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The Washington bee., 1895-10-26
THE PEOPLES CHOICE.
WHO WILL THE NEXT DELEGATES BE !?
VOTE FOR YOUR CHOICE.

The coming Republican contest for
delegates to the next National Repub-
lican Convention will be a hot one.
Public meetings have been held
throughout the city, and it is still unde
cided who the most popular man is.
AS test of each mans strength the
BEE will publish the list Of the probable
candidates, with coupon attached,
which will enable friends of each can
didate to vote for his choice
The Washington bee., 1895-10-26

Miss Flora Batson Berger, the
most accomplished singer before the
public will be in this city about No
Tember 10.
The Morton Social Club will
give fair shortly
Mrs. Whipper is talking about
giving an entertainment to those
who discharged her.
The Washington bee., 1895-10-26

KANSAS CRY, Mo, Nov.
Lyon Manufacturing Co.,. Brooklyn N. Y.
GenlemenSeveneen while
pointed cutting bad cash
eventually o
painful especially
he brought bottle of Mexican Mustang Linment
bottles
any trouble with my leg since Very truly
ROBERT JOHNSON East 1SbN
Soc
Wraefor Fairy Story Book-aaaaedtree.
MANUFACTURING CO..
4I4s & As South Fifth ST., BROOKLYN, NY
The Washington bee., 1895-10-26
The Finest in the City!
III. w. PETERS & co.

All orders directed to Agent G.. S.
Mormley at store, or residence 1000
florlda avenue II. w, will be promptly
called TOR, put through with dispatch
ana satisfaction. Charges to suit the
times.
The Washington bee., 1895-10-26

Mrs o. Grants View Residence.
with her mother here. She has just
put her two daughters to school in the
Catholic Academy Of the Visitation at
Georgetown, while her son, Algernon,
will shortly enter Georgetown Univer-
sity.
The mansion is large and comforta-
BILE. It is three stories in height, with
an English basement, is entirely OF
brick, with an arched, vine-clad en-
trance, which gives picturesque touch
to the old-fashioned architecture. 1t
fronts south, overlooking a tiny tri-
angular park. Further down the street
is the Blaine mansion. The Stewart
castle and the Patten residence are
but block distant. L. q. Letters new
palatial mansion is but a little further
away, and all around are the homes OF
wealthy and prominent people. The
house was built by ex-senator Ed
munds for his own use and was occu-
pied by him until his retirement from
public life. It Is 53 feet front and the
lot is 135 feet deep. There ia a large
stable in the rear. The mansion is
built on the English basement plan.
The basement contains an ONCE rooms
a billiard room and two other apart
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-02
Ncnette 2. g.aDrid)teas.

syn 6iioen herrfdte am Sonntag
ein itarfer Shneefurm. ipie man ihn
bort nod ME gefeben. Sn 5ioribo
iolen Drangen. Tomatoess Gtmiiie ie=
Ser sglrt ruinirt iein. Der @Aooen
ion iib duf Millionen befaufen.
Sn gatum am @bmarssn Mter III
al, Sof.ntag eine riefige petiCltuns=
Gafiinerie absebranilt. Der 96aoen
jHenprm.
Gie 2ohlenbergtnerfb I'M Mai-
sIilon Diitritt bdbeii iih efltlhlolen,
Die Brnben oliber Netrieb 81 belaiien
fie atauben, bab Die Roblen9rdber in
furssr 3sit our grbeit aiirHdfeiren lpesr-
aen.
gs itellt lid bera,Is; bah beioem,
aroben 0otelbrano III Mlbonp nihf nur
g ionoern IL perionett umaefomrfien
dinb, neiifens DienItbCten. bic li4 ntht
'rebr flii1ten folllten. ~
Sn Merieo mnrbe am SOnntas
GbenD elm fairies grbbeben perlpiirt.
Die 1rpben H6bren Der Wanerieitnn9
plabten itellenpeile uns perurIaAten
eine lleberidpemmuug.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-02
e0redemsseene In, 3n1tbans.

