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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-23

shutter from Senator Watson c. eoufre,.
building on Commercial street Il spuesrs
snat summons vas served on Mr.. Squire
NOS oniy In Warrington City, but q his
mouse and ONCE In this city. His sttor.
nsy took advantage Of this point and
moved % quash tbs servfcs on ths ground
snst serving In three plscss made no ssrv-
Ice - al. This viss was sustained BY
Judge Humes.
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PUBLIC sPkAEIH0

This 10 one Of the heaviest strains that comes
upon any man or woman. little cold, little
hoaroenoao, and the work n done. The best Of
ability 10 rendered absolutely useless
Mark Guy PeaSss, the eminent English
preacher, writes - follows:
"BRDvonp PLACE, RUSSELL eouAR4,l
LONDON, Dso 10, lisa
II think it only right that should tell you OF
how much use and AIIcocK's Ponous PLAe-
rERs In my family and among those 70 whom
nave recommendsd them. md them very
brsastplass against coda and cougha"
MARK GUY PRARsE
BRANDRRTH's PILLS always give satisfaction
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worlds Fair Statistics.

Worlds Fair Latter, October Il 1853
The committee which complied statistical in
formation relating to Amesicau railways wese
high In their praise of the manner in which the
great roads prepared facilities In caring Tor the
enormous trafic occasioned By the Worlds fair,
and while ell the Chicago-Sk Paul lines were
commanded In favorable farms, sThs North
Western Line" Was especially commanded - b.
tween Chicago and g. Paul and Minneapolis
This a6ds another laurel to those already gained
By "The North Western Lima" 7. ". Parker,
Puget SOUND agent. Ill Cherry street. eeattlA
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LoparSa HOUSE THIEF CAUGHT
worried . Room Ia the Cclumous doass
and rawnsd the Geods.

III
and fawnsd the Goods.
A young fellow, who irss gave his name
an Frank Harie and later as Frank Jen-
nings, vas arraigned before Justice Cald-
we'll Yesterday upon charge Of burglary.
He claimed he was not ready for trial. and
was given until this afternoon to plead.
officsr Sam Hamilton claims To have posi-
tive proof that Jennlng, looted . room In
,he Columbus house Sunday night
sunday evening Hsrss. or Jennings. paid
for a room st the Columbus house. bus
never occupied IT. Later the same even
ing II was discovered that = vaisss faA oil
clothing. two pair of trousers and an over
coat had been stolen from room in the
sams building occupied hy Joseph Dope
Iippe aad Jim Murphy. Officer Hamilton
found ,ns valise in pawn shop in al alley
of Washington street near Third, where
1, had heea rawned for $2.ta Yesterday
morning Jennings went around 20 the
rawnaroker TO borrow 50 cents mere on
the vslsse. He was held until the cfnesr
arrived.
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scrofula 10 one Of the most fatal among
the seourses which atsiHcs mankind
Chronic sores. eancsrous haHoFs, einaesa-
ton. aud consumption are The result Oh
sc-osulA Ayers SarsararsIiA srsdssases
this poison and restores TO ahs blood the
eisr,snfs of life and health
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The following new suits we're died
with the clerk of the superior court yes
terdav:
Charles b. Grant W. Merit Dishon--Suit
to recover 11s2 50 ~ commission on sale of
resl estate.
ELL, r. Lurchin VI. Horace I. Lurchin--
Suit for divorce.
Baker 4 Richards W. Z. A. Mackay-
Suit to recover $2i790 on two promissory
notes.
Dexter Horton 4 Co. W J. c. Reesineer
and Harry White--Garnishmento Of &475.5O
held by Justice of Peace Caldwell.
w. II. Smith W. Skookum Manufactur-
ing Company-Suit TO recover $754.54, with
interest ut per cent. from October, for
wages duo employees.
William Barry W. Ben e. Snipss-Suit
to recover "a. 279.40. with interest from De-
csmber, 1902. on promissory mote.
David NJ. McMuilen W. Ballard Electric
Light CONGRATULATIONS for appoint
ment Of . receiver.
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lasse vas peculiar bis of lag brought
W. In Judge Hames' court at the evening
saeh night before isst In connection
"a aa TIE suit Of Eisie pattnock. ore of the
sssa xho we're hurt By . falling
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OF every description just received and will
be carried in addition to my piano and
organ business None but strictly reliable
goods will b offered. A share Of your
patronage cordially solicited. r. Chris
t,ansr. rs Second street. Gilgsr's jswsiry
stora
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cssvicss Take. 70 sAs Ps..

