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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-03
QusIdnbif DIES.

9as Santbaus s1ropp in g9eil.
beim, Resierun9S6r5irf SOsr apern.
1T poli5elli6 9eihlrlen wuroen. Gs bat.
tie 1ih beruns9etelt, caB cine 9anSe &eis
be 9epcliten feblen.
Ser Safer bit Die Y:titiou Der
8arbicr-Snnmna i'll SIel 9e9en ben @r.
fob bob Die Nu9eb6ri9cn Der Marinr.
lpenn m63lId, Soabdrte trn9cn IOllen.
abidld9lg bsidieoen.
4 Sn 8Ol5in i'll YOmmelu bat DER
spa,tuiien-8 enOant @elB Sell i norr
be9an9eu. gr battle iih cine 8eibe lin.
ierldlagun9cn 5uibutocn fommen 1aiien
uno iab li6 Der uuuerm,iolltsu Gntord
ing lcints 8crbrebcns 9e9eriibcr.
0us 6rGnfIurt q. 90, tommt Gle
WtelounQ. ba6 cin jun9cr 8dufmaun,
Hameus Op~penbtimcr. ieiucr Wutter
$1,000 Ytarf itnbl uuo oann i'll 8egtets
tun9 elmer Serlircr SdUnen, ble iid
S6tten nennt, flldti9 maroe.
4 Sn NeIiIe (S6telien) w:rbe tie
2otomotiue zines 8eriOuen5u9es toourd
Serit6ri. bnB eire 9paumitplttone
welde iid untcr ben SteintcbIen bcfun-
nep batte uno nit oieieu in Die Seue,z
ing uuter oem &eiiel 9elaugt wlr. oort
trpIoeirte. Der 9ofomottpidb,er uno
Der 1eisrr iuuroeu ittu;r psrlebt.
Berlin, &c. sc. Gin sciualtiser
Shneeitarm entluo ii9 heute iitcr Der
Staot. Die StraBeu purbeH baIo ull-
paf1.t5ar, uno Der Strtshr war te,nabe
9dn5tjh eiugciteut. $50 Der S6uee
idmrl,, biloste lid 8Iutt.ts, auf benz
Renid unO 2biet Su SAT- tamer. DIE
5rieoridSfraBe lab I'M 10 uJr Mor,
gems tuie Elm Sdlo6tftlo aug, auf Dem
ole gefc1tnen flo in s9mer5sn uin-
Den. Giele Yerionen iuur0e:. pcrlest.
SDin, %. Dec. Die 2eide oes am
IA D. @i. III &om peritorbeHpn Garoi-
nals Wetders iuuros beute b;er NIT i'm
poIanten 6eicrltbfelteH beItattet. Nu
Dem NeldcnSu9e BON Der ct. @erconfir=
DE, 100 Die 2eife felt ibrem @intrfffsn
Don Som sele9en bnt, nab DEM Dome,
no lie ber9eicst wuroe, betbelli9ten ii6
Der geiammte beige Gterus uno olsle
8iidDie alIs anOeren Orteu. 91roinal
BDiaipp &remcns. Der @r5bllhof Don
30:n, celebrirte ons HOntiflcnlamt uno
Der Sil6OT oOn Srier Dielt Die 2elden'
rcoe.
Gonitantiuopel, u. Dec. @ie amt.
lid 3cmtloet lpiro, ginaen Der @innabme
bon 3eituu burd Die Girten beftise
& dmpfe uoraus. Nuf Seiteu Der Dir
fl fen 25OO Waun unb auf
Seiicn Der SirfeI 25O. Der ous
3eiiuu uab Dem @ebIrge iiibrenoe eng
naB lift seo,6n9t uUler N%rmenier. MGn=
ucr, Sraucn uno Sinocr un0 mon flrds
let, ooB lie ole nicbersemcbett weroer.
Die 8oti6nIter @rpBbritannieus,
bobeu ibre Orn9umuu5 nod
Dem Sntalte 9eiauot. un Bel Der
Sorlte0un9eu 9escn Elm ioldss
@emebet gu erbe5m uno auf Die 6oiaeu
zines !olden Shritt,s 6u ueriueilen
Man 9taubt letod oI9emein, baB Die
Soslteaun9eu uidts belfen werben uno
Iurdjtet uielmebr, oa6 bas @enebe1 BE-
reiis itattaefuneeH tat.
8opipsb 1T Die n,rette Sol9e bon
llnuerooulidfeit uno Wogenfe.oen.
41an beleitiJe bicic ourd Den @ebraud
BON OegSitts 2iitle Garlp Riiers uno
9uer Sopfiuc6 ueridiUinbet. Die be-
fleinen Yilen Ibsrnl.-Mnlfer
Sros.
8 oppel inni 6.
4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-03

