davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-09

UFor good and cheap roof or gut
tering, you will find L. +. Spsyd to be
the cheapest, considering quality. II.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-09

whsn BABY - sick, - savs ~ Cassoria,
whsn - - > Chnd, - crisd for Csstoria,
whsa - sseans -, - chung % castoria,
whsa - ~ cAzdrsa - ssvs thsm cAsioria
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-09

GrIf you want good likeness now
y the time 70 get II &C r. N. Hunton'a
IN Jasper. Any style and al sizes, "a
ORDER. r.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-09

CRoUP, WHooPrxe CoScE and Brop.
|chitis Immediately relieved BY shiloh's
Cure. 8
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-09
Ooffman Hongo!
b. COFFIfAx. Pfop'r.
|HAYsvILLE. IND.

HAVING taken possession of this
"A Hotel formerly the Seiix House.,
Il solicit the public patronage. Good
meals, clean rooms and beds and c0urte-
ous treatment, and good stsbIing Tor
horses, will be accorded nv patrons.
Give me trial. April 10, '88-y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-09

-PhFrol'o majority over Posey, lol
Censrsss i TIE Ii Sissdsi 4 osIy q.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-09
new HARNESS SHOP
on n111 s5 gSra x 9Erosrr. I'M
JASPER, IND.
LOuiD Er0xl6r

|rYAs opened cut ukRNEss sH0P and solicits
|(l share Of patronage, O. he SELlA CHEAP FOu
Cash. ALL WORK GUARANTErD 10 0TvE SATl5-
FACTION. large stock 81 HAkNkt9. SADDLES. IN
fact you win find everything usuaIly kept IL FIRST
CLASS SHOP 70 select nom.
nGvDos't esk FOR credit. but please give
xv,,i f g. :se r. c.sSsiU;s raoxlea.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-09

!. etfiLoH's Cgls will Immediately ~
I... Group, Whooping Cough and bsss-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-09

rIt IL generally understood that tne
Times editor hss been promised tne
Post ONCE nj Jasper. aud some Of M
old stand bvs are kicking already.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-09

That HACKING couGH can he 20 quickly
cured ~ Stilohs Cure. We guarantee
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-09

0crFr~nk Hsrned's laugh Vas :,
merry IS silver bell, when ~ sounu
Harrison WAS elected. All figu's
enjoy ID for four years.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-09

Ry-The "Republican Doodle" couldn't
be used 70 much advantage 10 DUBOIS
county. Tuesday. Those IN charge OF y
II Jasper got badly left.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-09

9rLes's have Western Democrat g
make the race In 1891. The magic Q!
Hendrick's character helped Cleveland
four years ago.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-09

Main arriving q Louisville Il o5 - makes direc
couoec(lcna With trains on @. . o. for white Sui
URur Syringe. Richmond, Waehington. Ba!ta
more. Phl1sde1phias New York, and 81 pnncipa
Eastern cities.
rruR TABLE YROM JAsPER-M ETFEC1
APRIL 18TH 1858.
WEST BOUND. EAST BOUND.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-09

60 70 >. Kuebler's for clothing nan
nels. blankets. etc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-09
JASPER COURIER.

New goods, rev peiseros eoo oo'oS'
- 8. Kuebler's THE week.
The Republicans ere happy
good luck 70 them.
-fsememher, Bunton d "the bose,
vhen YOU want Z hrst class photograph
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-09

Trains marked run daily sxcspt Sundays. IRAN
leaves nockport q II - . =. % sundsya
ATTENTION o. Emigants h especially invited q ~
relieving advantages offered y this Linz.
O. lo-onoRT LINZ 70 q. LOUIS.
C0NNRCfs q o.. Louis n Usion Depot With 'sai.'
ALL TRAINS AGk RUN SOLID bstwssn LouisviIis
and o Louis. WITHOUT Change.
Day tranH lrom Louisville have elegant chair cars
Night trains have Pullman Palace sleeping cars.
por full Information call upon o. write %
a. n. BENNETT. Ageue. Jesper.
General MANAGER 0snl pses. A..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-11-09

fr.os leaving a II 80 and 20 .. m. make connec
sions With trains for Troy Tell CITY and Cannenon.
Al. i'm. Try. MAIN LaNE. n an PA
s.ss| col l.ls ". IoulsvlLLs An. !3 81 esSI ecS
O.oNI SsSi llO| new ALsArs ~. -" 80
i 81 Al uvrn.ssgss 50 As
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12
rACsnA ssrsuy.

