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Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

Sorne. Sun (efter at bauc oiust
jim Wtano ct apS): "gu! On fiat mia
meo oire Sfjrsitubberl"
San: "Sugeu Hoier uoen Cornell
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

aabne &irfer bliuer mer % mer al.
minoelige ogiaa blanot 2utberanerne.
Zen ia6Iiite 9auoipuOoe bar beIluttet,
at ale &irter i Sperue os t~9tbeiulfeoe
2anos0 iItrifter ital boloeS aabne for
Seoenoe til ale Tioer.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

Seors, iom usb ct SiIfGISe buuoe iaaet at uibs, at
Sommanpcrtupteinen ulerebe par antommsn iii gpen,
Os iOm oerfor bauoe ifpnot fig at Opisse BAN, uanOreSs
na t~untefuIS usSopsr Gaben.
SiIeost al oenns eIpira, Tom ban mango gar bapcs
tienot sienuem Baron 6rits' SeitriueIie, Os buis 9,apn
ban iaa oite bapps brast SorbiuosIis mso ct uuoet, BAN
~uiiselist bprebart Naun, FOB ~uOpbSrIist for bans Sans
taft. Senbes msrte 1eint meo tit Hare 9urpur, be
fore, forte Dine, bet forte 9aar, alt oanneoe ben far:
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
8 YaItur g. Gilieng Menisbeo

Minneapolis al ben Sor. Sirte er os~
iaa taset Soteriue i Stpleipgrssmaulet
z itemte for Gussburg, Z for ben 5Or.
SIS Stole. 6Ormanoen Taitor &ilien
aisiOroe uOIlaset os taitebe i'm stemme
for Gu9sburs.
S BaitOr @jertiens WeuisbeO itemte
20 for Gussburs ps 20 for ben npe
Stple; iauleoes ~ieirer Minueapoliss
mcuisbebcrnes Yreitsr for Nugsburg.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

Gn Wenigbeb meo Figmeno ina
BET forllaur er ct. SartbOlpmRus epi'
Itopale WenisbeO / Neiu gurt. Den
tGlcr blanot fine Meolemmer Seroens
riseite 5amilier iaaiom Snnberbilterne,
Sobn Gitpr, 8iaiams, Garleiu us SDns
ner, iom repreieuterer tiliammsn tolos=
iale 6ormuer. Mcnisbeoen er mesei
sapmilo % bialpiom MOB 2r9nsenoe.
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TO CoNTEACT0RS-sE TENDERS
eaaetstd New pagiIAmsnt Bindings. Vic
sSItA Sea rae Ma 2 !" win re received by the
xss1ngatahls thlef Commissioner Of Lands and
n1tAs or 70 a,cioCk 4. n. % Thursday, S0fh No
NstAtrf. Aos . Tor the several trAses required IN
.se sssStteh OF Dew parliament buildings AZ James
Bay, Victoria. h 4. viz:
4. rs sAcSNsior. mason and fcsiAyer . work
rnS eAfEeatsr and toiaeT's work
nv aiaseFs An1 plasf@rsF work
ne coppeTsmsth'S work.
. ne sla3ta and ifunf8andsrs work
o. Inc pIDmfefs work
Z. The paiHisf's -ark
the whole worx ~
Tbs plaas ostAlls etc as prepared by +. N Rat
teleA y htteci. be xesa AZ the oftice q The
ahtaetsaA = on o. after Monday. october 10. 1893
as 90 ttets p9z1tffes ciss riy describing TIE
.ss'.e ot tsc NaTS - ohSainsf OF Pay OF of
S-V aSt ratA t4flr. THIS sum VIII De Eet med 70
Nts tesatl sAFs "a rscelpf OF k6Eta f1e tender
tSAaes saast Re sosora panied BY a. sc
49, sAAA c1ecS equal 20 per cent on the
aaSslAt q eAesl Ira tea asre4 for. which vii he
Issae3 - P&s security for TIRE due performances
81 t1e SorA. 3 II cheek wfll be retarast 10 an
sSaSsisi osAFsi.Serz sst Viii fs forfeited BY Any
E..slsF Nho saaT decline 10 execute = contract II
eAlf-7 uFea q Do 80
cepSed w = a0RF
Deputy eoruEsfSSioaer az iAass ana Vera
Lsssts Assd &ug&s Department
Victoria, b c. sspss Der u. ies&
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1911 <sp yrsrrxr.