Das 3udtbaus in Columbus NOR
am lebten Mittpod Worsen Der S6au=
plab elmer i1redliben Sbieb Nffaire.
sSoiepb C'Gap, elm glepeldnber Gdl=
I6er. Sobn Burf BON 2orain so. uno
Sobn 8iro bon 6ranflin Co., ollie orei
sefdbrlibe Yurihe. batten iih perfdpo=
rem, ben Wd6ter 5emple aus Golums
biana Gountp limsubringen.
sic lauerten ibm am Wittlpoh Mior.
gen auf unb als er fam, fielen lie iiber
i'm Der. Burt belt ihn felt, ndbrenb
O'Dap ibm einen 5flaa nit einem
&niittel iiber ben Gopf gab. Sooann
rief C'8ap nod einrm We1er, UNI. iuie
er iagte, 5emple ben bals absuiedbnsi=
ben. N. @aroner, ein Strdflins aus
Woob @o., mnlltc Elm Meler bOlen, ins
oeh 9elans es 5emple, einen SAuB auf
i6m absuaeben unb traf i'm Ing gein.
sSn oieiem 2lussnblif ta,nen anbere
Mddter berbeib iuelde 9emple beireis
ten, mora,lf oieier auf D'Dap anleate
unb benielben auf Der 5telle tootihoB.
0'Dap fiel Dor einisen Wonaten eis
nen anbern Wd1ter an, ip0filr er 60
9aae Gtrafbaft absuliBen batte. 9luf
5emple bate er einen belonoerN 0ab.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-02
Ser gd)neeltnr,tt,

Der uns BON lebtem MittiuOd glbenn
Bis Dpnnerifag nit eitlem ftdrfeil
Gdneefaa bebahte, 1T bemerfenstpertt
oeBbalb, neil er iid fat iiber Die sanse
llnion auseebreitet bat, i'm Siioen bat=
ten {ie immerbin ftatt bes '9hnees
9egcn. Sie Malie bes setporienen
Sdnees betrefelio. iino. mir bier jsoen-
faas ni1t 81 furs gefpmmen. Wdh=
reno aus benz Meiten, ,po es i6on am
Weibnadtstase aeIdneit bat, 6 big 8
3pll 5hnee gemeloet tpirb,, unb aud
Die 0ltliben Staaten unaefdbr oaslabe
Quantum erhielten, lag am 27. 9ts.
0orlnittaas Der Ghnee bier 10 SOL
tief uuo lpo Der WinD iein Spiel aetries
ben, ltellenpeiie boppelt 10 tief. Sn
elmer eir3isen 1aht faif einen Jub
S1nee, bas fDmmt nidt ieoes eyabr por.
Yenerfenssperfh iit ferner, bob Sie=
lem G1neefaa cine 3dlte fOlste, bic in
unIerer @egeno ben thermometer bis
anfs6 @rnh Inter e9lilll trahte, einen
4isfituno, ,stoie Il lett 18 Jdtren midi
erreilft nDroen III. Sic Rdttt fam gnfi3
unertpartet, ilnb es tperben aus aflen
5beilen b,s 9anbes aablrei6e ungliids-
fdle burd grfrieren beribtet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-02

Sci ben bon Der ,Weld gpnsre-
cation" in Canal Doper auf ben Weib=
nadtstag peranitalteten preis-Gon3er=
ten erbielt ber bortiee GeianaDerein ben
erFen preis BON 500, mie bsnn iibers
baupt cine Msebrbeit Der Yreiie auf bem
beimatbliden Boben oerblieb.
- Wenn es ienen glementen unirer
nssarmers Snititute". oenen es grnit
oamit III, nur ben eisentliden 3med
oerfelben, ndmlih Belebrung i'm Auae
gu balten. nidt selinst, DE politit BON
Uereine fern Su balten, 10 piro es oem
Yereine ereeben trie fdon oft CT tpirb
nitbt lebensfdbie bleiben.
- Sn b0dii trauriger Weiie perun-
Qliidte am 90. Sea. Mbenbs auf BEN
Dobnbofe in Denniion s. 6. MeGop
aus gabi3. friiber poiimeiIier baielbit.
uno I'm Mlitr BON ca. 46 Sabren PES
beno. St befanb ii6 auf Dtm 3nge
nod Denniion, mar einaelnlafen unb
peridumte, re9tseitiG aus3uiteigen. Der
3ug befanb iiA bereits wisotr i'm 2au-
e, oils er eripa6te iGloftrunlen elite
e aus benz Wasen, 9littaber beim 9lb-
iieioen aus unO aerietb uiiter ben 3ng.
BON 100 er furdtbar Dtrisbt bon eintm
Hremier iueoae3oaen purbt. o. mub-
ten ibm na2htr Das Iinte 9ein nno
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-02
GetratbSb eiuiif,omnSen.

