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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-25

106 SES1 1I6 N
~ aAA&-EAnMs AHD LAMBDA
1OR 1A11E-D acres. With = 0flo poefec1
water fr0nt 90 Eagle harboF. e4ooo -
| school. church and postofhce; cleared:
| ehar1. hsuse, sam. ne Wlliiaa Rsezn-
., o1ner. q BaIisy Suildias
| Farms FOR SALE IA Eastern ana
| Western Washington. + ehorrcck. -
Vest Columbia street
ron eALE-rour acrs vatss front:
| Kirkiand wnlian D. Psslaas. 11 nv
Yosk block.
| FOR oALk-0-Acre farm: spod soil: ase
| location; . bargain Box 50. Newcastle.
|
Dearbesn. - Union bieck.
ron sALn-ACnH TnAcTA
| TivE-xcRE TF1cfs-T ,oa van, any
Thing in small tracts near TIE city. either
iaysstnsnt Co.. iis coiunhis street. They
:t ri e ' ca. ssors saya:
elsewhere.
syE r.~ Ai 49, 49,, s'OuS eex1
fnes. receiver. g Heller building.
"a .-.-- 49,, l.-1 ~ $500 ,-.1 -
sefes ccai .an1' 81. iron on i rnsl,. N
1o1 sALe-rInDeR LA1D.
FOB sAEMssssIal u e e sae es a, q
man block.
T7MBER land for ..le-Four million feet
cn..,.-. -.--,,---,---..--,.------.-
for sale. ~ New York block.
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bargain. - New York block.
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F1HAxCIAI-noNEY 10 LOAN.
TUT. Nor,n~..,.rr M,,,u.I Iss. Insur.ncs
rnrnSnv nm cseS. iosns an WSii i'm.
proved CITY properly a low rates AL
ins p M,1,a@ Oenho'"' A"as''n oaaa'
- 80. $3.50
mors.sss dealers wanting n1 Investment
sno.sy n.. ~. vcrt ~
$50 $50 $3.50. -
aeex 20 .S On aodns
ctnddard Wa shipsfnn hniidinc 81:
"a 0~tA
MONEY TO LoAN-Hoasss buiIs on In
oun -.
MONEY N, TOAN-Anv .mourt "a sao -
Groil; Damus 4 osner. 10 Madison
! nAvE * ia" ~ 80. 1919 e
amonnss o. =" ann ov c;r monsx rsaN
MAJ 1'~ = N-'Sess
PLENTr OK money; per cent Per an
trust COMPANY. sos-sio Washington
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u vsr, - oS,,, vo,,r a nun hcwcis 10 vn:,
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nronsr,v: - afy mount ar tims: law rstes.
$3.50 $50 - ---,.--------.--1I.
.usSs n 49, r ~ ~ R*S2S5O'
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5z1rs ncTHwEIL Cur Ard f-.-
800 .rS,r.ncs .nH -,,-sk ~ cssa.1
!oanA 1nsulsnce anq suIsV oouoA =
70 Lo1N-si 0o ,1oo s,D On inp7ov.a
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~ n.,;tSs-. 's ~SAsss
MONEY! - ,c.c A -oc1 ,.ocrov.1 ~.,v -
arm property. ". lcconnaushs5.
Land om sss, scrip Donsns Snd 500; sol g:
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-25