Gin Serr oteies gouutps, Der au
se5eidnetes urtbeil beiibt, in9te fiirS-
lid su uns. oaB er feline 8iqe femme,
Die 10 gut fir llnoeroau!,tfeit, 6arts
lei6iateit uno 2eber 2eiben lei. pie De
8itts 4ittle @arlp 8iiers.-8nlfer
Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-03

Giimttlidfeit lit etne empfebtens
iuert6e 9u9enb. 9eBhalb offerireu
mir @ud One Miaute Cough Cure.
gs lit prompt i'll 2inberung uuo prompt
in ieiner Seilum9. 3u oieiem 3weds
miro es fabrisirt.-Walfer Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-03

Grl. ansaifb. II Sasen ipar id piei
be6er. @eitSem erfreue i3 mid gutter &c.
iunbbeit unb babe mid nie in meirem 9eben
70 mobl befur6eu. SD babe seIiinbere Tarbe,
efGe mebr NIB babe mad ben Diablseiten fetne
S9mersen. Sin 9siuift babe ib felt ben
erfeu pellets nm Is Efuno ;%u9epoulmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-03
y e loeu 6 anni b c II.

WinIondr: On mari! alio idou brei
Ntat ue%rbeirat6et, @anba?
@in9eborener: Saiuobt aber ih
babe MIDI INNER uieoer 1ebi9 qefreI
fen!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-03
3 n d eae b II.

6err @irtb, Der @ciu ibmcft iebr
mad &aIier.
Sic uOlen i'm ia au6 INNER &C.
pumpt baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-03
u 8 D c g d IL [ G.

2ebrer: 8arum muB mun ieiuen
@ltern 9ehorheu?
Ser fleine Saus: m8eil es lunit Seile
lebt!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-03
sc & a b c.

Se6en sic mai, mas Der 6err 3d.
ron fir cine id6ne Stale bat, Die slGnSt
ia pie &opal. Sod.
Sic irren. oas 1T idon mebr &ofal.
Cad!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-03
s III 81 e a e II.

Seri: 9urf id Sbueu pie1eidt
meinen Sdirm aubieteu, mein 'Srdu.
lein?
Srdulein: 9aute!
Serr: N6er bod meine 8ealett-
uu9?
5rdulein: 20 nebn.e i3 lieter ben
Shirm!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-03

Harm az %perfaufeu: cine id6ne 5arm bon 10
" WIDER. Bon 20 tis so ader ftshea inter SuItui
gutes 9pDbnbaus, GtnluTg uuo aue Neben9ebanllr
feitcu sbtnfaas iuusrr 9fIfih- uub gpfeI9orter
% >f5ufrogen bel 3 go. YiBiH9er
Gi9I 95 SittIe Berger. ptr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-03
spat eribart fid Aoftorr.dumao,t.

lnbem man baranf adtet, Die Gingrfpeioe "a
resniiren unb nnhlrh tanienberiei Gt6.
ruifeen oes G1fteuis pernieibet, ipeld1e Der
Berna1ldTiisung bieier @orlidtsma6regel
folaen. Seer DIR. Bierce's pheasant Pellets"
etnnlal 81 bieirr, 3ued ~gebrandt bat, greift
INNER wieber barlah. @te iino gan3 aus
YHansenfofen suiaramenseieet nn6 fir oie
Qeber melt bcfifr CTS 0lne Tins oocr @alo.
mel Ytuen. GiRsr ,brer Sorsiige ut, bas fe
Die @iuseiueiSe nfeii balten uHb fetue Ser.
ffopfun9 biuterlaIeu.
SRI. Rarp @nsnt{b bon glrn
Cation, 0faribau Co., 90. 3d., fbreibt :
s,Bor 3pei Sabren mar i9 blas uno obse.
sebrt, meiu Dfagen fontte Die Nabruna nift
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-03
6ehr Is d.

