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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-08
THEY BUILT WOOD
The Business Part of Bakers
field. Cal. Burned.
a ssIItos ssD 4 otaRrrg Ia, .
Ihe Fire 1arxsa xla M A@s~
Material wa~ las Reach
wsrnssx ss raisasrs.

BAkgssfasz.n. csia Juiy -Abaui
aous fe~aay are sreke ost in sAs kfehen
a Seekasgss Zee hamsc. nex hassss "a Jpsl
s-ssss1 il The sAans Aiesck u sta scusA
era Acsea- IN sEAiis q Sli esEaFss L sy.zsa
- she atsseSnise hsildiGgs. wAleh w9es
ws~Ssen. saen - the s0usae-a Auses
Rv tbs TINS fhe aSsaes haf Eaiussi SsseA
aeaswsy thai The aae4aeu wege rsua tx -.
ana AZ shSs essssad D. aeas @as 10 set she
tre bars isse.f es&
kvesy business h0aSe in rfe ssnu vsss
harmed. scgssheT wlsA asunt farsy dwvll.
lnss, snvess!as . loss u lseshsFs one n 81.
sSl3 suss q asSrteg desi2rs. The fasarAwp..
- Assessg sT0gsa
iairte3n hlocks are wipess cat. sfsl ra. 4
hsffei restaurant or hsslasSS atsasss i 8ass
As ssesa ~ The Gre hAe ssigssi asf. Ysess.
eFsas were takeFl Scr the rtiitf ssf kAs hsssre-
ses@. sissf hanaFx4 af 4xtga efflserx wer.
sworn in te guard tAe pFsg.eTsy whiga HAD
been saved
Tae fsse saresd With such alarming ransd
~ isat Ai&ay were unable ts save any-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-08
Corner Second and James Streets.
Choicest Properly Of tns City
which we - snos Intending Purchasers.

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-08
MS WIFE usnEa srsricIoS.
weman srr&.fed ia Portland.
Charged with Murder in Kansas.

PORTLAND, juiy s-pn telegram from
sheriff CArowag. og Cherokee. Kan,
shtf!a Kelly ies days s.acc arrested Ars.
lt@ie Walter, fesSsa agtr ou an Incoming
she'r lane ttaia. wha j. hsld ea a charge
~ mnrettT. sht Was voming cut here to
join her rgstnDa, Nf Matter. eho has
ec<A eieriesed fpt zhe p8st tsu months IA
I the 5llllam rasi asaes. MI. NaIfer ar
rsyea here saturday aHd SAYS he knows
nptHinE af tbs crime wlIh which hls Nils
is charged lie as marstei Ia her ia Co
famous, ksti.. ia Arril. ana raaatn or so
after tasae tp ihis ecsst. sheriff Iaroway
Dispatch Was received fran him ~ sscrs.
ineato this eFfniag NsIfeg viii enGeay0r
~ aaye Sls wife Fe eased 90 ha1eAs corpus
todsy
Nothing deEaite is kBavn a. 10 the crime
charged Hxasusi Mrs Walter, bat II u sur.
nsises she Is suspected uf having com
lGGcd fHfantitile
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-08
ROBBED AND BOUND TO A TREE
Bold aud ca u~i Crime In the Sa urbs
eff Minneapolis.

hfNSEAPotIsr Jaiy IA bold daylight
roifsry h a. sast come to light. Last Tues
DAY morning Henry Iisde. who came here
for the purpose OF marrying Miss gena
DySeb. left the house ia order to get
shaved. lie found the sbaFlyer ont aud
started hoMewsrd again when he was ac-
e,sstea ny sifaBgef who teid hlm he WAS
barrier a.a would take him ia his house
and shave him. ON the way the stranger
threw quantity of yitft0i In Haae's face.
TIE victim YVES teen carried miles away
In the woods, i0bbsd Oi $.O0p6 aud bound
- . tree.
HsGe remained IN the woods. bound aud
unconscious. thee days Friday he sac
ceesed in freeing himself, and wandered
home. lie has npt yet regained perfect
consciousness, and may become pxrraa-
neatly deTanged. There is no clue 10 the
thieves The 50 coo sas IN two negotiable
drafts. oae on MilsaEkea and tue other on
Nsw Cork bauks
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-08
nIoopY mrors IN puEurH.
street fsbarsr- AtEask e8acs. are
Fires sn and Asay are Hsrt-