- uAA-C81Y 0uAk UD4A1Da
- -s.'--->----.--.-~~~>~
o011ng end oazlsng real estate
Ms sscon1 nm vssk d en- 4sss:
business firms and cigar ssanda
3aoenens houses and farming ,AnAa
st1s s Sen sesss = g. i.rse ie.ns ws aaass
81 mot1e y: Re always tine
10 both buyers and sellers. too.
We elAdiy give free information
10 tmmgFants-sf helps the natioa
schmitt I Dornbrink are the two
Inat wll do all this and more for you.
4Ss 49, rem 9 neunu block.
FOk eALE-Improved city psupessy. CON-
pnsang stoyeroom and I'VE dwelling
spaItmeuts; monthly rentals -: owner
chassr esuid ssocs the store for ,ou.
~ ana make good living.
Homes on Insfaiiment Plan.
Snlah payments down and loW Interest.
nov building two 5-roomed modern cot
on sss No. lots MS, nisa and slightly. E<iS each:
Apply TO g. B. sroDDARD.
Washington Building.
bEAUIIEuL ito-foot front on Madison
Two Groom houses and lot: u.sm.
10y on BROADWAY. near Jefferson: q ,eoa
ana Seventeenth avenues: $40.
10. On Melrose and Bellevue avenues.
L.ota in West Seattle: easy terms.
Honey furnished TO build houses In West
osattis; also on any lot you buy from
LORRAINE 4 CO.. ss Sullivan.
SPECIAL bargain in = nr.t-class home. :
Also q bargain tn an Al piece Of business
Special bargain In q arst-class building lot;
nigh and beautifully located In SPLEEN
dld nciehborhood; second hill
rev good homes on eaav terms for sale
Aiso farms In all parts OF Washington,
l. SPENCER q co,
Phone, Main 58. 81 First Avenue
t1.0e-Cnoice half block income property:
inside. 10 per cent. net &2.0Oo-UniM-
proved lot eoxll0; Second avenue, south
Of PIKE. $s00-House ana Let on graded
streets: city water; one block from
echool: near cable and electric road $50
cash, balance instalIments. Choice Rem
ton addition homes. cheap. Baar =
Waterhouse. 20 Burke building
FOR SAI.E-New s-room house and 10
lots on car line, $3.50. and two s-room
houses. close In, for g. l0D: lot on Denny
way near Broadway, 1S0D: - lots north
q Fremont, - apiece. and lots near
ranches at your own prices. PincEnsy.
Fuller 4 Co.. Is and rs Sullivan bldg.
FOR eAIE-S-room cottage. large lot:
fruit and flowers. so Burke building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-25

xvk SAf.E-By order OF court, tho fol-
e1inf properly belcnging TO the estate
- William c. I'm. deceased:
Sandstone residence site. 10 lots In 4
anch: finest view on Beacon hill: price,
~ SniN CT Beacon hill car line, next to
cosnes OF Massachusetts street: peice.
Screa, with house and orchard. adjoining
- Z. HUI Brick Comrany's plant: one
ME from rostoffce. A00
- property near I'm tract, well located
20 suhdistdsng: sst0 10 n go per acre.
sSeFn tracts ON Lake Washington. near
hrsthton beach, $50 each.
sse tracts on hne OF Rainier Avenue
aerisse railway, near Brighton Beach
.0ssten; sle 10 ssno sarh
Gasrts near Renton. 1870
WILLIAM III. LEWIS, Administrators.
Rooms as-sS Halter Building
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-25

TOR dAIAE-Three story brick building.
centrally located. Ane investment: pays
~ per cent. net.
0e-Chcapest lot on First avenue south:
~ nllsd; large barn: clear title.
0N-EfEht room house. strictly modern,
q two car lines. close I'm.
y. six room modern house: new: ane
1nini pretty lawn. street graded. aswer.
&C kenson hill. close to Madison.
NeR-Beautifui double corner on HoyI-
Qcn. very cheap.
!Se-lSot 5oxlis boylston and John.
- Uuyb lot on First hill. neAr Pike
eteet. elegant view: all graded. c0nap)
Me-tsot epxi0. Renton Hill
WN-lot Ex1eo; Renton hill. four blocks
aurth OF Madison. good view: fne loca-
Qcn two lots II desired
Lots oex10. on Summit avenue
Lots soxfao, Twentieth and Madison.
Corner on Eighteenth avenue north.
--lns on East James and Nineteenth.
-i3sautiful lot overlooking Lake WASH
Uefon. near Madison street.
e, A. MkENzIE.
H. Rtd lt6l. Room l Coinpan block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-25