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This agreeable ana eHhoacious Tooth Powder. -
tablished by more han twenty yeas expstisncA
has received the sanction Of the members af the
Dental and Medical professions Of this city ssner
ally, and BY them IL Ii daily recommended end
prescribed IL IL ss pleasant In the spplscaiioa -
AZ - excellent In It, effects t speedily rsadsn ne
heeth white and smooth. the gums hsAlshial ri
land hrm. and BY frequent uss viii prsserss them
in this desirable condition. n gradually nat a.
actually removes tartar. and dsstroyss the para
siticAl anlmAcuie which neglect mar have pr
nitted 70 collect and prevents their further sceu
mutation. thus serving ~ . complies eszutifsE
and prsssrvsr OF the teeth Microscopic sxafui1e
tons have been made Of the matter dspositef %
the teeth aud gums Of individuals selected from
all classes Of society and Of every variety Of bodily
condition, and In nearly every case animal and
vegetable parasites were fonrd 90 exist IN grsss
numberA Experiments were made for thsir -
moval and the ingredients used Ia LnnlDs Teelh
Powder were found 10 be most efeotu&l dsetroy-
Ing them instantly
Through the kindness OF friends % - pr
mittsd % publish the following
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
4 county state of Washington.
IN the matter Of the estate Of James q. Conway.
deceased Notice TO creditors
Notice is hereby given to ali persons having
Claims against the above named decedsnts James
q. Conway, to present the same, with the neces-
sary vouchers, within year after the dase o,
this notice 10 the undersigned, the administrator
OF the estate of said James q. Conway. deceased.
al the office OF Gilt & Keene, attorneys At law at
room No Ill Occidental block, Seattle, Wash, or
At the residence Of said administrator at oriila
Administrator of the estate Of James O. Conway,
Dated October 20, 1893
pRoBATE NoTIcE-IN THE SUPERIOR
Il court Of the state OF Washington for King
county
In the matter Of the estate of Jane Russell de-
ceased No 234 Order to show cause why
distribution should not be made.
Joanna NJ. RUSSELL, one of the heirs of the estate
Jane Russell. deceased. having died IN this
court her petition setting forth that said estate IL
now In q condition TO be closed and is ready for
distribution of the residue thereof among the
persons entitled by law thereto and il appe airing
70 the court that said petition forth facts snf
ncient 10 authorize distribution OF the residue Of
1t is therefore ordered by ths court that ali per
sons interested In the estate Of the said Jane
Russell. deceased, be and appear before the said
superior court Of King county, state OF Washing
toa, at The court room of the PROBATE depar tnenG
Of said court in the city Of Seattle the 10Th day
IA OF SAID day, then and there TO show cause. II
s any t1sy -, have, why an order Of distribution
among the heirs and persons in said petition mem
toned according To law
IL Is further ordered that copy OF this order be
published once a week for four successive week ;
before the said 10th LAY OF November 1893 i'm the
Seattle observation-disclosures, newsusper
printed and published In said King county and OF
general circulation therein.
Done in open court This 18th day of October
1893 T. W IINGfEv
Judge Of said superior court
STATE OF wAsHISaToN,
COUNTY OF KIN. -
i. t. w. Gordon, clerk of the superior court of
Ming county, state OF Washington do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing document is
true correct and complete copy OF an order of said
superior court To show cause why distribution Of
SAID estate should not be made In he above en-
utIed matter, made and entered by said court on
the 18th day of October 1893
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
and affixed the seal OF said court this llth day Of
October 1898.
lsKAL T. W. GORDON, Clerk.
BY IL c. GORDON. Deputy Clerk
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TESTIMONIALS,

