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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-29

FIRST Avenue Hallway Company to
~ Allowed Tn Fufnli It's Promises.

ne Troubles o, the First Avenue Rail-
~ Company took Sudden turn far the
Atser last ssirht et q meeting held By the
REPRESENTATIVE residents OF Queen Anne
-. at the Queen Anne Club house. In
uaaA az nasrsorfa sing TIA city council in
nkly as:ian In regard 10 fgrfrstlng the iran
sa5e Of the cable company ana asking
4ssn To russ IRE matter 10 = speedy sson-
M9xl they prepared q petition. which
~ - rrs~n.ed 70 tns eessncil ~ i's nsxs
4eths, asking that body 20 postpone sir-
g 10 prsnsiTsl efforts FOR tnprev ernens
ire service
Al the meeting la~s nlsh, Charles r.
uaSe presided. aad Howard Jos.tn acted
~ SECRETARY The petition formed the
Fscsrss fss.'e far discussion. and AFTER
NnS aeseysFi, was signed by nearly thirty
Fssfssts The petition in tart Is 70 the
ses TIA. q COMMITTEES 81 sven, appoint
several weeks ago seok un TIE matter
having batter service furnished very
my Win NJ EISeht. president q are
|de assured she committee that q service
EStesshs 81 demands wos7ii BE- speedily
- s*Asis that rew cable Rad bern or
E%a ard sog.a - itass a5,esi by FeSs t4ary
IN she nasaafsr1@ a cable had hsess Sc
NSH Tar temporary Nss, ard every efToff
Ss1sla er tNsed 90 operate the read Until
e new rafAla arrived
fas oosnsnltsea reported sSss Is - not
~zsss shet fae unsatisfactory operation
sAs nal esitesii Re attributed 20 The rev
asss~nrnt @hieh ou.y took csratrai 81
e sferesty January Is.
z - sslowing three wee~ appointed 81
E~<Ts TIE petition To tAe council, Charles
xscp. '
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SYNOPSIS
Seattle LEGAL Report-.Maxlmum temper
ature. 70 degrees: minimum. a. mean. a..
Weather, cloudy. rain. .9z o. an inch.
GEORGE N SALISBURY.
Section Director. Weather Bureau.
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Nervous Dyspepsia
10 Gain Flesh. to Sleep Well. to know
What Appetite and Coed
Digestion Mean.
MAKE A TEST OF STUARTs DYS-
PERSIA TABLETS

No trouble Is nlose common or more mis-
Understood than nervous dyspepsia. Peo-
pie having Il think their nerves are TO
blame ard are surprised that they are not
or the mischief is lost sight OF. The stoEn-
aeh - the organ to he looked afser.
Nervous dvspeptics often do not haya
any pain whatever IN the stomach nar
perhaps any Of the usual symptoms Of
stomach weakness. Nervous dyspepsia
shows Itself 30, Ia the stomach 50 much
as tn nearly every organ. In some eases
the heart ralrsstates and IL irregular: in
ethsrs the kidneys are affected. in others
the bowels are conss3p pa ted. with head
aches: stan others are troubled with loss
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Special Dispatches TO observation-disclosures
NE.AH BAY. Jan. 2s.-4 p. ui---Barogne-
ter a0.3i. cloudy. wind sezt ~ mites. IN
ward-str wasaienaw. s.sg q m. bk IN
tow Pioneer. 2:5e p. u. Ia straits. bound
out--A four-mast schr. Tugs Car and
Boyden in bay.
Cf.AL-LAA, Jan. 81 3. m.-Caim:
light rain. thick IN straits
pYSHT. Jan. st p m--<-loady; calm.
CRESCENT. Jan. ST. p. m.-karome-
ter. 800: cloudy wind west three miles.
calm. In bay-Bk Cheney and sh Mont
EomeryShire.
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SAN FKANCISCO. Jan. 2s~Ths United
States snip Ranger. now at Mare island.
VIII at once be prepared to go into COM
mission. She has been detailed to make
deep sea scunSfngs between Honolulu and
Guam. and Guam and Manila. the object
In view BEING the survey Of suitable cable
route. Soundinas have already been taken
between San Francisco and Honolulu
Commander Belkuap viii have charge Of
the Ranger. with Lieut.. II. 81. Hodges as
executive officer
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CHEYENNE. wy>. Jar. sf.-TAe Ma
tsenaa Association g Miners Ssenc.g.tss! sffa
coassssseEas59a - President r%axrAs re-
part ard approves tie Ss2-~- AFTER far
xaer F@wE3N~ sssssassess Ferdinand W
Peek ,is'l3sgFra al address ~. a&e Paris
exposition
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TRENTON. n. j.. Jan. g7.-Artlcles of
Incorporation were fled with the secre-
tary OF state today OF the Rubber Goods
Manufacturing Company" with the au-
fhorized capital Of tS00ag00 The incor-
porators are mostly New Workers The
company fs 10 manufacture and deal in
all kinds OF rubber goods,
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
sssssS States Coast and Geodetio
survey.