Toe Tacoma daring the psss Ussk q.
been sAronsed With seesslssor~ ssopc,ce
over 90 their honessrd isnrney fresa
hsosss anc psmosrs Of the third b sos..
Hos. EareE- frlises at - ksoe fAisa
kds ard Irwin. Of whisman ccansy, 3.
4 Csse. OF Assssn. se~akes Csssk. Of
walsa, fbsDas warm Al. % PactAc. I.
v. sisrk- os fsssuA ase@o<rs OF
i.e saas<. IA J. r. Convey. Of
ossmusAs S~~whsr Of ne csanssl; CAst
sra PsHa d'assrs~. Of vista Waita,
eefsesns 81 Ans Of ne heop; yu1ee
kooses OF spsksks F4iiS q. b. Bxsa,
% slszssn tA's. sx-M.ses A. ~ tan
nsr. 4 Pa Aaet, cf sp~ksp- FsEs~.
Csss.ia - Gas Hassoa OF mort yzki-
9z, H.. x2ssazs r. Hsueta Of walz
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12
a Man Who Dyes to Live.

-INHEKK m N TACOMA, VT, MAJ
L We dyss N live 4sS lives - cye, ana the
- ar~ - ay-s the estsas he sfvrs. Th0 HAo
write 20 zzys " fcT the Pot two sesFs :
have he~a perfect massf 10 dysvspsss-a all
sk= food vosss sxks nso M ssas44 D ssraed
say socnsce tass bssiiaa e.ntases II . u
rsasR3ssaE pAias ssd AfeSDfnrs threasAc~s
nF sssssa- I ksss trsed I'll Kts5s o. re@-
ia ss4 tas ensy snf4fnng oes svse sous1
~ A<Ssr's Dysx<ppts Tssae<z- am eisA 70
-essADenA ssn- Ia al Qha end~s frsz tkiz
Ass.A es0piAszz, s<Ssnss - suss sheg vsi'
~ - & v D. nrozxxsaa, fsenna seeaD
oys voD-s - - 4 = sIBwA1f. ~ II
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

My lover 10 a bashfal yoasn,
And though ts loves me veil,
heys iooa delayed snskss the afraid
His love he'll never tell.
Nos, I've resolved that. ccee for aII.
This scrs Il thing saos. step;
The slad Leap Year 81 lsss is hsrs
Aac | an 1ssns TO Pep.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

