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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-22


Real estate trAnsaesions from January I,
1894. are -. le1, 2iA There were filed for
record yesterday . deeds. the considsra-
tons agsrsxatins s3.o5o Following b
the list - furnished By osborns. Trempsr
q Co, abstracsors Of title. li0 Cherry
street, between Front and Second:
NJ. r. Maddocks TO r. Abrams. N lot Z
block 4 Bell d Denny's. 81.
NJ. Hamilson 20 d. Thomaa nsH Of mel
OF sec II, u. 8. $50.
State OF Washington to Annie l. Wool
cry, lot IL. block 80. MrAlssr's. IS
Samuel Hurley TO John Hurley, lots 50
and 81. block "a, East Seattle, 3400
Sheriff To Peter Herson, lot II block q.
Gilman Park, $eSa
George Bothell Of a. 10 First National
Bank, s acres near Bothsll, IS
II. J.. Huston TO L. c. Gilman, lot 5.
bloch. Lynch 4 Shields, SO.
c. E. Carlton 20 Isabel Holland. lot {.
block !, seattle Homestsad iss $1,000
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pAc1E1c RAvIoArsoN CoHrANv- :.
= TxAn TADE1 II e(bboe April !, 1ooA

HAC1E1c NAvIoATIoN CONSANY-
= I1hn TADE1 II eface April ], 1ooA
oEArTLE.WQArcoA RoUIR
Daily sunday eResDtelh
GT1AA1n orAT1 OF WASUINoTON
y eeaetls .....l seea All " vhatssa. j :le =
AZ WhAscem. D - - ~ ooaatle.. ..esoo =
oeepplng = 1s1algA Aneeegtes sa1 YaiFhavsn.
ena . Evefeee youth eeuno; oounectiug - oeAttlo
VA sessnss HENRY nelisy ~ TaeenA
oNATJLB-TAcoNA ROur1
Daily texospt oeurdAyl.
eTEAAEA AEN1Y DAtCDv
+ s:s ss s:ss I. sS: sss.x NO.
C9l.sc1sno VIII etsaese sea,e - WAshinstea
ses 04else Ansoessas. tAishevea asA Whateen,
go Wtth e1eaA,os taiBhuSon fBT EVoDosk L. Uonr'
~ 80 ~ WILDLY lslasa Dotasa
La coNnxA And wMlDnY laLAMD aourn
ereRRlne AZ DvK1DFI
0TEAMER BAIknAvEH
Worth h'nd-xxcspt 90 seuth b'a-Exospe ouA
~ 0eattie.... $50 n Nv q Csanes .o:So n
A. h hssssss: a IA 4 ksss::a
e.opeiss q Hdme.Aa, Evessts. clistsa. nsswa's
reiuS Laoelsy CsupsvlllA ean ds IueA. oak Ha1-
sssaaN Henry Ssihy Sss isesne
whazv~-Psesas Nsvtgasisa O.. rsesus, r.
clio NAviselioA c., SEATTLE (1sSmexty Dahere
desk. fees q univeutey sessesl; Nsssaants' Deck
fsr frn pastisulsrs sesss. sssssssssa sswasa
&c: seesy e = 1917 + 1ACLE9o. Ase.t
~ raaseness Agent IaeeUa: sslepAene q,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-22

svxur !. u,.. -, =
= -. s1'sss -s.',.',,'ss' ~, ~
rnrun1rnI - -. - -. -.
slsurAt eeeuus - = : -
~ - nes1e - vln p.
60 cEippasa - usannnA 4.
ssraly chacnnnnI1p y nan's -
1nassr - snenunasnuneu. 4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-22

The total sales Of stocks today were 47U.-
Ga shares. including: Atchison, A5O0;
American Sugar. leoo; Burlington.
79o; General Elsetsic, 1900; LonisviIis 4
Nashville. 1. 100: Naahastan Consolfdatsd,
$500: Missouri Pacific, $500; Nasiousi
Lead, $500; Northern Pacific. preferred,
u, 800; ReadIng, 0,000; Rock Island, H..
90; 81. Paul. l. 100: Union Pacifc. 3.eo6:
WWtogn Union. 1911
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-22
TEsriMoNiALss