&ibter: Ser !Seuse bot Sie Of
10 Suerit nO9s' seidimpft: uno bnnn?
N%nseflaster: Saun-babe iG) natir-
lid au1 elei9 5ueeftoBen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-03
8 o b b / q.

u: 9u biit 9eitern 5nm ,1iten Minle
nus9eritten?
8: So!
u: 0un. iuie lit Der e,Ite Gusriti
uerlaufeu?
g: emit eiui9em 36seru): SIM
San6i
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-03
Home Machine & Supply Co.,

AUGUST W0HLT, @isentbiuer.
RaIdineutbeite, Gampir0breu. ScntiIe
Sele MIN. tets on 0ano. Seipnoere Nut
inertia nteit wiro Der 3feporotur pom allen
arten Mai6ineu uuo namentIi6Sdrr7 gPas
i6tneu oel6entt. gStr g1rontiren nniere
arbeiten unb lieferu bieleIben prompt urS
biui9. ion
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-03

p~erSauelt. Gin arat be.
3eibnete meine 3ranl.
belt ais Nasenfatarrb,
fonnte mir aber nidt
belfen. SD Iebte eincu
Ronat obne fefte Hab-
runj; ucrind5te i'd 5n
ehen, 70 ulnBte if mib
erbred]cn- Sanals fius
id] on DR.. Bierce'8
J" Pleasant Pellets" an
uphntrrf Ghou tfoh
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-03

u erb0ier g d. - 4 d. 6,
mno nneercn fanemoem @ranfheitcm

Ietoer, Ionten on Mid I'm Totb Fhreibeu. SD babt
fsit rieleu Sahreu bic Shtuddhe bel Mt6uuern gum ein'
eebcuben Stnoium geTadt; Sbatiadbe 1T. bab id OIL
6~emIelbsn uebeI lift Solide Sham hteIi MID ab
bic SuIfe ditsrer Seute pier erf1breneraer5te i'll Yin
iprud gu nebueu. lh itnbtrte ben Tnn teItft %eInqebsnt
nub ertoedte en burtorIneeubes etnfahes Stilnltt'
tel. bas mid poli9 turirte uno meine Sui1mnlerge-
iuntene ~serit6rte YerfnIiuug pIeoer IN ratnrIiG'
St6rte NIB 9r0Be perpan6eIte.
WCtn muul6 iiL. oies lehem iun9en Ooer alter
Wauu niisu ju Iafci. SO utbme perfbnltdeS Sn'
tereIie al iDlleu SSd1eu NIB 4iemaub braudt 5u arg
eru. III wlt gu ihretben. Do aae @orrsip-nbeH3en aIi
in @crtroucn eeidbriebeu betrodte ptroeU SD ien-
be rim Gecspt hiei;s SstImttteIs oDaI9 foftenfrt
Shiebe es nIdt oui iorosru idreibe MIR Iofurt aus
fubrI16. 9u lpirit ftEts ben Seq ie9nct. on ipel'
dem Gu eS tbotit. Aoreiitre inter 9eiil9uu9 elmer
Sri'fnGrts:
THOMAS SLATER,
Box 1856, Kalamazoo, Mich,
Rg-Shipper of Famous Kalamazoo
Celery.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-03

8opfutb lift Die nlrette 6ol9e bon
llnuerooulidfeit uno Wogenfe.oen.
81an beieitiJe picic ourd Den @ebraud
BON OegBitts 2ittle Garlp Riiers uno
@uer Sopf'ucb peridiuinoet. Die be-
liebien fleinen Yiuen lbsrul.-Mnlfer
Brps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-03

olIeioer. sSufdiueietn. Trou SsIsna Snfrsn Pub
NIprttobrfn hos SuIchuethen non QIeihtrn d '~lren
sic mar ip6breno ben Iesten 6 @oo1er |ron petJoMp
I'M 2chren bieies IodcS bebaIhth nno htettt nnH ahtn
uniern mctbIideH GiulpphneU Selegenheu Dos Sn'
idhEeibeu AZ erIerncn. SAB bie meme Olethpot bts 81.
icueinens Ieldi Al trlerneu uue proetttn NJ, perotn
Hus h~eiidtiqeu eIe IS hcreiis crIsrnt hoheu- SpreSf
or bel SSrau 6tIeuo&Se D.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-01-03
Gran CHARLOTTE 5renno,
gcprnftc @ebanltt.e,
Hornaann MO
Nasse

o.o.;rt. 60 IpIin.G efem SldBmoinintn Nm
6epQIlIl. PIedmoarsn.
SSeiIf Sdaen. TtIeitt Wicfrr unh Sdbtereu MIN. nhb
heiorat one oerortiocu arheiten Sur Sntrleosnhtdhar
Auttroeatber. gut uno bini9
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-17
MIsREPREsENTING THE STATE.