TUX AAl.E~-t'orner brick. tits.Oe pays
II cent. hriek. 81 800. pays per cent !;
Giek, Ss.0e pays scr cent brick, so, :
- PAYS 10 per cent. brick. $ieoeU. PAYS
pr cent; corner inside. E.ef0 rays Is
cent: modern hoase. rooms, North
sAftae. 6so rents for ~ month.
MODERN home on Ninth avenue. s.ios. in
suty Sie@0 rents for 50 q month. cot
~. N,eei, sao sss, Terry avenue lots
es nTss hill. tsa sSss,. 8. 80: farms
WeEywhere ehear: acre tracts on car
IT, improved. 500 $aa Sue, 81 M
Gssa i.sa acres improved farm landa.
SassFs IN t1fs an car isne 80 each,
ssoensl Lewis. us Columbia street. Hal
Block. established. lisa Rsa, estate
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-05-18
BerryYille Items.

From the Progress.
 J. w. Freeman and wife con- template q trip to California next week on the big summer excursion.
 Judge J. s. Naples has been quite sick the past few days, but we are glad to say is able to be up again.
 The apple prospect was never better. A full crop is confidently expected and the quality as always will be unsurpassed.
 Collector Jackson has finished making out the delinquent real estate tax list, which is the small est tbis year in many years.
 D. Thornton has been ap- pointed ponnd keeper and entered upon his duties Monday morning Now there is q noticeable scarcity of loose swine on our streets which is highly gratifying to all.
 Col. J. P. Fancher, Prof I. A. Clarke and Dr, W. P George left last Saturday afternoon tor CharIe es- ton, s. G., to attend the reunion of the eX-Confederate veterans, which takes place there this week, Mrs. J. s. Naples, who is at Springfield having Der tyes treated by specialist, writes that she is doing as well as could be expected. One eye is injured beyond recov- cry, but the other will undoubted- ly be saved When she went to Springfield it was feared that she would become totally blind.
 We are pained to chronicle the death of Witt Pritchard, which occurred at hls home tour miles southwest of Berryvlle at , o'clock Tuesday morning, the Sth inst He was lifelong citizen of Car roll county and his death will be deeply depIored by all who knew him. The cause of death was cancer with which he had been afflicted for many years.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-05-18
Representative Butts Ideas.

When asked by THE TRIBUNE for a summary his ideas of the work of the late general assembly, Repre- sentative F. 0, Butt replied:
 "Whatever else may be said of it, 1t was working legislature, hav- ing transacted 8 greater volume of business than any other one in years. The value of it's work, only time can tell. Perhaps it's most important action was the passage of the antitrust law. No other act has been so generally criticized, and for the most part, for the want of understanding of it's meaning .and object There can be no question, in my mind, as to it's beneficial re- suits, when once 1t is in intelligent operation. The supreme court, which takes up the case today, will, l believe, reverse the construction placed upon the law by the Attor- ney GeneraE and allow insur- anee companies to dc business in the state practically as before, ex- cept that the state board of under writers will be broken up, and all companies must compete with each other for business, with no fixed premium rates as a guido. It must certainly result in cheaper insur- ance, but at the same time, sate
 ''Ot equal importance, and great CT to us, was the good roads bill passed. This goes into effect inn mediately after the next election and will give us dirt roads of which we may be proud. Nothing is more greatly needed by us, and l believe the bill we passed will meet all expectations, if properly on- forced.
 ,sThe failure to pass the Bush railroad bill was great disap- pointment. Gov. Jones had com pletcd arrangements, whereby two competing railway lines would have been begun, as soon as the bill passed. It was especially hard blow for North Arkansas, needing a raIaoad as bad as it does.
 "W e secured county uniformity of text books, also. This may not be so good as state uniformity, yet 1t was all that could be done, and will tend to decrease materially the price of school books.
 "AItogethor it was a profitable session to the state, and one from which she will derive much benefit, while the new state capitol, which was authorized to be begun, will be an enduring monument to the pro- gressiveness of Arkansas that will be a source of pride to the state and to the South. forever"
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-05-18
(omnaiSsiOner'S Sale.