gbas. 8aer - 9illie 6. Ghear.
George S,pinbman Coma 9allp.
seSas. 80. 0ogoe Qaura Netpit.
espbn 5bpmas &ahel 9bomer.
pbil. g. Men9es 9lnna 6. GneAt.
Oenrp Darolof Sulia Miller.
Gidarb 8. Sobnlon WarD W. Jnrs
ilep.
Sam. 8. Douglas Mintp 8oelm.
3bos. S. aleranbsr MaanOlia W.
Gbull.
6arpep 6. MeGue - Mliee u. Beitel.
syobn W. gBilIoll = gfla Bootb.
MlIen Qnillen emma G6ooleD.
Did. COOPER - gli3abetb Wnaap.
sSiaac 0oi,t - Marp u. Turner.
Sac. 80. 9bomas - 2ouiia Gable.
Mbiolom 8. Sones Marp 8aribei-
lller.s
Weslep Galteel Gla Or. 5toifer.
ssyobn Strong Geeslia @rDue.
isranf 3. Roonep MIice Wnnbleb.
OamiltOn -. Heanes Ilorerlee s.
Graham.
Spbn 8. 9ipton 0attie wlc0Onegal.
T
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-02
dnstsnh.

?
Mm 20. DECEMBER feierte gnalanbs
beriibmter Staatsmann, @labftore, lei=
nen 85. Geburtstag.
sn Durbad5, 8aben, bat ber ar-
arbeitslpie Rorbmaher Bed erf feline 3
ssinoer uno oann iid felbit erI6olien.
Sm 3udtbaus su Jrantfurt a. Or.
iit ber Gafiier Sa9er, ber Dor elm paar
Sabren bas 8antbaus &otbibilo be-
ihDinbelte. geftorben.
Ser Biertrieg III Berlin iii enbli@
au Gnaea NsasBydHer DdbsN fbstfibefIe
i,abeegebru.
gieuerbinss bebt bic grbe in Siio=
Stalien.
Mbermals piitben fur6tbare Stiirme
oil Der engliiden Riilte. Ser Dampfer
sarnia ut nit so paRagieren uno
1900 Sdafen tuabriaeinlid perloren.
geues Sturmeswiitben am Sonntas
uno lMontas ourd sans =Deuti6=
Lamb. gnormer Sdaoen on Der Wee=
resfiiife.
Sn Bralilien sdbrt es wieoer 1000
Mann Der 3egierunastruppen !Olen sl
ben Nebeaen iiberaetreten iein.
@roBes Babnunsliid bel 8ilbar,
Spanien, infol9e grplOiiOn oes Dampf=
teNels Der Qofomotibe. Weebrere 1oote
uno GROCER Wsaterialihaoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-02

