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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-02

CnSY ,welI-built house of seven rooms
~ BATH modern improvements: easy terms:
Edmund, near Harrington. Inquire State
Bank, city.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-02

BOARD Wanted. by gentleman and
ID daughter. rooms and board in private
family; modern eonveniences; within ten
minutes walk from RYAN hotel; state price.
Address u 50. Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-02

Open High Low Clos
ARTICLES. ing. est est ing.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-02

%NANTED-Active partner in well esiaD-
w lished mercantile business; $4,000
gives half interest. Best of references given
ana required. Address IS, Globe.
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WHAT
THEY THINK OF n

The premium map offered b, =.
PoST-lsTELLIGEScEs TO lis u,h...:
bers, old and new, is now to be f,r,,
IN thousands OF homes in the p,e;s
Northwest That no premium ev-
offered has given such universal s,,;.
faction, is evidenced by the sollow;a,
testimonials, which are a few amo,.
the large number received from ,h<,..
who have received the man Th.~
letters are exact copies of the or;,i
nails on file in this Office, the s.
natures only being omitted, a il.
PosT.INTELLIGENcER does not feel :
liberty to publish in full the name, y
those who have so kindly exrres,.d
their appreciation of the man
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Month WxLLiSGros, B c., June 2, fs92
Editor Post-Intelligencer. Seattle, Wash
Dear Sir: I have received your pre-
MUM map In good order and am highly
pleased with IL. l cons. der that | havs
got your valuable paper free. ~ vasas
the map more than the price Of subscrip
ton. Yours very respectfully. d. ].
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posro,. Mas. June u, isea

Post-Intelligenccr Co., Seattle. WASH =
Gents: | received some time sincs soas
excellent map of the United states sa3
the world map on the reverse side, Anl
am pleased with IL. L. forms handsorne
and valuable addition to my Office. an1
cannot fail to be satisfactory 10 any ore
who invests tie small sum ASKED for ths
map. Yours truly. r. Ia
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PxsxAsrrs. W.sh.. April 4 ,soa

Post-Intelligsncsf Co, Seattle, wash.-
Gentlemen: Your map arrived on the Iss
of Apri, and alter sixty miles travel uy
stage from Eliensburg TO this place. came
in excellent condition. am vel pleased
with the map. As well as astonished ct the
price for which you give the map to yous
subscribers Most respectfully. n. N.
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Wxsr FyRynAIn Wash.
Post-Intelifre,

Post-Intelligencer. Seattle, wash
Sirs: I received one of your premiums
maps the other DAY and IL il fine map 10
every respect and deserves praise Yours
truly, ). u.
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ECEIVER's NOTICE OF saLE-NOTIgE
Ii 10 hereby given that sealed bids W II be re-
cesved the undersi sned. receiver of the Press
Times Publishing company OF seattle, at No. ia
on Columbia street. in the city of Seattle, being
the business office Of the Press Times Publishing
Company Of Seattle, for tue purchase Of the news
pape knowa the Se attic Press In mes abE with
IL ali the plant, machinery AID apparatus used ia
and aoont he pabhcation OF SAID newspaper and
Also all accounts due the Press Times Publishing
ver;tsers the said sfEis Press Times and also
the Eoof will of "a nswspapes business and all
Press franchises nos ertoyed by the SAID ~eAsiIe
Press Times ub!shiug Company la connection
the right 20 al subscription e. aad sdver; sing
contracts po~ belonging 70 the said Press Times
publishing Company or TO the endsfslz n~d a. =
ce4ver thereof and u.ec in connection with the
eies constituting the paa. machinery. etc, which
will DO sold are tas following. t0-wits
tns 6oss perfectinT press, with folder: also
stereotyptnx Gus 1T with the necessary pulley
blocks and betting; one l5-horss power electric
meteor. also type, caves and Office nrture etc etc
said bids villa be received up It'll the hoer Of
noon on THURSDAY. the 23d dsy OF November
1898, ~ which tine they viii Be opened and sub
miste TO the superior court Of King counsy, state
of Aashfn gtsI for ppreyAL and II approx ed sale
viii be mare 70 the highest bidder FOR cash
These bids are called for IN pursu Of or
der made by said superior cont la Ma
l6.52l Ia which tie Puget sound National Haak
cs seattle. corpoFa;iofl IL palut3S and shs
corporation. Is assensan in which ssla Aesioa abe
undersigned has aef<toi@fS D~ea appointed 70
eeiveF ay nrfer & thr court n tn said Press
Timss Publishing ompany q ~~atile. and as
such Fece yer sos has IN k.s possessioG the prep
cry 80 as aforesaid TO DC sod
tn Ma III PIuDUCk. ecefvsr.
Dates 81 Seattle this i5,h dAv OF November. n
n. 1873
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Post-Intelligencer, Seattle. Wash
Gents: / received the map Of the world
sent by you in good order and am well
pleased with it. IL is both useful and
ornamental and should find q place in
every household Please accept nv
thanks. Yours respectfully. u. u.
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Iuxxt. Wash. Feb. l. fsa.