!. e sns heights - hlsa sna lew waters
- re ears of SEATTLE.
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yANpERgtLr-rsfa WEDDING.
February Set ss she hay. At the
0~irtchs Restaepe~.

NEW YORK. gAa zt-~Tae World says
ia. TIE the fxess Ter sae 49, sagx az N-s1
ssus X SsnseEstSf. sr.. ard agSs VsEg<nsa
BAR Is T~zesssss. ASH. 4 a; she gsxsssstsse
~ Nj. ard MIA Herman Ce-gscsAs - sAss
CITY
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$3.50 Ass ~ss1&5set er<s.a ne 4A:ps.a \.
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"a. - tbs -~ss1H xAra 4, .r-t
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essa 49,. hFs- 2--Ar1F~. :. Essl ssss~an. "a
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- g. - .ss@s4 la ,Aesl gsassa * ssS,tA ~
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CHRfTfANfA. Jan. 97.-United States
Senator knute Nelson, OF Minnesota
exposition. and q. 7. Thorpe, OF Chicago
have been gazetted Knights of st. Olaf
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~ f@sa &nA appetite w9sA aryssssvzlEs tons
of Szs. sour gss3sssS ara heartburn
II ss S@f@ - say EAat S4gA~f's Dgxp%pssa
Tables W. cssgs aGs stomach wea kresS
81 s1Y@@sse exegps cstncer ~ sAe xsosrsa b.
Trey CaFe ~0t&r StaFGsch gas boss ~ sasa
zH2 appetite Sze~EteSsHeSs. rSsarsfAs5cn
hear ss.srt1. constipation All .eszs=ez,-
SerA sar vafuaAts a;tle hoax ~ stomach
DISEASES ~ addressing r r stuart t.a.
NsrssaN, Arh. All druggists sell Fuly-
sszssf packages at r. cf~ts Pro- FFps~4
" Becker a. n. fhA we1t-E-1xa ~esfssse,s
work. an3 writer - s. tsos8s. Secretary
e fEa - tss s~ Ee2~ff = 80 f5ss~ezsr Meth
odsss grsures. CNl~f C9eyk ana Exassrt Ac-
eeHz ,S-t srr tse s2z-sc- sns gas~f Corr
yrsssser- Ps1AAtr serrnfz~7- Fcr fAs g. r0u.s
ScASet Patrons Association Mr4 30 fsf&-
tTfe; Conference es StssK~ts us fhe u
f-au-en, also takes A. zrttve as~t IN re
w.sFk - $50 E-sserts 3zezEss% swst - ~~ssF
~ - E*osss ae5 sSmr2ss@nAi rsc5rs <a~ sss--
erAs magazines. Ecw - found resf4< -
sssSSf toad .N rs S@a - svaS
Ss-1z @e3kS xse gsx b~otNe~ ses-ss -
saw something aSo-fT Indigestion sas s2s-
s-s sss frgrs hts Dscges sad Try ssn-
s~Fs TsSlss, 7 5f8 ard wax promptly
re.Eswe3 TNsz invssc rated sNe nature
oe tAs taNsess arr became s&fxeess fha.
t-~v xere -~sfs - tust ire rsxAs ,sys1rs
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ao-s@ she-a II NJ -~~p~cts. AID kssD sAaE
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Sx-~tas D%sz-strA ~ ssFe Fesst-s - sS33xwyssns-
NORTH YAKIMA Isn ~@.-T~e Yakima
"a gssGa2E SsE1EsY szstSs sslAas 80 Esxexs =
lAss AGA a. Is~ YAKIMA aStsa ~ - a.arl
xna1At efa-e-. s-ste nFatfaE TIA z--Ase.xa1y
e - birth .. Saa~-x 6gySa.
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Manufacturer. WIN Meet in no.,ou

