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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-31
vHTExISARY SURGEONS.

nk A J. Mci n lush, NJ. u -. Isl.
~ graduate Of Ontario veferinars Col
iege. Tosonfe, I, prepared to treat dikess.
~ h0Fses, saftie aud other domestic AIT
nsls with care and skill. Horses bought
and SOLD 90 commission Spec attention
given 20 The examination Of norses a Il,
s0gnds ess. Columbia street. above Sec
ord ossppsifv lane sIIre ssnfss. "
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,n34a>Srunx
ACRES! ACRES!
The way IL make bis moroy in Rny
rapidly growing city Is 70 bur 06Feo On
the roufSSde" while land Is cheap. then
and other developments Piat your prop
erty and retail by lots
We hare between 400 and 500
Nor00 TER nAfe ip tracts ranging frurn
leo neres to fwo acres. from SIS per acre 20
$40 per acre, in splendid localities, ripe FOR
plattInz. and with the extension g Tie
n you ara nor = capttesl9t and can
not. alone, take adyautaxc Of the aeneflt Of
buying large tracts then join 1ool 41ad Sc
cure the same benefit BIZ mcans 81 &combf-
nation. We are now forming
8Ymo1cArE$
for the purchase az Ssssne al the bcss prop
erty on the market Cali and investigatc
We double discount any proposal HOW ne-
Ne call special attention to tAe pasa-
tine dstt ID ltton. lying IN the midst
af the Misunderstanding ard railroad cen
tres. The cable line and the electric motor
lire are both heading for this center and
shsir ssea; I ss sur ms yssf whist =.
HouRLy trains 1t soc and the boat 70 Ere
mont HALr-HoURLv service across Lake
Union. connecting with the electric motor,
thus bringing the addition within fifteen
minutes o. the city. Palatinqhill = eighty
, rols east q salmon hay snd sssn.y Toas
monty II commands the salt water gate
way Of the interiake canal and T. the natar-
al residential section for the Whole Of this
rapidly growing manufacturing cenIcr
There Is schcol house. postolicc and ball
on the estate. whilst eighty rods south q
3<ayss .31<&x fo 4xxtx< f7-ar<E av
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- s. - 800 - = : -
49, n1nl6. - 80 - kla1nx
uaf.sen $ - 1funterlnuni9 81
5|r.exiue c61naelx fsuna d. kcruos.
f.ey - n,slE<nr Il su<x in1<su u<znk ~
1he epIafns = He1ereae. h sess
vians ~ nok nolnr1I1y ! tuxhut1nt
reop,e On ~ cnnfrnry. 10y NJ
ruis61ly rreurSasd = sntmtnslve Is liz
npfns = eoenxSfoo. 49, cc1tuxies u
- ppurou havine rretty noaiy
<rs.-R n slfrif en- q tlem.
rhefr rreseut turbuIe.ce sueuss -
+ .lsnxrfher out 81 pIsce 81 : peor,e
81 submzxxsvs spsrit. bal Il Il MT tl1f-
EcrIf fo expIoin. when servis. with
me .ssissnnce a Rnssis, secured IT,
fnder<ux1encs u rurksy and was
erecfed into ! ksnedonn, the people had
hixh mons that they we're ah0ut to
fash a exnIted national destiny
Thee hoses havs been comp1etefy
dashed. Their sovesnment has ken
varillatiux % the h;xbess degree. ana
he subject which h1s snKrosse<i il
attention. Is the alnost entire exclu-
sion 81 everything else has been she
hitter oasrrei between King Milan
.nd oaeeu E.talie. Instead 81 dis
russfnx Airs al government, The
p<ouae NV herd 81 nothing bat Tie
scsnd.ls 81 he ro,l.l househoaa.
n addition % this the servians
rers forced 81 thear government int0
. wsr xfth sheir hsndred Of BaIxaria,