The Post-Ietc lhgencer, Seattle. wash
Dear Sirs: l received your premium map
in good condition. Many thanks for u
Respectfully yours. II. }.
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DxArHs Avn rUsxxAxa.

eTUAET--En south seattle saturday. November
L. 1881. ssaey Fraucse. daoxaf<r 81 L<oras1
HtsaSs ~ Congestion Of TIE lgnxs. axr1 Is yesr1
Services viii sos ~ held safa the father arrives
fsom Ciailsoa bay.
TAYLoE-Tfss fanesAi ~ rspt. " n. Taylor viii
Be be at his foruss- Residence. crres Of ANftssn
an1 T<n9h afsests tells rsDrntnx sr 10 o'rlccks
ksv. d. q. Garrett orsesassHxs Issernsnt n LAKE,
View e~mesery. private
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FRY. Idaho. Fob. 22 ls92

The Seattle Post-Inteliigenoer CO., Sc.
attic, Wssh.-Sirs: l received the double
wall map o short time ago, and in good
condition. Am more than pleased with
IL. 1t Is worth double the price Yourt
truly, II. J.
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MAJOR. Wash. March a. ls

Post-Inteliigencer Co, Seattle, Wash.
Gents: l have received the map ani am
well pleased with il. Think it well worth
S.. which il would cost to go 70 ssors
and buy it. Long may the Post-Inssll;.
gencer live and prosper. Ireuaain yours
very respectfully. SH.
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For information concerning THIS
map call at the publication Office o
address
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L.rarxv w..h. March A. iss.

Post-Tnselligencer Publishing Co., Sc
attic, Wash---Gents: | would say that
am delighted with the map. IL came 10
good order and is daisy. A. n
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CUMAONS BY PUBLIC ATIoS.-IS THE
- Superior GoGrf 81 the state Of Washingfon for
ksa< county "a = Paaason- pARtld y attic
Paass8a drfEdznt No IS. gs5
The state % VI shsng % 70 the said MAI 10
PAa3son Defendant on are hereGy sani anonea 90
appear s8tata tweaty f-o3 days after the ps.-
{ Ga 81 the service this s9aG Hgne Tuu. A
ctu=iv- Ct lie cate 81 : Is coE9p ssioa SIX weeks
afseF date Ut nFs p2hiicA Ion al 10 = sHnmoEsa,
All de ead Ia A1z3s setts4sd settoB the
aforesaid. att aas~er he complains 81 p8Agnsiff
serve G. = 81 your answer Gpssn he an8eH-
ssEaea SGf1rn~ys for airsiG si faear NE 10 @
aEea. ard Of yosr failure 80 90 appeal
l9 gmsat wiA Dc Eec1e~ed q zfass xceorxtnx
the 1sEnAaa az The eoso slants wBicn viii died
With fhs Of sad court he assuTe n Tue de-
r4xH4 for ia tE@ complaint h lows; Fer
TIE dissca ION 81 the bond@ % naa Finouy existing
be- we~z ihr p!Nfn;sn snd gh& asfsseant AID fax
decree 81 49, iiv0rc against sal ssse nstsat
GA the g~eHna 0f ae>srtion sad AhAE6onIzaps, and
s0- gsssrAl egGliante fsSief
HA-IIS8 a .TEDAAS
Attorneys sor Plaintiff
r. O Aadresx. 81 Halter easdIag, seattle. Asa
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Vor,,,,v o n u.,,o :,

