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PEsHAsrIN, Wash, April 4. 1854
Post lntellgencer Co. seattle Wash--
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OF April, aud after sixty miles travel ~
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In excellent condition. AN well pleased
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subscribers Most respectfully, N A.
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LuEaI. wash, Fsb. = a9v<
The Poat -Infeliigencer. seattle -
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PALousE CRY, wash. May 81. 1854
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WKsr FkkSDALn "nA
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LANaLEy. Wash. March u, i5s-
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NoKrz YAKIMA. wash. Feb B, losA
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East ST. CLoUp. MINI, May rs, 1894
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MALorT. Wash, March 80. f42
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Fay, Idaho, Feb ~. lssA
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ONTARIO. Canada, April 4 1sgo
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LooAIsToS. Wash. Feb 3 1881
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expectations think 10 As worth fully ia
times the money yeu ask for II. and II
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BALTIMORE, Nd, May II lisa
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MEADOW. wash. Feb 80 -
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sirs-Ths map Is better Than ms $500
fully.
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koKIsLAH. B. G., May 10. 1894
Editor observation-disclosures, Seattle. Wash
Dear Sir: I have received the map Of
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that | am thoroughly satisfied with a.
Yours truly. Wa
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Advertisements under tns head OF Lost.
Pound, For Sale, For Rent sad Sisustions
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word each Insertion PayEnsnt always Ia sd
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tef Eisli. marine, mining - railway suFk caa-
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FOR information concerning sas
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IArAH Wash, Fen =, isF@
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ENGINEERS AND CoNrRxCroRs
NAN FRANCISCO kkiDGE co4PANY-EN.
a xER9gs aa1 c9atFAeiarss 6FssieN bar g ng,
afe.is IS. hssbor improvements a1d raHerAl
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KELL0GG--In Seattle, Estardsy, JEns IL 1884.
70 Mr anG Mrs Il L. kellogg. daughter
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Iosr.

I osT-DoN'T FORGET OUR GREAT RE-
IL duction in cook stoves. garden hose wire
screen doors and fishing tackle. Spelger &
Huribut, AIS Pike street. Ranke building
4 osT-sNALL ROUND PoCKETBooK NEAR
~ James street POWER house, containing silver
and tickets Finder please return 10 40S VII
fred street
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yx-ANTrp-ssoo or $500 FOR THREE YEARS
w az Per cent straight on 80 per month IN
come property as security. Address Straight
Posg-Intelligencsr.
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CAPITAL 50, 100000 L s.sa B aoko Of
North Western America Qimitsd). of London,
England. loans money on improved city and
farm properties: no delays: money always on
hand; correspondence solicited Harwood Nor
gan, Manager. Office, room G, HalleT block.
Address letters P. o. Box 23i
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EoR RENT-SUITE OFFS ROOMS FURNISHED
IL Tor housekeeping. with bath; desirable. ls22
Filth.
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ct 00a WOULD NOT BUY MY HoRo-
Si,VUu scope-A NJ. McLemore. McLemore.
Miss You saved me from a life of misery-T
Briggs, Clinton Hollow, y. Y, and thousands
more equally as grateful IL you desire good
fortune la love or business consult me. Only
lec- Give date OF birth. Astrologer, Drawer K.
Kansas City. Mo-
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ENFERiENcED BooKgEEPER WITH REF-
=. sssnees Wiz keep books "a IEssEueI Frank
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III IA RotkRy. PRINTER. - CONAN
- oai.ains. seattle. h2.a. Caxlsl.xa kn.sas-
~ p<laUEg a spee.AaGY.
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.REFERENCEs-Rev David c. Garrett. g.
nefk recForys Mrs I - ]. Hunt. Yarr0~ Lac
" AAbsngEo0s Rev Wallace Mating 320 fInk
sersity street., AMI parents Of turner pupils
Fof further Information apply 70 the MISSES
WHIT .RboURSE. Tls EleFsath street CIV
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LIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS TO LOAN on
Il city real estate Inquire a. co. Seattle Ma
tional Baak building
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yyANTED--A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN GET
W top commissions writing accident ana liza
hiity insurance In any part OF the state; easiest
policy 10 sell on the Market call and get sam
PIE. Union Casualty aud surety Go. Larrfs
Cain. State Agent. room = Hincxley block, Sc
attic. Wash.
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MASON JARS, PINTs, csc PER DOZEN;
cially low prices on er0ckerys chicken netting
the lowest in Seattle; another reduction in COOK
stoves. spelger Huribut, AIS Pike street. Ranke
building
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A RcANA LODGE. NO 81, y. AND A. NJ
n Stated meetings second aid ionrtn Agn1sys
Of each month ~ ". BASE W. a.
A. r. GIBBs. Sec
C,PIRfTUAL MEETING, RED MINIS HALL.
. IN u m. entrance Marion street. near
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firm tests Mrs. Moore. Admission i0c
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A TTENTION, LADIES! EMMA" BUST DE-
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guaranteed: sealed instructions &c. or "a page
illustrated catalogue &C BY mail. Emma Toilet
Bazaar Boston, Mass
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L'oR PRICES, TERMS AND OTHER PARTIC-
II uIArs concerning Northern Pacific railroad
lands apply 70 sesrls. Aim d slettengren, sos
Second street, Seattle, Wash
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TOR RENT-BY NORTHWESTERN RENTAL
Il Company, No 2Si7 Front street, between
Bell and Battery, houses and fats, furnished
unturni shed, stores, etc, in northern por-
ton OF city. Branch Office of Pioneer Rental
COMPANY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-09
Lord Rosebery on America.