ax~r ! ou>< t;on q which their svm-
uashies were over4 hefrnineiy with the
Eu1r.rSsns TIE rvrortl az th.t uar i
: record - s~rys.n defeat The Bulea-
y;.u sr,,ies rere nos anre checked. ss,tI
shev uas,d h.xe accuniea BELGRADE
;tself il th~v h..l s,ot hen stopped b.
II. ,hr..t q Au.ari.n Intervention
rhI4 ds...4r<,,~ ar !, .ronxed IN he
$3.50 q. - - -<x~~.v.-
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Il: q! !: ss e &C: !. ! J. $
HELP WASTND.
M TED-FRAME- MAKER AT GRA-
w ham & Daultonss. Boston block: only
first-elass workmcn need apply.
AZ ANTED = A COMPETENT BOOK
keeper: good station. Address post
Office box 40
N ANTED-NURsE GIRL At ROOM b,
W Florence house. Fourth and Madison
streets
M WOMEN DIsHwAsIf-
w erss apply immediately. Las Front
street.
lNANTED = A SCHOOL TEACHER:
w first or cond grade. term, ave
months; wages. 81 monthly. Apply TO
James Burrowse sequim postofflee, Clailan
county.
"A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A FIRST
w class stenographer and typewriter
can find employment with struve, Haines
4 MeMirken.
WANTED--sAf.EsMEN 4 BooKEEP-
w ers- We are in direct cammunies-
ton with merchants OF alliclasses and have
tons Bureau OF Information, Room 10,
Whites Block Front street, w q
lVANrED = TWO WOMEN, DISH.
~ washer and cook. l,z6 Front street.
WANTED : SOLICITORS. ROOM s.,
~ ASTED-TEAInE 70 GIVE LES
W ssns In English. Address possofhce
has ~
" Al IkD--LABi AtiIsE And IN
W teliigeut. 20 represent, In her own
locality. an old 6rni. References given
and required. Permanent poaition aud
guod salary Address supt Manufacturing
Haske. Lock Boz ssSA New fesk
HNrLvfwkNv wsNftssa
MANIFESTATIONS AS MORNING
w hoasekeepsr in widcwer's family:
sosd references. Address, Il. room . Oregon
house. From street
A ASTED-BY a GOOD GIRL SECOND
work or CHAMBER work Fossefssee
box 2tS
"ANTED - AN EXPERIENCED NIX.
w ehsnieal draughtsusa wishes TO oh
tain permanent situation. Address G.
IiasselfeldI. Commercial hotel. CONNER
clal stsect. Seattle, W z.
N ANTI DIS SITUATION BY An gxPP-
rienced bread and cako baker: seq
ord or third hand. Address Giingtr 81
Charles hotel
A AETED : NAN AND WIFE WANT
W position: mar 90 take carr OF stock
AID make himself generally useful and 80.
nsAn 20 do cooking. address VIA Ward.
care Post Ipfsiiizencer Office
"a ANTEn-fslSIfIs5S As Et5OKFEfFE
w or clerk Ia Office Or store. iced ref
srvrees Address r. X this efssre.
IA ANTED--FIRSTcl DRkSsNAK-
w CT frem San Francisco ,xsii so oar by
the axy Price - ~ per day. ar take s0rk
AZ rwxtstfnee tsatl Rssnm q Palmer Hoaxr
WANTED 0OaakIs
W ASTEp-BY A courIE WITH Two
chiiafen. age 70 aud IA. two rooms
with board Ia 4 private house. mist be
within tun hiaekx Of street cars Address
Baarstsr, stating terms. Ps~f-fntesiirencer
sssrp
AfANTkD-NiCE FURNISHED ROOM
~ With hFst-eias< board fer ore gentle
nan. A1arrxE z q. X, Pest imtsslE ernerg.
wAsTkfs-- To RENT
uASTED TO REsT = We HAVE
" renters for affy vacant hnuses. who
nsx zaxr A9arsss Gsinerf, 81 Front
urAsTED - SOON AFTER IrsE i.
W khree ~ fonr uleeiy farnlsAea rssarn.
Der Light kassse kscpkrvs rus< hx Is sxssz
issr&fsss ard ans lar frpsn bn<sasss scnsers
s-ess 81 rezsrsnes~. Address r rs<sasz5ge
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-31