/. Read vhat yeur 1satist has -
say about Is:
We have carefully examined the
fsrmuia Of LUBTN9 CARBO-
LIED TOOTH POWDER and End
that il contains nothing that can IN
the slightest degree injurs the teeth
or gum. II has In its composition
sufac,snt aasissptio properties to
svsstsn the breath and make the
gum healthful and arm. It's daily
use will help to prevent tbs ferme-
fion Of tartar and the secumuleeieu
of paresitical animaieuio % iniur
riois 10 teeth and gum
w r. GlDDfNGs. d. .. D.
GEO. w. BRA0DON. u. d. d.
GEO. II. FAULKNER. u D. 4
T. 9. ALnIN. D. y. D.
/. II. LASH, =. .. ..
ALBIRf ]. FOkRHSf.
C.P. BROWN, d. p. q
GEO. z. MILLER
JOS. MOUDy.
W. 9 coYsE, L ,. Z ~ y.
q. a. aRIFTIN.
| fSsi. ihs SiihaAat
IUbfN's TOOTH PowpRn
| mskss Coed Teeth.
4 tsscd Teeth make Good Digestion.
0ssd Dissssasa makes centsat.
Il ~.s-..A Hakna III vnsth
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-22

N mArE o. saADH

n11c1eoo, Nay 3L--The reoeipts
Ills morning weeo e66 hoxoo
boxss rhubaxb, liz sacks
4 1n cueumbsrss boxes toms
heans and 101o sacks pota-
boans were higher. Potatoes
sS lo u fresh fruits were 6oek
3 o1orT1so, chest cuS4nnts. Is
500 boxes cherries, 60 boxes
4 - : boxes almonda Barnes
1 Apricots brought ol5o PER
~ Anns cherries brought q par
= l11tw market 70 steady q quota
~ . coy tone. Eggs It I'll kinds
1easy supply and prices ass vsakss.
- ! uneAangsd.
pe9lay market b dull undes heevy
II = ~ kinds Of stock.
1aaApsrupSs AND enArna
! = I "a NJ Ne quote: Net cash prices for
o1tsas. 0600a70 Per barrel;
~ a szslss, ya0Gs.6o; supsrdns. e2D
heot-in the absence OF any rsprssen.
- eelen, standard shipping wheat Il
s..any euotabls at s7,zc: milling, o71<o
pr GENITAL.
Prices improved . little this
tair 10 good feed. o7t<c01i:
z. wight $loih@Lo2ss; brewing
00li5 per Genital.
1 s n n.sineas IL slow while values have
- - We quote % follow: Mill.
99I0; Surpfiss. ei.37tS@i.4S;
s u ~. -. N.Tl<@lsek: good 70 choice,
10; poor to fair, $i.On4el. L. 10; black,
70. -. ~ red. nominal; gray. tLi2,xaf.20
FINANCIAL
-on sieht. New York. per 800,
liam. Sterling biiIs--on London,
eass-Psr ounce. e2sk062&c.
1eea dollars 50, ,et3lc'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-22

Hxports - 0seeass~0 - Ap
wAsnsssros Carr. Nay I-sSpsesal +
The value Of the exports Of brsa6stnns fos
the month Of Apris. liza nom he Fsszne
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-22

!vxIlrr AND rsoHoxnH nos11
CUT RATE 10 xvxRS4x.

Saturdays - = n los Iane1As, AukilsOa Hv-
esest, Masysvtlls. East Hvesse6 lowell and oao-
Asmish FARE 70 Evkk1IT, ~, ROUND
GA 4 WILEY. Assak
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-22

wSEt IHATn TxsLHa vnAnS Aee = ri
oCNDAf4 TUESDAYS AND THuAaDAYo
zes 1ameeAA C1iates. Dreva's Rstas Laasiev.
uaseaady, ftealeo City. AnAcogeoa. nonalah Cd
Blaine ana eeaiaAmso Nesnrning feayO Whas-
eem AeAdAy. Wednesday. oasurday q = n
Sase = WhaeesU. eleus Freight y WhateemL q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-22
Tooth
Powder.
Laugh and the World
Laughs With
You.