Ws eab elne ,Selt, Du IN emlgen
Qdnbern @urnpas Die Geiebe gegen Den
@iebitabl 10 itren9e paren oaB gebdngt
ipurbe, mer zines Strides gBertb aeitDb=
len bate. gtoh meiter mObte ein al=
ler1rilili6ifes glott lniers GountDs
geben, inoem es rdtl, Seoen furspeg
nieoerauidieBen, Der sur glaht5eit ull=
berufen in 9ein Saus sri6liAen lit |!
9llio Selbltbiilfe i'm tpeiteilen Slime bis
CUR 9lnardie Daben Mrs trob unirer
bielen Girden mirflid nod gu feiner
b0bern Gultur sebradt, als Die Wilben
Mfritas :?
- gneliibe Gpuntp 8ldtter uiiien
Elm lanees ,lnb breites bon elmer in
Yife Stun porgefommenen St0rung bes
@nttesoisnites in Der Il. o. Stride slI
ersdblen. Ser @eiitlitbe bieier Stride
mub Dor einiser 3eit in ieiner Yreoigt
Die befannte Sobtfdiebung Mnrsans
bllrh Wiaribal SUIT in elmer fir ben
@et6bteten tabelnoen Meiie eripdbnt
baben, mas beHen Yruber 10 iebr erregt
bat. bab er oem gfarrer ben ausbrnd
2ianer entsesentuarf. 9as mar aber
ni1t Mlles. Moreans 8enolen Der.
abreoeten nod einen anbern Gtreih.
Gin seipiIer Soiepb Bater fam OIL eli
mem folaenben Sage nit geidtpdrstem
@eiidt sar4irde, prattisirte bic bei Der
Il. q. mitunter iibliben R6rperbeme=
aun9en, 9iieberfnien, Muflpringen,
3udunsen, 9iusrllfunesn &C. uno
forte 70 nidt nur ben .@ottesOienlt,
fonbern fieB auh ununterbroden
S6impfmorte gegeil ben pfarrer aus.
llnter groBer Grresuns Der glnlpeIen-
ben uurbe 8afer Dann aus Der Rirde
gefiihrt. Dieier ,pul1 alsbann iein
@efiht, aber nur, uill nDbntals alir
2irde 3uriid3uiebren uno iein erfes
Sreiben fort3uieben. gr ipurbe inbeB
balb nadber perbaftet, bann bonn
fWadpor um $25 gebibt unb auf 10
9a9e ins Mrbeitsbaus nod Canton ee-
fdidt. Db er tart gebeHert 3uriidfeb-
Iren iuirb, febt 3u be3tpeifelr. Seben-
falls gIintmt III pite Nun nod maud
6euer isnter Der Hide.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-02
Sarge Nott5ett.
3aIaah.

JnIanh.
Die Rpblengrdber i'm Mafii1on Di-
Hrift babeil in elmer Mailen=@eriamm=
lung an,slebten Greitas beidloiien. ii6
Der GntiHeibuns bes Sdieosgerihts
rti6t gu fiigtn.
Sn 9olebo brannte am Sonntag elm
gleDator ab. 625, 600 Buibel Mei3en
ginsen au 0ruilbe, 8erluit ] Millio=
rlen.
ssn Ganta sRoia. Sal, bransen
Hduber in Die Office oes @ountp
6haBmeiitefsseit. fperrten ben SAab=
meilter in .oas @etpolbe Elm uno nah=
ten iidb init elmer Bente pm $4,000 bon
bannen.
MalIeahafter 3ubransl pon Golb=
|grdbern in guier golIntn SHb Dafo-
ia, no Elm rtisbes Gololagsr entoedt
tpurbe.
Sn Yiqua, O., tuurbe in bic Wob-
nunq bes s. Yeder einaebrpAen unot
$3.50 in Bantnoten geltohleif. Das
@elo aamn,te bon elmer Grbf@aft Der. 4
Sn @ilber Safe, Oregon, brad am
Weibna1tsabeno wdbrenos elmer Hnterz
baituna in eit,er 6alle Geuer aus. 40.
Yerionen tamsn tbeils i'm Geuer, tbeifs,
I'm @eor1nae I'm. A
Sn Mlbanp, q. o., brannte in Der
Gonntaa gta6t bas grDbe .Delaban
pouie" ab. 6 psripnen umsetommen
uno biele idtper perlebt.
gei M(liance. o.. ipurbe bem 5ar=
ner 8. M. Bausben beim Gutteridneis.
ben Der Arm big sur Mdiel bon Der
Maldine itiifipeiIe abseidnitten. gr
lit nan penigen Stunben geltorben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-02

WelA mddtisen llmfang uno nel=
DE Nebeutllng oas Brau9eutrbe fir
ben Gtaat Ohio beiibt, sebt oaraus
berpor, bab il, beniielben mebr Gapital
|ongeIsst III, als In ieber anOern Snou-
IHrie. bic i'm Staate betrieben iuirb.
DosEeIbe betrdat lout Offisielen anga-
ben SIS, 444, 461. llnb cine fnlde
nd9tiae Snbnitrie ipollsn unire 6ana-
liter nllsrDtten
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-02
Seen G1laotpbia, 3, MittDOh, ben 2. 9anum 1895.
0eNOtben.