County Jaiisr Munroe and guard isfs
last night ~ 1910 o'clock for walIa walla
With the toughest gang Of criminals that
King county has sent out In years. The
list comprises Frank Wilson, eight years,
burglary; Joseph Young. Eve pears, ~
sauit with intent 70 rob; Edward Clayton.
one year, burglary; Charles Wesley, seven
ysafs, sodomy; Charles MCGEE, seven
years, robbery: John McInnenery, two
years, assault with q deadly weapon !:
James =. Courtney, seven PEARS. burglary.
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Do not forget the matinee sale Of choice
meats at the Denver market.
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For holiday delicacies call on Abra-
hams, the grocer, corner James and Sec
Ond streets.
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cessss SD Psblis 0asss


Alexander Wright. . native Of Canada.
was admitted 10 citizenship In Judge o.
born's court yesterday.
A plat Of Excelsior Acre Tracts, /" land
located near South Park, was fiied By E.
Demanes with the county auditor yester.
day.
A contract with Brown Bros. for the
construction OF . bridge across Cedar river
near Renton was executed yesterday by
the county commissioners.
Judge Osborn will set equity cases in his
department. next Saturday At 2 o'clock IN
the afternoon. Lawyers having equity
cases are expected 70 Be present.
The Skookum Manufacturing Company.
which has had more than it, share OF
trouble ia the past few months, was made
the defendant yesterday in . suit brought
by w. H. Smith TO recover e754.54 with in
terest ct per cent. from October /, 1888,
alleged to be due workmsn.
Marsns A. Sawtelle. % recsiver for the
Port Townsend National bank since Octo-
Der 3 Of the present year, brought suit in
the United States district court yesterday
70 recover s., 3s4.95. principal. interest and
fees OF promissory note made January 5
1893. BY ]. II. Robinson.
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have leased the Rainier hotel and will
make special rates to families for the
winter months. De L. Harbaugh.
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Watch for Livermore's real estate ''ad'
In Sundays PosT-
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"MOTHERS'
FRIEND
MAKES CHllD BIRTH EASY.

Cc,vta. La, Dee. 9. iee6-My wife used
NOTHKR'S rRIEND before her THIRD
eOnnnsment, and ssys abe would NOT b
without IL for hundreds Of dollars.
DOCK NILLA
sent BY express ca receipt 81 r<c, 81 80 Per boz
tse4 Book To Mothers Ealiet free.
asAorsEto REGULATION 90,
sAAs ssSss<sss. ATLANTA, q
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William Barry hrough, sui; ia the supe-
s0f court yesterday against Ben E Snipes
= Neever - s7s ~ on . promissorv note
Nsen January s. isS,. TO u. A. Hlli- The
ssss originally called for 81. $50 with .nses-
Per cent per month until paid.
- us note there have been paid $50 on
spsi' y. 1872; s&ooo jane S. 1882; So In
ss1nheF. isSa2, making total Of s,Ssl 10
sasdae,ed iron the face
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Choicest groceries at lowest prices ~
Ah<xhams'. So and $40 second ssrssI
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Fifty Smyrna rugs at half price.
This week only. Pacific Carpet
Company's unloading sale.
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The Northern Paeino are now running dining
cars between seattle and Portland On trains
leaving seattle daily at = N. and leaving
Portland daily st .. n. This servtoe b o.
knnvlodRod ~ bo uusuYuaSeod
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Mrs.. John Drew, the sctrsss, II suing her son
sidnsy for q, 100 Of salary due her Tor services
In his company.
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WhoH All Otkefo Fail Cohault
DIR. SWEANY
SPECIALIST.
7lS Front Street, seattle, wash, Union Block.
when An oman Pan Cen.ult

THIS learned aad skinful spocaalis4 fugmeriy of
the city Of PhiiadsiphiA Pa. 10 gfaduase ffom
Angular college u medicine ana suPeary Diniomas
and license hang on the walls Of his once Many
yeaxs 81 speciality practice In the Eastern hoe
pitfalls and seven yeass Of practice ON the Pacific
puhaishss no names Of patients nor their die
eosoa. trt cures HEM and n any enc In need Of
his services doubts his ability or desires rsssr-
euces hundreds Of genuine ss,tmoniAis are on ale
IN his once and they caa slss b referrsd peeson-
ally 70 many prominent and women In
this city Who hare received his treatment
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FREE TREATMENT