Advertisements under the heads OF Lost
Found, For Sale, For Rent. and situations
Wanted will be inserted at the rate of 2
cents q word for first insertion; cent
word for each subsequent insertion. Pay
ment always in advance.
N0TICE-Thc business Office OF the Posr-
INTELItCENcxR will hereafter be open until
lip. m Classified advertisements viii be
received up to this hour.
The following letters are awaiting advcr-
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A. an investment. this association ol5ex
higher advantages and II safer than mnaf
any sstbes Investment yea may maze. For
application fssf sfork. apply 20 Up Jsc0B-
-0S. my assistant secretary. rooms - an1
- squire block, wnes~ aleo her fnfofma
t1on r<xasdsnx the Association can be had
aAsu,Sh DOUGLAS YOUNG, Secretary.
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len s.sz-.saf 1As-.1s -. -
s-<..S s.ss... - : -.
80 -~~-- -
Z. - 49,. : q - g =.
Arr nED sISNTS
- T1h ALN IL
Tne5srrxx- stop pairing rent and own your
own hcn,e. sfoek in Inc American Build
ing, Loan and Investment soeity. Of Chi
eaxo. VIII caaole ron 20 90 TINS a. annfe
rase q interest FOR mrtnef Information
aduress or apply y y: q. frapkAn eo.s
~ eol 7, y. saieess sseNa'a pls's :
1880. -,.--=---~-==---- x=z=
2sl fNNi To LOAN On kEAL EsIAIE
eseUtf security q r Nnittie<ey q
Ga. sale Deposit huihilils:
TT0TEY ia HAN on FARMS AND
M srItr prnuerfy on favorable terms VIM.
!, Rfsherfspr. colonial block. room IA.
AToExf TO L0AN--oA RIAL B6TATk
IVA and personal pTcpeYty- Mites. mort
gASe:, oq1uss county and ely u1IanIs'
go - = . 49, ~ 49, s =
nna. lla le-sex wen g: 1cs.o<1.-. oso1 -
NEuNEY TO LOAN ON FARMS. LOTS,
WI ciaftels, MORTGAGES. etc Geo. T. Gill
more 4 Co. sW Front street
= n1Nc NrgsfYT1 ATPD. ArSn RTpcT-
r1ass 1s,s;is3;n- asS@,;af ;nn xtrsrf ~.
al. ed,,,,tsiIv ms hsst ~, s.heeysess ,,rsv
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elanx ana nnx1ou4 0Glee n opera hCune
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$1,000 g. :
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i Ueou q n b B. Coz. Qtm1n&x New
Nexfco> late cuDn<y phy1ze1an 6on kHe*9
Cal Female tieeees = s9eefa1sy. Omss
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7
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.ssf sarre<,s>. Gficc and residence
so11< Frnu9 rsfsef-
TYR HKNRY yANDELL, PHYSICIAN
II ana eArxsou- ONCE rpnmS ~ ana -,
Uufpn block kFeIdcnce. Eelleync hneee.
~~-c7 NH ISsuI7ore 81 ~ nr~
1890 reci;cinrs free a. chsrrs win
eac6 consultation. Rooms 50 and 81 Onion
beck. Front xir-es. SEATTLE Telephone ia
1Nn5sRSs9V & n pays1ssIaN
"A. and surxson. room 4. Pullman
honfe, l211 Front street Once open day
: : = ,-S1-s,.-S-, 1.s,S,s,-,, = : 80
m,r.ac oSssss e,r,. 8 Z. s,.s,,s !. . -
Cherry. ever Lswman 8 Hauserdl store.
Residence 81 Yesler avenue. Telephone
IS
-. = = --s.-,-., = :, - =. -
Aas sssz - 8. ~ s..s g. - 4,
.sn 3, Ssens e,s,ass $40 1 rses rIu
attention to women. children ana o6strt
ricx: f30s Second street.
nRs WED Z coz d. <, wRRp. 4
- Y. &. - Zoe, ~ ?. PHYSICIANS ana
sssrssons, room 9 YeslsI. Le.ry block. ot
ia. ~ 's-. - = -. - : '>>
---------------------
IN 3. CASE -. d. ABDOMINAL SUR
We gem and g necoloxist. Tsroma, 81.
- ] HOLES. q 2. III YSlCLAN And
~ IA yace s &oloi a p,ocf; ssr
o e ~. anu :. stISesS. 9nce noH
Telephone No. II. Reuidenre. Yeslsrss 70
nue., between Eighth and Ninth stseets
Telephone ~
nRs. SAITH & WILLARD N. Z SMITH.
- n. D.. Rufus Willard III d. physi-
clans and EHrgeonx Once ponclu block,
Front street. Once hours--s 70 p m
ans 70 p. n.
AIR. AND MA 4. J. CASTLE, HEAI<
M era and teacherx. Christian science,
between Madison ana sprfn9, SEATTLE. Wssk.
.nefnn Ierzsfo.y:
]~U1Trr avn : rDTcrc
|nk GEO. A. REICH, ocULlST. AURe
- ist, iaryngoecopist having returned
- n,esssd q - ~, r.s1 ~ sar,.er ps, MI,
ana o<hess Sc.,,iss. No $3.50. - ~
fcrmer ofyiee - fhs vs.ia,s 80 - pl<.s -
attic. ". n Reeidencs. corner Foarth and
Marion. iyl7dw
: ssss.s 2 ! e 9 -. =
IL Iichfenherr ana lanes Kicfrr affnys
neys and counscIiors At law Rooms and
. lnlon nloek. seattle.
VAMha n. HOWE ATrSRMKY-ATLAW
q tnember Of the United States supreme
court bari. Once 60l5< eront street
~ 3. n. PRATT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
III Rooms Is and IA Keuney buijdinr
northeost corner Fronf nnd Colum bis
streets. Corporation, real estate, law and
EHEN SMITH, ATToRNEY-AT-LAW.u q.
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The Kansas cyclone which carried
of house with It's occupants and has
not yet returned vestige Of the stolen
domicile. beats the record. The de-
prasity Of these Kansas zephyrs seems
to Be too awful for comprehension.
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ASA YEks Avn cHknssrx