Vim IL. Seo. IN Oenf1tlDn Die Trall
bon Sobn Carer, rs Sabre aft.
am 19. Des. in perrp gp. Die Grau
BON Sonatban 9etpitt mad lanser
Rranfbeit an Der Waieriu6t.
glm 19. Sea. in 8ornbia qlrtbur
Smith, i'm Otter pon 58 Sabren an
Der Wanerlu1t. Smith ppbnte friiber
in 5omerbale.
Mm 20. De5. in Canal 3oper Mm.
Oeeier, 53 Sabre aft, an oen Tolgen
zines @blaees bur1 Elm Yferb, iuo=
bel er innerli1 perlebt fpDroen iuar er
binterlabt Srau uno 9 GinOer.
YIN 20. Oes. in ubribspiae Srau
aioe VI. Collins, 48a Sabre alt, an ei=
ner 0erSfranfbeit. Sic blnterldBt bier
ainber, BON Oenen nod orei gu 9anie
iinb.
Nm 81. Sea. in SEEM Bbilabelpbia
Die 6rau BON 0apib Steele an einem
5dlaganfalle.
glm 81. 9e3. in Stem Ybilabelpbia
gaIper Singhaus, GA Sabre alt cine
Mittipe uno brei 3inoer binterlaileuo.
Il Mm 23. Se3. in Stem @omerstown
Slaiab Greter, GA Sabre aft, an elmer
@r DinterldBt cine trau=
erlDe Witt.pe uno bret Ginber.
+ 9lm "a. 9e3. in gBef llbri0suille
5rau Guniee u. 9pten, 81 Sabre alt,
an elmer Grebsfranfbeit.
Mm "a. Sea. in u6ribsbiqe Samu=
el Bates 6asfins, 769 Sabre aft. @r
befleibete /. 8. Die Boifmeilterltelle oa@
ielbf, uno arbeitete ipdter lange Sabre
in Der Sennifon Maidinenwerfitdtte.
3ueirnal oerheiratbet binterldBt er aus
einen Sobn u1b eine 5oDter
uno aus stueiter ieiue nun Wittme ge=
troroene Satin. Ser Neritorbeue be-
fano li6 menige Sage por felnenl 8Doe
nod in @ef1dften in 9ep Ybilaoel=
pbia.
Mm rs. GeS. 3lpei Mtsilen iueitli6
bon ubridspille SSrau 5ara6 preiton
2attD, 50 Sabre alt, an elmer 9er5lGb=
muna, 5 S6hne uhb 8 5D6ter binter=
ia6enb.
4ln 26. ges. inOorfs9p. Die Grau
BON 5obias Snhn., cine geborne Men=
age 1aii an sinsrg 9ersIAlaa, I'M
Nlter bon ca. SIS Sabrett. Gls binier=
ldbt einen trauernoen Gatten uno meb=
tere ertpa1iene 3inoer.
Mm 81. Sea. Morsens bor A n9r in
Dorf 9p., Samuel Sorsler, I'M Ilter
BON 65 Sabren. Ser geritorbene litt
Idon felt Sabren an einem Rrebsiibel,
pas ieit, 4 Sabren INNER aefdbrlider
purbe unb ibn felt | SaDr falt beitdn=
big ans Bett felielte. arob 5eitipeiie
taft nnausltebliher S1mer5en trus er
Iein 2eioen nit grober Geoulo. Spr9=
Ter, ieines gerufes Elm 5dnlieo, Der
AUDI einiae Sabre cine 8irtbi6aft he=
trieb, mar nit 9lnna Gllsabetb 6orris=
berger perbeiratbet unb bi,terldBt auBer
oieier s Ginoer, S0bne unb 5 3D6ter;
3 Ginoer iinb ihm im 9Ooe porange=
sansen. 9ie 8eeroisung finoet Maor=
gen itatt.
ssyn Der Naht ppm 81. DECEMBER auf
ben /. bic Srau pm Mnorem Yatrid an
Siib 8roaopap oabier, 65 Sabre alt,
plOblid on einem 6ersib!age.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-08
An Eager and a Sippine Wind.

