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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-05-17
A SURGEONS KNIFE


"A aives you feeling of horror and dread,
M There is no longer necessity for its use
inv in many diseases formerly regarded as
,WA incurable without cutting. The
SND Triumph Of Conservative Surgery
,a|1 is we'll illustrated by the fact that
'lJ RJJDTfIRE or Breach is now radi-
M NUf lUNL eaNy cured without the
N knife and without pain. Clumsy, chat.
AT ing trusses can be thrown away They
III never cure but often induce inhamma.
ton strang1lation and death.
81 TIIMnQC Ovarian, Fibroid (Uterine)
removed without the perils of cutting
operations.
PILE TUMORS, hGvtysT ls a g !
other diseases Of the lower bowel, are
permanently cured without pain or re-
sort to the knife.
CT0NE in the Bladder, no matter
OIOlNL how large is crushed, pull.
verified, washed out and perfectly re-
moved without cutting.
CTRTcTTlRE Of Urinary Passage Is
cutting in hundreds of cases. For pam.
phlet, references and all particulars,
send 10 cents lin stamps) to Worlds Dis
Nv pensary Medical Association, 663 Main
W. Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Three Classes Of Men, =

illustrated, IL sent free, sealed, by mail upon
application. Every young, m1ddle-aGed
Or old man suffering the slightest weakness
and speedy way to regain strength ana
health when everything else ha0 failed.
49, 4 4 MARA ~ RARAlH "a
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Ratb fHr Watter.

Dor iiber 50 Sabren f9pn murbe
Dtrs. WihSlom's SOOTHING Sprup
Don Milionen bon Miittern beim 3abs
men Der 4in6er angemenbet. Wirit bu
i'm 5@lafe burh baS Ghreieu eines
ainbes geit6rt, baS i'm 3abnen TT unb
Dor S6mer3en ireint2 Wenn 10, lafIs
iofOrt cine Glaide BON vMrs. MinSs
Ions Soothing Syrup" boIen. Seiu
Wertb 1T unbe5ablbar. @s .pirb heul
fleinen 2eihenben fofort 2inberung pers
f9affen. 8erlaBt eu9 barauf, Matter,
eS 1T feiu 3meifel Dariiber. @s beili
SpienterD unb Siarrboe, resIlirt ben
Mtagen unb bic Hieren, befeitigt Minbs
&olit, ermei9t hen @aumen, oerbins
bert @nt5inbuny unb itdrtt Das ganae
Spitem. rMtrs. Winsloms SOOTHING
Sprup" fir 5abnenbe &inber III anges
nebm in @ei@mad unb bas Reeept
ftammt BON eitem Der befen lpeibli9en
Qerate in ben Ser. Staaten. Ss 1T bel
allen Sruggiiien in Der san5en Welt 3u
baben. preis rs Gents per Glnf6e.
&auft ni6ts anberes, olS Mirs. Winss
IotDS Sootbings9DrEp.
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Cine Bobltbat fiir 9eioeuoc

Cine wiHeni6aftli6e MaalpFs bes
@balpbeate Wafers aus SuGnigs
Nueas bat feiiaeltelIt, baB es 8eaanOs
tbeile entbdlt, hie fir ale aranfhelten
Der 2eber. Der Nieren nnb bes Magens,
Der brei Organe, weldbe bas menldIi6e
Spfem fontroliren, unfeblbar iinb.
Sic umfafIen Die eigeneu 6eiImitiel
Der Natur. Warum mollt Sbr baber
@uer 5pitem nit 9rosuen unb Mebi-
3inen aller Dirt Derqiften. uenn eSbr
Dor gurer Sbiir eiu far @u6 bereitetes
6eilmittel babt. tpel6sS bic gliitbe ber
@eiunbbeit in Cure @aneen treibt, bic
gea6rte 8erbauung mieberberfelt unb
@u6 neu frdTtigt nnb ftdrtts IS siebi
fein beiieres Mittsl fir Elm iiberanses
iirengtes, iieberaebrodenes Spfteut.
als SalnigS @balpbeate Wafer.
Man befommt es tets friid unb brau.
fenb an 3apf bel
@eorge 5. DuIInig.
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@mnbreiie Vtaette.

