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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-28
IN ENDLESS LITIGATION.
NEW DEVELOPMENT IN THE MAR
TIN v. STEWART ESTATE.
G. T.. Remsberg. as Guardian of Rob-
ert II. LonHstan, Files Suit Against
Frank T.. Stewart TO Compel Him
to Deliver a Deed Of Asxignment.

Another development OF the never-ending
litigation arising out OF the estate Of Mar
tin Stewart. a pioneer OF King county.
who died about three years ago, Is a suit
flied in the superior court yesterday by G
T.. Remsberg. as guardian Of EobeT: VI.
Longstaf. against Frank Z Stew art. The
suit is to compel Stewart 10 deliver Up
deed CT assignment alleged 20 have been
given ~ Mrs. Mary T.. LousssafZ 10 her
husband. the plaintiffs ward. In 1895. a
year or 50 prior to her death. ana before
LcDgstaT became insane. THIS later event
Is OF such recent occurrence that almost
every one remembers s. The rev salt is
a continuation ny The guardian ~ the old
litigation which Loags,ar during ;ha time
Intervening between his wifes DEAN ard
his own insanity. wagsi against Stewart,
Mrs feongstar was sister Of I. I.
Stewart, and Stewart Is uow The adm n!s-
traitor or her estate. She was also sister
Of Martin V Stewart; who died before her
death.
Tire guardian alleges that in May. lss5.
Mrs. Longs,aU made a deed. IN cons.ierA-
ton Of love ard affection ana 81 AS sn-
ins 20 her husband ali interest sha II gst
have liz Martin Y. Stewards sstat-. Tats
deed. the guardian alleges, Was never de-
EsCEet 70 iHT&stAE. pax - new :" st.sF&s-tI
from the latter and his Legal repre- seasa-
tive hy the defendant. Stewart, win IN
tent 70 cheat ana aesgau1 II Is asked
that .as court compel the delivery - ths
dead er a1poin, commissioner - make
tbs conveyance
Al the sia4e Mrs LcugstaIs VII was
rroh.ted il WAS discovered thai size had
left her estate - Ae~ hyothcr. falling 20
recognize her husband A; tha: tine Long
staff protested hUt w.tGHlt aTat. Ire
will Was allowed - stand sud e * said
that Stewart Is ncw legally euttist - al
the share 90 MIS- LougstsT }s Gae estate
az Martin V. Ssewar1. lrouEstaG, before
he became :assae, us,i - claim iAat tAs
VIII was fraud ara declared ;eat he
hell. a deed - his ~.ges share * TIE rs
tate ~ her brother.
Ioagstas anG rs VIE nncs slei we cs-
tate - NJ y S:ee2r; g>r aboat s 90 a.
lassi ~ - 41s tor tse.r sStv.ces rrG4@~si
stewart aurtas h.s lfet ne ~ caring FOR
hin4 and hss properly. Tn-v wsTe Defeated
hy ne A3gu.nistrator. ~ II WA:;e MIS-,
Issaestanx share q the ea:als = oue-
n.uth. values az about s. 80 & Is sas1
OR Gue YssscHEer steamer No=a'e
leaves snr sSSssesy pYea aHf ~ f7r;s
on Wednesday n1oTn.uS a - o's-otk A.as-
IA Steamship 80. cz>raee fTrss avenue &D!
Nessc-.
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CoiIIpEp WITH THE WAGON.
nieyeiist Henry Hauer Injured Willis
Hidtax.

Aary haG@r. aeed . years. = -seo. boy
~as r3a ov%r ey Al express waroa ca
Pix s:~e.. near tae corner ~ Second Az
e0&s. yesterday usoa. lie ~-As riding on 7
bicycle arr taTne3 Ire c9rner Jgst IL time
- have a c04ts3ou. Ei~ vas tAroza frem
hss whes3. sa8 before ne team coaid ne
s;ogget - fFa1; wasei bad passed over
rs ecdy
I1s pAts& wagon was cA~@d. Al n TIE
- Ar--1ae = ErNrsf 81 MO h&p2rGed -
Re reat as-ea3e. - us iGs.isss bow He
vas removed % re e@atcs. General aax-
gt&i X w&s sad taare iast evening thA-
H. hoaes We aToken As 70 whether re
ss~e~@4 :s.ters a. INJURIES ths pavs3c5 n
eas n>st e@eg ave - determine det9na.e.y
TIE boy = SER i.iyar s rs; considered dan
= rsss
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BtNGLING INCENDIARIEA
FruitIcss Attempt to burn Residence
of John r Lord