~. 1Lux - - 0 -
1d1efr - = Un16oae1fn. - UR
- - - kOo ~ : ~ An0sI
neluo oonH&nR - ~ hnDo = -
I~eie.
01AAAa1e 40 1osscA4
-
ne xnnnesleaA ss 49, -
UA Se0eo hssUD 1oseeSD ptaS
fainA Dxxin.
Ma. Co.. 80 > 80 i NeVl
Yoek $500. = &C., 81 . 81 lsnDr
eopo ~ ossssnl aood esspaA
$780, I~exne - psnoari6oroa NJ
su6eoeico e $500 Wauhingnpn Irv- i
!. HS1Sra - - 1870 Ansesnlh |
- $3.50.
~ 49, -. - Ae.A..>~
1G h = \ osod~1
~ 49, - AIe.o.6a ~ = |
49, ~ Sssna
49, .
49, y EsEesn 4, y ~. .-..s.S -
..,s. -. n. 49, si-~a -
I..ss I. i. ~ - -.esssri ~
...| .'---,s
oeeseo ~ S -
e -. e1y -. ~. .Ss = ~ ~. -
- - no ~ s ...e.ss.
sseesess - I" -
4 $50 beoeeu sosases - 9 ~
lnambe4 Of pasQoos eofoe. oaey noso-
- tvo psBDuoo -. 1he eeseaM -
sAsetvsosO of eeeee 49, = eeD
6ualloe beu1D - - ueoe - neen9
Ie10ns6 By Q tr0opo eu0Dooe0 q scfee
Caan0s yoang -, 49, etvo 49,
puetsayiae ~ 0anneD 80 eesee@s u
She haathGn u OHM.
vxa6nrn AZ - NoV Yogk h
ThsesS ~ rrineed - poestpes q
rA..ss The 6rse voep - buSSlnoqpo
- -, ~ "a ~ sraooA Soas
~ "a ~ ~ - - rromt.nnS
~ ~ 49,, rscsivsd shous 3io00o0
49, n9;s,eeA.e auora hoalp = tRvpe
t.se. a.. nsooiseaIe a. beiIeviIle." has
- 49, ssseseed s. - weaeee nens
- ~ p.ris Nnnveaatea. The entnogp
- ~ ItSseeSn - Meorza Ine1nR "a
n.s.s,1
In
neaeo naksys - .es... ~.
bring over . e,slso ~. ~
A0ooeo foe - AS .isss
be- foos - oeays - n ~. !.
" 49, eno ~ aySsS,s y. !. -
@ rs1 800
/ 80 y
. 01eo bo0se oeSe0os, 1oo - - y
. b dying U fafn Q one ume oL ooa-
sumpeloo. ~ anosoef 81 cancer, =,
! rived N New Iork recently ease 49,
hearty. and - happy - o woman wiso
$4,000 wardrobe en- b. Soe PEE
a podes % g. on the eea9e AGAIN.
Helon Par. the Amerjoan aetroD vhc
= van4 70 Inndan and odvessiood heroelf
- heine 4 drreee deeoendAns Of Heni-
! more Ooouer. ~ heen expoo,d by The
. produasies az ~ O,opee family trss,
vhIoh fails 20 hsovs hsr elaiaa. Sao
0 bas, moreover. failed - an aetsses.
Miss PaFf = eaid 30 b really 0tn Nc
!, 0snsy Of Boo1sn.
. Ninnia Paimer,s Rrvt entrances ON the
: 4ecs in her M Nav. "My 6foeher'e
lGs1s,. - = ma6e In 4 nov,a suit. 81 ran.
|. I'M 6ovn = ehimnev into 4 hreplaoe
!, from vnieh - enerpea b. 4 someP.
+ ssnIe vhieh n = sei6 vould s. ocefi,
q = - or~ a. ~ frssSrnifv a hooe.
hIacHs. ~ a nm ma a reueeoont.
~ - ~ 49, or~m.
a.
0os1 - =" sys...
W. Nev 4csA :. AZ =
y 80 ps0ess =. AesS - ca y
sy
: ltce Metropolitan 90 6 rather insrtouepj
: Iiutervnls. and ell the rIRht 20 use lhoiI
Ih,xes a almsee evoRv opportunity when
=
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