2eiet Die beri9iebenen @eIegeubeis
ten. fir pel9e bic
Siiolihe @acific gmniet Gabn,
rebusirte RunbreiIesBinette mad 6fIis
den BldDsn Derfauft.
@briftian gnbeapor Meeting, SO.
ton, Wtafi. Cine &aie fir bic &unbs
reiie bonn 8. bis Z. sSuli, giiltig BIG
6. Quguit 1895.
Doung peOpIss l1nirm. pa! more.
Deb. Giae Gais fiji bic stugoreiie
bonn IA. bio 16. Suli; giiItis bis 9.
Qlu9ult 1895.
@Onelabe 9empelritier, 8ofon,
Mafi. Cine 3ate fir bic &unbreiie
T. bis %. Quguit; stiltis bis gum s.
October 1895.
Wegen ndbersr gin3eIbeiten msnbet
Sud an ben nd6iten 5idet Ngeuten
oner on
@.W. Sein, SIS. parts,
Sraffie Manager, 4.@.p. & S.M.
0oufon. Ser. Doniion, 3er.
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II. GapiteI.

@S mar beller Seq, als Oigb1 Bour>
dier aus ieinem bleiernen @dlafe ers
wadte. sllS er fi6 in Gtmas flar
wuroe iiber bic unbequeme @telluns,
in Der er li9 befano-ieinen aopf an
ein Stublbein selebnt, feine SiiBe
gegen ben &amin geftemnt glaubte
er. es miiiie nod yla9t iein, benn
Sbiir uno 2d6en tparen nod sel6loIien
uub oie @asflamme brannte. Gr mari
iid) auf oaS beauemcre Eager elmer
&baiietonsue unb f9fief no1nals Elm.
Gr mar betrunfen eepeien, oas tpurbe
ibm begreiflid; i'm l1ebrigen aber
fAmer5te iein aopf ibn Ut iebr, tim
irgenb weldes Denfen 3lt geitatten.
GrIt 0admitta9s eTwa9te CT gum 3tpei,
ten Mal. 9ett mar er lliidtern, fiiblte
iid@ aber iehr iittuobl.
Wie er iif Ntles bin unb ber iiber>
leste, orbneten bic Dinge iid ollqe>
mad IN feiuem tpiilten Dtrn. Gr eat>
fonn fidi. nit Bates mad Souie ae,
fommen 3n ieitt unb ba6 sSoiepbine
I'm 3immer mar, als fie eintraten.
Damn fiel ibm elm, ME Solepbine-
einen Cold in Der Sano-ibm nit
oem einen entbl0Bten Arm eegeniiber
geieilen, un6 oaB ct fte In Der Wutb
sefflasen babe.
@r flingelte nab ben Dienltboten.
rSeffnen sic Die Qdoen, MAIDEN
sic Sronuns bier unb belorsen sic
mir etiuas 5bee."
Gr besab iid) auf lein 3immer,
buoete ben Sopf in faltem @aner unS
tam etmos erfrildt berunter.
80 III Die Srau?" ertnn6iste er
Gas meiB i9 ni6t."
Gas uiBt Sbr nidt? 9It iie aus
se9ansen?"
Stun, i'd CLAUDE" iaste bas Mdb~
den gebeimniBpoll, ,bie sSrau III fort. i"
pWas ioll bas beiBen? go 1T lie
bin?"
s@eitern aben6 fam iie auf unier
.3imnier nlo 5ei9te Der 2odin urb mir
ibren seridlasenen arm. SeitSem
baben mir iie nidt seleben."
.Sft iie nidt in ibrem S6lafaims
mer-iebeu sic nad."
sNeiu; mir fanben am Morsen bic
2biir often un6 Sas gett unberiibrt.
sic 1T fort, unb puubern tbut es
mid nidt. Die &Odin unb i'd, mir
no6ten aud germ fort; 10 balo es
ir9enb ansebt."
so sebt gum 1eufel !" faste Disbp
bOflid), Gs punberte ibn nidjt ionbers
lid, oab feine 5rau i'm uerlaiien batte.
Ct iiberjeuste fid oapott, inoem er
ibrem 3immer einen Beiud abltattete.
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5an 2lutonip glfabemie.