EOk64 BEfHUNR AssAYkR AND
~ Enemt>e, anAs M Of ouaa. 9fe clan.
.ses. sc Sad samples for enay hy mall
Tacoma VISA. ~.
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The theory that Woodruff. the young
Chicago express driver Who knows 20
much about the Cronin case. had
nothing to do with the murder because
be u too big : coward. Is not sound
one. From Whist il known Of the
manner 81 DR.. Cronin's death il il ap-
parent thst, not one coward, but sew
eral towards. hsd hand in the muir
s3ap
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-31

ILAkk d CAfEN Skill FURNITURE.
~ carpcts. bedding, etc, cheaser for cash,
than any other arm In or around seattle.
Try them and you viii ind IL so. Pike
street. between Fourth and Fifth.
HHkAFER Than THE CHEAPEST
~ The Seattle Furniture Co seiia farui.
ture cheaper than any other house In the
city. Cab and price our goods and be
convinced Agents for the Andrews patent
folding beds: las Front street, near Pike
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-31

n u. HISNAS, sTESoGRAPHgR. "a
Re onion block. Typewriter work Of al
ktn.fx- either from nauuasip< ssr dSctA-
tim. prrmrfiy and accurately exeeused.
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The following letters are awaiting advcr-
tiSxsrx st this office.
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NOTICE 10 1ONTR1cTORS.