\ bUrglng bat determined effort was
made cary yesterday morning 10 burn
the residence q John +. Lord. United
States wetgher. EauEer ana examiner. az
the corner ~ Harrison stree, and T1ir!
avenue i Is Supposed that The act was
done from A desire Of revenge
On the front porch ~ tie house was
placed a huntie * k!n.!3Gr WOOD. TIE
F'rehugs apples re forch sni th-n sneak
~ away. Aster the flames rad eaten
through TIA Ec,srA he inmates we're swak-
ene3 by the sn1oks TIE Ere apparatus
put ctit ihe FIRE without trouble. TIE
damage amounted q ahcr. 81.
Some tire ago NJ. Lord seot petition
10 the council. asking thst some shack.
which are located rear hts house nice
ore, 10 removed. Il e believed tha. the
csuss o.; he FIRE caa IL traced 20 this
petition Arrests may - nsa&e.
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u. Jordan. St Paul: L. +. Penn. Port
Townsend; Mrs. Eliza Gle. Tacoma: zoe
kuna. Victoria. Il. T.: ]. Davidson. Port
land; l. ". G'!roy. Portland T. lynn.
Chicago. r. II. Meath. Riverside Nai.. y.
II. Redding San Francisco; y. Il. Doug
las San Francisco; Wallace stowe, San
Francisco. Nm. Lawrence, Denver. A. h..
i4ppjncott st Michael
THE BRUNSWICK.
Mrs c. " Brooks Broasifields: r. u.
Henderson Boston: y. =. Thomas Roston;
Baxter Robins>- Everett: 4. Herrett.
Everett. NJ, &. Cuis and wife. New What
com, J. A. Yeeman and wife. Spokane. J.
2 Wans maker. Coupeville. Mrs j. Car
ion CoupeviIic. G, =. Palmer, CITY: 4. II.
Moe, rsulsao: a. +, Thomas Winnipeg;
don. England; NJ Is. Chase New York:
l.. c. Mason, Denver. \, T. Marr.sop.
Dawson. J s. seserance. bridge River, u.
g Judge r j. Reid, Kingston, L. q. eros
by. Dawson: l.. Krocmer. tr.. Dawson; A,
II. r,nrfght Ashcroft. y. -, f. j. Bowen.
Portland = J. Baxter, Bosfoo; Amos
Tay.Qr BOSTON, ii. Il. willard. M,nnssapo-
lis. Lewis Cummings. Fort Worth. Tex.
y q Randall ogden Fiah. ID. II. shfD~
rari Ogden Utah: A w Gale. San Fran
.stseh' Brunswiok. Ca. $. ". Burgess.
Eanranvgr. u. G. William H. BAKER. 81.
paul. Mlnn Mrs. y. II James, coupeyiiie.
SON X. kosk.. Dawson. !. AueTt'sca.
Helena Aonr. ] j. earns. Vancouver, u.
:. J. " Marks, Charlotte Mich; J. Hurt.
THE NEW ENGLAND.
: vessel. san Francisco Fred sossber,.
san Francisco. f Sfn5th. San FTarciaen.
NJ Z. Cunningham. san Francis so, James
Duffy. San Francisco, J. cummings. DAv-
son = T IsoHdaN. Circle Ct'}. a l..
Homer IAaH sen. DAVID Orr, i'afs0n,
frnest u eAaei. ba Il s1a. Marion. Iaw-
40. T BAKER Circle Cry r - Eeafss.
Circle C3ty II. 4 S.'nan, f4reie C.iy. ~.
CRY, Janes f4}zsifnuxyns. Dawson: a. j.
Murphy, CfY George pavy, DAWSON. JOHN
Nhi,fa4y lsss a.son. H. j. MeIauiey. i'aw-
@0n, IL a Iyers, san ga neise3; J NJ
srf San Frare3sco. MISC Ejls Elrnor@, san
Fren1&sco. Charles Nocg, Ssan Frare1@so.
.. " Cr,nkrsn9. ssa Efa9rAs-'0: o l..
UcIso, san kra0e}sf3. Aii safn Hughes
= Tfark Pof,lat,l. \. ". kn4Tht. A&lihg.
Harry Iaifs Frsit4. Toi a. = Nc
kcrz.e. Dawson. A. II. Henderson, las
soa-
TIff. EAf%iER{sRAND.
= G. Swy.. san FFar-ie~e. Eus y.
t,scafare. MtI.eoa cass n Ha.t. Nor
;ssn.. L y + # Hra4ca $50 Francs ca,
II = AGAegs1u CreSoH. u. Trs#lu@. I1z-
3on. i I. ',ogey. san F'gAUcsscs AfS-
Manning san FRAN sc0. \ h. %si5' args
I'd wi:e- Taceu.a. M.sx Avery. TaeonaI
49, and Mrs \ Msnas4 Chicago. Mlrs
Nellie 5se-#s9H. IseEser. Ma Noja@s. Ta-
e8ua Il. ri Eoote BAD ale. ,rsna Rap
sHs. Jar T. Ans ans At" Fatotss T.
H. r3esvs- I.HgsSseh Eg~1an1 Nsse 1s3@@ve.
Limerick Ifel4rH f.3. NgoF~z sag. nav.
&es1 H~s. n NM Bite. b4ffe Mont.
4a4 NfH t3ee~esa- CoEsu. iietefia; FyaHk
ssglson sac Lake Csiy, - ;. 3s#1rsa.
sat Lake Csty Ma NJ Weed. &sw Or
ears. y q Ha, 49, as 40 gai.ifer.
s.Asrasa I Nvs csat- C~saa. chicago:
= cana. san Eratf sso. tsea. iSrCwfi. Dr.,
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ATER FRONT NOTES