penfiOnsi6ule fir Rnaben 5uss
fdule fir Md6den unb &naben.
S60re Sage nabe benz San pebro
Springs Bart. @tablirter &uf. 8ors
Sii9li6e 2ebrer. @riinbli6er Inter
ri6t. 8esinn bes uddftsn SIRIUS
an 16. September.
Wegen @inSelbeiten wenbet @u1 an
W. .. Seelep, A. M, Phi. d.
prin3ipaI.
1885 Norb: Jlores. .StraBe. San I'm.
tonic. 3eras.
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Dr.. price's Cream 8afins powoer,
9SdHe @eltsansHtannss Anssei&aana.
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Sa9rgaltg 81,
Cine Voofa fai1oe,
Roman non q, Gonluap.
(SortieBung.)


Sic rdberte 1t1 ibm, un6 feline
Gdliiiel aus Der lolen 1alde ieineS
9iofeS berporsiebenb, sins iie nod einz
NAL binaui-betrat Elm 3immer, in
Sas lie felt Sabren nidt gefomnen,
lein 3immer, un0 0ffnete baltig einen
fleinen eilernen &alten, BEN ct bort
aufbemabrte. Gs la9eu Gapiere barin,
Sanfnoten unb piele 8riefe BON
Srauenhanb auBerbem eine nit
gdriftitiiden eefiillte grieftal6e. @te
Offnete Dielelbe unb las auf iebeln
Gofument ben 9lamen Sour6ier; cine
bunfle abnung iagte ibr, oaB bieielben
i'm 3uIammenbang itiinoen nit bem
.3mang, BEN DigbD auf ibren 9ater
ausiibte. Sie itedte bic Srieftald)e 3u
ii9, ebenio einige Der 5u oherit liegen>
ben Sriefe- lpabrl6einlib bic leeten,
oadte iie-lie fonnteu ibr BON 9lueen
iein. Damn ilbloB lie ben Galten,
ltedte Die S@lii11el in bic Sal9e beS
S6ldfers suriid, luanbte it'd ab BON
oem 8erbaBten, betrat Die i6tpa9 be-
leu6tete 9traBe, unO perlieB auf
immer oas Sars ibreS @atten.
Gs mar nun bret l1br porbei.. @obin
follte fie tbre G9ritte lenfen? sSbr
erlter @eoanfe mar, Die GtraBen 3u
Ourdmauoern bis gum Morsen uno
oann eineu friiben 3us na9 28eitlbire
3u benuten; Die fliidtts binsemorfenen
@orte eireS Goriiber9ebenoen trteben
ibr oaS 8lut in Die g6ldfen unb seis,
ten ibr bic unm0sfi6feit ibres 8or>
babens. Sie muBte einen anberen 8e~
idluB failen. allan mar ibr natiirli9er
8eidiiter In 2onOOn, 10 rief tie benn
einen 5ufdllis beS g8eseS fommenben
6anlom berbei, 'uno lieB iid na9
@auersbau Blace fabren; bal6 lag iie
1peinenb in ben arrnen ibres 8rubers,
ben tie per5meifelt I'm 9ilfe anflebte,
mdbreub Srances fie berubiste unb liebs
folte.
llnb glllan, als er lene rotben Gtrets
fen ouf ietner 99meiter Irna gefpabrte,
fuirldte nit ben j3dbnen unb selobte
fi9, benz 6alunten NIT .3inlen 3uriids
su5ablen, mas er an Solepbine beriibt.
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California . .s8eime.