koKfsLAH, Il. c., NAY ~ ISal
Editor Post-Inseiligencer. Seattle Wash.
Dear Sir: / have received the map q
the world, etc. and am pleased to ssate
that l am thoroughly satisfied with IL
Yours truly. VS.
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ITO CoNTRACToRs-sEAL TENDERS,
i endorsed New Parliament Buildings, Vic
ioriA. con tract No. 2" viii received by the
Honoursbls Chief Commissioners OF Lands and
works up TO o'clock .. m Of Thursday. soth No
vember. lssA. for the several rrAses required in
the erection OF new parliament buildings 1t James
Bay. Victoria. r. e.. viz:
j. The excavator. mason and bricklayers work
2. The carpenter and joiner's work.
The slaters ard plasterers work
4. The coppersmith's work
8. This smith and ironfoundorss work.
8 The plumbers work
z. The painters work
finders will b received for any one trade or for
the whole work.
The plans. details. etc, a. prepared by F. NJ Rat
tenbury, architect can be seen at the oice OF the
undersigned on or after Monday, October ID 1898.
and complete quantities clearly describing the
whole Of ths work can be obtained on payment OF
$50 tor each trade. This sum viii be returned to
the contractors on receipt of . bona ede tender.
Zach tender must be accompanied by an 40
cepted bank check equal to per cent on the
amount of each tra.e rendered for. which will be
retained as part security for the due performance
of the work. The check will be returned to I'M
successful competitors but will be forfeited by
bidder who may decline to execute . contract IL
called upon to do
The lowest any tender not NECESSARILY &C.
cepted w. = GORE.
Deputy Commissioner OF Lands and Works
Lands and Works Department
Victoria, r. G, September -. 1898
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yonrH Y.xrxA. Wash, Feb S, isg2

Post Intelligencer, Seattle. Wasn
Gents: Enclosed please find stamps ~
balance due on subscription and msn
Much y eAsed with map. Think u 80
fine premium. Yours respectfully, >, .
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EAST sr. CIoup. MINI. Nav ;

EAST ST.. CLoup. Mimi. May 8. isa2
Post Intelligencer, Seattle, WASH.
Gents: The map received in good order.
and We think IL Is fine map. You should
certainly be acle to dispose of q large
number Of them. Yours truly, Va
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Exrr.,.,.r w.,h n, :. -.

EyrKSrRrsE. WASH. Feb. n Isee
/. Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Seattle MA
Have received the wall man An ~
ceptionally well pleased with il Ith -.
cellens Accept shankx Yours trulv
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Mr.pox. Wash. Fee. Q. tsQs

Post-Intelligencer Co., Seattle, WASH,
Sfrs: The map is better than we eapeesra.
so We are vel satisfied with 10. ksspscS
fully. e.
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LarAH. Wash. Feb. 9. i@a

Posf-fntelli gencer, seattis mas
Dear Slrs: Map received in good snsP~
We. pleased with iE and also the pal.ei'
Iours respec fully.
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Editor Post Intelligencer. Seattle. Wash.
Dear Sir: l received your premium map
which gives rs great satisfaction NY wife
thinks it is worth more than the papes
and map both cost. She Is much delighted
With it. Yours very respectfully. B p.
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OxraR.o Canaa. Ac,;,a ysos

post-Intelligrnce-. Seattle, wssA-
Gentlemen: The premium map I received
in good order, and it gives perfect satistso.
tion- | am yours truly, Nh
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I,ooxrsrox. w.,h r.h !, ,spa

