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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-28

Republican city convention takes
place this afternoon.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-28

Beach & Alger are now prepared
to do all kinds of tin, sheet iron, steam
and gas fitting work, on short notice.
They have procured competent and
reliable workman. All work will be
done in workmanlike manner and al
ways on time. Give us call for any
thing in our line.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-28

Hats, all grades, all shades, at B.
Wolff q Co.'S.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-28

Nobby dress suits at B. Wolff d
Co.'S.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-28
Ice! Ice! Ice!

Blacksmithing of all kinds at Carsons,
next to HeneYs livery stable.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-28

Spring stock just received at b.
Wolff Il Co.'S.
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OUR TELEPHONE.
Register, register.

business nctises under this heading g, 10 cents Tel
line for e. ch insertion.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-28

Thos. G.. Spratt has had his pension
increased.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-28

FoR sALE.-House and lot on Grape street, near
BALDWIN school. Enquire at Argus Office,
FoR SALE.-Good lot on Washington avenue.
ENQUIRE at the ARGUS Office.
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For first class Job work, call at the
ARGUS Office.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-28
For Sale.

One horse, eight years old, sound and
kind; also open buggy, Portland cutter,
harness and robe. Cheap for cash, or
on time. Enquire at this office,
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PERSONAL.

DIR. Wilkinson is in Denver, Colo
RADIO.
j. Trodden took trip to Detroit,
last Friday.
G. d. Lintz returned from St. Ig-
mace, last week.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-28

The annual Easter festival of the
Sunday school of Trinity church,
will be held at the church next Sun
day evening at seven o'clock. The
beautiful carols will be sung; the
class banners displayed; and notices
recited when offerings are presented
by members of the classes. The
Rector will deliver an address on the
"Cross and Crown" An offertory
solo will be sung by Miss Kate Moore.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-28

This IS the last week of Lent.
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Hospital block, Chisholm st.
Office hours-10 A. NJ. to 10 NJ. a TO 6P.
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Corner Dock and Lake streets. sew
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Easter Sunday next Sunday.
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Election next Monday.
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A sleigh load of cedar got stuck OH
the railroad crossing on Washington
avenue, Saturday. At that time the
noon train was approaching, and the
teamster, being unable to make his
team pull the load off the track, and
not relishing an interview with the
locomotive, he unhitched and with
drew to safe distance. The engin-
eer managed to stop his iron horse by
the time it had got but few feet from
the formidable barricade. 1t was
then removed.
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REAL ESTATE.

Pon sALE.-LOt on Mirre street Enquire at
A rg,,s ofice
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Miss Ella Snyder gave series of
recitations at the Opera House, We'd
nesday night. She came well recon-
mended, but did not meet the expecta-
tions raised, and there was much dis
appointment. The only pleasant
parts of the entertainment were the
selections given by citizens, as follows:
Quartette, moonlight on the Dan
ube" and the might Birds Whisper"
by the Castalia Quartette instru-
mental quintette, by Messrs. Trippler,
Howard, Maiden and Steele; vocal
duet, "O'er the Hill and Der the
Dale" by Mrs. Macauley and Miss
Small I; duet, flute and violin, by
Messrs. Murch and Law solo, "Sleep
my Darling" by Miss Small.
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F. s. Dewey has made working
model of the snow pillow he invented
the past winter, and patented. A
few days ago he gave a practical il
lustration of its capabilities as a sleigh
road maker, by blowing a road
through the deep snow on some of the
streets in this city. We believe it to
be superior to any snow pillow previous
ly made. 1t makes a good road bed,
and is not cumbersome or costly. BY
means of series of levers the pillow
is under control Of the person operat-
ing it. One side Of the road can be
cut deeper than the other IL desired.
1t is easy to operate, aud the snow
not needed on the road is thrown to
the sides. 1t has movable sides or
shutes for throwing the plowed up
snow free from the track. Such lum-
bermen as we have spoken to about
it, speak very highly of the pillow as
log road maker.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-28