LuHSpTooIh r0WDS1 IN
esvs yeu F1AhLf TEETH.
Is VIII Give yea b61AIA
sWksf 40 a 1A1xc
~ VIZ AAkDEN 81 0UhA
IL will PREVENT DECAY.
LUBIN'e TOOTH POWDER 1.
- -. -....-..
~ aIoM k1iss'nsss
LUDINV TOOTH POWDER hae
adeaieata and refreahins lavor.
ThIa esreoAAle ana eSDeaeleus
r...h p.-a.. ....h,,.h.s - -.
~ AS.1s' sss.ss. ~ 11.E
than twenty years sxpsrisncss has
received the ssnctios Of the mem.
-. IN. n.rt.l "a af.as.., -
= =. =. 49,
fessions ~ shie CITY generally, end
BY them 10 II daily recommsnded
ana ,reaeribea. rtfa - pleesana a.
-,,A,-- ~ -,,.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-22

srnAMKD nArNrxna

hseofft aa1 rsfsrslahsA ieavss MersAsnA asaa
MssdAy. Wednesday go friday q . = -
Aisgssea, toyt 3aabie. Hasgee. aoaAoeg Ixss-
vs.p. DawsssA uss1spss& Catsa City ea1 Istss-
@sdaAte peiosA arFsgiag - Gales Gig q B -
AAxses Ussoa CITY . - TUse1Ag. Ybnso1Ay
Ans eotuRdAy. axFfvtng u seattle q = =
x T. LiuBY AaoeoG
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-22

HorGL NoNruBna.
II Lewis. Han yvaa g Y do Sfeigus1, City
Maaxoy. do II crockef. do
y - ward. do 4 " C0lenAn. %
n Hess vi. Eslsngs Gs4 Yarxson. Hsnckiey
co WantwoFth. Eunuhg AfW furgson. do
J Drake. Tacoma Ms0E YurTscn, Do
Dc o Harris. Eyueost v Roberta. do
y X Davis. - tsni n Hafiis. Yakima
Aiss pousAIys Chicago 4 Kskafdl Toronto
J a Cscn1, Sow York " UtveR, RsoheesaS
G Herhfns. eerksns
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-22

TfxAxcIAs.

IoSpcr. NAY al-Rag silver. - hna.
q N. ia. Coneols. 100 T-iA Bang u En-
gland discount rats. . per cent
xxaIun sRAru uAnxBE
i.Tvxxrocf. Nay 2l-WheAs--sseedy !;
demand poor. holders ofyer ncdeFatety.
No. 1 California. - eNdO%s Ed; rcd
Western winter, u 3i9As ED.
CONFIRM; mes mined spoA - cssd-
Demand poor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-22

PoaTIAxD. Nay 1--Whsat-uxpeet
yalusss VALLEY. 75N0eps; Walls Watla.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-22

CES - 1zH -ELrEa.

r1s = rzs -sIrEa-
oxATfLu TO TACOMA
~ usanl Hips la1y. sxesve es.aaR
r - hssr ana sws1ty~avo aenunn
SnB ofHAMHn .xLYn1p
1sUuns laily ntp4 ssasns- Isesna seuaA = -
1AxIHa 8yBuUB
SgBuDAY, HAY I
vrMn cA1n
laavs eeaacs-y:aA ll:3e = n. a:lA Glon -
onndAy-
Lave assAtis-7s0o = -, l9so4 SseoA -
LAese Taae1a-os9O = -. 3s9A 7:3o = =
Landing - y, u wharf 1AcoHa anA Ce0mA
e3Ai doek. fese 81 xofiea stros& aeassla
nunoa22 exeouoten yase1 - eeeam0 y3ootVooh
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-22