-
- - 49, r
NJ y S5S.... n -.
Z - $500 " = 49,.
- EHEp@~Se 49,,
IT, p 1n1rusuns RI + 49,;
A. - 0soUs63 q. M UN4ee;I
= g ea.1nenes oonen -;
~ T. - ueo.see1el = -
C. 49, s.I
- n ~. ~ - n AsS.55ss RI r
-. - s,~s1i-S - =
he31 = ~ ~ oDsss - 1nG1 0sss
ss1nn11e qonsssEp - - snoa1Bs2
80. - -
- n~1 ,-s.se.a T.erua
tes1ae - - -
-. -. RI o.. ruounea fsso
A.. = .s.s- .en,
- !. - - Sss1..'
- .1s ~
~ 49, .r
reeeeoe.9 1ee.e.ey -
ee.A - - Oses
9; go =. fsse. 9 $500
~. lsaae Dtoees q Lips laeeoes
- - - eaey - Weeeee
IL. kin 81 Utfo, IN Go11oG -
- 49, - eeaeesss Oaanss.
0s. 11sasieo 0so1tehon = sxUoeooo =
sseasn fsso fssslnnA ee0snev.
Janss 4. Oslnas. ss1s,ss1 bs0s
49, sssntoa fso0 0eag's HaseR.
Mr r r. HnnH. - Yan1naA ~. T..
= siastna - passa1s = ~ Gsey.
NJ us>A IN. Il Olywn6A, = 49,
- - 49,. - o. p, A61nsuno.
Nm NJ le.AAnrnu - rue.rnea 10
SsosAle fsew = exnpoAea Onlifegaia
VA.
n. PA HnAu.u> - aeaeu1nA 4
aseSse,p = - g. g ako a6ooGnsy
~nl
Ne n Nu4un. = mruhnn1 a
uasuan. u. Z. 2 (. ~ = 3 -
- Tn.
II. Ptuak 0usHh. q Olyupia ~
riv.S - 800 - IN Gpoo6 6anAny
= $500.
NJ A. Oh. efOeymoaa, b visie-
n - AxA>A~
~
1sae
l. II 0n0eA 81 49, IN -
Toass1ay fos Nsv Yoek ~ - thsts
bfSdai sees.
Mn Lal1 HOvey. q ~ 0oDoegs \
visisine ~ ane1e. II. ". H LaoUollyn,
Of IN eiiy.
NJ. G. =. Yeasan, q 0naheoiah, haa
oskse 40 N posiaanoo il TN e1sy a
0eoouo osrose.
-. n - L~uah- ,><asnnA Lac,
w.S..sH., ~. 4 ~ - nm - ~
.ss~~-. .scsea
=. - = A,..in ~ n. vsnso.vs,
-. s...ss s.s..si 100 a ~
49, !. SS.ssts
-.r $50
M A ~ Wuiey, ~ 10y ~ ~.
- x.ssas
~. kAsoe II. ANes0 ~ 1872
hsvo eosoSoeo itom = vsss 70 tsssoos v
Los Anesbes, "a.
NJ. Hranh e. HodakinA special aaen
| Of 6slfous, 0oshsie & ca, of In Fran
oiooo, 10 as the OoeeoeoeA.
NIL. I. Oaknny. of u nRm AZ Do
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