Lord Rosebery, the new English
Premier. Is well remembered In Ne" \ orh.
SAYS the Baltimore Suns correspondent
no has paid two visits TO New York.
and did the city thoroughly going INTO
an extended Investigation or our social
and public life. While he was passing
through one OF the public Institutions he
was attracted by the bright face OF
little newsboy. and made some inquiries
about him. These being satisfactory, he
asked the head OF the institution 10 nave
the boy sent TO school at his expense,
and see that he had every opportunity
TO make his way in life. From time to
time during the years that followed he
kept up his interest in the boys carer.
and was specially pleased TO hear Of his
continued success and progress. his
good feeling for this country is instanceI
in the following extract from IL speech
he made some time ago before Il London
society:
81 have the greatest warmth OF affec-
ton for America and the American peo-
pie. There was a great ado about a
shoemaker being this and a butcher that,
and the disadvantages of a system by
which these things could occur. But what
we have to consider is this: That the
butcher and the shoemaker are elected by
the men whom they have to deal with. and
who are. therefore. presumably the best
judges OF what they want. / am one OF
those who think that a person who elects
very moderate intellect to carry out
his transactions and chooses him OF his
free will is better than the man who has
leyiathan set over him against his will.
| believe that is the practical experience
of the people in America Again. it Is
said that the best men in America always
went In for making money, and not for
politics. That Is not my experience Of
American politics. but IL the best men in
America do devote themselves 10 the ac-
emulation of money. what an over
whelming evidence that Is in favor OF
Democratic institutions
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-09
JAMES SWARTZ ACQUITTED.
,ishop Randolph breaches and Admins

Bishop Randolph breaches and Admins
tiers Confirmation.
CREWE. VA. March S.-(Special.)-
trial Of James Swar,z CwhiteJ, OF Crew,
charged with stealing SI5 from Mr.. George
Duncan or last April. occupied the at
tentlon Of the County Court Of Notto"ay
Tuesday. and resulted In an acqulttal.
Bishop 4. NJ. Randolph preached at Glib
son-Memorial Episcopal church here last
nisht, and afterwards administered The
rte Of confirmation to three ladies' lie
also confirmed class at NJttDway Court
house to-day.
All honor 10 the Dispatcn COR tn manly
course # has taken in the defence Of ue
Democratic party. especially thos" 70
siding ir the black Lett. 1t is hoped
that the Walton tioct on oil Wn ca w.,
so ably championed by our senator. wal
ter \. Watson, may prove a blessing TO
US all.
Mr. 8. c. Johnson. who has been con-
npcte1 with the Norfolk and Western
railroad for some time. has accepted a
position with the Chesapeake and ONO
railroad as dispatcher, with headquarters
at Clifton Forge.
Miss Mary Anna Nebett, OF LunenburS.
county. Is on Il visit TO her brother Mr'
J. W. Nebett.
There are several candidates for the
offices of Town Sergeant and assistant 10
be appointed by The new Council.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-09
II, IS, IS, II east Broad.
FRIDAY. March 9, 1894.