DrErTs. 1aIy -IalTss Pzlsei men ss3
sc ssTEesnz street. lst&sxrs sessAi a fs0~as.g
teisfa yesterday ss srEsesa- The ussa wgFe
srseess wEth ssssg.s. siazses SD eaatE Tie
raisea uassi p3s7oss, kslisag thssa 50 seas
anss wassgsii@x fsenss Eve Csss F-sssSe~
aaaa vzs shes sh-e1KA fls@ teas The
sssl a. h4Re azfaSsea faAssss se4stsss. u en-
a1as, 4se. Fzss. s&S Agze u &Hnsf Tsszfi.
Eax s1aE xaa&s rgesatmsat nag sEs5esS s1s
tse ssssasa 1Eeg sFS sss sae e.s3asT =
TAs afssTss Aex a. Sic a4gfsesS- szszF - -
"a 81 oas - aAs nsBsSEES
EAss Efs@zf sssss F4pfs 1zsgle s1es ssESfs
ats Hsyss So Siza Nesf. * tsa afEa 81 = e83 q
X Fsex. 81 30 E&s fseea ssstseesssTss assa18
cls 80 Eseaa &Asse NaS4 wss 1rsxsw< ~
sEa N sss s11 ~ ss5sy zrs3ess ~ szztk ERA
a@4 sssssses sArfzn as As2. xasFs mHs q
& s~ss az NEe ss1s All 80 ! Fie 81 fss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-08
A VOICE FROM THE TOMB.
The Chairman Of the Greenhaek
Farty Calls for y Resurrection.

WASEsTsGTaS, Juig z-SseorSe J0seS
chairman Of shs Nasia1al sireenlssSk L party,
has Issued an Invitation requesting all
persons aso desire 10 Ria ia reursanlglng
Toe Nsf.onsl Greeahsck party. 20 meet ia
TIER RESPECTIVE states aud congressional
tssstrlcis ON or before seEfeHab<r pext and
apsNsant one delegate aad one alternate to
siss III iSc National 6feenback c.ayeatssar
called - Meet a. Cincinnati on September
iss next Az Invitation is eatenssea to
/ tlts~c ~ laS.fT OF dis snet American gs.ltey
yessar5tng afs finances. who TX lseye fhaf
kuls ieSAs fcacer notes. grSe fiss@sse issued
~ the gaYeFEmesli fer xa!ae re-
eesxSd III promoting the general welfare
consl ltfhie lnQtgey Hhiea MARKS onr al
tsEeaag czsiiizaistssl. nSsde the bsst noysey
fhc sorsd ever saW aud sauzij become
tue l'srgnsneut circulating aassiIan az
American psofle. tue iifs of whose free
goASsHisaxnt they saved, Rlsd that the
Eagty bearing tlsetr Bsnses sASul3 be per
pesaafed e. kssp these great sr7sths ss,u.
sisssstss before the peapiv. - those y 10 be-
iieKs wzth fhe p apnss OF oid thai stAossx
Sss seFeth ail ta.nss aud tlast 40 osher
reform can Ee wisely considered nor Aoa-
t'sily ds tsFsniHed until the great ecanasatc
~.oaks hFcaght about hs tai I.ssklats0a
bate been corrected and the usoEey stuss
ttoAf forever settled ia tire intcsxst OF
tie hoe rtoPe. and who are Wiling
70 aci Ia sgcuEsleaee with the spirit of
ths resolution passed hy the con
siIiu'ionai congress ia is7S. via
mol 70 ca. drink. wear nor use xGy.
thing manufactured III Srrat Britain, nor
afisr ere yeaf tsaae with anyone who
0ssiS ia geussS hroaght eadxf tie British.
flag
The call sass that the rsergaHizAa party
viii alsn aisoesse the .,sy meat Of pubic
Gebss according 10 she orig iasl contract
Gndef which they wtrc iksGed. the eu.
coursgenent Of sha American mere liant
marine ana II hogle industries, the hsaits-
q, a 81 the ceDls Of COS rosafisns IL the
amount 81 tAe stock sejuaiy pNid up, the
restriction ol dividends If corporations 70
fair rsgurn On she investment, AID the
res sslcfton 81 private ownership Of fEsls.
TIE servant girl of sheriff UNesi. re-
turning home from church today, heard
s9isic strikers planning iueendisrs
nres aud al assault The Officers are on
the = AsCh for them. Just AZ axrk this
evening sergeant Frank ClemeAis aud a
trs iasa discovered box lex . IL ches f,.li
Of dynamite cartridges and fuse.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-08
KILLED a DEgILIsH TRAITOR.
Ard hen Threw Himself Ints the
Torrent Of Niagara.