CINCINNATI, jar. 1.-THE rexs con-
vention OF the National Manufacturers,
Association viii be held In Boston. next
January.
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LOST.
FINANCIAL

UNLIMITED FUNDS TO loan on choics
farm property IN ha lsas and Oklahoma
tl-i0S 10 Sedgwick block. Whine *
Whine Ils-.r
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ROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES
a and neutrality-suspicious. Of the
Interior, Office of Indian Affairs, Wash
ington, D. C., March 80. 1899. Sealed pro-
or transportation, etc, as the case may
be, and directed to the Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs 1902 State street, Chicago,
III, will be received until l o'clock p: m.
for the Indian Service, beef, flour, bacon.
beans, coffee, sugar, rice, tea, and other
articles of subsistence; also for boots and
shoes, groceries, soap. baking powder,
crockerv, agricultural implements, paints,
oils, glass, tinware, wagons, harness,
leather, shoe findings. Saddlery, etc, hard
ware, school and medical supplies, and
long list of miscellaneous articles; also
bids for the transportation of such Of the
articles, goods and supplies as may not be
contracted for 10 be delivered at the
agencies. Sealed proposals, Endorsed.
Proposals for blankets, wooden and cot
ton goods, clothing, etc." as the case may
be. and directed 10 the Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs, Nos. Il and IS Wooster
Street, New York City, viii be received
until o'clock, P. m: Of TUESDAY, May ~
1899, for furnishing for the Indian Service,
blankets. wooden and cotton goods, cloth
ing, notions, hats and caps Bids must
be made out on Government blanks
Schedules giving all necessary infOrma-
ton for bidders will be furnished on appli-
cation to the Indian Office, Washington,
d. C; Nos. u and 70 Wooster Street. New
York City: or 1902 State Street. Chicago.
Ill; the CommiSsaries of Subsistence, L.
6. A. az Cheyenne, LeaVenworth. Omaha,
ST Louis and San Francisco; the post
masters at Sioux City. YanktOn, Arkansas
City. Caldwell. Topeka. Wichita and Tue
SON Bids VIII be opened at the hour and
DAYS above stated. and bidders are invited
to be present at the opening. The Depart
ment reserves the right TO determine the
point Of delivery and 10 reject any and all
bids, or any part OF any bid.
". \. JONES' Commissioner.
li9-17t
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PROPOSALS

BIZ ! Giles.
PER GONAJ,
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MALE HELP WANTED-Men to learn
barber trade Eight weeks completes
Tools presented. Positions guaranteed.
Write today for catalogue. Moler Barber
College, St Louis. 4-q-5t
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from the Philippines. Contains an Off
cal history of our War With Aguin-
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presented Mr.. Halstead by the insurgent
chieftain, and reproduced in ali the orig
nal colors. GoFgeously illustrated with
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pages; size. Ix10; maps in colors; only
$50 Outfits free and ready this week
Address The Dominion Company, Dept.
!, Chicago. A, 4 6. 8, Il, 13
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CLASSIFIED
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\. ]. WADDEL'S BUFF ROCKS a. ~
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THE RUTLAND ROADS TAXES
LIKELY TO BE SUBMITTED TO A
REFEREE FOR DECISION.
Purely Legal Question, Depending Upon
the Construction of tn c Corporation
Tax LAW, and UnHttcd for
Trial By Jury.