Dds WILL BE RECEIVED FOR THE
- foundation and basement story for
building for Alonzo Huh, esq. and to be
streets. Bids win close at 5 p. m OF Mon
day, june 3. The owner reserves the right
10 reject any OF all bids. Fisher, architect.
lDLANS AND SPECIFICATION ARE on
die Mt the office OF Bird 4 Dornbach Tor
the buliding OF a two-stcry frame school
house for Kent district. King county, ~.
U Bids close june q. Ista. at IL m.
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Ms WILLARD. ROOMS b and G, l.zI2s<
W fraut street Voice culture piano.
guitar, eloeutsvn. physical culture class, 10
y m Saturdays
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NOTICE OF DTsSOEUTTON.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
I existing and doing a saloon business
under the firm name OF Bnnstine 4 Gill
snouT. At Rentuu. Washington Territory. Il
this day dissolved By mutual consent The
business viii be continued hereafter nj the
same place by r. Bnnssine. who will az
sumo ali Indebtedness and receipt for all
MONEYS due the Arm.
JAMEs T. GTLMoUR.
n. BuSSrINE.
Dated al Reuton. W. T.. May j. 1859.
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-
"ASTED TO REsT - We HAVE
~ seTsters for nfsy vacant hnuzes. who
hsx aayf A9ztryez Gisnorf, sN Frua;.
NAsTED - SOON AFTER IEsE i.
" khre@ ~ fpnr utesiy fnrnEsAea rsorns
Der Light kassse kscpznxs rausx h< Is zx.sl
isar&fscs ard sat lar frpsa bu<saass srnser
ssess % references. Address 3. rs<sassse
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+ sGT kATE TGKkrs r ALL PARrA
~ Haxhsway. IL James street..
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OGULIS18 And AUKxS1M
nK GEO. A. REICH, 0cULiST. AUR-
II ist, iaryngoecopist, having returned
nom MS trip b the Enst and Europe, win
be pleased 10 meet his former patrons
and Others dc1ir1ng HE services, 1t his
former Office, In the YeGler. Ieary Block. Sc
attic, ". Z. Residences. corner Fourth and
Marion. iylzdw
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Ecyhnf s UWkNs q. q. sUunHY, q
y X. Owensh civil engineers, surveyors.
ana contractors. Railways and other pub-
g works designed and built. Once
kcoms % and 81. Yesler block. James ST.,
opposite Oe.i.ientAi
n r. ANDERSON q CO.. ENGINEERS
Ne aud iranghtsmen- Corrected town.
shfp piafx: city, county and addition maps.
No Il5 rolumbta street, second door fr1m
Tinted States land nf7see @e~sfle wish
The Progress. [volume] (White Earth, Minn.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

Publishers say that there has been
3 great growth of recent years in the
market for Christian literature. !.
Robert Bonner's boys maintain
the high rate of profit on the New:
York Ledger which their father first
insured to that paper. Like the elder
Bonner they are all great horsemen.
Sylvanus Cobb only wanted an
hour to lay the plot of story and
place his characters. 1t would have
boon harder for him to write school
composition than serial to run for
twenty weeks.
Mrs. Madeline Vinton Dahlgren,
widow of the Admiral, has been lit
erary worker for thirty years. She
has made translations, and written
poems, political essays, novels and
books of etiquette that are entirely
original
Mr.. Gladstone, who reads widely
in a half dozen languages, takes up
his favorite, Homer, the last thing
every night He says a page of it
soothes his nerves. John Bright was
equally Industrious, but he was just as
likely to read a French novel before
dropping to sleep as he was to dip in
to his favorite Milton
An American newspaper syndi-
cate recently offered William e. Glad
stone the sum of $4,000 for a series of
twenty-fv articles on subjects of cur
rent interest. The following reply
has been received from Mr.. Gladstone:
cat my age the stock of brain power
does not wax but wanes, and the pub
lie calls upon my time leaves me only
a fluctuating residue to dispose of. All
idea of a series of efforts is, therefore,
I have finally decided, wholly beyond
my power to embrace. .
The early invalidism of Miss MUIR
free Charles Egbert Craddock) COM
PEELED her to lead a quiet indoor life.
Il couldn't engage in the sports of
the other children she says, ''and
sometimes was SO disappointed and
uneasy that my mother used to find it
necessary to comfort me. One of her
favorite methods was to say: Never
mind, my dear, if you can't do as the
others do, you can do one thing which
they can't do; you can spell Popocate-
petl, and they can't ''
One day a very pious clerical
friend, who had consumed an hour
OF his valuable time in small talk, said
to James Harper, the publisher:
Brother Harper, I am curious to
know how you four men distribute
the duties of the establishment be-
tween you. = John said Mr.. Har-
per, good-humoredly, attends to the
finances; Wesley to the correspond
ence; Fletcher to the general bargain
ing with authors and others, and,
don't you tell anybody" he said, draw
ing his chair still closer and lowering
the tone of his voice, II entertain the
bores.''
The Progress. [volume] (White Earth, Minn.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06
A THOUSAND FUNERALS.

Sad Sights Witnessed by ths Survivors al
Johnstown-B urying the Dead--Pneu.
monia Gaining GrOund-Preparing to
Rebuild Contributions Flowing In.
JoHNsTowN, Pa, June The gray mists
ha1 scarcely arisen from the hills Wednes-
day morning until 1000 funerals were
coursing their green sides There were
no hearses, few mourners, and as lit
tie solemnity as formality. The ma
Jor1ty OF the collins were of rough
pine. The hearses were strong farmers
teams. and instead Of six pail bearers to one
coffin there We're generally six collins to one
team Silently the professions moved, and
silently they unloaded their burdens in the
lap OF Mother Earth Nominister was there
to pronounce last blessing as the clods
ratified down.
All day long the corpses were being
buried The unidentified bodies were
grouped on high hill west Of the doomed
The Progress. [volume] (White Earth, Minn.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06
HUMOROUS.