Notice is hereby given that I, J. D. Hafley, commissioner in chancery, appointcd>by the circuit court of the Eastern District of Carroll county, Ark, at the Febru ary term, 1899, in the case of Mack Ii. Wilder against Charles Pyron, will offer for sale at the east door of the court house in the town of Berryv'Ile, Carroll county, Ark, cn the 27 day of May, 1899, be- tween the hours of g o'clock Q, m, and 3 o'clock p. m., upon credit of three months, 10 the highest and best bidder, the following describ- ed lands, situated in Carroll coun- ty, Ark ,, towit:
 I he east half of the southeast quarter of section 35, Tp 20, N R 20, Wa of that part ot said half quarter lying on the south side of Osage creek, containing v acres, more or less.
 Said sale is made to satisfy a judgement of the plaintiff in said action for the sum of $l,l77.89 with interest from 27 day of Feb ruary, 1899, at the rate of To- per cent per annum and all costs of thls suit. Tine purchaser will be required to give note with approv- ed security, bearing interest at the rate ot 10 per cent per annum from date of sale.
 Witness my hand as such com missioner, thls 24th day of April, 1899. J. D. HALEY, Com.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-05-18
. 'oumonia, lagrip, coughs, colds

"eumonia, lagrip, coughs, colds ,, whooplng cough readily yields " One Minute Cough Cure. Use yais remedy in time and save a doctors bill or the undertake kers.
 Harbert X Sheldon. J. c. McNemar has assigned duty as gauger at the Western Grove distillery. He left Friday for his post.
 The most vigorous work CTS have spells of "tired feelings" now and then. This feeling is caused by Arrangement Tn the stomach, liver and bowls. A few doses of Prick ly Ash Bitters quickly corrects the disorder and sends the blood ting ling through the veins, carrying life and renewed energy through out the system. Sold by
 Harbert & Sheldon.
 A water spout of considers dimension is reported to have vis- tied Polo township last week. Eff ty acres of fine wheat was destroy ed for Tom Goforth.
 Booker Smith of Rule, one of the best friends we have on earth, was in town Saturday and showed a cart wheel at us on subscription.
 You cannot accomplish any work or business unless you feel well. If you feel "used- tired out" talk e Dr. NJ. A. SimmonsLiver Medicine, J. R. M eador of Eureka Springs was looking after business matters here Monday.
 The City Council has advertised for bids for building the much needed hitch racks Bids will be received un.il o'clock Saturd day. "Little colds" neglected costs thousands of deaths yearly. Peo- pie who have used pr. Sawycr's Wild Cherry Tar, recommend it even for consumption.
 Harbert < Sheldon.
 T. o. Walker wants to buy two or three 1000 CT 1900 lb. horses tor uso in his livery.
 It makes no difference how bad the wound if you use DeWUts Witch Hazel SaIve; It will quick ly heal and leave no scar.
 Harbert < Sheldon.
 Wheat continues to promise a good yield.
 By allowing the accumulation in the bowels to remain. the entire system Is poisoned. DeWitt's Little Early Risors regulate the bowels. Try them and you will al ways use them.
 Harbert X Sheldon. Col. TinsIey has been visiting with his friend, Alex Henry, on Osage the past week.
 It you have piles, cure them. Nc use undergoing horrible opera tions that simpl y remove the re- suits of the disease without disturb. ing thd disease itsclt. Place your confidence in DeWut's Witch Hazel Salve. It has never failed to cure others, it will not fail to cure you.
 Harbert < Sheldon. Raw Alum used in the manufact- ure of Baking Powder that sells for ten cef,s pound is a poison that kills by degrees.
 J. Sheer, Sedalla, Mo-, conductor on electric street car line, writes that his little daughter vas very low with croup, and her life saved after all physicians had failed. only by using One Minute Cough Cure.
 Harbert & Sheldon.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-05-18