Weinliebbaber finben elm groBes Gas
ger bon feinen California Weinen BET
9errn s. $. Mteper am 9llamp
Blaaa. Serr Meper iu9t bic Meine
an Ort unb Stelle aus unb fauft brett
aus benz &eller Der Weinaii9ter. 9lIs
gutem 8enner gelingt es ibm tets, bic
beften Sorten ausaupdblen, gr fam
feline &unben unb 5amilien nit einem
guten 3ropfen Derieben. &otbs nnb
WeiB> Weine in poraigli9er Quolitdt
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per @allone = fret
ins 0aus geliefert.
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-y,yvy, u0rlyln III fonlnelt. Ua ote
S1eine it'd ni9t in W1r. 8o,trdiers
Sdnoen befanben, burfte er ii9 iiber<
seust balten, 0aB Solepbine tuirtli@
nidt in GebbillS mar.
Sn @bortlanbS melbete ct ii9 obne
@eiteres BET Wirs. Meiiites. 0ieie
mar oollitdnois in bte Sorgdnse etnses
meibt; fie mar iosar CUR Stabt gefabs
rem, Tim Soiepbine. 3t ieben unb ibr
nit 6atb uno 2bat bei3uiteben. Ole
fletne Srau mar iiberseust, baB tbr
Mann-fo boGo er leinen gerluit entz
bedt babe-Ii6 ben1iiben lpiiroe, lie
aufsufiuben. get faltem 8lute f6dute
Tie it6 etnisermasen ibrer eisenmd6@
tisen Sanolung uno bei6loS baber,
Die 9(ngelegenbeit geset1 9ltemanber 5u
erndbnen, bis iie ibren gater geipro<
@en unO feline gnlidt iiber BEN Mertb
Der gaptere einsebolt babe. Sis jett
bate ite t,ur fliidtts bineinseblidt unb
lid fein llrtbeil iiber oeren 8ebeus
tung gebilOet. tSbr sr0Bter @uni9
mar porlduftg auBer Di96Ds Sereib
su bleiben.
r@tllIt GU nab @bortlanos fon-
men?" bate Mabel lie sefrast.
rOlein," ermioerte Solepbine, bie
it9 Die Sa6e na6 allen 9etten bin
iiberleste- rGr wiro mid Suerit in
6ebbills Iu9en, bonn in 9bortlanos.
nSerna6 tommt er seipiB 3u gllan.
nSa, aber menn ct BET Sud anfrd9t,
fOnntelt 0u ibn nt9t in Dem Glauben
laIien, oaB i'd mid BEL Sud befirbe
unb Sbr mid iBm ni@t auSliefern
fpollt?"
nDas fOnnen mir l6on," erlpiberte
Mabel, Die iih iiber bic Sinterltit
munoerte, melbe bic Gerbdltnille in
Solepbine berausgebiloet batten.
n&0nnen Cir oaraus feine nnans
tebnltdfeiten erma6len, Wabel?"
nNidt inn Miinbeiten; Oafiir miro
Gid i6on Gorge tra9en."
Damn tbue e8, bite"
Sn Solge bellen ptberlpra1 Mrs.
Meilites faum, als OisbD leine Srau
forberte nit Ser 8ebauptltns, baB lie
it'd bier i'm Sauie aufbalten mille.
sic mar bOflt6, aber ibre SOfli9feit
perrietb oeutlid) Die @era9tung, bic
lie fir tbren Sdlmaser beste. 9(ls lie
it'd ieiner Sorberung nit sSeltisfeit
miberleste, serietb er in ;3orn inb
seiste ii6 in ieiner sewObnten 8ohbeit.,
sd bleibe bier, bis i'd tie 81! ieben
befomme. sic 1T bier; i9 ipeib es-
Sic f0nnen es ntGt leugnen. Gin
Seber bat elm Inre6t auf feline 6rau.
0ter bleibe i'd, bis i'd iie lpre9en
fann."
Wiabel ma6te eine faum merfli9e
Serbeusung uno berlieB bas 3immer.
Sic Iu9te ibren Mann auf.
Scr rnberlddn,te MtenI6-Sole9
pbinenS Mann lit bier" laste iie.
nGr bebauptet. nidt geben si molten,
bis er lie seleben bat. @illlt Du bic
2eute auneiien, ibn binauSsuwerfen,
obne ibm ben @lauben gu nebmen, oaB
Soiepbine bier ilt?"
nDas iperbe id) ielbit beiorsen" err
wiocrte Mr. Meilites, rnb betrat na6s
lafftg, bic 9dnbe in ieiner SOpps, oas
Gmpfanss3immer. Gr iab DisbD gum
eriten Wlal, uno Der Ginbruf mar fein
siiniti9er. Scr. Melii.:s nafte ipenis
umitdube unb iaste fl
rgtun mo6en Gie 4, baB gie
fortfommen.
sd sebe niGt iriiber, dis bis i6
meine Srau selprod)en babe"
Dies seicbiebt nidt, lie bat fein
yerlangen earnadL alio binaus NIT
Sbnen."
sd milf lie sebn Wfinuten allein
ipreGen, bann sebe i6."
n9iidt cine balbe Miunte. 9lur bel
Der SGeiouns boz bem Hi6ter, befoms
men sic lie gu ieben-"
Damn bleibe i6 bier.," perlekte
Oi9bD miirrii6.
(6Ortiesuns folst.)
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NyfatthteS 8rpthers.

