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CALL. AGENT MISSING.


c, II. Randall is the nane Of little, old
man who Tor several months past has been
acting as local agent for the saa Francisco
tall
He came here from san Francisco about
six months ago. secured the agency for the
taii. aud proceeded 10 work mp quite LIST
Of subscribers. He paid strict attention to
his basiness. kept sober, and 10 all appear
saees was prospecting Several days ago
his subscribers failed 10 receive their
papers, bat surprising that there had been
some delay Ia The Naiis, paid but little
alseaiion to H. Another day came
and went. aud still no rapess
Inquiries were instituted. and the police
calird af bis lodgings ea Mil street, and
learned from the proprietor of the Seattle
lodging hoase thai old man Randall had
not occupied his room Tor several DAYS
Inquiry a; the postofsiee showed that Ave
rae xages 81 papers, each package rerTe
scnting one day remained there awaiting
bis call Mr. Harris, the night clerk, said
Il fear something has happened 20 thr old
man. lie was always - pnnotuai abort
calling for his papers II the nail shoasid
be a si,fie late he wsaia become merry.
Gus and irritable All nj once be
stopped calling for his bundle ef papers.
end supp Aed he was sick afterwards
made sens nqulries, aud learned that be
bad failed = show nf Al bis lodgings about
tise same Iilie he gut coming TO the post
Office. cannot imagine what object he
could have % leaving the town 50 gncefe-
faeniously"
one Of the police cascers was scen. lie
said. u have been - work all dag en-
dean 8ring 70 get some trace Of the cid
saaa. hat So far have failed"
Another news.iesler who possibly Hsay
. have been prompted b. spiri, of envy 81
jealousy. said u have known Randall
Tor many years. aud this mysterious lis
appearance racket l. sa cid gag Of his. he
never was known to stay IN oas plaes
more than a year. hut never knew him e
dc anything wong soEse accident mas
have befaticn him, aud IS would not sur
Z Prise me e he HAD gone insane. aad wan
sered az Into the woods
He i shoui svc serf hizh. straight as 81
arrow. flil gray laea7si wears glasses. aud
ass usually clad "a suit Of brown dges
and y - seldom seen witaoRt roll Of pa
per or documents under his arm and {
large aceount book conspicuous IN his sids
coss pseset.
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TWO ELoPMESTs.
In One Case a Blacksmith Leaves n
Wife and Family

Miss Clara c Lowe hR. ieff her hqme Ia
tai. city with Roland ~ cantFiii. back
Naifh. The Iaftsf came here fsaea Black
Diamond recently and has worked in the
Washington iFaa Works AND Marcos car
risse Factosy, Neile employed At the
latter placs be boarded af The restaurant
en tsfk sea street hstwcta soafh second
aud usncreiAl streets. oae OF the wait
er< ~ the restaurant was little Clara Lowe.
a daughter q the proprietor. She bceamo
strnusiy attached 30 raHtrifi who Kaally
persuaded her 70 rnG away with him e
Victoria lie isarss wife ard one child
who ART now 10 California visiting friends.
The ether siossnlent was more mysterious
~ 8 = not known in what sssfeetiop the
young faIts fed. though the youac man
e ho was a. dfst supposed 70 have goae OF
with the girl hiss since h-sen seen bsit Gays
be knows aetAiua 81 the wherelssufs II
the gtrl The parents in the latter rasc arr
alfsf,xt Distracted with sorrow
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THE RosLYY SUFFERERS.


Asked For.
The citizens Of Easiyu. " T. who sas.
fervd hy last Sundays fire arr reported 20
hc h destitute circumstances. sa8 this fart
has called iasiA the following afeeas sad
selfcNpissata1y cza from Mayer Ainaf
TO fHs c4FsEENs eF srsrIlN
Nv reasan ef a devastating and wide
rsaehiag fre So the toxin u kasiyn, ", 4.
may 1T oar teliow citirca< are homeless
and ~ aif1 aeysi af tire ceFaHsesest ueccs
sities az life Ia the hour az eur prosperity
let Us nat iassef these Seftesis8g under al
vcFxifv frssa oar plsHsy lei us AID tksssF
brought 20 rssssilan ard vast by >Edtlee
and IrFrisfe calamity. Contributions Of
eisl hing. bedding. provisions sud Fsssasy
arc rsllr, Ter rs the relief COMMITTEES 81
the afflicted eit4. Ia conffteat faits thai
lac cifisesse ~ seattle elli respond with z
generosity weythy - her well earned rerr
tatlsn saF good Gessis ! earnestly reaarss
that contributions hc Eisca or srhs AZ tne
earliest 4.ssssftsl niesnrut 20 the ritY treas.
urgr. NJ r A. Tnrscr. who sill ~ ourS
onward thtsa THesAs HlSDx.
NAM
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE


on the Eve OF His w edding Day.
Peter cars0llsoa has mystesieusly dlsap-
pearesi. aud Bertha johnson aud his other
friends arc greatly Iaystifea thereby. Miss
Bertha johnson is a young lady Of swedish
birth, who had been living in B,s,osi, and
IN Providence. khSslr Island, up ~ within
thrive weeks ago. she left ct that iisnc for
seattle ~ meet Peter CarroIis9n. and the
two were o. he married. She arrived here
on July nth aud 90 July 2ad Mf CRrroiison
arrived from ftsaiady. where ~ Lad been
employed for SOFAS time previously.
eaES lAsf sefN
All progressed iayosaily. and the arrange
faeuts for thr wedding were completed
kficr the wedding ceremony they were 10
start for his farm down the Solus, which
was 10 be their future home ON Tuesday
evening carrolison accompanied Miss
johnson r. her home AZ the lodging house
81 Ar. fcter Nickstfvm on the conner Of
Eighth and COLUMBIA streets. lie left her
Of fbe dGoz AZ 2 10 o'clock ard started
down town. That Is the last ses,n Of him.
and ~ he 4 known "a have had s,ato On his
Possession u j. feaned that he was robired
aud possibly murdered. some thought he
had gene hnfriedly b. tfsal4sly on a ssaa-
den summons. bat Telegram ~ inquiry
sent ~ Miss Johnson quieted that theory.
and nou his disappearance and silence are
ranked "a very mysterious by bis frlendx
DESCRIPTION OF cARseLLs9S.
~ thc Nlscuasia House where be board
ed waet In town. II was learned that the
money 10 his possession wHs IN the form
~ cheek on the Fist National hank ef
this city. but The clefks or pToissietors could
throw no itghs ca the Ease tasroilson Is
described ~ being nAh Of about % years
Of age, iizht eusapiexioucd with sandy
masiache, he Is aouut Eve fset eight
inches tall ard wore dark suit of clothes
when last scca His ether friends here
would be Glad to hear Of his waerenhDt,fs
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
rzlzz sarsss vsuz.Assvn ma
rxxSs1x-