Post-Inteliigencer. Seattle, WASH.
i received your map and IL Is away b.
yond my expectations. think il is worth
fully ten times the money you ask for Il
and Is the best map have ever seen pub
hshed. Yours with respect is
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BALTIMORE, Nd, May II fSsa
Post-Intelligencer Co. Seattle. wash -
Gentlemen: The map received AMI i.
very much appreciated Very truly. ]. q
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AsxRDKrs. Wash, Feb. "a issl
Post-fntelIlgencer CO., Seattle. ass. :.
Prem um map received and 2 YES psrsscs
satlC action. Yours respectfully, n N
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kkBDnE - AsIxA .4xG. hess. fsG DStenry. all
drains and loss % power of the fyensrntvs organs
In either caused bf over exeTtton. yeutafui
errors excessive of tobacco, opium or sim a.
isufs. shien lead 30 fnfrEtfy. Gonsam pffon snd
Insanity. Iooventent ~ carry In sest pocket .
per box. fer 81. by mail prepaid. with -
or1er We give y ~ rttsen xgarantee Go care
FefuBa the money. Circular free. sold cT all
druggists Asa for ~. take other. Address
NERVE SEED CO.. Hasonic Temple. Chicaxs
Fer sale In seattle. Wash. by stewart A Holmes
Drag Ca aad D. Lsuicx fsag Ca
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sorrcE TO cosrKAcross.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED
~ bids will be received until 10 o'clock . "a.
Monday, November g.. 1893. at the ONCE OF the
commissioners OF King county. Washington. for
the alton q reservoir aud the construction
OF q trench and the laying OF water pipe therein
from the new county aimshouse TO the well now
constructed the blum ne The mort beast corner
of the county farm Bid 10 be iadorsed bid for
cutting water pipe trench and reservoir and lay
ing pipe
Sealed bids viii be received until the same time
at the same place for the construction Of reser.
voir ON the bluff near the well, bids TO be Endorsed
Reservoir Bid"
Plans and specifications for each Of the above
file NJ the county auditors office
and al WORK must be done In accordance there
vita
The county commissioners reserve the right to
reject any and ali bids
The succe. sful bidders mus< enter into contract
amount Of the centrac; price within three days q
dale OF award tsur-ties Will be required on each
bond who own unincumbered rea estate in King
county, and IL said suTeiies are married the wives
Clerk of the Board Of Commissioners CT King
county, Wash.
Dated 1T Seattle November l6, 1898
ID loposALs wANTED-sEALED PRoPo-
i sails will be received by the board OF trustees
of the w sshington Reform school until Tuesday,
December 8, 1898. at = O'Clock p m, for furnish
ing supplies. consisting VI groceries. dry goods,
meats, hour. butter. furniture carpets hardware,
etc, etc, to be delivered NJ the school
\ full list Of articles needed will be furnished
upon application TO the superintendent Of the ~
form school ut Chehalis, Wash.
All proposals should be m sde 10 John Dobson,
president OF the board e trustees. Chehalis wash
ington, married .-sealed Proposals."
Ali payments TO be made In state warrants
JOHN DOBSoN.
l.. COMPTON
HENRY DRUM
Board Of Trustees
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soNFT ioas OFFICE

IkE 3 RIE WAs REMoVEa Fk.N n
y sshaastss ssrs-ps g. tsa IsuGan G-ssa "a
los >aais fsirt sssess. EaaSsy - aSAa - satsA,A
sAAa~Sais ass4 s~~s&Ts.
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JfAn ozsr vsntef an . ehsser rorner. I20xi70. o.
I4ntor He.rhfz Iris WORTH eSI0s0, bas tf1ss
defs's CONT This IL the bsyevss s<aehE
fine piece % farming "a ID. 20 seres IN raeado~,
BUILDINGS arr fsssefn9s. vel located. To TRADE
for 2e.se0 to slB.Doo worffs At csty 9. sss1rsan
real estate
Ists on Pose street ~ fet0
Icfs On Hyde stress ~ $50
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address
A. d. CHARLTON, AuI Gen pasS ACT.
No III Frat ST., Portland. or
A. NApEAU, Gen Agent, Seattle City ticket
Office corner Yeser avenue and Front street
Depot ckes Office. corner West and Columbia 5t<
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, LgCs FAY tsIV&s V1Yoa BATHS And
msxaesSe txtAiassSE sas Fssnt 81. room IL.
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CHAMPION SCIENTIFIC TAHOE sY STEM;
GUAR ID perfect: cut. seamless dresses VITA
out seams "a iatng Soods; superior win seams;
lessons rec; not limited. koom AZ kpler block.
Agents wanted.
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DRESSMAKING