FRIDAY. March ", lo'f'
We couldn't tempt you with
Remnants today, for there's such
an avalanche Of under-priced goods
offered that you'd be accountable
for wasting time if you rummaged
over short bits to supply your
needs. It's an added laurel to the
Big Store to have built up an out
let for such masses OF goods that
we can take en- masSe any Offering
thrown on the market through any
of the causes tending to break
prices.
New Spring Dresses. Prejudice
against buying ready-made things
has been overwhelmed by the
saving and satisfaction of such a
a course. Hence the business
grows greater each season. Here
are a few price-hints from the new
arrivals:
Ladies Navy and Black Dresses. with long
coat, broad revers. faced with More me"
SKIRT, SIC.
Ladies Black, Navy. aud Brown Serge Dresses
tight-ntiing, d0nble.hreasted, ulhDrelia
runie attached 10 waist. sl2JO.
Ladies' Navy Serge Suits. tight-httiDg, double
breasted, trimmed With braid, umDtena
Tunie attached 20 waist $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-09
Murat Haistoad.

In the retirement OF Mr.. Murat Hal
stead from the Cincinnati Commercial the
newspaper world loses journalist OF
much ability and Of reputation which
any man might be proud OF.
The announcement viii not surprise any
body who bears in mind the fact that Tor
n long time Mr.. Halsteod has been resi-
dent Of Brooklyn. n. y. whence he telc-
graphed every day whatever he deemed
It important to publish at once and also
wrote letters by mail in which he dis-
cussed matters not considered By him or
pressing importance.
Mr.. Halstead's interest was, we think
n controlling ono. and the plant is said to
have been sold for $4,000; so that he Is
quite comfortable. Besides. he has other
journalistic resources. we suspect. He Il
"A fair man I'm discussion. lie has our best
wishes for a long life and happy one
regular Rip Van Wrinkle wishes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-09
people Of the United States in the opinion

people OF the United States In the opinion
that the inhabitants Of that country are
entirely 1T for seif-government, or rather
know that what they need is annexation
TO the United States OF America. or, as
Some pcrsv.s IN this country prefer 10
phrase II. acquisition by the United states
of America. We have heretofore called
attention to the ability which was dis
played by the Provisional Government In
discussing with our Minister the ques-
tlons involved IN the negotiations when
have taken place between the Government
of the United States and that Provisional
Government. The good sense and sound
discretion shown by the head OF the latter
government and his shrewd assumption
that the people Of this country favor the
annexation Of these Pacific ISLANDERS to
the grand republic OF America, testify
abundantly that the head OF the govern
nent ~ the right man In the right place.
He knows what his countrymen need, ana
his government Will provide Tor those
needs rs far az possible.
The Provisional Government of Hawaii
has determined not to allow Queen Liluo-
kalani 10 resume the throne. IL recog-
nlzcs the fact that royal government
IN the wilds Of the Pacific ocean ~ ho'
what the civilized outside world desires
and cxuccts 10 result from the condition
OF affairs which has obtained In hawah
for several years past. IL Is time that inc
pcople Of the islands In question hau
some relief from the state OF unrest
which has SO long been unnecessarily ther
nortion. If Uncle Sam intends TO extend
hjs protection over Hawaii, let MIN DO 20
AZ once. say the Independent isianders'
and If he does not intend to DO So
Let him notify all the commercial ha'iohs
~ the world that he Is as rich III terr-
tory, nc he desires 10 be, and VIII hence
forth let Great Britain. France Germahy'
and Russia apport!on the Isles Oh INC
ocean among themselves. This u what
the Provisional Government has IN vie"
when IL declares in favor OF establishing
"a practicable form Of republican gov
or,r,nn," II desires 20 emphasize the
fact that lnclc sam ouSHt w 49,
ISLANDERS in this laudable Undertaking
The Provisional Government proposes "
nrovlde for a constitutional convention
% frame n new form Of government ior
Hawaii This proposition is Thoroughly
American. 1t is one OF the things wilicn
the uawaiians have learned from 'his
country. They are evidently familiar WIN
the history of the evolution or our gov
ernmentg. state and national and are 80
wen pleased with what we have mus
occurred for ourselves that they intend U
follow our example.
Tho islanders declare in favor OF max
ing the burthens Of government fall upon
the rich men. as far as they ought mus
10 fall. We mention this fact because !"
has been repeatedly charged against the
islanders that their Provisional Govern
mont WAS the work OF rich susar-piaii'e''
and other wealthy men.
Let the good work go on Inc pcop''
Of the United States of America VIII De
hoard from in due time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-09
DANGER JUST AHEAD.
A Prominent Professor Speaks About The
Threatening Things Abroad at This
Time Of the Year.