=
Ddoxunb Uccbs IN. L1uD 49,
uo1o11 ~, La Msrfo1s 1ooms
egoouo GtE3S LDo(B vonDun0 sess
- lamuke 0onn6u& AOog4U19 -
06D Unnnxo -, oNg3 - ks1oe
9soM 1ohe3 mk- Ozee yd1A1o, 60
eoeS H. 1eeaD 0104 ono0s
No. nssoa msnnoun. Gnpgsso ea1s
msoL usf1ak 0Usgs1A Ia1ys In 1es
A0ng3lno 103 II. = kDyA - - y
yeAn OgvA sg1sn og1n61ef - ~
-, buuDg UUDaos ~. U4oenD -
-, = ppe11s 1ns111as vMnb eonoea-
sstao8 0s2 Do14ns ne1fo Wsneo3 ~:
Rnha. 0suhsys a. DanDs. 0seeo 81
- 6s1n11R 00 Aen1o A1a0A 49,
nssnob1 mzA 49, aesso-see1 !;
0oe)n Cun91ho0, 0ck1M9n =.
snsh Bslsu. ese.ey; - 49, y
9yusR n1sts LIZ Sers4 oss1S3i =. -
Oaspnees, 11gAs Z. O Ds1ys 0snn.ss
- LsS - ~ i.... ~ ~.
=. Dsy sessy 49,. 49,
- essS ss !.
~. = - -. Se
- r,-.. - 49,. ~
Sz.' - Ss- AsG~ -.
% 49, ~. ~ ~
- 49,. =. q r
,Ss..-e -. -. ~. Ss.>es
-. ...-ss ~.
1911 49,. Ss,sss-s
- sv..r.. -
- 49,
49, ~
- - 49, n.
-. U-s.
- sssses 49, Ssss-.
n ~ ~.
= 49, 49, rss.s,s. ~ asIAs.
1879 : ss-..-.ss -
- -.ss,. 4 1..s-s -.~h...
$1,000 u. a 6--x.s.-..-y
~. ss~.s. - :
= 800. Ess
nsssy'
So. - .~>.a.
~ ~. - 4.
ossA 49, 49,. -. =
-, - ,~sss.~s. Tsra - ~ ~.
Si~~ ~ Ssr1ne- -. Ma, =
-1S,sn-nia.s - - fsr $1,000.
- e~e6.l 49,. ~. d q. Ptuano. -
- rs-cSo.s.s - 49, ~. II.
- 49, ~ m Hnnaesnn: hp>s
49, s~.1ae.aa- - eaonk. II
0s~~-@
IS AZ
-a.--....-..,-.s~-
Il ~ ~ ~ x.sss. -
se ~ . 49, - -.
| sysens - 49,
ty. - - ~ -" -.
| - - m -. ~ -
| ssssss- - h~it I'M .ssSahis - on
a shs evsaos At II sssspo - eiabossal
peeuarsstone have oooo 0odo - insnse
isa suseeu. To- balt oeoass % Dc. Val.
spSioS's pbQhs apd Iasne uoobeg d
sssin fRjuQe1 vslenstneo nave beou -
cared and vii b. d1sesibaso6 a0one
sbe auesas. OaEin1 shs svsaing N eie
ssoS bsenee Viii b. pssosneod 70 tb<
osss q Osy bo1xe By J. b nseealf, Req
| on bshalf II frtssd Of she bodqA. 1ns
usv uniforms foR the KniGhoo viii b
| Voeu foe ~ nsps eios q IL ovonin6
Of - bah.
suzga,u. PAnr1:
Av.,v s.ta,.h,. ,.epries ua,tv -,
teuAssed Mo- Nellie Miller, oldss
dsoeoses Of Dr. +. y. y. hitler, les
Retooy ovoofnQ d oef no0e % ~
cosues Of osxsh nno opun9 oesocss
Ioe evening 80 peedeanstv pa0e0 wssl
singing. tossrumeneai muse. oasos
end csbes games. DsneiDR a!so %
iudaiRed 10, nearly al p4saeauaana
AbOas 0tdotght eefreonmeoto YER
essvsds after which dancing vae a&Ail
ssSo0eo until AoOat = e'eaock voon u,
psfsy broke up. Toe following Ven
persoas; Mn. Miller. Me Nellie utiles
Mics Agnes Nsvoati, mtss jose II
d maid. 4im Masat.. 0cKinnsy. ! u
| Mamie Bray, 4iss Hattie Bray. Me
Mia Hunt, 0ise Daisy Hlckolo. 0ss
stsa6tid. 0iW Penosid. Mtss B. Bro = q
nses Mamie Rsnhs. 0Iss Ollie 0illel
nd the 0isase 0rupksans, neessG
William Bnesell. UspoislH 0ilfeI
Cnariss Ksllosa, Gay Chick. 4. Bows
fiubrft Miil.f. Fred Osshoupe Hasol,
n smith, OAsroi Hove. Harry AdAiI
Charles Wilson, e. Nichsis, Ohesss
Kelly.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