yunpoH THE CRIcKDT-suassIR8vu
1asva rwo reas4 trips ass.r exeeps AunAay,
HA& GA9n-leeve oeetsss s:oo 3 n aad 1s4t
r. eaaay e.csE eas1Ay. laays Evsssse
geaaeesiosA-- ~ Aea6o5e w.sA sseanss HiyoG -
TsssMA "A 1vespas u1sA sesAnes MikAle fss
Aes.sis: ssss Hs~tu svsesa Esososa
fAkk-asessss - Hvssssk he. rsun1 Mn q a
4ohcxtye AascA IL. lsoA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-22

EvkRxTT noCT8-
II aTBAMEn 0AHYuouyR
BABY oxesVt ean1ay.
f.: S ....:; u ~. L. SSss ssa:: ss..
e~.1sy, - 1913 ....-...--...-... 49, =
-. .sssss rssss go. :,.,.,;; 81, "A -
eeansco wstk sosaa ~ faeens go ouoAsmieA
LaslsnH, Cesoen 49, fsee - Maslee sassee
oEAT1Lk AAD JACUAA NAv1oATIoA GO.
CIAss TaesR. pFsA T. y. oooo1aA necy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-22
rARKET REPORT.

A6AEI NEE U4Is
ii 1sSAnxuHxT - AeeseU1SUn4s1
~ WRAYuHe DUu9Ao.
H0AzLAHp o., nay q. mok1
- - 1usD6sy: ysIr: wsfm
UAuDscnns = -
- sry1rrurxy - Aenscuxauw
f1S11 prnfAr-DxrLY nCx11xyM
asASf1x. Wah-. My q. -
EIIEI 81
! ! ] = ! ! ! !
- saAsa Is I'll sassisss = 81 =
p 1ns . ? >. Pscias ttneI
n eaArrLn HAxpon HooAY.
- e. 70 re.
- lpA ssst an Iisse In. lssse
20 I1. Isst o.sl sc t1a e.
GnArrLA Nay n, lseA
oe q esassis, Tacoma md Port
ine hensss today wsTe:
4 Cawoaoa Du1eeoa
.....................e 06,7le y 1sts< =
s..,.......... q, i0i % 1911 -
1.................. z7iy0n - oSyeoo g
r. VIZ littis activity In businees
- ~ about the Same On etaplo
6l1Aough ordsrs from British
q opnewhas heavier than formerly.
e ~ u experienced. the ship
- having besn heAvtsr fos ~
= 60 usual. bub prices havs noe
- u New Orleans bansnas We
- WAot strees % Monday moen-
- (1essd ~ from - - 2.7b pss
~ hlask tartasian cherries ~
& 1UolteDd and ars quoted from d -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-22
FARE 10 TACOMA. = cxxrs
CKAorr RIvER nour1-
srEAMEn CLAN MCDONALD

Leaves Lilly, Dceasdus = Co b deck feot 0pesne
strsst seestis 1ussaays Thnrsdays and sasui1ayi
Everett, fisrsacs. NJ vsrnsn. fuislip. m. Avsn'
tetufutng oltornato dayA
LILLY. 10oARDus = CO. AssasA
Teisphose l7A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-22

A1sl11l 80. .....
A0a0a xxpso0.
Alta = ToFso Hte
Hro1osyod. 49,.
Ameftean EIpcool
1aisimose 8 OhioI.
Canada rocl dc -.
Cano1a slousheen-
Central Hootno -.
O. Dealle ohie
Chioago = Al>en.
Cas- &:s.........,
c. G. G. q o. 4
4s 4 kIv4 . :
Cottea OIL Csroff..
Del Hudson
Doi,. Laclr kWeet
D, = n q Snanl -.
D. = e. III Is 80.
9rjo. -.....s.....,
Rro1ogrod ....
Gfeoe North (rl1A
C. kkI fneM
: Hooktag Valley .
liiiaolo Cen trnf !.
O. R6ul = Dulufk
Kaa, fex fpi6i
Lake Hsie n Noe
Preferred .......
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-22

Tickets may 10 cAtaised Il The s1cs - ~ esar
pAsy. - Ocean Aock, seatsaa
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-13
Couldn't stnnd the Strain.