Mr. George " Tfb5<sts. 81 Gilman. 49,
fred 70 seattle yesterday xss~ruzzon "a 81
de1y~r 70 xst Some s<sea o. shs uxere.
sfspa's Al Prrry HxyE~. tze rnzsxinr aetsrsy
ssssrfE II Gfimxn p<e<sr<< M. Tass~*ts
$40 Whsa isft hefss Nss. ExfEe -.
FrRy nrra xsfsssxo
Over TIE esasin1esf xsses-e a her kzs
brDs;- On fhe sncrrknx Is ftBa f3*s NJ
hafns ssss aefFhhcr nsnaed T,sszls sefs
ttiiHSan faF t91ffis That sveH4nx NJ
i,snffn rHt1rrsea Nssk 4 metx frgEs Hr
teynt 70 his wife. ssyinx ~ hza gone 10
Tssonna tzt wesid <rsa s. hz~xe. Frn.s
ssssf ufse Mp % fhe hour IN hose
today sbs bed not received : ucr,i frss-n
his1- Oh as arrival Ia tsxn I xas cd
fnss ars. Barns s2f nosizess ~ siserisr
iasf sac bal heard fr9zs her hsr<Ass,f- a.
thtnHfhz = very strange seat 70 IL. ss.tss
s.1Es @Nee assf sxnf a message - fA<
.i,cse.et e Gilman asking him x nws
~ ~ NJ fzyn< had beard from her has
sser 'vertFef from IRE o,.e-asor.
THz xxrLr.
GILMAN. yafy an
To Geo. " TIh1cffs Ms hsvue Ae-ra
from Ferry or ths Issh NJ TasosaA
THIS t~segskm rcnhrsseI my Aen aad
csovincss M that The shsrieF 8 iufss~rueriss.s
VA foss.s1e1 on q nii.4pFfshss>i0e ~ the
fsris fes sbefir tz8fsi.Iy t~lsxrsphel
and ssk 81 her Y stIe had besrsf fr0sn ferry
Sec see tae issh, and 49, siurly replica
fer haesaiuz. q c1.urre. that she hsd
bead frosa iim ore seek sxn At Tacoma
At-pAi tsHis ttrae q reporter cailed GA Mr.
James Haf8i1t1n Lesis. who ha1 tuaf r..
turned fFDsn fnnnelss, s1S aske.d him II
n nsi ssen % heard anyfi4nr f-osa NJ.
nsFne ~ II that seeti.so ~ 30 country
-.
beard snythiaz from sr. Bssne. and scar
avn MAS ssssLLxs nsx.
!, however. DO NOT hriieye that The Italian.
hevc hal any hsEd Ia the affair I defeua
81 fhzt mas I.sisti who 4as arrested by
Bsyue for sfzbbing smother fefisa. aud
k1es that the iisiisns- instead Of holding
. grudse sssse hsyBe, feit that Lschl did
hot get am fsess thsfs hs deserved
All sorts Of ideas were expressed ye-ter.
day regarding the cause Of Mr. Reyne's
Continued absence from his family, aud Abe
general impression seefxed 10 ~ thai he
bad been foaiiy dealt with.
g&T % HoFr
Last evening a we'll dressed stranger an.
i.roachsd The reporter. add said II am q
aetcrf.se, aud !: y my place 10 keep nay
time, were Il not that feel Ii say ssty 10
do 80 10 alleviate the fears Of loving wife
and mother ! k8ow, aud yeas mar ~ state
tina, Perry Bayne IL alive and well and viii
return 10 BIS samiiy Ia due course OF time.
y il needless for you Ia ask me how I
know, The affair + shroadest in tar~tery
Tor The prrseai, bat the Whole thing viii II.
~ clear a. Alright Ia 9 very short time.
Never alleN aay ona 10 know where you
got this information
The mao WAS duly sober aud talked In
all seriousness, and impressed she news
gathefeF that he was telling the truth If
bis statement Is true. Mr. Bayue is probe.
bly, engaged In some ofiseiai business
which requires hiss keeping the shade.
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caesar At FsASELiS. Tbs ffa1slts
hand VIII g;vc 5 essucess aiisi SO Al dance -
isc prae;sss F-NS oa FRIDAY sxciiiaS
fal r7azfsr3nsc hiss t~eeis 2rFsasea s'y 81
tansits t.sfHfalEsee faf tnz azsaasss94 Tbs
e.surert i given % aid the sssiG IA rAS i1iS
fssr sac tzssuiifs3l uniforms ef is nlfusi-srs-
tseniai l.se Thatcher viii psstisie tae
sssssSh. SssG All y DO sslcua HEi - made
vr..fsar4sss
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FOR SALE.

One lot on Front street, 60
x120 feet, right in the
center of business.
One lot on Front street, 80
x120 feet; central loca-
tion.
One lot corner of CONNER
cial and Main. This is
one of the best corners
that is offered for sale in
the city at the present
time. It is a fine bust
ness location.
l2ox120 feet square, cor
ner of Mill and Second.
This is a magnificent
corner.
0ne-half block on Fourth
street.
One lot on Third street;
fine location.
Two valuable farms, well
improved: only six and
eight miles from the city.
raa 4ssazs 1ss q yrpssTssss az ALL. srst
Esss ans al szs &nx rzsssszasss - sE2zs.
ex s&eE&.
HEflER & DlSHON,
as Csunusial 4, Sali !.
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CHAUTAUQUA BEACH