during the Iass week Of the Legislative
se~si .. DuEiul The 0fse paft 0f tbs
session he fact vas noted IN this col
ANN that The edveot OF TIE Legislature
osds littls u any di9trsnoe With the
oven tenog Of society events. Tbts state
VI things continued almost uned the
iass vsek, when the .aee that 0suy Of
the young society ladies vess pre- d
INTO the oesvio- 70 assist ths taf6y legia-
lators in ceovdtue into % bIisf . Speoe
Of time the cork which had taken she
entire session 70 fos0oiats, robbed 90
ciety Of ops Of its chief charms, and
Uss the Deano Of eanstog many Of TIE
city beaax - take ~ unWopeed interest
N leQsolastou. TIN, eoo, ~ evening
ssessoua Of The ieaialssefe, when tbs
great msu invited shsis laodladies and
all the female aequaintaness formed
during their colours here, 70 b present
and hear their eloQuenoe upon Ques-
sioos Of state and publss moment, wss
another Disturbing element. Taken all
together % ~ severe shock. Hay
society nos receive anotbef % severe .
one Do0n.
ll1BnAxY KxsnomDs.
TIE students Of the Olympia Collect
oea Ipokttuto have formed ooc10sy for
she puepose Of literary improvement o.
n s.enifed By its name, ''ihe Dsdsdas-
e,I,on oocistv.n Tho nemhersbip nam-
Der nearly 100. Meetings are held on
Fra sss evening Of each week.
At tue meeting this week there vas
deba1o upon the question. received that
the ~ euaetmsnt Of she woman suffrage
lac vill have tendency 70 Sesafd the
progress Of tie sssritosy. TIE Gauss Of
vomau vas upheld BY Beojsmi FroyeF,
.hils ne oshes sc Of ~ Sosssaon vss
sdditson . shis there vsee essays and
reeitasioas and other sxsfcises Of like
oharsossg. Miae Nina French 10 peesi-
dent Of he socissy and lfsd Y. Ssock
i'm b SECRETARY.
prr~oaAI
-l
10 ~. q. 49, rosy
~" -. MY . Ws.Se..,. ~ ~. %
@ose - 81 49,. Os"sosnsss ies she
oenens q NE ns.ise:
-. Es~ - ~ ss :. O .foso
hom ". Sssu t = = O
s1o - :. y nayoe sIo 1on.
.. -. oovsS 80 vss'ss"~ isssoos 10
reoooA
II. me -. wo Ssm.so1 seU ~
gay uosuAne ~ kcsssaao Soee Ii.
ssm~oo W" se us sF
"s1 - ~.~
l.. ss p"a.,.S ="
Cs ls ~ so"a o - MN.
- 4. =. :. -. u "s"s
~
lsl1s :. y. psso ossssss
~
~ - -. =. Vrs ses"so
% Aonoe{ ftOm . vssss - Ae9oe.
shasA Ov%es sco uo@e 10.
SEVERE ei5 ms sesafnso 70 sooooi al
tscos
su06e nos - .esau W sno 1891
nasine recovered IRON N asseoA OF
pGsam ss., ,s.an-...p4.
~ aI'soo 49, ~ soo On
rnosy 20 'A'" ss0 ses'e Vi s0s Oys
- nses -. ~
x -. Su.os 49, 49,.
pny, tUfneo oss - eyou Osy@psa sonR
eaoeae 70 pay fossisnd Visit las
~ n c
N ny. s s ..n ekn
rossaeo pesceo0 .1eelss ano 80
'oe osnst slssceeIeo's iea 'os pooaso
ing - We s'oe
r, nunAue 10y eo1Ho ~ oI .ne
:. !. Aros n Dp 49, 1'ossn,
y -. S. 400 H p..a nsn
w piime.ss ~ 'us e apoo me
70. nfa ot sos sseA
NJ =. .. nfoon te!. coAy metnns
tof esa.csnaA sse VIC Seu1sco AT
aads me UP unossssxsn van
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

Nj. Harold Preston. ons VI ssstsle's
moss psusiocot ysuuR assosseya. and
0sss 0sssse k;ofs aLsssrs,, one Of The
fstr Daughters Of The ssme city. Sess
united IL uaSvssee Wednesday nsou,
~ the tresdsrec VI The brides bsosbes
tp-lsw. Nj. .. Asonsup. ine s0su uas
of unsst natas~. sIiy feW u sre
mcss intimate fsicIds u sre contract
Ina ~ lice bsias prss~ua TOE osse
unooy vas pesfosmsc ~ Chief Jossice
y A. Jsnss. Mr.. AID AsA Pfrss q
lsft tie day u sns marriage for Q wan
IN Iona
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