There Is a good Deal OF believing 10 the
effect tina, the Republicans OF the state Of
Washington are for tho free and unlim-
tied coinage OF silver At the ratio OF l6
TO l. They are not and have never 50 de-
cia.ed themselves on one or two occa-
stcns. by dealing. dickerfng and cg-roll-
Ing. ths FREQ silver people have been able 10
get a sort OF an Endorsement favorable to
tho frss coinage OF American silver. but
that e conceded to mean nothing by every
frul tr.sni or silver. Whenever the Repa5-
iicane have been called upon to express
their frank opinions upon the question Of
fee and unlimited coinage. they have on
posed u. II free silver is good thing
~ ought 20 make no difference whether Il
Is American. Mexican. South American or
European silver. This American product
idea Is nonsense. So far as the great qucs-
tion ~ gold and silver for money Is con-
cernct. The Democrats ana ropullsts Of
this state have Endorsed tho free coinage
os silver. hut the Republicans never Md
as this 10 Republican slate. Il Is a
gross misrepresentation 70 re!terase that
the people here are bAwliag -. free sll-
Yer. Tho bawiers are. but the industrious.
honest. thoughtful people and the mon OF
business are not
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-17
SEATTLE, TUESDAY, MARCH
SEATTLE AND JUNEAU.

The juneau Mining Record publishes a
story 20 the effect that Seattle merchants
buy up ard destroy all Alaska papers
which reach this city. TO prevent people
Intending 10 20 to the mines from finding
out how cheap they can buy OUTFITS in
Juneau. The same paper says move
msnt Is on foot to transfer the trade OF
Juneau to Portland In consequence OF
these alleged acts. This Is ridiculous. 1t
Is doubtful II one Seattle merchant in
one hundred ever secs an Alaska paper,
and besides they haven't the time or in
clinatioa TO destroy them. The miners
bound for Alaska probably buy their out
fits wherever they believe they can get
them cheapest. whether II be in Portland.
Tacoma. Seattle. Port Townsend or Vic
toria This is matter which will regu-
late i.self. and an attempt to burn Alaska
papers by Seattle merchants on to trans
fer the trade from Seattle TO other points
will amount 10 nothing. Incendlarism
will probably b. found as prevalent In 9TH
er places as here.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-17

Gov. Bradley. of Kentucky, Is deter
mined tina; there shall be no bulldozing. In
Limitation and riotins at the closing Sos
slons Of tho state legislature. The SOW
ernor IL right The Blackburn followers
may hold indignation meetings and pro-
test against the governors action. but the
better sentiment OF the state and OF the
country will applaud him. The feelings OF
tho people Of Frankfor; are strained to a
great tension. The political fight has been
90 bitter that no one can tel. In these last
days OF the session what tho different fac
tons wrought up 10 a high pitch OF ex-
1temeEt might do. II is evident that a
4ssperate attempt would have been made
90 elect a senator, no matter what the
means or methods. when men are desper-
ate public order 81 onld 3e looked after
carefully. Thera is no telling which party
or which faction might resort TO unduly
aggressive action. Gov. Bradley has me,e-
ly ordered that the legislature shall be in
. position TO act freely and without In
Limitation from outside parties. He is all
right.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-17