MIDWAY aErwEES <EATTsE Axn
vi x&e1z1AL pi<esAzs AexsfAsss szass-
snss res1es Wits Hxsr kaxs10tx.iAEs ans @x-
re7ieaE fatalities tssr g3nsSslns. t<saF1z ssg
za1 sasS<sgag H&tasax azss. asoAtsssE rxszss.
cat s-ztss&-v ssssEz1zsssaeEs SsE EssEss
s~eF tsAy Kkssse ss<zHze-s. s1s1sirss eessssss-
tee. etc
EatzIS--zsse Hayw -. izsTcs TkrszzA AZ
- g. 81. &sss ~esssS< - - n ~. s1za Gas !
Frssaxa lsAses I&exszzA TGessSay. Thazss
Aaz. rAsErszg ST - D. "a Exrssrs28a srgas
s~sss1s apsrg sssww4ef exeszsnx ss . sessssxs
Ties Eess Ssar<e S<xssss Hss>sz<g. We<sas<s
Gas fTszxs Al : = Ia lac ekszN tAiek
sseTs< Ts<azra4 Wezurxznx ~ 3 ~
.nresrz * "a ,, ~
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OF sKrTEaHER MKT. AT 10 O'Clock

A. NJ, for the purpose OF nominating can.
didafe fer Delegate 20 Congress. the nomi-
nation OF all other Territorial elective
presented
The Republican County Central Commit
tees are requested 20 hold their primaries on
saturday, August the 18th, and their County
Conventions on Saturday. September list
The basis of representation made by the
Territorial Central Committee entities the
counties toeicet delegates as follows.
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Call For Republican Convention

DY RESOLUTION OF THE REPUBLICAN
ID Territorial Central Committee at
meeting thereof held At North Yakima ON
March :, I>ss It's chairman was authorized
% name the date Of holding the Territorial
Republican Convention 10 be held Of
Elleasburg. Pursuant thereto said Con
sention Is hereby called TO be held at
Eiiersburg On TUESDAY,, THE llrH DAY
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The fsfneral az the late David Miller took
riafe yesterday afternoon si . s'esssck fTafa
cross 4 cos undertaking psriors, Rev,
rtask Davis rsiseiatlns Mr. Miller left tN0
orphan children. Eifl 81 zen years and a
f.s5x q i - raanrn his loss
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NOT LOST, BUT SAVED.

szessS szftzsr, q iEeseas- MoafzEk. ssys.
II wsz suffering from an UnHsnsily bad
r-ezS Ay lHEEs were SIRE sssd r1Egrsssss
I ssgaszssest sssse ii the ssss; physicians ~
Hesesse. zAaSs prescriptions fsfi.zf 80 ~
lsaes MS. tsfaase alarmed anG had 2tsa4st
gsrea ~ At the saERssstsoa 81 q friessst !
s-sis ffss coughs xsad colds ard AFTER tAk z1ss
Il aesSs-5iez ~ a5reeszsszsx. n a. razssf sefzsy
sgsea Letters s.fzslsf T. Tie atssrs are
svaeixes daily Tsse essses u Aeserss sHS-
lisa aasacsty ca TIE fhra3z and lungs u
sssasefksaE sasrHesssass sssi fas sxsaraa.
= isaszssEx eaa9E. cessss zssd sTosp Il {. ~
sssssss ssTssaszArisxiss - kf4er r-ssgnxss eszs
tszsA~xaF~eei aas ssia O. A. a. STEWART
kefs5r
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Aespa,slaa. res5ase..e- meiiasIs..