Every Democrat register.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-28

The residence of John Nicholson,
on Washington avenue, was damaged
at least 81, 900 by fire yesterday at
noon. The fire is supposed to have
originated from hot air pipe, near
the bath room, and worked its way to
the roof. Both hose companies were
promptly on hand, having over half
a mile to run. There is an insurance
of $4,000 on the house, and 81 200 on
the furniture, in company represent
ed by Kelley & Mcdonald.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-28

BEACH ~ ALGER.
johnson block, Water street. S67w4
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

1TA MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC
y CouufY Committee cf King touuty
held Juiy Is, ISsS. b. Has directed lhaf a
county Convention he he'd a. the Courf
House in SEATTLE on FiE-DaN. AUGUST Il.
ISIS. At : % CLOCK. =. N f0f the psIrf,dse
% nominating esad dates for couufy ofilees
sud selecting delegates 20 the Democratic,
territorial Cos feuftGu- All persons op,
posed 20 the Republican organization IS
King EUua'y she ar willing 20 mite
With ~ 10 favor Of au aouesf and ccon0u-
ical eelusuis'saiiga Of public affairs are 30
yifed 70 join Ia The selection Of deleEasts %
saia C0lutg Convention.
u i recon- utIlGe i TIA. Delegate Eiec.
Tons be keld a., he usual polling rlaces on
SATURDAY. AUGUST IS. Kiss. At 3
O'CLOCK. 7. N
1ha following is the superintendent.
based upon one delegate for each 50 votes
ioT fracticH % 81 cast az the last general
election for the Democratic candidate Tor
delegate in Congress
Arthur /. ArOndale Z, Bay View I. nlack
Diamond 2, cedar River =, Buvais I. On
vanish =. Funmciaw 2, Fails CITY /.
franklin I. tareen River 1. HouEhfsu l.
Juauifa / Hot springs = Newcastle
Osceoia 1. Eemond !. Ecnt0u 2. suuuydaie
l. >aBAmish J, SuequslEaic I. Sqnzk !. "a
rnsn Bay /. Slaughter 2 seaffle-First
Nard J., second Warii n. Thiri Ward g.
Fourth Warsi = TligsFiiie =. T0lt !. Union
I. NsshoD l. White Rlver2
Tie voters IN The iste precinct o. Eagle
Gorge viii 90 70 EBUmciaw.
g b EMERY. Chairman.
I'd. T.. TERRY. ~far~e4s~y tFsnl4x tssfH
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COMMERCIAL

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tsnet las tesa aase q -. This r pslsei5
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u ~ saxsxes. osss are ssessg. PrsTsa-
ssa. aad asss3 ses Sexy Sra me snsskei
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psauss ssIsEsx a. &C. ben. ehsses afgs~s
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gsssggu y tesns- Steamers or0nzfss fge5gisf
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t,sr1 " ass4sxssyss II t8Aa. fc&ssS ton.
Fisefxooa ton. AnSsrxs1z issis. Heessis,
Z fsyss. HayNaTd ] toa. Dsy saplsEs ton
AsaesAa teas. Asarrz tkF Frsasssee r.
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- sacks fesssses. z safzs Eexstas;ssss. =
lsgxss apples. boxes years- calves. B
Boxes BstSeF. y sseks sasssage- esssg
aHeks. saeks timothy sNsa. - s-.1fs aoar,
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applies. - 5ozsa plsfas
fEEfSnT eaifAEAfs. = DuFszZ tDs
yass a hears shipgneNfs sf freight wsre
.ssde fr9fa %yasfte a fosioEz. Per Pact
zsaBs sAsre line ] or hsFs q ,asfa3,p AMI
u t.yns lafsreIi3aeags ffesEaf. tgigsstaa h
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shore & Fassefa 10 t4gf. -eeaEGsrs---s kasii
Cslsf tyEz. FieetFssst tssn- itei s7.s ks''ti
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gas / tor. Elia1iuEtou = tons, Azsfal9 =
tons. Al&skzn ! s to1s, OiT5apisa toes sisa
E.ag 8 -fers z fusfs
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BlNFF SPRINGS HOTEL
ROCKY MOUNTAINS.