The new city council catered uran It's
lahors last n.ght anl gave promise Of a
Ausincss-likS Administration Its arss act
was 10 elect Or y. Crichtor 10 tn pres
iiency. The member from the Eighth
Mard Is now rsrving his third term In tks
council ~ two years eacA. and Il Is the
third t'tle NJ has hccn chosen % oooapy
the chair Wis long experience and h.s
impartial rulias admirably - him ~ tse
position. AMI Ne cannot M; ~ gys;ihet a.
an honor whlch has never before hcea
conferred upon any member ~ the cola.
ell %: this city. The work X o-k,nlxaiian
consumed the best rar, ~ the session and
adjournment was taken for a week.
The h-st message % Mayor BLACK is
chAractertsii, - the man. He understands
the conditions of the city and advises that
they es srasred ARMY Al the start 50 ina,
there may - ne s,rgc;vs' economy un,a
times Improve. He Rightly a-r~sNes ne
CHIEF g ficulty ~ the too Icnicnt sta g
revenue Jaw. which ter's 20 encourage Dc
iaauenry IN the payne0t Of taNrs. A.
though the law cannot. % Course. =
changed ;ae mayer expresses conaf40ca
tnas che ci;iEcn-. reslis'rx the necessity
FOR prompt payment VIII 70; take al
vantage Of the law. en, pay their taNrs
without dciay ARD preserve the credit ~
the city.
The charaoter II the membership % she
council iusraes coHaacnce that al meas
ures vii b. eons1erai with view solefy
80 .hn ettvts s~s@~esfs T~N~r~ A.. -~sN
questions &C. ccfns SefNre q aaA they can
bosi rc met Ay rcso'uie!y rst.ss4ng e per.
M; any personal Interests az gsA-ty iaea-
ef ces 20 divert ih~n fcrrn ,hetr suty. TIE
people % Seattle have formed high "a n--c-
tsiioas o. The rev rscsuoe-s. ans me r4,s's
welfare demands 81 them The fnest con-
scsen;lous service
The nominations fSr sAe '.5asa OF paali-
wsTks and lGsTssy eenEsissasa wsFs AL a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-17

A Washington City correspondent Gays
that the architect of the capitol will be
compelled 10 provide a special room fos
the accommodation of the congressional
wheelmen. II the reports that have been
sent ont as 10 the number OF wheels or
dered by our legislators are correct. II
Is said that when the March winds stop
blowing and the April suns have dried
up the pools from the roads leading CIV:
OF the District. that AT least two-thirds
of the congressional representation viii
take to the wheel. and begin exploring
the suburban part OF the District as well
as the counties of Maryland aud Nlr-
einia contiguous 10 this government terri
tory. The correspondent Presumably re-
fcrs 10 the members of tho house Of rep
tesentatives. II has long been evident that
the senators carry with them a special
room in which 10 store their wheels.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-17
MUNYON'S
NERVE
CURE.

cures all forms of nervousness and nerv-
Gus prostration. resulting from continual
mental strain. troubles, anxiety or over
work II cures all the symptoms OF nervous
exhaustion such as depressed spirits,
peevishness. irritahility. general sensitive
ness of the whole nervous system. failure
o. memory. inability TO concentrate the
thoughts. morbid fears. restless and sleep
less nights. pains in the head, noises in
the ears and dizziness. II stimulates and
strengthens the nerves and acts as strong
tonic. Price . cents.
Munyon's rheumatism Cure never fails
70 relieve In one 10 three hours, and cures
IN few days. Price &c
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure is guaraE-
iced to cure all forms of Indigestion and
stomach troubles. Price sc.
Munyon's Catarrh Remedies positively
cure. Price &c each.
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures
pains in the back. loins or grotns and all
Munyon's Female Remedies are boon
to all women. Price sc.
Asthma Cure, with Asthma Herbs, 81.
Munyon's Headache Cure stops head
ache in three minutes. Price sc.
Munyon's Pile Ointment positively cures
all forms of piles Price sc.
Munyon's Blood Cure eradicates all i'm
pnrities of the blood. Price 25c.
Munyon's Nitalizer restores lost powers
10 weak men. Price 81
A separate cure for each disease. At all
druggists 25c a bottle.
Personal letters TO Professor Nunyon
1895 Arch street. Philadelphia. Pa, an
swered with free medical advice for any
disease.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-17

rver for a week under 4 rule which pre-
vailed IN the old council There were eA-
pectations thar the mayors appointments
TO the ciyH service commission Wouid NC
presented to the council. bat ne enAF'eE
puts these entirely In the mayors nail-s
without rccesssty Of coahraisas"-'- -
however. tn. mayor should remove one Oh
them the council woali nave the power q
appointment
One noticeable feature Of last hish'
session was the continuation o. p-ocsecin's
relating to stree; Improvement "OfH a.
II there had been 10 change Of aannnis-
.ration, the new charter Wisely psoNi'ihs
for the uninterrupted sequence OF Necessary
.rsfor
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-17

the energies and sours the disposition OF
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the internal geueraiive organs as no otHef
treatment can possibly do. By restoring
health and strength 10 this most important
part of the feminine constitution, the IA
voIiie Prescription gives new tone and en-
crgv 10 all the rest OF the body.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-17
Rainier Avenue ana Brighton
Reach Property.