On Wednesday svsasns lest, q the
ssssdsn o. Of Gag q. P0inney. NJ. L. n.
0stsnsh and Mics 1sssy Wnsbs, sssh
Of the ois,. we're aasssd IN marriage b,
Rss. John y. D.mon- Tne c<rs@oay
vss rssfosmed ~ . o'ciook In shs svsn-
tra. after voscn she COMPANY adj soruec
10 sac residence u M. Mary Wstaus,
TIE brides mother, uaesv she vsc dtns
snppss VS. sssvsd. Tnu usviy married
couple hfs on Ihafsd4y msrnine for
~ sxtsrdsd tstv through tbs sass.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

4 pleasant marriage ceremony vas
perform q eu shufsd.y last 81 the ms
d<pce OF ksv. II. l. Bate. Tbs sca-
esass,rs ssrsiss ssrs NJ. Al xApdes q,
Perry. u tssoouvss, H. u. aud Mss
Mtn,ts A Bailey. Of this CITY. Nov
NJ. Bates pesfvs asec ths ceremony.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

Al Pcst rcvnsesd on Monday lass
NJ. George q. AeNAmasa. Of Port
fosnssnd, add Mss Ai,ss Boilsns. of
this css,. yrs uetted 10 marriage By
Rev. fslbss MapsauisouI.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

The best French English, German and American manu
facturers well represented. large line Of
fancy and new effects
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

Osins 70 sne incismsps weather only
= small andieeos Asesubled o. see
roo0s Of tho = 4. q. A. IL Friday
evening" to witness ths eutsrtaiumeui
fss the oeuens Of she boy's branch CON
uscted With TIE SfgAnIs stson. TOE FOL
lowing cas- the programme rendered:
Piano solo. Miss Hattie 0Aseh; vocal
selo. Mfs B.ssoD; recitation. Mrs. b.
ersos; vocal duet. Mrs.. Dr.. Kilboorne
and Ass- Bart N; fosssuneotsl duess,
Msssss. Prosch aud D,ckiuso0; rsciss-
tion. NJ. D u. Wakefcid; dass, MFs.
DR.. kiiboorne and Mra Barton; rsctsa
lion. Mrs. Ryersou.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

A. the Methodist Prot. stsnt pArssu.
zoe. lee FRIDAY. occurred TIE m .vs.ass
Of nf. Hssson n. psas and Mo- H.tss.
I. nol hey. bosh Of tnis easy. Rev. Clara
Davis eslisiated.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12
oaAoa,o sursErs.

0uAkV81V 9sAtBkhs
The Aeudsls.aan Ciue, audsf the di-
rectian OF Professor 0eddss. are pro-
ssssstaa nn-ly 10 pF~parsnx. for The
sead,tsoo Ut tne orssosso. "Ashlse." Tue
nemberA seemingly, are taking .
lively Inter est In the ssaAn;sAttoa- The
regaias On et,nas are heid GA Wedues
DAY svenin4. IN the sunday scaos.
room Of ne First Bspsiss Caurch.
scnPafss PaR1H.
Oae Of che plessAntest sesisl eveuss
u ssc pAss vrek, vAs the sarprise party
seedered y - Emma Ailen q Der hops
sssr Like Unsea- Toe o .rty = ssuoisd
a. sn Agreed potnt. AMI arriving az the
soms Of the yoeas lady. completely
saresiscst ses. an tnfor~a programmed
sss sostsn az scrstsrina of music.
veal and iustxuuneusAi. After veiea tne
asuai ssrrsise party games vers tudaie.
ed m. follosed ey Rxsreshusots.
AaaorG the pe~svns we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Carr. Mrs Rsay. Ms. Cnssssy. Mss
Cars Wilson, Atss kHms Csce.zr,
Msss vtneis Lsuuser, Miss Lsssse K.i-f
lcsa. Mis- Hattie BsAv. Nsss q Au,e
bray. ard Ncnses !. EIvAra ChslnrfS
kassr y. Cssssi. q. Grant Pcskirs and
Mr.. Weitsns.
ocvxxxos's xscEryscS.
The vcestion eeid By 6avsruor Sen
Ole ~ zee rsssers Of shs Osrsdsoss,
sssei os "Wednesday evsrtsx lisa sss
cell sstsedsa- nass es sh- ell issns.
sssseat regard 10 psrts. rsysas shz.r
ssss<sss 10 sss Tesrssorys sxa~csive.
TIE suversas sss as ts4si i rxs fvsag
~ &rs ASss and Al ard Mr~ Ntsnes
a California M. q h kastnees "a
be fecststes party.
eAxpfsAvlAs rrBrc-Atnz.
Anev tetx- % sse Lo q. r. "a. orssn-
sa-d - 'ess ssss lAss fssCsss nlSAs- ftts
- he sAsrd tsese ef tie lind m S<assis.
ssa TIE erss in the s-srssssy eeaes-ed
81 Sean sssvsass II y - Be sslsr s.l-
sis Lod1e No iu0 asd - b ccetass<S
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