A continuous down pour OF rain, snclem-
ent weather generally in winter ana
spring, are unfavorabIe TO all classes of
Iuvai!ds. But warmth and activity in
fused into the circulation counteract
these influences and tnterpose defense
against them. Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters, most thorough and effective Of ston,-
achics and tonics. not only enrsches the
blood. but accelerates It's circulation. For
chill. or premonitory symptoms OF rheu-
masism and kidney complaint, particular
ly prevalent AT these seasons. 1t is the
best possible remedy. II Is also invaIua-
bic for dyspepsia, liver complaint, consti-
patton and nervousness. Never set out
on a winter or spring journey without It.
Elderly persons and the delicate and con-
valescent are greatly aided by il.
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Announces that he would &c no farther
Gr. fgsi3ter waa gsTen . nvs-GoilaT 2sr-
vance ard he announced that Lilly. Boz
garssHs & Co we're the successful bid
derr
Steamboat men who claim 20 kno~
wkat they are falkIrz about say shat
eTes In fhese duh TIRES ffla Henry Bal
ley would be bargain a. 500 at last
Thursdays sale Harry Cams bid was
- 20. and x - a very serious question
whether he cannot he made 20 psy the
difference between his bid and the
amount che sold for at the second sale.
His action Is ioake5 upon as interfering
with the federal court Ar. Quilteg would
not say yesterday what he intended 70
DO in the matter. tst ff is very likely
that ne viii bring * 90 JUICE Hanford's
attention when c1zrt conveDes negt week
The Henry Bailey waS built ny Thomas
Il. Brown. now receiver Of the Seattle.
Lake Shore q Eastern railroad. She has
changed hands a number Of tiases since
he was hsT owner. esad the PaeiHc Nav
tgation COMPANY had her or the Sk2gtt
river run At the tine SKIS vas tied np
because Of numerous debts hanging over
her
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-08
Railroad and industrial Notes.

wore vas received yesterday at the
Great Northern Office thai nayjgsffor, ar,
me hooteaai rver between Bonner =
Terry ana kootenai lake would open I'D
"iten week or ten days
AZ amendment 10 the new westbound
franseontinentai tariff jtsst received here
afeets oil. coal carbon, etc. and amends
the rate from Chicago and common point :
per 100 pounds
Travelling Freight Agen. Anderson -,
the Canadian Pacific road. who, as toia
m ~ the Post-Inteiligencer yesterday. il
hkiey TO succeed Mr. Scroggy as local
.,seisn1 agent Tor the company, came to
ana vent north yesterday morning. ii is
SAID that the announcement by the COM
pany VI TIE appointment will not be made
Tor several days yet.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-08

Births. Marriages Deaths Funerals.
All notices Inserted under these heads
in the yurure will be charged At the rate
of ri cents per line each Insertion
pOST-TNTELLrEENC PUB CO.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-08
MIR. JOHNSON RESIGNS.
Puget sound superintendent OF Pacific
Coast Steamers steps Out

j. III johnson resigned his position as
superintendent OF the Pacific Coast
Steamship Company in this city yester-
day and was succeeded by j. r. Trow-
bridge. for several years purchasing
agent OF the company Ira this city. Mr.
Johnson vas seen by Poss-Intellixen-
Ger reporter last night and confirmed the
reporr mat he mad resigned. bat would
say nothing further in the matter
Mr.. johnson has been ar, official in the
facilic Coast Company for many years
ana MS many friends are at a loss to
understand why he has severed his con-
nection with the company.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-08

The Growing Triumph Ia Me,ioc Electrical
Sc enee itenEes all diseases cgrseis b. cleo
trtetv. IL Ia - copapieta battery. IS used by "a
foremost physessas, made into 4 Belt, q - 10
To esaily worn during work or a. rest IL gives
sootaiag, prolonged currents. Which can be ca.
ricd IN any part OF the body whers there il "a u
and will give instant relief. ~ Electricity per-
ING at. retuvebsltfse every weak rgan or Part
af the body WEAK MEN. suffering from Ner-
YOU. psht aty, -etslnal Necklaces, lnpoteaey
Drain. tasses. Nervousness, sieeptsssness Lame
Hack Kidney or Rsaider fronDses or general l! /
h.slth, resulting from oyer.iAxsttoa Of brain or
nerve foFer abuses, excuses. worry or ex ccsurs,
will find a speedy relses sud permanent cure In
fhls marvellous tnteHtinD. Our boos. a. hree
Classes O; Men" saou 4 oe read by every vognR
miie.e.sgsa snt cid mar. sent. 'esied. free.
sA>DES ELECTRIC COMPANY.
terr bird AL Wissisg'ss S;rssls. Portland. o..
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Advertisers desiring display advertise
merits changed for the Sunday sssue mast
hand Ire copy b. ! O'Clock Saturday 20 III
observation-disclosures co.
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kilograms from Tampico Mexico, re-
port the loss OF the Baltimore schooner
Edward 4. Sanchez, coal laden. which
went ashore on Long Key. Capt. Fooks
Mate Easily and crew OF eight men got
safely ashore In boats.
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aur HENRY HALEY SOLD AGAIN.
sufiter Makes >us,ss OF the Cash Before
Knocking Her Down.