The railroad situation is intense ly quiet. No definite information can be obtained from any source. However, those who are closest to the promoters of the extension ot the Eureka Spriogs road feel confident that the ultimate result of the present effort will be the building of the road. Definite action in the matter is expected within the next two weeks.
 The ladies wonder how Mrs. B. manages 10 preserve her yonthfnl looks. The secret is she takes Prickly Ash Bitters; it keeps the system in perfect order. For further particulars call on
 Harbert & Sheldon.
 Chinch bugs are said to be very plentiful.
 J. D. Bridge, editor and propri- etor of the Democrat, Lancastor, N. H., says: II would not be with out One Minute Cough Cure for my boy when troubled with q cough or cold. It is the best rem edy tor croup I ever used" /"
 Harbert X Sheldon.
 More work is necessary to put the Pickens cemetery in respecta- bIe shape. It really ought to b e done before Decoration Day.
 Prickly Ash Bitters cures the kidneys, regulates the liver, ton es up the stomach and purlfies the bowls. Sold by
 Harbert & Sheldon.
 Continued wet weather has knocked farmers out very bad ly the past two weeks.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-05-18

Little neglected scratches and wounds frequently result m blood poisning. Better heal them quick lv with DeWitt4 Witch Hazel Salv", a thoroughly anti,ceplic application with d record of always curing piles, oid ulcers, sores, cuts, wounds and skin diseases.
 Harbert & Sheldon.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-05-18
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 Straw berries are plentiful.
 Saturday is the annual school election,
 Rev, Smith of Jasper will preach here the 4th Sunday.
 Work is in good headway on the roller mill building.
 Mrs c. Yenny left Tuesday last on an extended visit with rela tiv es in Illinois.
 Charley Ramsey's residence will be built by Butt < Hubbs. It will be proom cottage.
 Butt & Hrbbs are recovering and otherwise improving R. D.. GaIsway's residence.
 Street Commissioner Garter did hhdsome job on some of the strJ cts Friday and Saturday.
 Green Forest and BerryvilIe ball' teams will lock horns here Saturi day afternoon. It will surely be {, good game. T $l,000 for any lime, alum o amonia found in food prepared tn with Calumet Baking Powder. lth is absolutely pure. a' Hard ware, dry goods and grdth, ceries they have aot, but Pncketn < Golf can give you fine hair cuto and slaves $ plenty.
 Ii "ont of sorts" cross and peev ish, take Dr. M. 4 Simmons Med'( icine. Cheerfalness will result and life acquire new Fest.
 Mrs. scheneriie, who has been fhe onesf of the Foreman family
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-05-18

