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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-30
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE-Sheriff's sale Of real estate.
Stale of Washington, County Of King.
IS. Sheriff's Office
BY virtue of an order OF sale issued out
of the honorable Superior Court OF King
County. on the slst day OF May, 1899. by
the clerk thereof, in the case of First Ma
tional Bank OF Seattle. plaintiff, versus G.
A. Nodine and Ella NJ. Moline. defendants
No. 26,.N. and to me- as sheriff. directed
and delivered:
Notice is hereby given, That will pro-
coed 10 sell to the highest bidder for
cash. within the hours prescribed by law
for sheriff's sales. to-wit At 10 O'Clock IL.
m. on the 18th day of July. A. ID. 1899
before the courthouse door OF said
King county, in the state OF Washington.
all the right. title and interest OF the said
defendants in and to the following de-
Srined property, to-wit:
The east one-half (E. ~ OF lots one a.
and two ca in block three CD of Whites
addition To the city of Seattle. Wash. tsaid
property having been heretofore levied
upon and attached by the sheriff of said
King county,. levied on as the property Of
defendants 10 satisfy a Judgment amount
ing to sixty-eight and 7a-io0 dollars in ia
vor of the plaintiff and cost Of suit.
Dated this Sth day of June 1899
A. T. VAN DE. vANTER,
Sheriff.
BY T. +. BURKE Deputy.
Attorney. Jas. Kiefer.
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Eoa EXCHANGE Or eAIE.

water power and mining
enterprise cana completed. covering
large body ef good land. all clear. price.
Ss.aNs exchange fer other property and
assume mortgage. Box -. Victoria.
b 6.
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wANTED-NIsCELL
SEATTLE MESSENGER CO, ga Second
wai,ts 20 deliver your package. prompt
service guaranteed: ring o. X. box or
phone Main 10.
WANTED-t;rocer's delivery horse har-
ness. top WAGON. cheap for cash: must be
III good condition. Baker Bros. CO.'S t'irs.
avenue.
WANTED-To buy large fireproof safe
RaSer Il Morgan, +s Occidental avenue
WANTtti-tiood piano for cash. Inquire
fs24 Jackson street
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DIR. ADDIE SWAIN 10 one Of NJ -
liable trance mediums In your calys
ka miners testify to the coErec ID
her prophecies. on nle In once oos
ton guaranteed; palmistry rea0m
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WANrEp-Esrss-esass stove snaaanIer
none but nrst-esass man need Apply. Al
eion Iron Works Company, LA. VIC
teIia, b. G.
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AUTHORIZATIONS and .&snsesig,stsn
solicitor for special guhsscsstsrs AA>tnr
government authority. exetn-ses tertiary
liberal cantuslssicns 10 eaFssfss tksssn. ,sr-
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street. !aeorevs. Gsiii helpers anal slrsil
runners fos Cascade tunnel Wages s. &
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-15
Available Candidates

Besides the gentlemen who have
already announced themselves. or
allowed their names To be used in
connection with the candidacy for
the Legislature this fall, are mum
Der OF others no could be induced
to run Bro. Spratt, of Ri ,hlands,
who filed the bill last term. Mr.. j..
Saunders Gillespie, Rev. j. n Har.
man and number Of others have
been spoken of in this connection.
Another gentleman, we venture to
suggest, would make real true
representative, is Mr.. NJ H. Peery.
OF Burk7's Garden. He is n first
class man and might b.; persuaded
to make the race
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-15
Our Subscription List.

We had something to say last
week about our business under The
head Of No Sliding Sca'e." We
wish to add that we believe we have
the best subscription list of any
county paper in the State We don't
mean the largest, but the best. 9th
OF papers may lave r.ore names than
we have, but we deny that any pa
per has n better list of subscribers
than has the News Ne solicit ONLY
the best. 1t is an easy matter to
crowd the list of paper with
names but n very difficult thing 90
secure a list of paying, bona fide
subscribers, who take the paper BIO
cause they appreciate it, and not
people who patronize the paper he
cause it owes them, or because they
with it and want to give
1t something or collect debt. Our
list o. patrons is made up of the
best people of the country, and is
worth on the whole one hundred
cents on the dollar. We carry no
campaign lists, "or dead heads Ours
Is just such list rs this is what ad.
appreciate.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-15
Prosperity and Strikes.