The British ship Buckingham Is loading
wheat at West Seattle for European ports.
Bark Tfleobali hauled Alongside the
South hgnaers yesterday. She loads coal
for San Francisco
The United States lighthouse tender
Manzans;a returned yesterday from a
cruise among the light stations around the
Sound, She left II the afternoon for AS
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members OF that organization her name IS
closely connected with .nar Of Mss W.T.
lard. "aoEn she knew Intimately and ~no~s
confidence she enjoyed. and she Is named
among the 80 famous prohihsrionssss az
the world IN the list made Of such names
A. Miss Willard LAZY Somerset. Nal
Dow. John 3. Finch and Jennings Dem
crest
The National W r. T r. has recognszs
the ability % Mrs Baxter by creating Z.
her distinct office. Ia, o. national nran.
oiai agent. and shs has contributed in great
measure by ceasessss labor 10 rsp.e-lsairs
TIE treasury OF the union. Her field is IN.
nrn'ied. Just a. present she has CON-
pietef a visit through Nebraska, Colombo
and Utah. and is now arranging for a tour
OF the state Of Washington, where many
unions await her coming. II Salt Lake
Mrs Baxter was listened 70 eagerly BY
the MORMON women. and at Provo shs
achieved the unique distinction OF forming
= branch OK the w. G. T. L. among the
Latter Day Saints
Mira. Baxter Is an easy scs entertaining
eonyersa;ionaIist. fully abreast OF the news
OK the dag. From childhood Almost shs
has read the newspapers carefully ana
Critically. and today SIZE says that the daily
paper In itself has been a great factor IN
her education. She speaks simply, but
ioffiiy. and IS essentially q woman OF faith
Yesterday, when Mrs Baxter was re-
questet TO give an outline os her work,
she began al the beginning, Jonesviae,
Mich. where many years ago she faced
her first audience from the lecture plat
form.
"oh. yes" she satd, "Jonesviiya made
famous by Samantha Alien, Is a real place
In IL l spent my childhood days Betssy
Bobbit. the editor OF the G;rnlet the twins
ana the peculiar people who had their
robes ready 10 so up when the Lord should
come. are real characters. and 1t was in
the Jonesstlo town hall that made my
first speech. The village hand and the
village aristocracy we're there, and NIX
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NcVy SulfA Filled

The following new SUITS were fled IN the
superior court yesterday:
John Wetsae IS. Yukon Navigation and
Commercial C0mpany-To fcrerlose build
er'@ lien upon steamer Northern Light,
So, ans! for 4 receiver
Alfred Creh5ir va. janlsz Deirali 81 al
Mortgage ard foreclosure s. 90
Kari c. Wageaoaca rs Louisa X Wag-
c5fhach-IfVorce.
John w. Corson VS. Henry Bailey ct al
Services. san.
Charles T. Eeyrshere a. Guardian vs. 2.
= Stewart-S'l.t 20 compel delivery az deed
William Edgar vs.. L4ov.ca Edgar-D.-
vGFNe.
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Robert Allen Held.