Fra gEaagas' gtS-st - Ts,e steamer Sossslai
Inc faaSes fas ,,Ssaaie. Se&heek, ssnR4t@
aaa taiau siy Fr.dss ~ = = -
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fsafssgs Es,znsaasf. tie wscsnssa rap
HAtsi seisgTErAr1 iAss e3Sai - uai
itsc 4 tsHseTs3a. E1ficr saaek- - Asl.sss
9,f'seSsz ss-se- far ~ ave lizesszz1 y8ssls
+ aa,i q F4LE COVERING. sssh t2la7
ssE uslis. - b. sairssa p Sexs SIP 90
sis-SvseT " eiilnEssg
TEss = q - s4sgss ga sAe pses II ise *
srn.iyr atssi aNukEsx naH t4sa,s@ -est
Il ssassS. Il 81, Hs sae Es.s atNsasA 4 AAHA
faah Railroad gesap aas. Nsrv Fsfsgr -
wear enterprises fstsass- <f5ii3 ~ a 49,
sa-a Ne ezse rzsss 81 = ssssz ~ fee& -
ysa- ~
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KEN csqs. We are s'ss.s< asss lszg fans
{ hester S7tAFF.
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Frzseh ths grssevg always makes il > point
Is kszrn asaa, sseef. isfiex hArss and fassey
ls.eak fsss eag@n Every piece 81 usS@t
sssas4-sss,si
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Tla Steamer SkaEit Cisses wa1i tssisa
~ ssan usssa. leaving hsse - 3 a "a.
~. fisp a5sh
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as5e curtain nets We H-e ei0strE them
oaE a. low IS ~ esats. chester Clesgy-
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Eaee ears. aua aoassts. se are eaAaS
ssseas sssss. sssr triers It'll TIC s4ls. Chests.
ieAey
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70 rrass i, csssss les Il y s@Sa eress
e,sasSs thxszef saagS
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4 ee-ss 10 esese linz of al pare weol
A1srafsrs. cloth. he~tek EleaFy.
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A Show Of New Greatness.
Something to Please An

II Il the only Minstrel Show that viii
perform everything advertised and VIII
freely forfeit $aaoo 10 any charity IN the
city II we do not carry out eur Promises TO
the letter IL Is the onlf Minstrel show 10
America tina; has DFnfnnond and Howe,
wfo have been sHrnarned by the press AZ
the Kings OF All Fauilibsists." Il is the
emily Minstrel show with new features. now
syeeiais1es ard nea novelties. II Is the
only Minstrel Shaw that does NOT employ
broken down performers who haze been
dropped by all first class organizations. II
Is the oniy show advertised berc that has
obtained the unanimous endorsement Of
thr press wherever il has appeared. aud we
arc prepared 10 sisssaHtiate thissfaiemens
wit. bath the documents and csllsatsrais.
Remember. that NcInfyTe 4 Heath's Min
ssreIs viii exhibit their entire show, con-
blFsssi with HageFfy's Original Company,
which Is positively the largest on earth,
making fgo ccsrpieie shows in one. Don't
faii 70 see the greatest 81 all 5uricS4ncs.
SIZE OR. SCENES IN AFRICA.
eHAS HOEToS, business Manager.
Fasziiy circle and psrquet- 81, balcony
aud gallery. 80 cents. sesEs on sale Mon
t4aT tanrffisssx ~ She Seaftte Pharmacy iva
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"a. <xas a-sEeh .lses. ss-sss = esa-es
si,.ssss.s "a 4es.
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sAkSAsa ~ ta HANgi,--rhe Chiuesr
go wAss ieil Bis wess stw " Psseils
ssssiss camp nu8ar sastlsians eirrnsa-
1855 on i2s Tfaas and WAS rff~sstri
fssssfs'AY naFales IS hesnG iistgsi ssfsif
~ So anuUshi ssrip7e Justice II. ,.
- gVslcrfsy s;geFHe.an hlif his trial VS.
sssssssst fial nsfsrisy az D. us. He
- asa'e A. A. aaag aat wara Al
1et asaie ia iafefF.eN htn b r.
AEa
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49, fseN gF ssArFAts NASNfSs
=. - Ai'esaesa Capssia Of roiice 5. 81.
= etl lave bz Helena. " ousaus.
- asniet O. his gcss eDstinn frtfi tlse
- iafa anU H=s Hfsre - seinz esasss
,ssssHf,esssiy tq Uf5esr Mst {eRan. Sausa{s
1910 s2SS tast hn discovered Ssss1e
AaS silver wiar- ne Nsaiars ia esss.
- - 4 Efus SO spsad a gecaJ0a e
- g i.isaesleVitar ahaat lhq sane seias
= sar hefe III lHfng The sarts missss
- ~ trleig sgrres rrt =, s.. sIt.s..a.e
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We arr eiosissg cat eur Rsssiin uslsieFueai
sa4f Is Iisirsas Grrsses- Chester NlcATF.
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We are rioslng va n oar laws E'rlce
theta chester Cas8rx.
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The babies cry for thera. g1se iadies sign
ssx tht-En rasse lsSelasls hams as fFsSch
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We are closing sas car raras..l=- chester
Cieary
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We arr eisslax oat our hosiery. Chs.
Tar ElesFy.
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Aud stu sbey So Ihose .siielcHs GAssli
al fsazeh :.
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kAastEA tSe, Articles e. Incorporation
ssf1 aied ~ "a, saaigsy's esiiee Yesterday
no fse Az'nler giHt II seattle The ohgecs
Sse; f1sth Ia iha ARTICLES = 20 'nalnsaiu
ssA essildRgl tof tho arcofa gao3sfsoH and
ssssasAtf hyncgt g is gnc'abcss ard ~
szsiec<z futrrrsise. = boarding. i,=selax
eeSss and frHisnHaaf to seattle sud -
fsfsasss. af4Htve. hsld, iease. eaaves snA
NaTs<zxs rial estate FAa capital Sts1ck
ssSso eisidssi into shares ~ SO cAeh,
- lssr existence Hs she oorprsRftun shall
as's fv3ts faa sfssstc,,s uamed Sae -
ss g. FefFV. e q Sfruve, ! r.
settssssa. &eaH frafy. T. q MazatUfu.
4. sffegt snd lhraai faskrs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-26