NloKsE'S TAILOR SYSTEM or NEW YORK:
WI drsfts perfectly. French Dartiess. Russian
seamless Princess coats. jackets. etc; only three
measures: dressmAkers call; those desiring to
learn dressmasing taught free: We challenge the
world. s2S bird street
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II VVN Is x q. iIcaser. =, ss.r :,
&%ssFiEsiaz q HasrCaa2s.ls& 4vgva.e rvsss4ace
NA1~s sssse iassg- 4 actl0a reaaas 1lig S~coaa
s~fszs, SSx l9-s. seAss4s
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LEGAL AOEICES.

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The Republican journal., 1893-02-16
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Boae~ ldiitd shJruA fattl>. I~S:
Aiiborf- iuAn p,t..i' Eooi.c. the H.
sleci p Kentucky ... ..... H.. - /,
Ban, sir Robert, TAe r.,n~e II ~ ice ;ge
ls4l qt;1
Ban, Thomas My three score wears ana ten
An autobiography lS q .+..,4- s2;;.4
BAXTER -NlNester Th. cruise 81 Lame
Na,ht 1871 ..-. :;4s 4
Bethany b. ". ana Goodwin, NJ W olmn
season POETRY ana prose Tor >ch"oIdit>S.
lsta 5s 2 grade, a. l-l2.s,
Butler. njainin Franklin Buffers book
aa'"nl"sraphy ana personal reininiS
Coryell. John Russell Diogo rllzon and
Ne fearful voyage he took I'M" TN. nm
Known ocean in l4.g- 1s.2... s..4... ;l4sS
Crawford Francis Marion. Don Drsina.
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Cumming, Gordon. Wild men and wild
beasts, or scenes in camp and jingle
ls.is ...4....... a4tn
Earle Alice Morse sabbath in Puritan
New En4land- 1872 ,......... 4l5.l4
Farrow. w Milton How became :, crack
Shot. with hints to hegiuners. lSs2 So :;
hoss. Warren ee Tom clifton. western
boys IN Grant and Sherman's army. 81 q 3452
Harry, George +. Five hundred books for
h Young ........-. -..........- r. L.
Holder Charles Frederick. Living li.hts. -
rh"sIhore>eent animals and vegetables.
lSM .. 915l.
Holder, Charles Frederick. Marvcls Of ami
mai life: 1891 ,........... -. :. 9151
Howard, Blanche Willis. a battle and a
boy orS tor Young people ...... 32S is
jackson, Helen Hunt Cal stories 1899 a. S57 IS
hifk- Ellen olney Nirhers. A novel 1872 80
lorlnG, George Bailey. A year in Portugal.
1871 ..... :,,s Il
Ludlow, James NJ. That angelic woman. a
story Nv .....l4. 28e
Morrison, Mary Whitney. son->a rhymes
for the little ones. ls92 ~. a477.7
tilgelll H. The ni,sreakable gifl lss7 lol1.a
SAINT Anand lmhert de. Duchess Of Berry
and ne coait y Ionl~ MIL ls42 81 "
SAINT Alnani lmhtrt ne. Duchess "f Berry
of Ina ritA- y. fS.:t
The Republican journal., 1893-02-16