Arch lIaviland was harbor and river
pilot. llo had shown that his nerves were
all right upon the occasion when he was
taking IL tug down the harbor and she
sank. 1t was in tho middle of winter.
Tho roof Of the pilot house loatcd to tho
surface and IIaviland got partly upon this.
The tide WAS going ont when the tug sank,
and it driftcd tho pilot house roof and the
pilot out past Sandy Hook. lIavilnnd was
about three miles out ut SEA when he was
picked up. No one would pretend that
this was pleasant experience, but IIavi-
land kept right Oh plotting, and in course
of time got ~ berth on an East river ferry
boat. These arc considered pretty snug
berths, and all IIaviland's friends wcrc
surprised when II few months after ho got
the place he gave it up.
What did you give up that place for?"
his friends asked wondcringly.
II couldn't stand it," said Haviland
Every time crossed the East river, with
its whirling cddics and swift currents,
knew that | took tho lives of my pnsscn-
gers in my hands. Tho moro l thought of
1t the moro it worried me, and just threw
up the place to set my mind Mt ease. -
New York Herald
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-13
NNAnE@E
Ss:;sse.5IlII II ssssksSes &-Ms>,
- <SE"F-s->- ri. i.S
WHAT'S IN A NAME7
The Poet Found 1t Meant "a Great Deal In IA
Newspaper Office.

The Poet Found 1t Meant u Great Deal In II
Newspaper Office.
No one but the horse reporter was in
when the pale young man came into the
editorial room, but the pale young man
went straight to business.
have here a poem, said he, ZEN
titled The Siren Voice Of Love- Il is
at your service.
Yes, said the horse reporter "It
isn't too redhot, is it?''
1T glows only with the warmth of q
passionate soul
Il know, but Comstock is keeping n
tolerab!y sharp eye out just now for
things that have that glow
This is as thought-pure as pratt.
Ting babe"
Haven't twisted cryptogram
through it notifying your girl to meet
you by the shimmering lake where
stricken zephyrs moan, have you?"
Ridiculous! And besides zephyrs
arc never stricken and do not moan.
No? But it sounds good, and that
what goes with up to date poetry.
'Tain't an acrostic, is it?'
"Acrostic? l sicken at the world"
"Quitc sure it doesn t hold ANYTHING
that will mako clubmcn tumble over
each other to get at the paper if we
print it:''
1T is blanchod with tho whiteness OF
an unsullied but yearning soul
''Ah, sort of whitewashing report
eh?"
''Sir! It's pocml'
And your namc is Gcromo Algcrnon
Gervais or something equally SWEET"
My namc is Simeon HOBBS "
'Wh-a-a-a-t:'
My name is Simeon Hobbs. -
"Hercl Take your po-your manu-
script, Young man! No man named
Simeon Hobbs can write poetry for us.
Good day, sir. :"
Tho pale young man went ont crushed.
'Blanched with the whitcness of an
unsullicd but ycarning SOUL and his
namo is Simeon Hobbs" sneered the
horse reporter. why, man with n
namo like that couldn't get job in tho
mailing room writing wrappcrs"-
Browning's Monthly.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-13
How He Know

Tho British workman has long been q
target for tho shafts of wit Let him at
least console himself with tho reflection
that his French brother is by no means
a perfect being, but gets his full share
of chaif and abuse
Here is an illustration: A gentleman
paid visit to IL large manufactory, and
on leaving asked tho foreman which OF
tho three roads was tho nearest WAY
back to tho village.
II have not measured them, p" replied
tho manager, but have no doubt tho
left hand road is the longest and the
right hand one tho shortest "
"What makes you think so, may |
ask"
"Well, you sec. sir, l havo noticed
that when the bell rings for leaving oil
work our men go homo by tho right
road, but when tho signal is given for
commencing or rcsuming work they in
variably como by tho left. "-Tit-Bits
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-13
Big Pay For Good Literary Work.