Lots two ~, four (D. six go and eight t0
IN w b. Johns and c. II. Hanfords five
acre tracts in northwest quarter OF south
west quarter section twenty-three CD,
township twenty-four ca north, range
four 90 east. comprising twenty GOD acres.
Lots sixteen Us,. seventeen 90, nine Teen
da) and twenty (20) in W. b. johns ana 9.
II Hanfords five-acre tracts in lot six 90.
section twenty-three t2sl. township twenty
four go north. range four tD east, COM
prising twenty Con- acres.
Lot twenty-five t2Sl in W. r. johns and
C. H. Hanfori's tve-acre tracts In To- four
a. section twenty-three t2D. township
twenty four CA north. range four 90 east,
comprising five 90 acres
Northeast quarter section twenty seven
(gT, in township tNenty-iour CD, north OF
range four ca east.
T~acts twenty t20. iwenty-one CID. TWEEN
tv-fve (Ssb twenty-six t3s). twenty-seveu
On tweuty-eight t2S), twenty-nine go and
thirty-two 80 Of Sunnyside fiye 90 acre
tracts.
SAD sale will take place on Monday.
March twcnty-third (23iJ. at ten D0l
O'Clock a. N. al the front door OF the
county courthouse. Seattle. Washington
The terms Of said sale are ten fiel per
cent cash at the time OF sale. She balance
Il, be paid upon confirmation of the sale By
The aboye--ntitl court.
For further information apply 20 ne az
room No. 2ls Washington building. Seattle,
Washington.
Administrator OF the Estate OF William C
Hi. Deceased.
Greene & Turner, Attorneys 70! said Ad-
rninistratOT.
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PERSONAL.

F. c. Kelly. logger Of Arlington. is at
the Dller.
w. T. Forrest. state land commissioner.
is at the Butler.
Willis Thorp. mining man of Alaska. IS
at the Northern.
NJ N Norton milling man Of Tacoma,
IS at the Stevens.
c. u. Kimhan. postmaster Of Mount Yer
non, is at the Diller.
w q. Douglass. rancher of Stanwood.
is registered "a the Diller.
Lester w. David. receiver of The Blaine
National bank at Blaine. is at the Butler
Mss L. 2. Bates of Willows. Cal, Is
visiting the city. the guest of her sister
Mrs. j. o. Thompson.
H w. Mcneil formerly receiver of the
Oregon lmproy ement Company. and his
niece, Miss Little. are at the Rainier
Grand
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-17
NOTABLE PEOPLE.

Count Okuma, the Japanese minister OF
finance, has held the position twenty-five
years.
Gov. Greenhalge was the first governor
Of Massachusetts to die in office in more
than seventy years.
The queen OF Italy. who is never idle. is
now studying Hebrew. She has made great
progress in mastering the language. and is
deep In the study of the literature.
~ Wierokin, chief of police at Warsaw.
has died of strychnine poisoning. One of
his servants. who Is believed to have rela-
tons with the nihiiists. has been arrested
on suspicion.
1t is reported that two new, morning
Liberal penny papers are TO be started
shortly in London, and ii is also said that
Henry ]. c. Gust, formerly editor of the
Pail Mall Gazette. is soon TO preside over
the destinies OF a new afternoon paper, to
be called the Mayfair Gazette.
In Theafs STANDARD History of South
Africa it is shown that President Kruger
was rebel and filibuster himself in the
days of his hot youth. and one of the
earliest OF his diplomatic successes was
achieved in securing the release and par
don OF men who in 1857 stood in exactly the
same position that the imprisoned Ui1and-
ers stand today
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The immigration Restriction League,
which ia urging the passage of law ex-
cludinz adult immigration unable to read
and write their own language. declares
that such law would only diminish by A
little over ? per cent. the immigration frofa
Great Britain. Germany end Scandinavia
II would, however practically cut in two
thu Immigration from the east and south
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The Atlanta Constitution g-svely 70
marks that - has been manifest Tor some
time that Tho people are beginning 70 take
keoner interest n the election OF United
States senator's. This may ~ SO. n: any
rate they are beginning 10 size up the in
competency ~ a good many Of them.