What this country needs is napld
sugar that will pass a thorough Civil
Service examination. Detroit Trib-
une.
-Customer-.'I can't wear this
suit and that the end of it! It's all
shrunk up on one sidep' Rosedale-
''Vat you expecgt NIT dell diagonal
goots. y Puck.
Young Lawyer to his Client-s'Do
not trouble yourself about the case at
all. my dear sir. ] assure you that to
gain a favorable verdict for you will
be the object of my whole life.''
If our merchant marine has gone
to decay we still have more ships than
any nation on the face of the earth.
Some are consul-ships, but more are
postmaster-ships. Boston Post.
Papa (earnestly)-..Didn't I en-
join upon you not to see that young
man again?'' Daughter (quite as
earnestly Eyes, papa; but he came
with an order of court to vacate the
injunction and vacated it.
Sunday morning. Travis
''Ah, Johnny! / have caught you
with a fsh-pole over your shoulder!
! shall go right and tell your father.
Where is he?'@ Johnny Dumpsey-
4.Down at the foot of the garden Dig
gin the bait. !" Burlington Free Press.
Mrs. Jinx-'.I'm going to COM
mence house-cleaning to-day Mr..
Jinx-''Wellp" Mrs. Jinx-.'W I
wish you would swear your phono-
graph full and send it up to the house
for me to turn on occasionally when
my feelings get too much for me. Will
youpn
Miss Kissan-.'Oh, Calvert! This
is 10000 unexpected. :: Her Maid
Excuse me, Miss Mary, but yure
mother sint me down t tell yez that
about that matter she wor talking over
wild yez this mornin' fer youse t'say
Yes She said youse would. know
phat she names. y
Domestic animals in Greenland
must have a hard life of it, !" she said.
wv 10y 0Os Lag CohOOs 9DGCIdUS0, S06
explained, giving him stony stare,
.the people of that country have no
doors to their houses, and when man
gets mad at his Wife's cooking, or
comes home and finds dinner ten min
sutes late, and no door to slam, he must
necessarily kick the dog or cat clear
across the room to relieve his feel
ings. Norristown Herald.
Husband 81 must raise 81. 800 to-
morrow or my note will go to protest.;
and II my creditors once get started
after me I am a ruined man. = Wife
Don't fret, dear You can surely
'aise that much on my diamonds.
. lou know you said they were worth
IS. 600 at the lowest valuation. y And
IS the memory of the awful lie he
lad told the day he gave her that
" set OF gems rose up before his
suilty conscience, the miserable man
'etook himself into the outer dark
ICES with an exceedingly bitter cry.
Terra Hautc ExDress.
The Progress. [volume] (White Earth, Minn.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06
JUST ABOUT so.

TIE man with the largest library general
" finds the least time to read
WOMEN are sometimes known by the
style Of literature they read in public.
MEN love to hear Of their power, but have
an extreme disrelish to be told of their duty.
HE fashions of the day have a tendency
70 attract attention to the ugliest women
GENTEEL people are never under the
necessity OF snubbing or s'cutting'' any
body.
HOUSEKEEPING should be discontinued by
families fai sued for wages by their servants
u is never well to preach about ancestors
unless you are sure Of yj.cnr own pedigree.
The Progress. [volume] (White Earth, Minn.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-06
Awful Result Of Fire in Hotel at stew

STEVENS Po1NT, Wis, June 6:-The ST.
James Hotel, located near the Wisconsin
Central depot, caught fire shortly after s
O'clock Wednesday evening and is total
loss, together with the entire contents those
within having scarcely time to escape with
their lives. At this writing the
night clerk Charles Oatball, and two
OF bblae girls, Maggie Reilly and a Norwegian
girl known as Nettie, are missing, and
there is but little doubt that all three lost
their lives in the flames The two first
named were up on the second floor when
the fire broke out, and came down, but
went back to secure their wearing APP
sparel