EtkkwAY kceInEr5s, terrible and
ssiaesi fatal accident utruffcd Yesterday
a z %. a. the eoraeF 81 Fifth aud Cherry.
watts gradiuE on seventh street. team
heieneluf % "a Young man whose astae
tnnid not he atccfiained. hecamr fright.
eAefi ana ran down Cherry street. where
tbs had wheels ~ the WAgaa bceNnls be
sssked throwing ths driver aad almost
kiiliHx him. When a. the corner 81 FIFTH
fhe rubsaays rnilisni With another teem
helanxlng to : 4 whiieside, the tongue
Of TIE wagon penetrating The aide ~ one
q the Aafse= to the depth ~ siN OF vtght
ta1hts. Tbs peer animal nsaas red h
sirrtgxir u lgs tres, bias died almost i'm
nsesiiAieN M NAigesiae estimates bis
hiss d 30 z he ahfaftunate yonng driVet
+ itiaE In q DANGEROUS condition, hut with
ffaeaf easp viii sft.mafctv RECOVER
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-26

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Cross 4 COS undertaking psriors, Rev,
Gtssk Davis @siscsstlas. Mr. Miller sefi tive
arsshan children. Sis % zen wears aud
bay q . 70 favnrn his loss
81. cents 10 essse ost ios Of semmer
sisks Chester tlasry
We are closing cut III our ia~as Price
is5s1a- Chester assFx
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sai saaarsass ar,sees- Chester Clcasy
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guaranteed
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Sasss fr4rase7 TIE fare On steamship
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-04

Fine Print India Linens, nice
line Of Patterns, formerly Is tC
20 cents, for s 1-3 cents.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-04
Smellest Plant I'm the World.

The smallest Towering plant in exist
ence is Woltia microscopica, native of
India. 1t belongs to the natural order
Lemnacee, or the duck weed family 1t
is almost microscopic N size, destitute of
proper stem, leaves and roots, but having
tlese organs merged in one. forming
frond. There is, however, prolongation
Of the lower surface into kind of rhzoid,
the purpose of which seems to be to en-
able the plant to float upright in the
water. The fronds multiply asexually by
sending out other fronds from basilar
slit or concavity, and with such rapidity
ioes this take place that few days often
s:iffices to produce from few individuals
enough similar ones to cover many square
rods of pond surface with the minute
green granules.
But small as these plants are, and sim
pie in their structure, they yet produce
towers. Two flowers are produced on a
plant, each of them very simple, one con
listing of single stamen and the other
Of q single pistil, both of which burst
through the upper surface of the frond.
There are two species Of this genus grow
ing in the eastern United States, one of
them, Wolffia Columbiana, about one
twentyffth Of en- inch in diameter, and
the other, w. Brasiliensis, somewhat
smaller in size. The American species has
been collected near phia.-Boston
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