Robert Allen was yesterday before United
States Commissioner K.e.er on a charge or
selling liquor 10 Indians. He was seen CIV
ing beer 10 squaw named Annie Lansing
near Sixth avenue south and Weller stree.
Friday night. TIE comm ssioncr bound him
over 20 await the action or the United
States grand jury
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Detectives CoEbett and Powers broke
sae bank" last nigh; In the Wa Chung
Suiiiing. They did II. however. IN ar Of
fetal capacity. and arrested Ching HIng.
An Cauni ana LUX S.ng. Over slra was
taken from he gaming taa.e. according 70
the statement made at police headuuar-
tess. TIE kind OF game the Cinnamon
were playing is not definitely known.
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MARI Immediately was on his feet and reg
istered an emphatic o5}ect!on claiming
that the money had not been ana was no.
within the Jurisdiction OF the court. JUS
Tee Austin took q differen: View Of tho
matter ana instructed the chief 10 turn
over the cash.
Martins Case was continued 10 next
ihu!saay afternoon. TO allow the state
time 10 obtain more evidence
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Next Thursday. September l. Will - The
faI opening day Tor the Dunlap hat Glad
10 show you the rev creations IN head
wear Chsassys Haberdas7eyy. Second
avenue and James street
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For the next few days preparatory -
moving 20 our rev store a; sla Second
ayenue. we w!i! dispose ~ our stock -
organs az Iry!cas sstor;shlrgiy low. This -
a rare opportunity % get Il fine organ n
practically your own figure. The sale
closes Wednes lay aight- Sherman, clay &
Co. rs Second avenue.
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All Agreements Madc Tuilnicus
BsaIn. Nerves and Heart. II yen p pss.
pisa,fon OF heart. sen~e Of suGoeasion. off,
iicnIt Breathing. tlsea. laasI aid teaiag- ds-
spUndrDcy d fear Of impending danger %
daats. II @eepl~ss s0osi'y and iesi an
Aversion 70 society fess Of energy am
hitiQn and ~Is~e0nfdsncs whish a9so.uie-
liz unAt4 voa for study or i5AsssfiesS- ~ So
4 ssrsu1s dssegAa threatens your H'e:
Tr~fe * 10 time 10 ioAe You shpAia
conssi, Or. Luksrs before Il Is too late
Ysuns. Middle Ased and Old Men !A ,:
thansapds or yoa tso3siad vita weak,
a<sslHx. hsrkz klaney ard Bladder and
other Grnntst ole signs or nervous do
5sity ard premature decay Many aie az
this difficulty. or }ise la daily i9fiGrs. r.
f,t4rsrs ~ tie cause 10 naf a.low mod
esf, 80 deter vou tTofn sef King lfnanfatate
relief 5hs n2est os5stfsa3e Gases ffTt}~d
wstn unfasaug saccssss ~ tho great vital
szsag srea useYt.
Diseases Of ksmen. u FaG re- ., ~i,s
10 yossr ssx-lfrcgular palnfas ard s1aniy
raeuxtrV3tlcr;. Abnormal lseba'Ees. fait-
.rg or .tnlEE oF th@ womb, ard 1iher
complications 8fe ass3.es * speedy
cure wren others have failed.
General Diseases. oa,srrA q .,,, hsat
RE urr,a,zrs sysps fsais diabetes. sp,.erssy.
ra!tre. esne@Ta sgle@rs. diseases IF ths
iunws All ar passages. Tie most pssfect
system % treatment
Rlccd and Skin Diseases. a're-. p'ne
pies. sTupt one eCZsr
ira tef,s~ @crofais. fanors h}asd tesan.
primary sra secondary thoroughly eSa3l-
ea,ts }~s t!ng fae syxissu IN stronx.
pure ana hsaiIaF gate,
Soeesa' Diseases o. Il delicate na'a re--
sDfa ;gaf-4 tlefi SID 10
charges rsNrs1ts II lrdssrgaUoa. hT3fee 80.
vsric@cese sf~ietTf% ps3sa. Estyla. neerAa
ard al kindred troubles aH'3cg4y csir~d.
No asssrs}oT from 5ussssss. m caEt,ug
Write Your Sympssms y hvlnx ~. q