For the Poor Every Friday
Afternoon From to 4
CATARRH sssSss icss g. v:f sa'yssss.s
isct,us the bowels. stomach. ETC: diarrhss Oven
terry. etc Troubiss Of this character relieved as
once; cures Effected - soon ~ possible.
BLOOD AND SKIN slss,.:s ,,n .ss:s
scro ula syphilitic talntA tumoss tsssss. CESSNA,
and Ill troubles arising from IN impure state Of
the blood completely <radicatsd from the system
KIDNEY AND URINARY Wa ws,x
pain tn sids, abdomen. biaddss. sediment In urine
bYfckdust or white; pain while usinatinr, ire.
Quency OF: nrfghrs disease and ell diseases Of
oieider OF both ssaes eomrieseiy cured
AsA "a - It's. hydrocele, vsrteocele. tendsr-
mesa eweliings weakness 81 organs and plea,
nstulA rupture. quickly cured without pain Or de-
LOST MANHOOD ;ss . n =. s', ss.s
Of YOUNG AID MIDpLKAaED NxN speciality
The awful s6scsa q early indiserstiaes. prsduc
sious. exhauseine drama. pimplsA bashfuiness ioss
Of energY weakness of both body ana hrain, aaAs-
ting one for study. business and marriage trsaasd
LADIES' II you ere sufIesing frcm psrst.esas
AAOAHO headacheA painful menseruatton.
leucorfh0a a. whites inSolorahe itching diapiacs-
ment Of The womb OF any othss di.ssssaing aslmsns
swEANY without dslay He cures when others
WRITE your trouble. Y living away nom
~ correspondence. and medicines sent ssoars
A vaiuasis GUIDE TO HEALTH. mailed
ne 70 parsons dssc.ieias their .sosei::
CAUTtoN -Addrsss ali issssrs.o
DIR. LEvERETF swEANY.
7lS Front ST.. Unien Block. seattle wash
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-27

patient; and, bless your heart, you can
expect a man TO wait foreverl I can't
defend you, North, indeed / can't
You're an unpardonably careless fellow
in money matters"
collins old failing; II sticks 10 him, l
see" commented North, mentally, with
an involuntary smile; though why he
should smile at that reflection he could
scarcely have explained.
cts no laughing matter now, North,
let me tell you," continued Wee, sharp
ly, as he perceived North's expression.
"A man can't afford TO run his credit
down through sheer carelessness. You'd
better set to work to redeem yours;
now, right along, you know, while
you've got some TO redeemp'
With this disinterested advice and
another characteristic laugh, Wee
turned away for the last time and van
ishcd quickly around the corner.
Indignation and nmazement kept
North silent for several moments, as
Warner and he pursued their way to-
gcthcr.
Really" he thought, "who Is that
fellow that he should feel privileged TO
speak thus TO Nolll His manner is quite
insufferablel We shall have a little
score to settle between ourselves some
day, II he Is not more careful"
Hold on, North, where are you go
ing2 Here's the post Office" said War
ncr at this point, interrupting himself
In the midst of a sentence and North in
his reflections. Got your letter there2
Better hurry. Mail closes in precisely
ten minutes" he added with a hasty
glance at his watch.
There il time enough, my dear War
ner," returned North, negligently, as
he drew the letter from his pocket.
Don't you know, never hurry"-he
glanced critically at the supcrscription
when ] can possibly avoid THE
turned the letter over and inspected the
seal-''and, generally speaking, con-
slider ten minutes ample time for mail
ing letter" lie dropped it carclessly
into the box with these last words.
Once more on the street, they halted
by common consent TO light their
cigars.
Anywhere else In view this even
ing?" inquired Warner, briefly, between
vigorous puifs at his cigar, which OK.
hibited an eNasperating inclination "a
go out, Notwithstanding his efforts &c
prevent that catastrophe.
mo" returned North as briefly, rs he
waved his fragrant Havana with IL
pale wreath OF smoke and tiny spark OF
fire with an air of slight triumph, and
proffcrcd the still burning taper. Have
light, Warner2 Oh, see you've made
II go at last. Well, then, suppose we
saunter back to the Clement house
Unless you have some other engage
mcnt-'
"oh, not at ALL Nothing in the world
10 do"
ITO DE coNTINUEp.'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-27