A PERFECTLY CONSTRUCTED sum
y meF aud Winter Hotel. costing Guar
ter q million dollars. situated on the Iine
Of the Canadian Pacific RAILWAY, near the
summit Of the Rocky Noun aims. in the
Canadian National Park Tee hsase IS
electric lighted ani has every comfort ara
convenience found ia the city hotels Of
the highest grade. The numerous bot sui
paur fVriags IN close proximity vary IN
temperature from 30 - IL degrees. and
perfect bathing facilities are supplied.
Testimony 70 rae wonderful curative prop
critics Of the waters = plentiful 4 arsi-
class livery Of driving aud saddle horses
forms part OF the establishment, and there
are excellent roads and walks in all direc-
TORS built and mai. ;sinei By the Govern
meat. The house j. 800 feet above sea
level. and IS surrounded by magnificent
mountain peaks $50 To 500 feet high. 10
grandeur u scenery aud purity Of Etmes-
9heFe- he region Is lmmeGs use53y superior
% any similar health resort On the CONT
nezt. The hoiei rates are froHs $50 a day
upward. and special terms for longer time
uay be bad By addressing GEORGE H0L-
LfDAY. Manager. Rant. Alberta. Canada.
For further information aud for Excursion
tickets. apply 10 Canadian Pacific Railway
Ticket Da,cr. seattle SpNeFr
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Time Table Broadway csaeh O.
DaflE sxrspz sznd2yA,
uTTWARp

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HEFiER 4 DISHON,
2asss Commercial st.. Seattle. W.T..
Call For Republican Convention

Dr. RESOLUTION OF THE REPUBLICAN
ID Territorial Central Committee 81 s
meeting thereof held * North Yakima on
March = iSsS- is chairman w2s authorized
70 naEne the date OF holding fi4e Territorial
Republican Ccnv en13ou % &c held a.
Elleasburz. Pursuant thereto said Con
Vsa1icn j. hereby called 10 b. held a.
Elie4 sba-g on TUESDAY, The IlTH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER NEXT. At 10 O'CLOCK
A. II. for the purpose Of nominating a can
Ssidate for Delegate to Congress. the uonli-
ration Of al other Territorial elective
officers and ssleh otkeF business as may be
presented
The Republican County GENIAL Commit.
tees are requested a. hold their primaries on
Saturday Arg sisf the -s.il, ard i.leir County
Conventions on saturday, Sepie.a lssr 81.
The basis ii representation ssas.e By tie
Territorial Geatral Committee entities the
counties u elect delegates a. follows:
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WNA.rcoM.


wHAFces, August a-Au enarBeHs
crowd 81 land hayers attended the sale ~
the Otter estate here yesterday. A great
deal Of resi- estate Il Chsuging bnues be
cause Of tue favorable railroad as8a
Last yesr She assessed valuation III Whist.
rom county property was fN1tst thss
ysaf Il Is sl.Iie.Gki. n ban1aoafg Increase.
Property an Hgili1RhEIn tsy has B3a
tertaily advanced sin1c fau passage ~ the
subsidy by law 10 aid ~ tke Now West
minister, Nottingham hag & s0atiefu kals
ROAD, pniY property oearfs aaiea, aHd
The ballet st9ud 80 10 ~ tsff fair tps,
ioflty To say the least -HcHH,or CHuis 81
Gays the Megk On ibe raad vii begin ius-
fardiatoif.
Theirs s lack % lumheg and hIildnF u
prevented Whereby al ihe hotels arr
crowded aud eu0smous rraHds game a.
town on every hoax
The iifaaeaai 10 this eifF has changed
hands printer formerly II seattle uaw
owls an Interest in Is aud Mr panorau
has retired ffVgl tik mst Big r8eni.
The political pat d boiling noN CGuaiY
ofiifers are blooming ast Ele ne1iscsair
nre bach ward haeeWs. the free lfa9g psiiey
Of Cleveland bas raised cots 8ytHait dis
satisfaction, aai The eeaHora ID tae uatun
cratic success aFg consequently siign
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Whole number