sgrez AZ h9rns. ssaest syaFsars naaN rya-
ten. sA2zfszse @erssev 81 al professional
esaNnga Iae 7nn~E uslla and sensitive
ieFg0s ~ sfeer ssh G@st Esss nD hest
fancy ~ ealing ga th@ 5as-foT You ~u
sfs hsra 5 waTrg2 hearted fF1eEc q ths a.
rletea- Consultation free a. ofacs Or ~
matt.
DE-. j. n. lUkENS, st. oyA
Building Front
stress. Seattle serarats roassas sGr "a -
sr& gentlemen. Nos Il y u sna ~
ioSFs - = H.. 80 and : % . .. "A.
Sundays fr.~z ID - y a. III
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tS.ss ~ Dr. eper~3 e. ~ -s.~ ezrNe-'s
60 Aantsy sor - following
EeG arxlng yTr<t ave1u@ srota Fs1fa
stree, 20 DsG-y way. - eost sas9ls, 80 m
pIau&ifS aN--sf svesIe, fross h4rg 20
('-sor7<~ss sex streets - e1s- SAaSs s. 5sss
ana ra fsa9e 5sEaes S.ree, Gr@ea Frs 20
Ss4=sra as@nes@s. tss estimated ecs. ..
weA1s Is s. ~a
EsssgacLs A<e to - 10; " e.zestAy Tor
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laying a sewer in Taylor avenue, from
Thomas 10 Republican street. and in Dear
born street from Tenth avenue south 10 the
bay. che former 10 cost about si.ap and the
latter &
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hFs nor ELECTED both praise and criticism which
Il became actively T. U In
and is the
best organized and the very best disciplined body
highest ana best that IN sight and
all
talking brilliant Of hands
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sle.M,NS. yea know. 4 gTe2s mary think
tina, the xsnoeo temple trust bonds repre-
eer,t the whole Indebtedness. nu,, YOU see.
ss no. 50.
Eyes. Miss Willard di3 Try 20 raise that
amount. Gid pledge herself a. Buffalo %
Co hex utmost 20 raise the temple trust
bonds, and there are some who seel tha,
the anxiety and struggle FASTENED Ter
Death. That scene az Buffalo was one af
the raos; tragic ever witnessed You
know Miss Willard vas q fran Mitla t~o9y
bur tire perfection OF iove.sn@ss She had
heavenly blue eyes and golden brown hair.
ard when she stood forth in ira: great
convention hall and s.lencea thai human
sea by a gesture % her hand I give ycu
my word for Il that you could have heard
the tick Of a clock ia the place She made
beautiful picture standing there. the
morning sun streaming through the win
dow and falling full upon the GA Glory
flag festooned above her. She stood sur
rounded BY thousands - roses and chrys-
antasmoms. and as l looked and listened
l fell 10 thinking Of the NaEareae. who
centuries ago staei the sea. and then fer
the first time noticed that she had hair
Ike Him ard eyes like Hin. and the con-
viction flashed over me that she would
soon Do with Ein--and she is
"You know tina, the national unions
never assumed the debt OF the temple. ard
are not liable for IL. / am sure that what
ever decision the executive officers have
reached is due 10 their honest convictions.
Yes. l am the national financial agent.
and IL ali gees Well ans. plans rnaterialixe
we shall one day have the gold and silver
with which TO keep our trained workers
out In the field. teaching the gospel Of
temperance and clean living in the dark
places Of the land.
Among other things. I am planning
great coin and cgr!o collection. and one *
these days shall begin d ,ernatic search
for the old gold and silver and copper
coins Of this country. II / can succeed IN
getting one coin OF every issue of the
Cniged States government. shah have one
world and when IL IS completed 1t will be
ring a large sum. and the proceeds viii 90
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LIN THE VANGUARD OF THE NATIONAL W. G. T. y