DeputN United States Marshal et3ilter
YESTERDAY SOLD the steamer Henry Railey
~ public sale - Lilly, Rogaraus 4 60
Tor 81 .Ss5. AZ lp c'eiecS in the morning at
sAe YeSier wharf There was quite
eeewa present tHrlsaiing Gen. James
Ashton. az the racine Navigation Com
panv the former ewHer q the beat. Gen,
Ashton attended TIE sa's re the interest
~ his company and would have ptr-
esascs& the steamer pad poJ t.ilty, Bogav-
sus & CO ousnid hi:n. The purchasers
,ley.essts~f ne nuryA sSe HaCney IN one 81
the iasal bagks and pepsiiy Marshal
canter was given a ccrtifcate et ae
,sastg whsch Was twrnea over 80 tire
court
faassag the sale the deputy marshal
n,aas. inquiry concerning tire sinAuesAl
standing ot each person who offered
hia Tor when be sala tns beat last
Thursday tN Harry Caua ~ fatle3 20
eon1e 80 ttnls with the money, Wheu
Mr. 0uliteT opensd yesterdays sale he
said. last Thursday I attempted 10
kaoek down this boat: got Knocked
sleWn rayse1s. ana I ssaa't propose Ia -
kysockesi down again >" Then be pro
ceedea te csli for bids There were sax
la.tders In at Gem- Ashton Kept In the
aeht Ua:li he had bid S.sa1 Then he
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LAND SCRIP.

THE best scrip ever issued; good on
surveyed or unsurveyed pubic iann
Ninrssota North and South pakos
Montana Idaho and washington. -
per acre: more valuable than fcEI
field or Valentine. For pamphiet
dress Land Commissioner Great NOT
ern Railway. St. Paul. MINI.
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In Connection With Great Northern
Railway.
Steamer City of Eiiensburg. between
Wenatchee and Virginia City. will make
her first trip of the season, leaving Wen
atchee March Is.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or -
state of Washington. for the COZ u
King. VIM Cunningham. plainfl =
James Nelson, defendant
Under and by virtue of a writ q -
ton. issued out of the above name1 o
IN the above entitled action. ana r -
directed and delivered. I have dulT r
led upon all the right. title and i1>1X
or the defendant named in said NJ q
and to the following described rel
erty, situated in said King county.
ington. TO wit. H
All OF blocks numbered SO and ~
West Shore addition TO the city e ~
attic. deed recorded in volume E
Deeds. page il3.
Notice IS therefore hereby given xl1n
Friday. the 9Th day OF April. isl6 NH
hour. OF 10 o'clock a. III. of said q
the front door OF the court house. E n
city of Seattle, In said King CT
Will sell the above described pre-
public auction TO the highest hld ii
cash.
Dated this the 9TH day Of FS5ila
1885. A. T. VAN DE YAM
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Reduced Rates.

The Great Northern railway has just
placed on sale the following Communication
tickets good In all cases for six rides:
Between Fairhaven or New Whatcom
and Seattle. $40: Mount Vernon and Sc
attic, $50; Seattle and Everett. 81.
Tickets viii be good for individual or
firm use and limited to sixty days.
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When Baby was sick. we gave her CastoriA.
When she was Child. shc cried FOR Castorla.
When she became Miss. she chung to castoria.
When she had Children. she gave them Castoria.
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Having aSea Chsnsh~r.siu's Cough Rem
ely in my family ard found il to b. first
class srsiois. | take pieasare in reconmcrsi-
ins II 20 MY friends ]. Y. toSrEE, West
rort, Cal