PokrLASp, Or. March Z 1893
Dear sirs--Being satisfied with yous mshssf q
preparing the pentifrice and knowing if to b pr
fectly harmless In Is effects. I hars since yca
commenced its preparation. used u In my fatahy
and prescribed Il TO my patients With uniform
satisfaction, aud now cordially recommend b -
the public a. being valuable. safe ard efacssoas
dentifriee, well adapted TO keeping the sesih sna
gums In q clean, healthy condition Soass IRA u
w. C. BROWN. d y.
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INFORMATION Is WANTED BY TAE uS-
II dsrstsnsd OF one Vim. II. TAI who resided Al
the ooeldsnial hotel, corner First ana Morrison
streets. Portsnd. Or. 10 the years 1ssSs3. Prior
90 that time he resided ~ salem. Or, the Conn
mefcai hotei and followed che business OF city
hiil poster. The undersigned has information "a
20 z. N. whitiock. san Andrsas, Calayerks county,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WOODLAND PARK FLORAL COMPANY
opened store a. No 9l6 second street, between
aiison ana Marion streets Palms. cut flowers
ara asceFAtion' 3 speciality.
MUNICIPALITIES MOVING AWAY DE-
~ siriag 10 sell household goods or obtain adj.
make better terms than elsewhere by addressing ).
a. fostiHte3iigeRcer. All business confidential
SCHooL DETERMINATIONS Is HEREBY
~ gwen tbai on Saturday. November 4. 1888.
schooa election Will De held In school district Ma
% eaecllng two members OF the board OF education
ioI me term o! three years each.
Tue polls Will be open al p m and continue
pen untii ) n m al the following places;
Rainier school building
south school ding
u T. Minor school building
Denny school building
columbia school building.
fAciac school building
Mercer school building
X E Day school building
l9tona school building
street
Met Dom : building, Seventh end Iike streets
=, talposh building northwest corner Front aaa
Marion streets
lR MAcDoUGALL. President
auest-h. T. WHIrSEY secretary.
pAted Seattle October II, 1898
NofICE-ALL BILLS AGAINST THE
steamer cry Of a her5sen up 10 aud inelud-
,aS Setoeer 50, 1888 should be presented TO Capt
MiAey. a. City doeG before that date
WILEY SANiGATloS CO
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Teiephoae 20a III West Yesler avenue.
pT NnC-wE HAVE ON HAND A
Il OIC large assortment OF pianos of
standard makes In walnut. oak. mahogany and
eoontzed cases An Inspection Of our stock will
well repay intending purchasers. Gail on rs or
write Tor catalogues etc Winter Harper. Burke
block. eu3 Second street
VTAVT NJ OFFICES ARE IN THE
Ia v L W. New York block, rooms
6ls5i4 once hours from 3 o6
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The following IL from one Of the ncss eaiinsal
authorities In the West;

Lubiu Chemical Co:
Dear eirs-n a commendatory word rom me y
favor OF your excellent tooth powder. knowh =
Lubin's Tooth Powder. can add % rs deserves
popularity and extended use. | can enesr
fully and truthfniiy say to those who are ~ sss
of Q pleasant. harmless and thoroughly ssicacsees
dentifrics that they viii dDd those qualities a.
combined In your admirable preparatons sna
AFTER long acquaintance and careful ooasf sa'iea
Of its effects upon the teeth Of those who hAss
made daily Of IL and . personal expsrisncea
It's merits for nearly twenty years know % 49,
Ing superior for the purpose Of cleaning. prsssfr
ing and identifying the teeth
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SPOKANE January IL fsvA
oentismsn-f take great plsAsnre in sad,ss -
testimonial 20 the excellent qualities o. L1s.
Tooth Powder. and after many years psfsos. =
perfence In its use ana Of attentive oessfss.sos-
ia satisfactory effects upon the teeth o.
patients, recommend 10 20 all as ssfs. Pss1 -.
ana eficaclous denafrfee. eomofning All -
requisites Scr preserving me teeth and sam' =
elsAa. hsAlIhy condition
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WANT HELP9