Cunning in the use of language TO
give false impression is Yankee trick
celebrated in song and story. Many in
stances of its use come to light In the
testimony given in courts, An illustra-
ton of such dishonest craftiness Is re-
lated by Maine gentleman. A man
came to him wanting him to buy II
share in n country lottery in which the
principal prize was horse. "l'll take
one" he said, "if you'll warrant me ]
shall draw the horse" "Oh, yes" said
the seller, glibly pocketing the cash.
IN warrant you to get the horse.
The horse went in another direction,
and the ticket holder, meeting the
seller said, joldngly: II thought you
warranted me to draw that horse. "
"Oh, no." said the other, shrewdly, ~
did not say warrant, but want. ! said
| wanted you to get the horse, and
did. bangor Commercial.
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was not At allure that he was ooing
this correctly, but II was the safest
venture that his ingenuity could sug-
gest.
Wee lifted his eyebrows with q pro-
volting air Of surprise; while Warner
preserved q discreet and sympathetic
silence as he glanced from one 10 the
other Of the two gentlemen, either Of
whom was head and shoulders above
him In height.
Really, North, you're q little can
tanlerous this evening"" drawled Wee,
with his exasperating laugh. For my
part, think old Archer has been very
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KEEP STILL.

n any man should come IN ma
An ask me for advice
To Keep I'm out o. troubie. ,est
A few words would suniee,
ia tell i'm: "Get mad, IN you Like,
As often as We will;
But when we're mad iust olo., rer mouth
p ~ snu"
'A
Good MANY times er man rita .ouy
An come. around YOUR vny.
An saws aome aegrav.tIn, things
He hadn't oughter aav
An riles We IN tremendously.
An keeps on talking tul
Yea like Ter give I'm Foods he ssnds
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-27

peueveo matt mao = hfvOv H'tar-nsy vuiJ sun
uVing relative, Hamilton's dauehter-who
ought 10 be my heir The most diligsnt search
has failed, however, 70 discover her, and have
at last most reluctantly given up this belief.
There IL no one who hss . greater claim upon
mo than yourself This claim feel inclined ~
present 70 recognise Charitable beduests do
not favor, 1 have given freely 70 public and
private charities during my lifetime, and have
received but meager thanks During the I'VE
marriage, you were like . daughter 70 me.
This have always remembered kindly.
NY health IL slowly improving with the re-
turn Of warmer weather. The bleak spring.
time Il IN enemy 10 my constitution 1 md
Jsnnsr . faithful attendant In my DECLINING
yesrh Ny regards 70 Mr. Maynard and family.
Yours aneotionAtsiy,
JAM DuExrHH."
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once we heard this afternoon that you
had returned, and without notifying
us"
THAT was not an Intentional neglect,
] assure You, my dear fellow inter
posed North, alphabetically.
"No, suppose not. It's all right,
NOW, of course, only Mt first we didn't
know what TO think Of H. and 30 finally
1 decided that I'd come up here and see
Hss. aaa and anA whAA san DID zasan.
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sTAMBAUGH & BURD,
ATTORNEYS ATLAW
ABILENE KANSAS.
To the Void s Fair.

Save time and avoid the crowd in the
city by buying tickets over the Great
Rock Island Route and stop off ut
Englewood near the Worlds Fair gate.
Electric line from the Rock Island
depot direct to the gate. Time, ten
minutes. Fare, five cents, You can
check your baggage to Englewood aud
avoid trouble and save expense as En-
glewood is in the great suburban hotel
district near the Fair, and you can
have your baggage sent at once to your
quarters
Remember, the Chicago, Rock Island
& Pacific il the Worlds Fair line for
II asOns given above.
JOHN SEBASTIAN,
Gen'l Ticket aud Pass. Agent.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-27

lN 1850 there was one criminal in
$500 Of our population, Now there is
one to every 1908. These are certainly
significant figures, and suggest the
question whether the United States Is
really so prosperous and contented a
country as most Americans believe.
They certainly do not indicate great
moral strength in the republic.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-27