ut is surprising how many people are
suffering to-day from so-cnIied c""s"''
colds, and influenza" ,,,
The remark was made by very pion,, ~.
nent professor. connected with one OF tne
leading New York hospitals. Continuihs'
he said; .ro,
ut ~ not these things that are rou,
bling people. but Ii IL an advanced 70 S.ni
OF our old enemy. the grip. Peopis t ,ns
out OF sorts. sIeezs. have pains III IT,, ~.
muscles and bones, have no appsute, ~, ,Je- :
oil interest In The world, ana Moi', NO.
what is the matter. II IL the s''p' nv
thing else. .. ,oy.
Now, all such symptoms need 10 my ~
prompt treatment. The attack n us. ~
met and repealed at once. or IL ~ nc,,
10 run into something serious. e.
OF but one way 20 certainly AVON and
troubles, which are now 50 coihiiio"' -,
that Is, to Immediately counteis,iE ,s,,,Ia ~,
by using n good. pure, strong ~ ILL.,.
Nothing OF the ordinary kim, put 'o ,.,'-
thing pure and scientific. For 'his ~.
pose nothing has ever equaiied Du LUZ, I
Pure Malt Nhiekey which IS achnnaoN!e 80, q
to-day by physicians and scienunc peVJpPs1
to be- the only pure, medicinal MATT ""iS-
key upon thu market" ,r,,o
the words OF the professor arr u W, .
and they carry wondsriul Inea a,,,,1,,no
many men and women who are suneriIs
with the first symptoms OF grip or elss
griD I'm its advanced stages for All 80
people we offer word OF ADVICE, WIZ
Is 10 take the best means 10 osSI Soin u',
these troubles, and do not permit any
dealer TO swerve YOU from your purp9se
10 have that which has proven ltseil ". ~.
years OF use 10 be the best anu puree'
stimulant In the world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-09
Is the Monroe Doctrine in peril

senator Morgan, of Alabama, chairman
OF the United States Senate's Committee
on Foreign Affairs. is sleepless watch.
man. He Il always on the alert. Com
plicauons OF a very serious nature are
said to be foreshadowed in the report
that Great Britain has established a pro-
tectorate over the Mosquito reservation.
and that British soldiers have been land
cd at Bluefield to uphold British authori.
~.
The Washington Post says on this sub
ject:
'"T'he Foreign Relations Committees
conception OF the magnitude Of this SUBJ
Ject Is only mildly expressed In the resolu-
Ton brought in by Chairman Morgan
ana adopted by the Senate yesterday. call
Ing upon The President OF the United
states Tor information relative 10 the
character and strength Of the British
force landed on Nicaraguan territory and
the claim OF authority on the part OF
Great Britain to so occupy that country"
That great work, the Nicaragua canal,
seems to be involved In this complication:
and Senator Morgan has for years been
a strenuous advocate OF that canal scheme
Possibly he overrates the Importance Of
the new situation"
The Post continues:
THE Monroe doctrine Is believed to be
seriously menaced. and the new internal
tional complication looms up as OF para.
mount importance. bringing to the front
the broad and vital matter Of the main
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-09
Wiser West virginians.

Two sad but wiser residents of Stainsvlle,
w. Va, left for their homes on Wednes-
day. says the New York correspondent
of the Baltimore Sun, to realize the an
tique folly OF trying to beat the agile
green-goods men OF Gotham. They were
Jonathan Blume. aged IS years, and Archie
Montgomery, aged % years. They were
arrested last night In Jersey City by De-
tective McNally. who found that they had
bought box full Of green paper for $500
The men were met at Bethlehem, Pa,
by young man who called himself j. H.
Doane. of 292 west One Hundred and
Twenty-third street, New York. They
were escorted to a room not far from the
ferry on West street, and relieved OF their
money. The men felt sure that there was
5000 In the box they brought away with
them, and could not believe their eyes
when the detectives opened up the slips
OF green paper