want ads. when inserted I'm the
Observation-Disclosures bring quick
returns. Largest circulation guar.
AntesA.
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CONNER BROS PRICE LIST OF GRO
" ceries:
Baking Powder Royal ID or. .-........... As
Baking Powder. Prices, Is oZ..-............. AZ
Bueing. pint bottles. each. .....-........... 10
Beans, best small White. by the sack per 10 OK
Fuckwheat Flour. best. lob sacks........ IS
Crackers lu-lo boxes. %
Corn Meal, lob sacks. .................. 25
Canned Corn Beef, per don. ................. 90
Canned Corn Beef cans for............... SO
Godhsh bricks. each -..-,.-.............. II
Canned Roast Beef 5 cans for. .............. so
Flour silver Leaf, Dbl ...................... 80
Flour silver Leaf per sack .............. >. 80
Crown. Drifted Snow and Excellent hour.
Graham Flour, lob NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20
Graham Flour. b0Ib sacks. 80
Germea, per package. ................ ....... 20
Honey, gallon cans. best. ..........:.-.-: 90
Hams Ham 4, home smoked per b.......l4o and las
Catsup best Eastern pints. ................. 30
Lard. Pure Leaf 5-io pals. ................ 20
Mincemeat. condensed per package. ...... 10
Macaroni and yefmicelli, box.--.......... as
Macaroni and vermieelli, lib packages. 10
Matches, 10 blocks for ..................... rs
Matches. Paflor. pack ages ................. IS
Maple syrup good grade gallon cans 800. 80
syrup. good grade, l-gailoa cans....-....... 40
sugar best gran aiased. per iio0 lbs. iine. rs
Sugar. graduated, fine. 10 lbs for ......... 90
Sa1uihess per ooz-.. .........-............... %
Potatoes. per 100 lbs ........................ 81
RICE lest Carolina per iS. oss
soap zV.oaf s............-......-...... 90
sapolio, for. ......!..................... IS
Teas, good green or black :.....,............ IS
me- o ss srads' Per 100 ios.........
eracaed Torn per 100 lbs. ..:.......... i 80
Call and get a complete price list. 1t will
You money.
Telephone xO6 III West Yesler
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PERSONAL.
TOR ADOPrlON-CHILD MONTHS OLD;
4 girl: healthy, Legitimate. Address A. W.,
postIntelligencer
DERSuNAL - FURNITURE OF 6RooM
house for sale: use newly papsred and
painted; three months rent free $375. George
W, Crane, loS Washington street
CLEARANCE SALE-WINTER& HARPER'S
" sheet music department, beginning Monday,
october 2S We will offer sheet music at large
reduction for the next few days TO make room for
East md Europe
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MARK HIGHLAnn
Read what Q chemis. says;

snsrFLE. August I. 1850
Gentismen-I have made chemical exs;nsn<
ton of LubIn's Tooth Powder and hnd ihss -
constituents are such neither ehsmaeAJ
mechanically inJure the teeth. The 5ndicia1s~
lection Of the ingredeots and the evident esss en-
hibited In It's preuaraiion commend IL - has*
isss as veil a. Al efncAcioas dentlfrtee
O. J. SMITH. chsEnsk
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TAXID ERNST.
! c BERG, 22sl FRONT STREET
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
OF Washington for King county,
Il. Bartlett. plain it, Thomas Barker and
Barker whose true Christian name Is 10
plaintiff unknown. Co partners doing business as
Thomas Barker son, defendants. No. 10. 652
Summons
The State Of Washington to the said Thomas
Barker and - Barker, co-partners doing bush
ness as Thomas Barker & Son, defendants. You
are hereby summoned TO appear within twenty
exclusive OF the day of service. and defend the
aoovs-entitied action IN the court aforesaid. ana
copy of yoar answer upon The undersigned attor-
neys for plaintiff their office below stated; and
in Case OF your failure do, Judgment Will be
rendered against you according 10 the demand of
the complaint, which will be fled with the clerk Of
said court GILL q kEESE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Postofice address. room Ill Occidental block,
Seattle King county. Wash.
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CARRAHER 6 MEACHAM
III Cherry Street.


Advertisements under the head Of Lost, Found.
Fer Sale Fer Rent ard Situations Wanted viii be
inserted NJ The rate Of cent word each Insertion.
Payment Always 10 adysnes No Advertisements
seesis ed ar ieas than - ee3tA
goTIcg-Ths business ofscs Of ths PosT-rs-
9TIIIsxseEa Ia open antsi ~ p Classified
advertisements wtll be receiysc Cd 70 ihis time.
Advertisements VIII Be received 81 hraach Offices
efshs Pnsr- INT sLLTaNscKE Al;
Tacoma bnrean .s-.-..........il lis Facthc Aysnas
Thomas sammons. Manager
Tort 1Uwnssnd. FrsneA a Springer
The fasowing letters await advertisers ~ thte
ofsaesg
A. w. HAIRY. Manufacturer
~ In. iempsratIvs "a r.
ExP Insurance IN a.
EHtsrprisa 81 H. ca lownsr.
F.I. II. = lI1ostssr n r.
ia Land. IN X.
Fuel lN. iSincarity.
FarnishinEs 10. =. IN
III. n Ma 81 IA
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MrscELLAyEoUs.