Previous to the advent of Mcleod tho
Reading company used an old sign, Be
ware of thc Engine and Cars" followed
by series of injunctions that no man
walking over the road would have patience
to read. There We're several accidents
which brought the company into the SUI
prcme court, and tho sharp lawyers OPP
posed to the company claimed that those
signs were not clear warning Mcleod
went to Judge Paxton, who wrote this
admirable sign, Railroad Crossing
Stop. Look and Listen" Mr. Paxton re.
ceived for this modest composition the
SUM of $4,7S0, trifle over $7o6 66 n
word higher rate than any author has
received in tho past 1t can fairly lay
claim to being the most expensive compo-
sition OH record and shows the value Of
brevity as nothing else could dc it.-St
Louis Globe Democrat.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-13
The Practical Joker Got n Shock.

Tho sportivc young man who enjoys
playing tricks had Il shock the other day.
He had just como down the elevated stairs
at Park place and had started in tho iii
rcction of City Hall park when his faco
lighted up With n pleasant smile. 1t was
evident that he saw some ono he knew,
and that he SAW some fun ahead. Hc be-
gan to walk rapidly, and as he hurried
along it could be seen that tho person no
know was young woman, for no kept his
eye on her, watching her carefully us she
Slipped i'll and out of the crowd, and all
the while his smile grow broader and his
eyes twinklcd more mcrrily
Finally, when he was only ~ few feet
behind her. he began to walk on tiptoc
Then he stole quietly up to her and laid
his hand OH her shoulder
'Booh!'' he said in her ear and tho next
Instant he wished that he hadn't, for u
young woman looked at him with eyes
that We're Mt first startled but which then
flashed Indignation.
How dare you!' sho gaspcd, but be-
fore shc could say another word he broke
in with an apology.
Il beg your pardon, " he said stammer-
ing, II made II mistakc-I thought know
you'll thought you wcrc somebody else. -
His confusion was SO great and he look
ed so much the fool that no one could
doubt that he was telling tho truth, but
tho young lady accepted his apology with
pale smile, as if She thought he wcro T.
lunatic, SO that ho bowed his head and
Joker in New Iork.-New York Tribune.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-13
Tough superscrIptions.

The letters from abroad which have fail
ed of delivery OH account of badly written
addresses are handled by experts, who cx-
hlbit wonderful skill In dcciphcring them
Miss Clara Richter, in charge of the for
eign division, is famous hand at such
work. The spelling on some of the en-
velopcs is amazing. For example '':-u-
sarmeri' is intended for Sault Ste. Mn
rie That is n comparatively easy one.
"Schienscham, Toulocontus, is Chinese
Camp, Tuolumnc county. "Grym Pan
tewnia' is meant for Green Point avenue.
Reno iSachc in Boston Transcript
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-13
Charles Dickson.

Mrs. Pacheco, tho authoress of tho
most successful comedy, "Incog," which
Mr.. Charles Dickson will presen. at the
Academy OF Music on SATURDAY., Sep
tombor Is, is the wife OF Ex-Governor
Romucldo Pacheco, who formerly was in
Congress, aud until her lovely daughter,
Miss Mabo! Pacheco, grAw to maiden.
hood, the lady was considered tho belle
OF tho State OF California. Sho is OK
tremely witty, and wit is gift tia. has
not always attended be .uty, but she has
lever written for the newspapers, end
tho fact that she has written play will
De surprise to those who havo not been
III the secret. "Incog" has made
very strong impression wherever pre-
scented and, being given by strong
company, 1T should draw Gre wded
house on the night of it's perform ance
horp.
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SOR RENT.
LOST AND FOUND.
FOR BALE.

GALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK
~ Pursuant to authority vested in me
by Section 1877 OF the Code OF Virginia,
and in accordance with the resolution
OF the board of directors Of the Pied
mont Land and Manufacturing Com
pany, shall, on SATURDAY., THE
9TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1894, in front
OF the courthouse, in the city of Roa-s
noke, Va, between the hours OF 12 m.
and p. N. of that day, offer for sale at
public auction, to the highest bidder,
for cash, tho following described stock
OF the Piedmont land and Manufactur.
ing Company, corporation under the
laws of the State OF Virginia: Ten
shares Of stock OF the par value of SiO0,
$1,000, in tho name of P NJ. Wilson,
transferee of VIM. Lash. Calls for GO
per cent. of this stock have been duly
made, OF which 30 per cent. is paid.
leaving balance OF calls unpaid of $500.
Salo at risk Of holder and trapsteror.
S. SPIGGLE,
Secretary and Treasurer Piedmont Land
and Manufacturing Company.
5-tds
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He THREW UP THE JOB.
Author Howclis Did Not Like Editor Wal
kcr's Literary Taste.

ker's Literary Taste.
Speaking of William Dean Howells, tho
novelist, tho Whispcrcr takes the privilege
of relating the following story, of which
he was u Witness.
When the Whispcror was in Now York
some years ago, one of tho first things he
did was to call on John Adams, formerly
syracuse newspaper man, but then con-
nectcd with the The Cosmopolitan. Adams
editorial room was facing tho V whore
broadway and Fifth avenue GROSS. John
Brisbcn Walkers room was east of
adams, and Howclls' was situated on tho
west. Mr.. Adams was just looking over
short story by Mrs. +. Burton Harrison,
when in camo William Dean, his hair
sorupulously banged" and q basket in
his hands filed with "rcjeoteds" Will
liam was evidently angered about some
thing, and he spoke to Adams.
Adams, he said, who accepted this
frivolous story?" pointing to one he held
in his hands.
Adams looked at 1t and made the re-
mark that probably Mr.. Walker the chief,
had.
"wcll, it shows very bad TASTE" said
Howells, land can't see how no let it go
through his hands,
So he went into Walkers room Mr.
. Walker said to Mr.. Howells that he had
accepted tho story, and that he considered
1t n very good one, though it did come
from an author unknown. Mr. Howclls
stated his dislike of it and of its question
able literary merit, but his words did not
affect Mr.. Walker i'll the least. What he
deemed necessary to tho success of Tho
Cosmopolitan he accepted. He believed
his Judgment to be MS good rs Howells.
This was tho first rift in tho lutte be-
tween tho famous author and the famous
= editor. 1t was not over three months after
this little episode that Howells resigned
his desk and devoted his time to- \ Tray
elor From -Altruria." AS assistant of
Walker he was drawing SIT, 800. AS II
writer no now draws $4,000. Another
thing that caused Howclls to resign was
the hours. He was compelled to get down
to the office ut O'Clock and remain until
In the afternoon. This. he avcrrcd, in
terfcrcd greatly with his own work Tho
literary writers and editors of New York
call Howclls the fat woman" because he
Is so fussy.-Syracusc Post.
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The Cary Sisters,

Artist George G. lockwood Of New
York contributes this story of the Car,
sisters: 1t is well known that the gifted
writers, Alice and Phoebe Cary, declined
matrlmony, yet were always letting of
their wit at their spinster condition. On,
Sunday evening Horace Greeley, Frank
Carpenter and other friends were dining
with them when Phoebe had so stirred NJ
MIR. Greeley with her fun that he said
Phoebe, we'll have to put curb on you
Not bit, she said. L would rather have
o BRIDAL"
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1t May Do as Much for You.

MIR. FRED MILLER. OF Irving, ILL.,,
writes that he had severe kidney
trouble for many years. with severe
pains in his back. and also that his
bladder was affected. He tried many
so'called kidney cures, but without any
good result. About a year ago he began
the uss OF Electric Bitters, and found
relief at once. Electric Bitters is
especially adapted to the cure of all
kidney and liver troubles, and often
gives almost instant relief One trial
will provo our statement. Price ouly
soc for large bottle at Christian & Bar.
bees drug store.