II now seems probable that the suit of
the Rutland Railroad company VS.. Con-
stable II. T.. Sails, which is pending i'm the
Rutland County Court and which was cx-
pcct,d to be tried this week, will be sub
mitted upan an agreed statement Of facts
or upon the report of Il ccfcree covering
such facts as can not be agreed upon in
stead of being tried by jury
The only question in the case is wheth-
err or not tho real estate of the Rutland
Railroad company standing in the grand
list of the city of Burlington is subject
to local taxation.
PRICE to 1894 the real estate Of a. call
road company operating the road was OK
empt from local taxation and in lieu Of
such taxation, the company was required
to pay Il tax directly to the State upon its
entire road and appurtenances All the rca |
estate of a RAILROAD company not used in
operating its road was, prior to 1894, SUBJ
ject to local tax stion.
In 1894 the tax law was so amended as
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-04-13

1T had been doctoring and using patent
medicines for about year and half, be-
ing unable to work most OF the time. The
doctor said | had heart disease and in
digestion. IT began with u choking and
oppressed feeling in the chest; later on |
was troubled with a hungry feeling, and
I seemed TO be raw from my throat clear
down into my stomach. My appetite was
unusually poor, and | was as weak ana
nervous as though had been starved out
for months. My heart kept throbbng
continually and | was short of breath.
Finally | wrote to you for advice and You
Informed me that had Indigestion and q
torpid liver. | did not think your
diagnosis was right, but ordered six bot
ties of Golden Medical Discovery" from
you and began its use. After using three
bottles | began to improve slowly and
soon went to work, and have been work
ing ever since
Similar cases could be multiplied. 1t is
noticeable that in almost all these case,
resort has been had to Or. PeIcc's treat
nent after other medicines have failed to
give relief and doctors fees have been
paid in vain.
at is with pleasure that tell you what
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-04-13
Discoveries in the Antarctic.

It is natural perhaps that The mysteries
of the Arctic Sosion should nave attracted
an absorbing degree of attention from cX-
plorers in view Of the fact thar the eSeat-
or part Of the land on the earth's sur
face is in the northern hemisphere, but
recent developments will undoubtedly
serve to secure for the Antarctic CcRion
that degree of attention from scientists
and other inquircrs which it deserves. A
brief cable despatch from Montevidco to
the Brooklyn Standard Union contains the
announcement Of the return 20 Patagonia.
Of the steamer Belgca, having ON board
the De Gerlache Antarctic expedition. Ac-
cording to DR.. Frederick a. Cook, the sur
eeon of the expedition, the voyage OF the
party was a complete success. lie an
nouncos that much now land IN the We'd
dell sea and open water to the far south
were discovered The party were ice
bound for two months and lost number
Of men by accident but none through
sickness,
These are all the details at hand con-
corning one Of the most important eXplor-
Ations undertaken in recent years. The
Belgica expedition left Antwerp on Aug
ust 16, 1877, bound FOX the Antarctic re-
gon and having on board twenty-one
men, with provisions for two years. TAe
scientific staff consisted Of a geologst, a
lieutenant of artillery, In charge of the
magnetic and meteorological oil serva tons,
an expert dredger and physician. II
was expected that the Belgica would
reach the Antarctic about the middle OF
October, 1897, and that after pushing as
far south as the SEA Of George ~, she
would return some time in March, 1883
making her way TO Melbourne Australia
where the ship would be rehttcd,
1t was supposed that the expedition
would encounter many perlls, and this
possibility led to the selection of the Bel
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-04-13
WINOOSKI
BANK

From its careful management has not
met with loss from any loan made dur
ing the last twenty years.
Deposits made during the first five days
of any month will draw interest from the
first day of that month. Deposits made
after the fifth day of any month will draw
interest from The first day of the next
month
Interest is credited depositors January
LIST and July LIST, compouudiug semi-an-
nually The rate of interest paid to de-
posters by all savings banks in this state
is limited by law to four per cent. until its
surplus amounts to ten per cent. Of it
deposits, when an extra dividend is to
be made.
No interest is allowed by law to be paid
on deposits III excess Of two thousand dol
lars except it be on deposits by widows,
orphans. administrators, executors, guar
dams, charitable or religious institutions.
or on trust funds deposited by order OF
court.
The Bank pays all taxes in this State
on deposits of fifteen hundred dollars or
less.
Y ERMONT LOANS SOLICITED.
Due depostors including interest
Jan. l, $3.50, 225 20
surplus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. =, o5S a
Deposits and surplus. $50, SIS a
OFFICERS-S. II. Weston, President;
Ormond Cole, Treasurer.
TRUSTEES-S H. Weston, J. =. Small
Q. p. Ray, A. :. Stevens, Ormond Cole, f.
G. Mower, Samuel Bigwood,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-04-13