Social cluos ass RE needs Of GROWING
eiliss. and any body vho lsads . hA I'd
10 promosinG then V adding 70 the
are lscstsd. The "Ueiou Olab'' 70 The
lsssss which has been organs a 10 this
eisy. its o~ssusibse oe1-ct - she enter
tanning Of 10 uemoess and sftsrda, Aud
doub les u vslt not lscx the soppofs
which sooh . oiob oessrvsa Cub Of
sao ssioos tsud 70 promote tbs bst.es
feeling Of ard AmonGss mankiud. No
donbs toe "uston GLIB" viii endsavof
60 follow on tnat. line. aud not d Rsn
crate inso Dess party CAMS tttou.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

Rxv. A. J. Hansaa joined in marriage.
q shs Aesisodst Ess.espsi psssoaAss.
Mr.. fbo~as u. U2nvy. % this clsy. and
nsss hAxsss L. Nod, Vt Blair 0ovns,
eeotiasd.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-11-09

In one form or other this proverb may be
found in the folk sayings of most European
countries, and IL was current among the
Latins and the Greeks, Lycophron tells this
story OF its origin: AncHus, son Of Posedon
and Alta, was a king of the Leleges in Sgmos,
who took especial pleasure in the cultivation
of the grape and prided himself upon his
numerous Vineyards In his eagerness lie
numerically ovcrtaXed the slaves who
worked there y seer announced that for his
cruelty he would not live to taste the wine
from his grapes. The harvest passed safely,
and then the wine making, and Ancaus,
holding in his hand a cup containing the first
ruby drops, Knocked at the seer's prophecy.
But the prophet replied, MANY things hap
pen between the cup and the lip" just then
cry was raised that a wild boar had broken
into the vineyard, and the king, setting
down his untasted cup, hurried of to direct
the chase, but was himself slain by the boar
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-11-09

AS is the case in many other instances we
owe the invention of cards to the Chinese.
SO long ago as the period of the Tong dy-
nasty GlS-9O0, visiting cards We're known
to be in common Use in China, and that is
also the date of the introduction of the ''red
silken cords which figure so conspicuously
on the engagement cards of that country.
From very ancient times TO the present day
the Chinese have observed the stGictcst e.
mony with regard to the paying of visits.
The cards which they use Tor this purpose
are very large, and usually Of bright
red color, When a Chinaman desires to
marry, his parents intimate that fact to the
professional match maker" who thei'cupon
runs through the list of her visiting acQuain-
tauces. and selects one whom She considers a
fitting bride for the young man; and then she
calls upon the young w9man's parents, armed
with the bridcgroom's card, on which are in
s2ribed his ancestral name and the eight
symbols which denote the date Of his birth.
Ii the answer is an acceptance of his suit, the
brides card is sent in return; and should the
oracles prophesv good concerning the union,
the particulars OF the engagements are written
on two large cards, and these are tied to-
getucr with the red cords.