was travelling not long ago in Amer
lea when | met a man who used 10 be
coroner In town out west, who told
me the following card story. Said he
II was once sitting down to game Of
cards with n Texas man. Il half-brced In
dian, and n fellow named Dick Jimson
The ante was five dollars, and there
was no limit, There was five hundred
dollars on the cloth, and when we
showed down the half. breed held a
straight Dick Unison held an ace and
three kings, the Tcxns mun held four
aces, and" Good hcavcnsm | inter
rupted, and what did you hold9"
Well" he said slowly, "bein' as was
the coroner at the time, | held an in
quest on the Texas man"-London
Figaro.
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heg.--HoW 10 tho man oatoemeo horo IN the cltyf
GOT very revsront reputation, siri
OF credit INFINITE, highly beloved,
Second 10 none that lives here In the city
Comedy Of Errors
Having folded this letter, replaced It
In tho envelope and put II carefully In
his note book, North had Just composed
himself for the serious meditation that
his circumstances required, whom he
heard a quick knock at his door
He started 70 his feet nervously.
"Who In that, l wonder2" no nslted
himself blapkiy. "Somo friend Of
Noll's, I presume. Well, there is no
help for II; l must meet this ordeal
sooner or later"
Crossing the room he unfastened the
door and threw II wide open.
Instantly, without pause OF cere-
mony, q gentleman rushed into tho
room.
North gave him one ksen, compre-
hensive glance. He was short, slight
and nervous, with sharp gray eyes,
fierce black musthche, saucy nose and
determined chin, a wide-awalke, bust
ness-lilte manner and = frank, pleasant
smile.
All this North noted In his first
glance, and the burden OF his unuttered
thought was: who Is hep Who is
hep"
well, WE'LL say now, North" were
the first words Of the visitor, spoken In
n sharp, slightly-nasal voice, as he
placed his hand impulsivoly on North's
arm. "vhat ON earth do YOU mean?
You're n mighty cool fellow. seems 10
mer''
Come. NV dear friend" interposed
North. with suave self.nossession. "not
too fast. II Won please. SIT down-let
me give YOU this lounqinR chair-and
we will talk matters over. trust that
| shall be able TO give a satisfactory ac-
count Of myself, as TO motives, and that
you will be lenient toward my delin-
| quencies as 10 actions"
when did you get back7" inquired
the gentleman, as, disposing himself
comfortably In the offered chair, he
elevated his feet TO a convenient hlti.
tudc and looked sharply at North.
why, let mo seel | reached u
about noon, think. Yes, rccollect,
now; II was twelve o'clock"
North indolcntly twirled his dropping
mustache as he spoke, and his whole
manner was the perfection Of nonchal'
ance. No one observing him would
have suspected that he was waiting
with bated breath to see what turn the
conversation would take.
Come back to stay7"
indefinitely. | may leave at any
time. am scarcely In position to de-
tcrmine that question for myself. II Is
optional with business interests, you
know"
YES, know. You mentioned aome
complications to me yesterday. Found
out anything new about themp"
Nothing Of Importance"
Changed your plans pretty sud.
denly, didn't YOU. North?"
well, YES, my plans have undergone
a rather important alteration since
morning. But as said before | do not
know how soon the aspect of affairs
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-27

NEAR Tyler, Tex, young girl, for a
wager, outran aeet-footed pony dis
lance of three hundred yardsi and the
pony had about ten yards the start Of
hor
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-27

FIVE Peoria distillcries, with total
capacity of sixteen thousand bushels,
or eighty thousand gallons of spirits
per day, lately announced their with
drawal from the whisky trust. This
action is due to the failure of the
trust to pay the rental agreed upon
when the distilleries were leased. For
some time past the trust has been
financially embarrassed and its early
dissolution is predicted.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-27

--"This servant you have now seems
very nice and quiet" "oh, yes; she
doesn't even disturb the dust when
cleaning up room. Inter Ocean.
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A new YORK MIRACLE.
4 REMARKABLE AFFIDAVIT
MADE BY A WELL-KNOwN
BUSINESS MAN.

Afflicted with Looomotor Ataxia for
Fifteen Years-Did not Walk q
step for Five Years-Was Given MP
by the Leading Physicians Of New
York City and Discharged From the
Manhattan Hospital as Incursble.