1t is said that strikes are eviden-
ces of losperity. That we do net
hear of them during panics is true
Now that we are having strikes in
many different sections of the coun-
try and trouble and worry in still
other sections, is said TO be an evi.
dence that the country is prosper
Gus. But what is the cause of the
strikes! If the country is prosper.
Gus why are not the meE content?
Is 1T because they are greedy and
want more than their Just share?
We think the cause is easily found.
The laborers are not sharing in the
prosperity of the country. When the
demands Of the mills. mines aud
factories increase, aid the owners of
the mills, mines and factories get
larger incomes from their invest
ments the operations do not share
In the increase, but are continued at
the same low wages paid during dull
times. This is true everywbere.
In the coal fields for instance, they
are paying the miners the same as
they received during the panic and
hard times of several years past.
Henre the siises. Notwiths and
Ing the cost OF living increases tie
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-15
q "a 3 ~ q RTA.
Bears the = Inc Kind You Have Always Bought
Ct GMNzt4Z ENzZu
Three EroEA the COOLER State.

Three From the Goober State.
He WIZ the undecidest
Nv emmy mortal critter;
Ho lowed ~ how he loved a gal
But never did he get 'er:
lie lowed he could support a wife
En- then he lowed he couldn't:
He lowed Cz how he oughter wed
An then he lowed he wouldn't.
In politics hit wuz the same:
One day he wuz fur tariff,
The mex he lowed he'd change his
min;
He said he didn't care if
The Guy ment taxed the whole blamed
WORT
No reason why it shouldn't.
He lowed he'd vote Republican,.
En- then he lowed he wouldn't.
Religion. too. he'h talk erbout:
BaptiZin' Ell backSlidin';
10 day his doctrines praises shout
Tomorrow j s deridn'
One time he WAS Il Methodist
En- mex time Shout he couldn't
one minnit lowed that he'd be
darucd'
En- then he lowed he wouldn't
H.
II our present verb is teach"
And in past YOU call il taught
Why not when tie presents preach"
Write tie pas; rs rightly ''pranght?"
While the Yesterday OF reach"
CcIrcsp9ndingly is ''raught?"
II to-day the waters freeze"
And last winter time il %rroze'
Then the present action squeeze"
In the past would turn to .'squoZe."
Ana If there's past to these"
Isn't il just as APPLY "thoseY"
II the present TOO. is Steak"
Aid the past of speak" is spoke"
When YOU Use the ancient "eke."
in the past you call il ''oke."
md if anything you seek
When you've found ii then it's
soak"
There was n noted LID.
belonging TO the +. F. V,
y I.CInber of the G.. O. T.,
Whose son was in the L. s. V.
III sold the son things +. o. b.
| wouldn't ship them c. o. d..
But sent letter viz:
y bill. note. ''R. $. V. p"
He hadn't paid . single SOU
tncn decided what I'd 90:
/ wrote: Il hold your /. O u;
Will see your father p. q. a."
Full quickly, then this L. s. v.
For fear the irate LID.
Niiglr cock his monthly NJ. O. T..
Enclosed his check for twenty-;hrce.
Atlanta Journal.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-15
The Supreme Motive.

Rev. Mr.. johnson, pastor Of the
Christian church, delivered a dis
course from his pulpit here on last
Sunday morning, which was cal
culated to do "a great deal of good
TO those who heard it. We believe
the majority of the readers of the
NEWS are processing christians
and for the benefit of such as are
interested, we give a brief synop-
sie of this splendid sermon. We
recognize that the NEWS speaks
each week to five thousand, or
more people, and among these
many of the best Of our land, who
are interested in other things than
partisan politics, and who want to
live right, and it is doubtful wheth.
er discussions of partisan politics.
as usually INDUCED in by the sec
ular papers promote morality and
make men better.
Mr.. johnson said in part that the
teXtsct forth the chief, supreme mo-
tive which should actuate christian
people in all their conduct. That
1t is motive, which determines the
good or evil, the strength or weak
ness, of human action, in most
cases, and that men who want to
do right cannot ignore this fact.
The honor and glory of the Master
should be, and OF necessity must
be, the supreme motive Of all that
a christian man says or does. No
step should be taken or action per
formed without first asking "What
would Jesus do under like circum-
stanceS!n
If man is an editor, physician.
lawyer, ban ker, clerk, farmer, mer-
chant, or what not, he should and
must, If he wants to do right and
inherit eterHal life, be moved and
influenced by the motives of the
text. And, the preacher said, tins
is entirely practical. A man can
play tennis, fish, hunt, practice
law, medicine, edit a paper, sell
goods, teach school, all for the
glory of the Master and should do
so. This duty, religious vows and
calling, happiness, growth and all
demand that he shall. If all pro
Tossing christians should adopt
this course, and they ought to,
what changes there would be!
This is brief and imperfect
synopsis OF a fine sermon, which
we submit to our readers for their
consideration.
Snch "A sermon j, worth tbous.
ana preached Oh some unim 2ortant
doctrinal difference, or directed
against other denominasin,~.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-15
Excursion Tickets.