DIR. r. '. Pierce, Buffalo, y. Y.
The advice offered free by DR. Pierce
represents the skill and experience OF spe-
cialism without its fees. As chief con-
sulting physician of the lnvalids' Hotel
and Surgical Institute Buffalo. y. Y, aid
ed by his associate staff Of nearly score
of specialists, Dr. Pierce has treated and
cured thousands of people every year for
more than thirty years His wide expert
enCe. his familiarity with the phenomena
of disease, his exceptional success in treat
ment, are the best guarantees that can lie
offered of help and hope to even the most
hopeless sufferer
Accept no substitute for Golden Medi-
cal Discovery" A substitute is an i'm
position upon your good sense as well as
upon your purse.
$4,000 10
Have been given away in the form of vol
umes Of Or. Pierces Common Sense Med
cal Adviser. This great work is sent free
to all who send stamps to defray expense
of mailing only Exclusive of the stamps
the cost of this gift to DR.. Pierce last year
was COCO. This book has ZOOS pages
and over 100 Illustrations. and is suppl d
in cloth binding or paper covers. Send =
one-cent stamps for the paper-covered
book, or 81 stamps for the cloth-bound cd
iton. Address DR.. r, V. Pierce, Buff.
falo, n. Y.
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FOR CENSUS SUPERVISOR.
(From the Burlington News.)

Announcement is made by the ST. AL
bans Messenger, that walter Il. Gates Of
the Free Press is candidate for the 20
sitiOn Of census supervisor for this dis
trlct
In Announcing Mr.. Gates candidacy the
Messenger says
To newspaper men, Mr. Gates profess
sional ability and good nature are too well
known TO be commented upon. The pub
lie has more than general idea of his
merit from the many evidences Of it he
has produced in his ten years Of newspa-
per work in Burlington. He has. during
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-04-13
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.
Efforts to he Made to Control Tubercu-
losis-WOrk of tho Laboratory.

The State Board Of Health met at the
Van Ness House Thursday morning and
had a general discussion about the work
Of the laboratory and the action of the
different health officers of the state The
various health officers will be urged Ia
have the water supply of the different
towns examined at frequent intervals
whether suspected or not. An effort will
be made to control human tuberculosis
and information in regard to the disease
/ will be distributed in printed form.
The board authorized DR. Linsley to give
instruction in the laboratory to "A limited
number of students, either physicians Oh
undergraduates, each course to consist OF
four weeks The board were much plea sec
with the work of the laboratory and al
! the outlook for the futuCe. ana will in q
short time have some of the statistics OF
the work published in the newspapers
The next meeting will be held in this city
the last Of this month.
DR.. c. s. Caverly, Dr. T. Il, stiles, DR.
Fl. d. Holton, DR.. ]. II. Hamilton ant
Gov. f. c. Smith were present at the
meeting.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-04-13
HORSES AND HOR SEMEN.

The success of the Boston Horse show
is made doubly certain by the record
breaking list of entries made for the cx-
hibtion to be held in Mechanics building,
April II to -. There are 400 entries over
the record for the last Boston horse show
The Charter Oak futurty-l902 SO COl
stake--has caused a rush of inquiries and
nominations to be received already at Sec
rotary W. Il. Fasigs office,
Six stakes of $1,000 each have been open
ed by the Buffalo Driving club-W. p.
Taylor. president John Is. Sage, score
tary. The contest will be, best three in
five. The races will be held over the Fort
Erie track, and the classes will be for 2:l3
2:16 and 2:2t, trottels, and 2:09, 2;l7 and
2;25, PAGERS.
The Hon. William G. Whitney has fine
track on his farm at Westbury. Long Isl
and. He is very much Interested in the
thoroughbred. and q series of spring races
will be helI ut this track on April %
The horse show of the brooklyn Riding
ana Driving club will be held oa May A.
{ and q.