaal
csgnissaes 81 Arbef Dsy-1sso
Pls,tise at KinnssR Pask.

81, ..honl hoard mat IN fhe once
Z. ...sss.ct Ps,k,nson vesterdav 70 en-.
- 800 ,i.n, and specifications Tor the
~, s.,,,r;rc n be erected on hlock fs
S.~.s.s, th;rd addition. between Third
1s.,4h lincoln and Howard streets.
49, h.. beIoneed 10 The school
~. ~ =. .hcut tvo yesry. For the nres-
- ~. - =. 49,. crlv are contemn Iated The
s.nss - r. 4. srected viii 81 one wing Of
s- .'s ,,asn Iookine 20 : large edifice
..ss.,,s tvenfv rooms. when needed.
~ ~ A.ss..,. ndsfine about / 0no nunii.
~ ~ ~. - ,.Isr - snbmitted vsa acoented.
:. mi - handsoms brick building
- . .s,t,.i roetion and two wing. buiif
s ~. ~ zone basement. ana am.
z, 49, - go modern heating and ven.
p !sa..:.. s-sssnsna. The wing Ia be erected
ss'1 ~. s.ss1s1 saev,a action viii coat .hont
~ w. - n. Aoerd being restricted bv lav
= ~ - vifnout calling ! special election
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-21

Are those disorders whsch. begins ing with an
apparently trivial inactivity OF ri, kidneys or
bladder. terminates IN Biishts disSase. diabetes
and cys:itiA The nrss swo not 1aly interrupt
the functions Of the rem Il ossansE bus destroy
their structures with 60 much tssYiainfy -
tuherculxr consumption s1oss taasN the lungs
Hossstser's stomach Bis,srs 10 an excellent
diuretic. promoting the rciivisy otft hsss organs
without over exciting them. snurk svertins the
deadly uaaladiss in vtica their n action 10 80
prone 20 culm,nafA Toe remoSal from the
blood of impurities which the kiclssys should.
but do not. when inactive. sccrs(. 10 another
beseicent effect OF this i,comparaa msiicsted
s,imulspi and cerursnl: The Bs,<rs L. in eli
cases, too q nne restorative Of vfx9y ana AID 20
digestion. remedies rnslsSial cissse., and oan-
lsAss Liver complaint enc oAasssna3oa
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Three new companies wsrf formed yes
terday. Articles Of incorT1,ration Of the
HYGIENE Milk and CreamS Company, Of
Seattle. were fled by z. O.f3raves, c. H.
Haean. o. KNOX,! 4 A. Mcdonald. w. c.
kits, W. n. Turner. Johns Russell. Fred
RUSSELL, J. H. kyckman ss,d Charles F.
Fishback; the capital stotk IL 500. 900.
divided into Loo shares. Of 1sl0O each, and
the object Of the compan.}s to preserve
milk and cream. The Hygilnic Creamery
and Mercantile Comany, q Seattle, with
the same incorporstors. eSpital stock Of
SO, 900. and for ths purpossso Of dealing in
milk, cream and dairy proc lcts, Was also
formed, - was also the Sun4st Publishing
Company. BY e. 8. IngraharSS, A. I. Gam
mon, II. o. Hollenbsck. C. II Andrews, z.
F. Hickman, George E. Stity and G. K.
Coryell, with . capital stock If SIS, 900.
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EVERETT. April 2o.-[Special. IA com.
pany known as the Western Dressed Meat
Company has been organized hero with a
capital stock of $50, 600 for the purpose of
establishing stock yards and Strengthening
cattle. The officers are: President, +.
Bast; secretary. c. Brooks; treasurer A. 6.
Taylor; solicitor, George F. Smith; super.
in,endent, r. P. Little: stock buyer, T. G.
Jones. Carpenters have begun work on
the buildings this week, and it 10 the in.
tentiou to begin killing cattle inside of q
NINTH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-21
sEATTLE'S ARBOR DAY.
"as mayor Sweeney Fails Into Line
With the Governor.
:, yesterday the city clerk received from
avor Sweeney. for general PRONUNCIATION,
We toilQ wing prorI N, at,np.
tffN OF SEATTLE.
NAyoSs OFFICE. CITY HALL.

NaAfok tFfiCE, CITY HALL
sSArrLE. Wash, April -, lSa2}
setne Citizens o; the City OF seattie. Wash -
"sc' Whereas. The honorable the governor
= vac sts'e of Washington having issued HE
rrsSaans,len setttns apart Friday. April II. Of
-. year. TO he observed As "Arhor Day" and
aess II 70 proper ana fitting that the vari-
y. communities Of the state, by their chief
sseuove Officer. have their attention called to
=. froes.nsson OF the honorable the governor
as STATE: nov. therefore,
=, sweeney. acting MAYOR OF the city Of
- dss1re and request all citisens OF tho
W seattle 20 properly observe the custom
- OBTAINS in all we'll regulated communt-
a.. - aaineniar the custom of planting trees.
- sna plants on . certain day OF the year.
~ .hs honorable the governor of the state
e' spa't Friday, April -. of this year. -
r.opsf asy for its observance in this state.
Sweeney, acting mayor of tie city Of
49, seaear In the PROCLAMATION Of the hon.
sas governor OF the state aforesaid, and
80 Ely proc amation in concurrence
Respectfully.
J. p. swERSRy, Acting Mayor.
as PARK board also sen, a commuuica-
= !" the city council, which was read ct
"ee'ng yesterday. as follows:
e'ass that the city of Seattle shaIl com.
49, ne Aseor dsy. the assh of April. 1893 this
- peeansiy invites your honorable body
-. ~ ~ seaas Of the various depsr,m ents OF the
No. 'ssanens, 10 visit on that day the city
Arrangements Will be made for each
oi TIE city council "a plaas Q perma-
0s1essnve ~ in he groupings e