"Ever' day" until September 30,h
the Norfolk x We tern Railway will
sell excursion tickets to Cresson, PA
Niagara Falls, Elmira, Watkins Glen,
jamestown, Long Branch, Atlantic
City and Cape May, n J.
VII.
Hagerstown and Pennsylvania Rtil-
road. Tickets are limited to Octo-
tober 31st, 1899, and good to stop
off at Luray, Natural B,idge, The
GrottOes, or summer resorts along
the line of the Norfolk Il Western
Railway. Apply to any ticket agent
\. * W. Ry, or to
W. Il. BEVIL.
Gen. Pass. Agent,
Roanoke, Va.
NOTICE.
Positively no riding, driving, hunt.
ing, or tresSpaSsing of any kind
allowed on my lands.
G.. III. PEERY.
May2G 1y. Kelly. Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-15

price of labor does not increase TO
any appreciable extent The men
feel and know that they are not get
ting "A fair dividend on their invest
ment and hence strike. Where the
country becomes really and 'ruly
prosperous, when men get Il fair
living price for their labor, then
strikes will cease. No country can
be said to be prosperous where the
operators aud contractors are getting
all the money.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-15
COMMERCIAL CoyrnAcr-PER MoyT
6 Candle power light

Meter service ! , ceutS10OO Watt hours
equivalent to y cent. per lamp per hour)
\ minimum meter rate of Sl.00 per
month will be charged on meter service.
ThIrty-tw0 candle power lights rate
as two 10 candle power hight.
Bills will be payable at the office on
the first day of each month. Ifnot paid
the light service will be discontinued TO
the property OF delinquent.
TAzEwELL ELECTRIC COMPANY.
Aug. 23, 1899.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-15

We publish communication in
another column from Mr.. w. NJ.
Minter, OF Pocahontas, and wish to
say that we do not agree with him
III all he says As we see it now we
cannot endorse the course OF the
Southwest Company. We readily
aud gladly accord them all the credit
due for what they have d,.no in de-
velopiDg this county, but when thew
undertake to pr"hib'i the labo,ing
men FROM Lettering their condi.io, S.
or to infringing upon their rights
they cannot expect, and should MT
hav' the sup polt of ne, people.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-15
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1893
Watch the Republicans.

The Republican State Committee
of Virginia has issued an address
with respect to the Legislative cam
paign in the state, which the Rich
mond Dispatch Analyses as follows:
The Democrats of Virginia are too
well acquainted with shady tactics
of the honest elections" howlers of
the state TO be deceived or misled 10y
by any of tLeir so called addresses
but the warning Of the Dispatch is
timely and Will be appreciated:
at is paper addressed to their
local authorities, and it advises them
to make no nominations this year,
either for the state senate or house
of delegates The alleged reason for
this recommendation is that our
election law is unfair The clear
intent, however, IS TO encourage in
dependent democrats to enter the
field in as many localities as posi-
BILE.
THAT is an old game of their par
ty, and the attempt has been made
more than once to play it on us. The
committee does not claim that it has
the power to decree that no nomina-
tons shall be made, and it only
urges and advises that each field
be left clear for the democratic eau
didates:
'These tactics ought not TO avail
them. In any county or city where
it is found that two democratic chr
didates are going to divide the party
strength quite equally. the odds
will he about five to one that at tke
last moment practicable the repub.
licans will come out with nominee
for whom the entire party vote will
be thrown. Our people cannot for
get that there have been such prac-
tlces in the past; nor ought they 10
be easily convinced that they will |
not be repeated this year.
"a. for the filings the committee
makes against the democratic ma.
chine and the Virginia election law
we have but to remember that they
are followers and, presumably, al |
mires of that great election ref0rmer,
MIR. Hanna. Being pupils of that
immaculate statesman, we can un-
derstand how their tender hearts
are wrung with anguish Mt the
thought of an election system which
does not infallibly return republican
candidates.
''We do not think the committees
address will unstring anybodv's
nerves. The democrats of Virginia
will probably continue to manage
their party affairs without reference
to what threy threaten to do or not
to do. just now we are having
lively campaign for the Senatorial
nomination, but it is not whit
warmer than most Of those which
have taken place in other states.
where our ancient enemies have
found us firmly united to confront
them when the day of battle came.
Indeed. good many Of our fellows
who are letting off steam noy will
be found in better fighting condition
next November than they have been
in for many years"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-15

Under the present existing state
of things there is nothing left for
the DEMOCRATS TO do but bold "A con
yeDt;on aud nominate a candidate
fer the legislature We trust they
will do tins and n inmate straight
oIt. true Democrn'
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-15
The Drill Season.