The Central Committee AZ is meeting a;
North Yakima had 10 means Of ascertain
ing the representation that the new county
Of Dkan0gan was entitled 70. and therefore
oaiy gave Il one delegate. since this az
f.orli0ument was maze / am apparently
cres4iiAbiy informed that The territory
COM posing said new cogafy east about
sue-balf % the entire vote Of the Old
county Of stevens, and the County Central
Committee OF Okaaogau County claims 80
be entitled 10 oae-hasf the combined rep
reseBfafion OF the tao counties. viz five
delegates / therefore recommend that
the COUNTIES 81 okaaugsr and stevens each
elect three delegates, two d Re entitled 50
one vote each aud the third 70 helf a vote
in toe Territorial Convention.
] also desire Ia call the attention Of all
County Committees aud delegates 10 the
Territorial Convention 20 the following
resolution 81 the Central ComEnitEee
adopted al North Yakima
Res5igss. Thaf the Central Committee
recommends that hereafter each comfy
be- represented by all the duly elected Del
egaies whenever possible Tor them 20 a.
tend that IN case II enforced absence q
any delegate his proxy shall be given 20 a
duly elected member Of biz delegation
only: and this committee further recon-
sueuds that this resolution shat apply T.
Comfy Conventions as well is IL tAe
Territorial COsyeuti0a-
: BAXTER. Chairman
A. D. ATrsInsE, secretary
seattle. IS. T.. Juiy -. IooS.
EpHVllita1 ssaEsTs please CnnT.
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THE EIIEnSBURG ROUTE.

aconnA. kllesszeurx & Coneouuily Rail
! md rraYcnlent Inc snfa he fannus
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Be careful and do nos make a ,nistak,
but he sure 20 take The
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ssaxy Jsr1tve- EF Pussy.
President Asae Prs.
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rumr Fr AsENft, AH- Arrived ycsig--
8ay-ciiip X y. Eacs. from san Il dr5 90
lnai igmh-T a. rs 'esBs Tar Esenas A1resi
liz fsfk fAs waa, iraW Honolulu ia lasd
iutubrr as furt EigeeigT faf &elhourt1e
ship - Francis. ffom Naknaama. wiia a
cargo of Tea. rRFfe tate port f'as m0rniar
ship fi-a 3 Manson. from san fFaar sra
g. fptufH fR gasi irem Iscoua. also ar
rived schooner I s Wgssi ssr.Vpd fp4a
ffam faepmH. iauaff iaara iaT san Van
cisss Hafk MafHiiie Hfth faa' from ST.
sitie f1f san Ffaseisca, aeat "a sea ester
dAe
fosr foassENp, Aus 3--Ar-sye,i ships
Geo u asu=aD g F1aaeis. Bloc Jacket
nashias Waee, bsFt 9a.nes A. ElHr hsfk
euuuc Aasiee. eziiud-Fafs Matilda, shiF
50 Vincent
Fesr pisCosgEy. Aus e-sailed
shapaeF QEeeii
{ r.sar sssbLE. Aus. .-ssilel-Hark Gen
srHi iuiir
Pear MADISON. Aus e-saliea nark VI
drtfe
Poser uApaaeN. Asa. a.--ssl.cf- Bari
tfgtff,ta
Fosf BtAGEfrs, Aas Arsito3-rs,h
Fax Nae.
+ rAfsssa. Arg. g-C}oaiy fresh seBih
gesf win1 az D. 90
-kS FEtSci-e.' Avs g. AFrigeli-%aiY
j. % NaiEsf. sstfie sAsp Two Eatsers
F Tacoma Cirfea8 elcarisr Haiaia. s lr
+ inFie Departed -eieamtr San fl-iec. Ia
{ eeG5h
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THE NEW w-NoTHISGs.
Proceedings of the Illinois Ameri-
can Party Convention.