IIIxsON, sU9 WEST HAS FINE LOT APP
IL PIES and potatoes consignment
GEsTLEaEN's DISCARDED CLOTHING
VI bought. l4I5 second street
nLD PAPERS FOR SALE AT THE BUsI-
" ness Office OF this paper: 15c per bundle.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
COoTCH EocIFTY-aHAND HALLOWEEN
- social ard dance. ehamps tatfiss. iooktn etc,
In TIE Odd Fellows ball. North seattle. on Tues
day, October 81 81 \ p "a.
ALExAs DER WILLIAMSON, Prex
-
A RcANA LODGE, NO ~, " AND A. M
N stated meetings second and fourth Mondays
Of each month 1. l. MOORE. W NJ
A. - UfHAs Sec
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EseISEEns AND CONTRACTORS.

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE C0NPASY-ES-
- gneers and contractors for orldxes of every de-
scription: wharf building. pledrivinx dredging
and steel shovel exeavattng: plans znd speciaca
tons furnished on application. correspondence 80
ncited Once 620-52S seattle National Bank
building Seattle. Wash
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A FRANCE HAIR FAREoks. Latest
tare4 100 Fzxe street
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xUcrroSEERs.
rRox WORKS.

(sITY FORGE AND IRON woRKs-oUICK
0work, lew pricea Corner West aud University
streets
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Miss FLORA WARNER. THOROUGH Al p
w experienced teacher on piano and organ. WI
give lessons ~ honnes Address z. O Box iSso,
seattle
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rDrcxrroxxr-

NrANTEn-MkcHASI or ALL TRADES
w 10 take . course IN mechanical drawing. Fer
particulars applv 20 e. q Beadfxea. los Repueik
can sfre<s. or Acme business college
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Business Property

Right 10 line Of the present improve
rnenf. corner. e0xils feet, most fsyoFaoly
located in the wholesale district OF Seat
tie: viii be greatly enhanced in vaiue By
completion Of Great Northern railroad.
and even nov the property Is paying 10
per cent. on the investment, and
Can BE Bought
At bard times prices. on good terms Call
and zee as and we will tell you all about
II and show you the greatest ''Crssp Snap"
yet This Is certainly offered st
Very Low Price
For q short time. Investigate.
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DRGvATE LESSONS To ADULTS AND
X Children: reading, arithmetic grammar, letter
wrftaaz. History, literature. etc. Miss b. la
stewart stree1
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l., ANTHuSY's BISDEkY, BLANK BOOK
IT manufacturers Washington street corner
Commercial. rooms and Terry block. Seattle.
Wash.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GINEN THAT THE
~ c1p2rsn<-saip heretofore existing between
ira Undersigned aEder TIE arm aAsae ef James
Lee & ca - h<rehy GsssosyeSi sy snataAl canssas-
JAMES LIE,
GIG W BUCHANAN.
Seattle 0esaber - 1sa2
Tbe ensiae<s heretofore conducted By James
Lee 4 Co viii - continued BY tbs Ef4e ri Kae1
Sole trader u2eer The euSsaess name OF lssaes
Iae & CO. JAMES IEE.
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nEsfNESS OPEgFNG-BooEKEEP IN
- rsstzax sz Qul c&@s cAa Get g<ssts1as n cv1ntV
Esgsng Ell s990 ssx year Address Arms care
Fcst~ fasalakxTnnsr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-01

goods is in labor, although the English
have acquired an expertneas in the
utilization of rags and revamped 6bres
which it will require years to approx.
mate in this country. II this class oil
goods is to continue TO be made hero
under such tarif, there must be an
immediate reduction in current wages
OF not lees than % per cent from the
rates which prevailed q year ago. Man
ufacturers fear that such q reduction
10 wages will make iE difficult, II not
possible, to equip their mills with intel
ligent help. It is certain that the goods
which viii food this country from Eng
land under such tariff will be OF a
vastly inferior quality as compared with
the product OF American mills now
worn by the masses Of our people.
"Fhe worst section OF the wooden
schedule is 2so, covering blankets, hats,
hannels, etc, and containing three
rates Of duty at %, 30 and IS per cent
ad valorem. This lie a close approach
to the tree trade tariff of 1857, which
was particularly disastrous in its effects
upon the flannel and blanket manufac-
ture. The percentage Of labor cost in
the manufacture Of these goods, under
40 cents pound in value, is quito as
large as in the more costly grades. the
difference in prices being almost who'll
" due TO the use Of more expensive
stock. The only object and effect OF
this discrimination appears to be to
make It peculiarly difficult to continue
the manufacture Of the cheaper grades
Of fannels and blankets"