IL. !. lOke is detained at his
home OF account Of sickness i'm his
family. His sample wheat drill is
here, and will be shown, and in
formation given by j. Nj. Coffee.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-15

Some quite severe criticisms has
been made to US OH the editorial of
week before last. in which we COM
mented upon 4 pulpit ut:arance of
Rev. Mr.. French. We shall have
something to say further on the
subject next week.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-15

Ge. your book bags, books inks, states,
tablets, copy books, &C., from Dodd s.
co. lie has supply of all the free
school books and many others.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-15

The schools open next week. Dodd
q Co. have all necessary books, &c.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-15

Johnny, get your books, your states,
and pencils, &c, from Dodd 81 Co.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-15

All school p les can be hid at
Dodd & Cos.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-15
FOR YOUNG LADIES
ROANOKE, VA.

Opens Sept. 18th. 1899. One of the
leading Schools for Young Ladies in the
South. Magazines Buildings, all modern
improvements. Campus ten acres. Grand
mountain scenery in Valley of Va,
famed Tor health. European and Amori-
can teachers. Fullcourse. Superior nd =
vantage in ART and Music. Students
from twcnty-Seven States. For cntaloy
address the Pre- Il ent-
MATTE II. HARRIS, Roam O Ike, Va
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q n SIT @
Bears tho ~ The Kind You i,..e Always bougs
d &MASlZI
, 1899-02-09
A HORSE BILL.

Mr.. Condit of johnson county has
introduced a bill providing for the
capture and sale of estray horses and
mules found upon the open range of
the state which will bear close and
careful consideration. The first sec
ito declares all the estrays found up
on the range to be the property of the
state. The range is divided into three
districts. The governor is authorized
and it is made his duty to appoint on
or before the first day of April, A. d.
1899, and thereafter annually, a suit
able person thoroughly familiar with
stock brands and of good character,
who shall have authority to roundup,
gather or hold estray horses and mules
found upon the open range, and who
shall thereafter duly advertise for a
space of thirty days in a newspaper
of general circulation in the county in
which said horses and mules are gath
cred, and if from more than one coun-
ty. then in all the counties in which
said animals are gathered.
The officer holding said stock shall
deliver the same to any person having
a lawful claim thereto, upon such per,
son submitting satisfactory proof OF
his ownership. and upon payment tc
the officer of such claimants pro rata
, 1899-02-09

Representative Condit of Johnson
county has introduced a bill providing
for the appointment of a stock inspect
or in the several counties, to be paid
from the general fund of the county the
same as other officers, the salary to be
800 per month. If this act should
become a law it would be an additional
bonus to the stockmen of SIS, 600. I'm
der this bill it shall be the duty of the
stock inspector to inspect all shipments
of stock made by the railroad from the
county in which he shall be employed,
as well as all trail herds from or
through said county, and to cut out
from all such shipments or herds any
and all stock not bearing the brand Of
the rerson making such shipment or
drive, or for which he cannot show au-
thority satisfactory to the inspector TO-:
Including in such shipment or drive.
, 1899-02-09

A bill has been introduced in the
legislature providing for the publica,
ton of 5000 copies of a book similar
to the State of Wyoming" book issued
by Secretary of State Charles w. Bur
dick, which made such a tremendous
hit. There are now on file in the office
of the secretary of state applications
for $500 copies of this work. These
applications come from all sections OF
the country and it is of vast Importance
that they should be filled. Almost daily
the secretary is ereciving Inquiries
concerning the state and it's resources
and this book, with its wonderful fund
of information, is the best possible
advertisement which the state could
send out.
, 1899-02-09

A New York paper tells us that the
supreme court of that state is soon to
be called upon to decide whether or
not angels have wings. a suit having
been brought against a tombstone deal.
er because of the figure of an angel con-
tracted for was wingless. Here in Den.
yer we are inclined 10 think all angels
are wingless, but the New Workers. who
see them in horse shows and grand
opera undress have better opportuni-
ties to acquire information upon that
point than we of the modest west
Denver Post.
, 1899-02-09

Duke Roberts of Parma is going to
sue the italian government, claiming as
his private property the immense IL
brary at Parma. This library, which
was carried to Parma from Lucques in
1s49 by Charles II, Duke Roberts
grandfather, contains many exceeding
and precious illustrated volumes of
great value. The duke demands their
restitution to him or an indemnity of
1,50O, 900 lire.
, 1899-02-09

A Sussex laborer who was giving ev-
idence in a case of m~anslaughter arts
ing out of a quarrel of two companions,
n of whom had killed the other with
his pickax. gave the following lucid
description of the act: You see, he
pecked he with a peck and he pecked
he with a peck, and if he's pecked he
as hard with his peck as he pecked he
with his peck, he'd a killed he instead
o. he KILN O. he."-London Chronicle.