Sleiffer, 9oufon< 5traBe
2iefern bas pOr3iisli@fte &inbs, S9afs
unb 56weine1eifd. 8 peaialitdt.
Sunges &albfleif 9. Ollie Spr-
ten BON Wurf. Jtid, Nuftern, @es
fliisel. Wilb.
Sefelunsen werben in irssnb eiuew
Sbeile Der Stabt frei abgeliefert.
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3eousirte Staten madb Merifp.

8om 29. 9lusuit bis gum 2. Sep
iember treten auf ber SnternatiOnal.
gabn bebeutenb rebu3irte Staten fir
Die &unbreiie na6 Der 9auptiiabt
Merito in 8raft. Weseu @in5elbeiten
penoet gu6 an ben nd6iten Sidets
Ngeilten.
8. s. Briee. u. 8. 9. a.,
Baleitine. Seras.
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@aNage:9iuette aaer Mrt
" adj unh pOa GurOpa.
StuiihembedssGaten niebriger ale
ie 5uDpr.

Sept 1T bic 3eit. Sidets 5u faufen
unb Uermanbte unb 8efannte aus ber
alien 6eimatb beriiberfommen 3u lafen.
Wegen genauer Snformation men6e
man ii9 an
Mr. SS. S. 9pmmG
@enerals spafiasiersNgent bet Mallorp
Dampfer 2inie,
523 CAT 9ouiton 5traBe, San Nns
tonic. $eraS.
Offi5ieller Agent fur ale europdis
fden Dampfer 2inien.
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9rinft 6uGanS's 9bee.
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Found.