! as olmmohS HN2nsas City Friday. 'zNl Puckot < Geples boils and other humors 8 Yloarlor at their when the blood gets I'm 8 fhext week FEbo best remedy is Dr. M. A. # sf operation saturss Liver Medicine. Z [;raN J. c. Howaroet < Golf open an ice cream h h, h 7eat nome ant their confectionery stand VI r:~yttme place, haVsI They will be in full zberatioe'r hanoSome8n Saturday week. |WJ. c. Howard and family now IHNe at iHealth, Streome and board at the oeb Oe pce follow thece. having moved into ,I4 the %hurmons Liverhdsome new cottage last sdlHnoiA tres good dig
 nt teres on.
 % nlaotAh strength and nerve # .arinpnal e bali game low the use of Dr. M. A. Mtrto p,esA Forest oatt Liver Medicine, which M =, ovcas %bGs ot Soveraed digestion and assimi- # G,M ofGreen Z
 Go, r;R :, good game nd IS try Weil son sgame between Rule and 8& &icoune xFor lest Saturday resulted in M It 4SGrds 0t Buell. and st several scores to some Eongefa Sor household hPGreen Forest. It was has beeYrly gooze the befrJd game for the first of dent. sM son. sr on the F
 ExGcN3 bert says c
 Naw yJM By,w nicked sell and several members l Tn. Hs hoQday. .sehold have gone to rev somioar rN0Ai 1ze the berry picking busi- " crssns sS8Ae commit CT on tue Frisco railroad.
  sntnf .p citizens, law picked seven Car loads pe"' v, M younT fee day.
 pap"' g afternoo.
 sit AfAnose otAe committees on Decoration The s6H ,ts for th.csts that public meeting of eddo HH &etizens, especially the ladies of llHntad& f e0a6gl totks, be held on SatNr- sherma Ay c Ca4h hfternoon, May 27, for the Missoua ua,iM soyer& Dose of completing arrange ivnkae{1 torpM ts tor the Decoration exorcis- uRii Dr M
 >A2Sme cqr
 >l\ Grong2 Z. c Cad'e, Cash Ark.' writes: 1S5!)ran,aj For several years was troubled l .,mo, with torpid liver and costlveness and DIM. 4, Simmons Liver Med
 ,ine cured me Think it much
 pr stronger tban ZelIin's and Black |l Draught, as 1t acts with halt the IM amount.
 sA Decoration Day will be appro.
 Sev4 priatety observed in Green Forest. V Scert The various committees have been
 exeX appointed and splendod program
 &snoor3 will be arranged. Prominent 8A# speakers have been invited and V every body should join in tue lheit ceremonies of the day. The
 @JeY exercises will be held in the after,
 aeA noon, beginning at o'clock.
 taI A. Blasingamo $ Son have sold
 Jef their stock of goods here to John
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 I2 Jernigan of Oak Grove. In the 2 deal, Mir. Basingame became the owner af Mr. Jernigan's large
 tarm near Oak Grove and MT Jernigan gets the residence where Robert Blasingame now resides. The invoice has been completed aud Mr Jcrngan is at tho helm. We gladly welcome him to tho business circles of our town.
Stikeen River journal., 1899-03-25
''The Milwaukee"

A familiar name given to the Chicago. Milwaukee X St. Paul Rail- way, known all over the Union as the Great Rrailway running the <" Pioneer Limitcda trains every day and night be- tween St. Paul and Chicago, and Oma- ha and Chicago, ''The only perfect trains in the world." Understand: Con nections are made with ALI Trans continental Lines, assuring passengers the best service known. Luxurious coaches, electric lights, steam heat, of a verity equaled by no other line.
 See that vour ticket reads via ''The Milwaukee, when going to any point in the United States or Canada. All ticket agents sell them.
 For rates, pamphlets or other infor- mation, address,
 J. w. CASEY. C. ]. EDDY,
 Tray. Pass. Agt. General Agt.
 SEATTLE. Wash. PORTLAND, Or.
Iron County register., 1899-04-13
INTRINSIC VALUE FALLACY.
All Money Is Fiat and Can Have No
Value Unless Fixed
by Law.

Money has no intrinsic value and
never can have so long as its value is
fixed by law. It is equally absurd to
see would-be statesmen stand in high
places and in thunder Tones denounce
fiat money!" when there is not an in
telligent woman in the humblest dug
out on the plains of the west who does
not know that all money is fiat, and
that the full legal tender fat of the gov
ernment is just as good when stamped
upon paper as when stamped upon gold
or silver. In either case the money
is just as good and not one whit bet
ter than the government that created
it. Let us bear in mind that no unre
stricted legal tender dollar issued by
our government was ever at discount,
and never will be, for the reason that.
back of each dollar, whether gold, sill
yer or paper, stand the same people.
same material resources. same govern
ment and same law. So long as the
government is at par, it's full legal ten.
der money will never be at a discount.
Restore to the people free and unlim
tied coinage of both gold and silver
at a ratio of sixteen to one, and make
every dollar issued by the government
whether stamped upon gold, silver or
paper, full legal tender, and we
would have prosperity, not made to
order by a partisan press, but real
genuine prosperity that would touch
and bless the common people.