TIE s. b
D. OF Chicago
part oi
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MOTEL ARRiv

wAGNER's band. Madison park, today
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charges Fswf1fg II
e.e sf~sss II
ard a. k3n trass q
10 4s.sr..l on frryrl
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ma. ts'ss~. Ar0fa.a
- III aTv ara seseaNs
eatt3 i@a t!ng fae =
fl,lsa an haaiE..F e.
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IN IS
1t
be of
go f world
ne
little fret discouraged turn jeremiah Kills. and straight
brides life that permitted
but one
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Write Your Sympisms

S1rs5 AZ h9ms s.f1est
ter : s&zzis zse @Rrsssg
dealings Tae 7nrs@g &
leFgosl Gs rer asx =
fancy ~ eating ga tfs@
sns assra $ WaTtra asa r
rletsA Consultation 2
mat.
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: I , r r . Y
49, assa.sx s-,-s2R

gree. SEATTLE Separate roaFus sGr "a -
sEs gentlemen. Nos Il = u sH4 ~
Hn&ss =, - a H.. 80 ard - .. "a.
Sundays fru~n - - y 4 III
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rAf fraa .sr,. Fyaps ssAs
FG!fr@. ssreaFz sgEes
Iungs All ar ~ 49, x
saslsrfl q fFeA n. fsls.
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r'Hs'frg - re Western Central i.ss-
SMoa Wednesday evening. there wac
@77sa1e s.sr seem over s1e published
@tai TIA; ra-'rcat contractor was
q@ag g .TrsT'er, 1spa reese ~ ssoTk oa
Afirs ns9o sf5ie~ - road rear Car
z4A 'aove ts9t ~eo& saetcitslt wh3:e "a
asS'ae's i VAS he!3 ~ lbe an.o@
Safre se-e ene"sA white laao.ers -
~afh asa t5e egpate3 announce
- ce--r1-'e-s iuter'sav - r@a-
- "ss.sassys US warmly denounced u
81 b srege ''s-a :Ast LABOR s'c1g'i-'-
- AsAHas vac aaft>.rr 8ettls7gs :
3 we'd So tsat eAe~s vas 20 violation
- a-3en ct'st~a-. t4@ov law.
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OR fua TssseuE<- steamer Na=2 =
leaves sNr sS&ss~sy pYeet anf ~ s~rr.s
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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-06-16
The CarOlineS.

The Philippines are not the
only group of Spain's Pacific pos
sessions that should claim u at
tention. In the Ladrones or Ma
riana Islands, the PeIews and the
Carolines she has archipelagos that
are of Importance to her, and to
us might be particularly desirable
for bridging the GAP between
Hawaii and the Asiatic coast.
The Carolines have a special in
terest for US as being for many
years the scene of the abors of
American missionaries who were
finally compelled to leave Ponape
on account of Spanish unfriendli..
ness to them. When the dispute
which arose between Germany and
Spain regarding the ownership of
the Carolines had been submitted
by agreement to the Pope as arbi-
ter, and had by him been decided
in Spain's favor, our Government
notified the Madrid authorities that
the rights of our missionaries in
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-06-16

Bad management keeps more people
in poor circumstances than any other
n cause. 70 be successful one must
look ahead and plan ahead SO that
when a favorable opportunity presents
itself he is ready to take advantage of
it. A little forethought will also save
much expense and valuable time. A
prudent and careful man will keep a
bottle of Chamber1ain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoa Remedy in the house.
the shiftless fellow will wait until me-
cessity compeis it and then ruin his
best horse going for a doctor and have
a big doctor bill t. pay besides; one
pays out 25 cents, the other is out a
hundred dollars and then wonders WHY
his neighbor is getting richer while he
is getting poorer. For sale by NJ. E.
Robinson & Bro, and Miller's Fhar-
macy. in Goldsboro, and by Jno. r.
Smith ut Mt. Olive
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-06-16

was seriously afflicted with a cough
for several. years, and last fall had a
more severe cough than ever before. ]
have used many remedies without re-
ceiving much relief, and being recon.
mended to try a bottle of Chamber
Iain's Cough Remedy. by a friend, who,
knowing me to be a poor widow, gave
it to me, [ tried it, and with the most
gratifying results. The first bottle re-
lieved me very much and the second
bottle has absolutely cured me. I have
not had as good health for twenty
years. [ give this certificate without
solicitation, simply in appreciation of
the gratitude felt for the cure effected.
Respectfully, MRS. MARY A. BEARD,
Ark. Sold by M. E. Robin
son q Bro, andMiiler's Pharmacy, in
Goldsboro, and by Jno X Smith. at Mt.
Olive.