4 LONG PROCESSION
Of diseases start from torpid liver and i'm
pure blood Dr. Picrce's Golden Medical Dis
covery cures every one of them. 1t p,erents
them, too Take it, as you ought, when you
feel the first symptoms (languor, loss Of ap
petite dullness, depression and you'll save
yourself from something serious.
In building up needed flesh and strength,
and to purify and enrich the blood, nothing
can equal the :" Discovery 1t invigorates
the liver and kidneys, promotes all the bodily
functions, and brings back health and vigor
For Dyspepsia, " Liver Complaint" Bilious
ness, and all Scrofulous, Skin, and Scalp Dis
eases, il is the only remedy that's guaranteed
to benefit or cure, in every case, or the money
is refunded.
About Catarrh No matter what you've
tried and found wanting, you can be cured
with DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy The pro-
prietors of this medicine agree to cure you,
or they'll pay you $500 in cash.
The Republican journal., 1893-02-16

gave i decided cololing to the language.
laws and municipal arrangements: and
the later teaches Of Don Josef Maria Cha
con who. IN order ta break the Spanish
rNle and Dust the inqulsitors. invited all
iorc gners, crowded always that they
were Roman CatholcS), to come to 'rrini-
dad and settle on grants of Crown land
Each white person of either sex was offer
cd, gratis, thirtv-two acres 81 this incom-
parable soil, and half that quantity addi-
tional for every slave he should bring.
Free people Of Color We're Also encourag
ed to come aud Mere given sixteen acres
each. - into Trinidad poured a mixed
population, principally French to the
numhef at fifteen Thousand ~ more and
tn Neai "r two thc island WAS spanish
@nA VA nlne, len tlle Fremeh reNolu-
ii 4n hfnle o0t and Hundreds Vt French
l"NtHis iamsA7 bW9tra tn lfindad tA
e>t t4v hN MNEf1r- Nj n iNi, WMlN NJ tfd
themselves --aut ti t'e lrNiug pan lint"
ttn tl- Wa>i irdltn tmnchnrm were
Evl 0Nuin teH fa ta lni tie hatrle9 NJ
FUtNat 4J-e4 sn 9na l"i ~@tic in lfini-
A.ai. s4Hl4 a. 7MU. .isstttilt Sa. tS II
The Republican journal., 1893-02-16

Col. L. 9. Babb, native Of Maine
(born near PortlanD but now resident
Of Minneapolis, Mimi, of which city he
has been mayor, spends his winters With
Mrs. Babb, at the elegant Seminole Hotel
at Winter Park, where he is great favor
lite.
The Republican journal., 1893-02-16

Come ye housewives who are prudent,
o. ye brand-new brides who are
aking lessons like student
hat expects to be star.
Open ears and give attention,
earn the art Of cooking we'll,
6 arm yourhusband' S tlatterng mention
eyer falter il intention
E 'en in cooking to excel.
.ume consider how, III making
Cmelettes, and cakes, and pies,
he lest Shortening for taking
is that here we advertise.
o. all cooking fats most surely,
ightest, cheapest ever Seen,
vei pleasing 4lI selurvit,
N one, though rnanut~dtrrel furyiy
quaIs FAlRBANN'H C9T~ trs1
CorroLHNH y sooI ". Wy
Oysters, doushrut1+ rs4s, .rt~h.
There y IittIc u,e denzins
hat it much improves each dish.
o. ana youag its Praise are Soa.aIins,
aides who have tried it claim
E xleIenee anu Worth ahouniing,
ever failing oft astounding,
F am for CoTToLENE great fame!
: \. K. FA1RBANK & CO..
CHICAGO, ILL.,, and
224 State Street, BOSTON.
PORTLAND, NE.
The Republican journal., 1893-02-16

NOTES BY SIDNEY HERBERT, ONE OF THEM
Mr W. F. Bragg of Bangor has been
at the -Altamonte Hotel, at .Altamonte
Springs, where Mrs. Gen. U. 5. Grant is
spending the winter.
The Republican journal., 1893-02-16
Veteran +. ditors.

Major H. A. shorty has completed his
twenty y-tifth " ar as editor and publisher of
the Biddeford, (Me) News. Ex.
So Drisko of tile Machias Union has com
plettd his 'Sth year as one Of the publishers
and the editor since August, 1854 Machi-
as Union.
So Moore Of the Advocate will make ur
his 37th year on the Advocate in a few weeks
more. North Anson Union Advocate.
So Adams of the Argus has completed his
Sth year as editor. Eastern Argus.