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tsAsze therefore Seassse is Ahead ~ TIA
co-~Anascat. akns Il, en- Big Busy
ssscosxs-asrss STORE, ccrnex Sixth and
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FOR EXCHANGING. ss-PortAan9. Or. ::
A good residence lot s5xf1D no incunl-
n-ancA; also business lot and srore
building l6x44. next 10 bank. Hamii-
ton Wash, To exchange for Seattle res
stsefn>e or suburban acreage.
No sa-Nashon island. acres. ; f-2 acres
entirely cleared balance light timber
g. apple 100 cherry. plum, psssne ard
ysxsr frees. al kinds small fruit: hosise
csxi4 with addition lexis. rooted ana
x.gEsfosef and fit IN live In: one mile
frurn Vas:san ysostaf'ice: good road, small
mortgage: via be sold very cheap:
small paysnesf down
No To exchange- Three fine lots IN
Seattle clear % membranes. for a
comfortable e-ruern house North Seat
ale broadway. RSsft0T additions, or on
lake Washington. woslif assume $50
4nszFuForance or put thar amosint of
cash in deal.
john r. norr & Co. rom 4, Bailey
building.
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NOTfcE-To the Stockholders OF the Sc
at.Ee A. Montana Railway Compa NJ: :
You and each of sou are hereby notified
rfzf the regular annual meeting OF the
stock holders Of the Seattle & Montana
Railway Company Will he held at the
g.fs~e OF the company. room Ae Burke
building in the efts OF Seattle, Wash
surso7Y on the last Thursday In Fe5ru~
arv February -. 1884. al O'Clock p. m.
Ore tine provided In the bylaws OF said
.Saynssany FOR the regular annual meeting
~ the stock holders, for the purpose ct
sts-tsr.g a board of trustees OF the COM
many. TO serve until the next annual
yna@sfng OF the stockholders Of sse CON-
rsny. and until thsar successors are
elesc;s~i and qualified
Dated Seattle. WasnsnEf0ns February ).
sex ANDREW WOODS. Secretary.
NOTICE. OF AssESSMEST-oface OF
vress SEATTLE Land and Imp-0sen1eE 60
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rSs6.
Stszice Is hereby given 10 the stockholi
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ar before Thursday March Tia. Is6
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room 4ai Washington b1cck over stew
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OLD PAPERS for sale at the business
ofsce os this paper. isc per bundle.
PIANOS. ORGANS. in abundance at the
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Notice ID
hereby given that sealed bids Will be re.
cefyed until 10 O'Clock a. m, Monday.
March 5, 1895, by the county comsnEs-
saoners of King county. Washington,
for the construction OF 40 feet (more or
iess) OF "tradEing dam 10 be built on
Green river near what 10 known ax
''Patten Bridge" and ALSO for the pro-
fection of the river bank near same
bridge. work 10 be done according 90 the
plans and specifications now open for In
spection at the Office OF the board. Bids
must be scaled. endorsed bid for dam
and bank protection at Pastens" and
accompanied by cash or certified check
in the sum OF SEQ. to be forfeited by the
successful bidder in case he fails TO en-
ter Into contract with good and suffi-
Gent bonds in double the amount of the
contract price within FIVE days of the
date or award The board reserves the
right to reject any and all bids
NATHAN BEMAN.
Clerk OF the Beard.
DATED at Seattle. February q. 1895.
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COUNTY TREA6TRER1 EOTfcE--Cn
aud after 18th day OF February. 1856. the
treasurer of King county, Washington.
will pay on presentation all outstanding
warrants drawn On the county fund Of
said county bearing date prior 20 and
insigsflrag No AhH5. dated April 12. 1854.
and ali outstanding warrants drawn on
the road and bridge fund o. said county
prior TO and Including No. 3.f9s bearing
date February IL, 1894. No interest viii
De paid on said warrants after thu zkA
day OF February. 1885.
County Treasurer.
BY JOHN RIrIHSGER, Deputy.
Seattle, Wash. Feb. 10. 1886.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF Tdn
rtate Of Washington for king county.
Whstsser, Fuller q Co. piasnttf1e and
respondents. w. X, Abrams 81 al. d.
Under and by virtue Of an order o. seze
ana special execution. issued out OF the
above named court. In the above entities
action and 10 me directed and delivered.
I have duly levied upon the following de-
ss.rsbed real property. situated In oa1d
South half G-z) ~ lot numbered SIN 81
and the easteriy eigfsty-saght fs6) feet 81
Not numbered Eve % In block nuusfnrcd
r,sa f9D OF ID. 8. Maynsrd's plat OF the
town fnow cstyb 81 Seattle.
Notice In therefore bereby given that On
Friday, the i5tn day or March, 1eaS, -
the hour OF 10 o'eicck n. m. OF said day. -
city 81 Seattle. In said King county, I win
sell the above described property at pub
lie auction. 10 the highest bidder. fog
cash.
A. r. VAN De vASTER,
QtswfH
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-08

ton before the voice begins TO change.
All that is learned before this period
say from four to fifteen. IS clear gain and
will be of use after the voice Is settled.
There is q method by which one can
learn TO sing correctly. Why should a boy
who understands this method loose all
knowledge of the science just because he
has for a while been deprived of his sing
ing tones? When school teachers, who
know nothing of the rules of relaxation.
breath. throat, etc, say to their pupils
sing loud they have no idea of the harm
that is being done. for the children know
of tones, consequently the muscles of the
throat are frightened and the vocal chords
become rough. Velvety tones cannot be
produced from deadened vocal chords We
that the Voices of delicate
children are made to cope with the
harsh tones of robus, children This causes
little children to wonder why their threats
become so tired. and parents to be sur
prised that at the end of the school term
their voices have become so harsh and uu-
musical. In the school music class some
children whose voices are low are COM
PEELED to sing with those who screech F. q
and A, and many little voices. whose tones
are naturally high. are compelled to sing
alto, which l consider the most ruinous of
which they force up, high and harsh. are
proper, and when they near the unmusical
tones produced they imagine that that Is
true alto, and when so imagining they
make a most g%rievous mistake. The voice
is precious. The possessor of a musical
voice has a gift from God. and 1t should be
trained properly. MARY NJ. SHEDD.