CKIcA5o. Aug. a.-Tne state convention
u tbs American party was beid hers this
evening About 10 persons were present,
several 81 them baFing been members OF
the ald knoN nothing party. A long set
81 resolutions vas adopted demanding
rigid restriction 81 immigration. new and
stringent naturalization laws. excluding
ail communists socialists, nihilisiz, auar-
ehisi- afa paufeFs from citizenship, bat
Nos interfering with tae vested rights
81 ftTss tiefs Presidential terms should
D. six ysars aud me Incumbent iualig lble
Ter reelection Nonresident aliens shout 1
MOT ~ allowed go bold real or personal
property in tHit rguntgF- cos eTnmcni a.
uiirst.ou fJs iaissT j. recommended aud
guvefumei1f aNuersaip If the telegraph
aud 80 a3sofpli9a into the postal system j.
aJfof-rfta
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rs.s 49, VS. e. rsss@ The x<seazr.ssa 2
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gss8 - fsH - -. 49,.
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So farr1eF. - So
xssis g.sst.s rierfr IS IN tlss esss.
Prsseewfsnx A,sa-g~y J. ~ k1ssEs17 -
..s-s,ses 81. s7ss~uiax from Ills extern trip
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OLE.


Fux.xzres. Aug. s.-Twesty tA0ssssd
x<5gods Of ore fross The Ia tina Easae - the
EoneoaaiIy district viii " shipped sor
Snofror from here b sssI - -aa Francisco
reduction WORKS.
II II expected The steamer Nix9S viii -
s1Aftesi up fbe river from f&A6S - spsti.t ~
days. THIS boat is 70 Fuu ~ ess.faeHtsoss
viii the siekSHsr Esleasbafz On the Goa
eoBnliy.
Foifs for the electric iigiaf wIles are be
ing stf rapidly, and will susa - rsady for
fire wires
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FOR SALE.

THE VAN noaES FARM. OK WHITE
L Eiver. containing sbsBt 10 ac-es. =
sc-gs &c hops rezss. sssdz1se. te8s1r house,
8 Airs wa-e7 a-sls. bars rlg. in aas ~
fgrr -r-s - aErl.s - timber - atom
lnr alssl laz sase Far fssrrsgEs az NgiEslF 10
q address tzEU u VAN pk8&ES,
waite : rsr Fss-atecs
E4ue Ca. y Ssh IL
a. FAEH g SANDER
frr 90 y r srsa ..zss-e..rs a. 60. =s-sfrts
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q chlld Aeslaea.alIy KIIIsa.

wA1LA WALgk. Aug s--fais siiefa9gn
Guy. tie youBRes sgfs q Hollis ri ~ ftit.
t:yfnx three miles west % fssis city, White
pgagssg III ftfe lard fe.i alia broke Sis
rseek HE bssshkrs fasriSa bin 70 ;a4
housa dead Two years ax1 smother Htss
wAs dragged 10 seAaa 81 Bafse ii pas
fore FIELD Mr. EDWARDS IS be6tass sish
RnfRlgsIt.
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THE TERRITORY.
No Agreement Reached at
Spokane Falls.
CoscoSuIIr onE SHIPMENT
4 Child rails and Break. So. Neck
"a Marderonx Tacoma Dentist
Another Tea ship Arrfsst- w sss-
essp and Pert Townsend Pres.
perify.

SPOKANE FAfx1, Arg. Representative res
Il the SEATTLE. Lake SaaEe & k&sssra and
Northern Facife. after tsetng - session 10
Hsvf fnfEtSs % srrfse a. a. szniEasse - gsiss,
neug IL tie taenssfBx 9ifrTeleex, esgsise.
o,1e1fIy d, II. Gilman zHd Paul 4ezs &c
6srfess Iast night fsr fse squad
ArxHneut ID the lnj1ncftoa eases vas
ofelled foday. brs - far yesy Little pro.
a,<..s. -. t,<n<srs srsa.fs
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xzus rEoa rAcoHA.
Attempted wife Mafder Raising
fh. itniler..f.asrl NeMs.

the fsnffer.-feeft News.
Ttc1aA. Aug - A warrant @as issaed 10
day By Justice senfef for tfe afssi u
HdgGr kimhaii. eh4F.fis gifa Attacking hia
vile With a ~ kdiY NfaFgu. AZ tails ans
Ing b. had aas beea arrested. q seems
that kimtai, aiso j. dentist. @ss - q
spree iasf night Ena Gres faaJr lFiie
which be made an attempt Upon the siie u
his wife.
TBg srBagEeEB D0ilRE.
PfrrasaiisHs ~ raising the Big boiler u
ffe Nvffh Pacific afe Shout eam pistes Ra1
Il VIII ~ iified 30 IzisiTs9is. TIE boiler Fiii
be rsssed 10 the surface ST high tl8e, aad
made fast 20 i8ai lf si5i b. isfi 80 pelisea
when the tide fecfiie-- 4 barge siii teen
Dc fi0afed under a. Capt. issujatatn. wsS
has the contract for s1o remainder u tns
work. expects 20 hage l. 10 position On tie
steamer BY shiBTfaf
10 81 AEspED 70 = fiN1aB.
The Argument IN The case q sHshopy r.
Carr against smith 4 Fife, involving iar
Emlth Il Fife addition IL Tacoma. pAs B0t
resumed to.eay. a. Rnlieipatsd. The at
tggneSs sag that The FfJrec'iiBgH aaRe
reached G point where Il may rczt aafii
everything j. ready 20 proved ~ Goa
oIusfon. The demurrer, m0sions ana pre-.
Hsnirnry matters have been argsed, aaa
the neal reeve l. 70 attack tbs tae'iis OF
The case, aud a kiteu Or tH9 has afssen
Il was deemed best not to eafss tpaH these
At once. Is Judge Allyn viii 20 20 Port
land on Monday, "a b. gone several days,
Il IL q little indefinite v bfn the ease sill
be taken up. when it II. however, toe
Testimony ulil be read and argued 10
nn!sh en- both sides
NOT A sQJAkE DEAL, BE Tmsks.
Some time ago the city 81 Tacoma began
suit against John r. Burns, J. =. Howell
and ". b. Blackwell 20 condemn property
bsianging 50 item foY The purpose ~ open
Ing street IRE result was . dscfee rs
favor OF the city. To dag Fatefs were Died
IN behalf Of John =. Bnrus. asking that che
decree be- SET aside lie Giles a. reason
thai 0na Of the stewass aDI,ssisted BAs net
present HiieH tas spptaisaZrf Of damages
NnE made.
An sIlswes was fled Iii fbe q isfriet conrs
30dat 10 he s6tafste deiens. 81 the Dc
landk1$ John d Grappsf ard ssthsTs ia the
suit trouzht agafhsf Them 81 the fsauie
Paddock isaspl.aI ios sntefiAg upon thr
property ~ DE Plaintiff ~ aiissrh aad cut
Ing aWay bart ii tfeff hfffffhe
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A Liz Tna farr.,.

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nj the dock tonight from YokgBnfBa win
~ 600 ebesss OF tea. o. s9n more than iAe
H0teh broilght over. Arrangements Tor
disehafxing are we'll Ia hand Rnt viii De
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Seattle. Lake Shere & Eastern
Railway Csmpan!.

nx AND AFTER. JULY - isss, AND
" unfE further notice trains Wili run
- fssioEss
70 GILMAN AND IS1EzxErEkTK FoExTz.
I've seattle As . n. arr Gllnaan i2o1 N
I've seattle 30 q p m. an Gilman : Is . n
ResurainE-
I've GissaRa Asou p n. arr S@4ftie 50 p n
ava Gilman Z. - N, AR seattle rs , N
TO sxsRGwI<a AID IsTxxxEDtAyG POINTS.
Ii seattle Rs.s a n. a. snohoTaish I2ro n
Returning
LIZ S9oAomssh e 90 , n. Ar seattle SIS pa
70 sMTTa's essxx- Ross. xuzsExATEn. EAxEx-
IA PARK xEsLxR AND EEETa-
Leave Seztfie b q 4 n AID q m
EstETulns-
Leave KelEh BS19 y and - p N. aTriv-
lag 81 seattle Bs-Ia n and 3.a9 , ".
a. daily ssB~ daily except sunday.
Trains connect a. siiszAn With Stages fog
Falls C-;y. Sao4 uAirni% PALS ard Hop
EaEch. aud ~ laSler with steamer FOR
points on Lake W AsAfnxfon
NJ X JONES. W. JENNINGS.
Train Master General Pass Agent
W z THORNEiI Manager