BUFFALO. Isiy This afternoon a
water soaked letter, With aa uiegib!e ad-
dress, was found ON the shore of Third
sister island hy Charles u. saith OF Ma
gsra Falls. II is new in The bands OF sup.
erinteD Da.nt 2. Y. weieh. IL purports to
nave been written by nan pFemedita,ing
saaesde, 81 bis brother, and -
dated Asy 81. and signed I'D. .
Tue writer tells hox he helped
to make away with a sisyilish traitor and
spF. and how long be has waited for "A
irank. Ssaad nov, overcome hy fear that
the pfoi has misrsrFied aud by refnoise for
his erisae. be wii seek death in the rspids
Whist lends color 10 the Authenticity of
The letter is the fading on JaHe OF the
deeoua fosed body OF q nan which was
buried without Identification at nrtu-
rnagssfsViise
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-08

Owners Of the Reservoir fsxSp 8zi-
bile for the Disaster.

SeHSsT1s \, "a. Jsiy 7s-Afsrf ceaSiseT
ias all the evidence III coiHecsion siIh
the gohnsfowa hoFrar. the eorouer's jury
last nlsat aasily rendered tae ioiiow InR
gegssIct We, tbs Uu1efsiauea snrF II
inquest ifntaEeiled % inEess iss.e the cause
~ the death ~ Eile4 igise 90 thp zist 4ay ~
Me-. stfsf teaFi0z sae testimony. ia AGd
taat EllsH Htie came % her q ath from
drowning. ard fhe tf,sxuiEE vas caused
~ slie breaking nf sfe 1sNth FORK dam mswe
farther lina fFfsn sAe testimony sfil What
ee sa~ ga ine gFouss1, thk7 thsFr was nss
3 sfiheseaf w&fta weir nor Nzs the siA "a
Constructed Sufficiently stsung er - psofass
hssiEriSl "a ssstsd sfe p4eEsfos sud hcgses
@e fad the DS8ess - said dana @gTe cub
gistlr sn not maslag i as seeafe a. sf
Saegld have i9En Geae. Tsfss tally "a tica
VI the iset tl3S q population 81 many
if9asagFfs nege rs the FnlIsg tahsN Ne
hold Jat eSsssfs ere sessAH-ihls F5f tisa
tesFlga lass ~ lgGe sd pTuf6ffy resulting
lgEsa tAA bfezksaE - tee 6sH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-08

lssaILE. III, July 7.~-caps. A. cash
inski. OF the Polish National Guards of
this city. frsa three bullets into bis sleep.
ing wife this morning aud then tried ~
efa his osn lie. Mrs. Gashinski fieI 10
neighbors ho1se. the bio1a squirting
from her wounds With tao reEn3refs
f1ashlnxki re'Featrsi ta q sico8y, where he
deflesi the police. The Gre department was
ealief oni ard sirex3n OF water fHrusa on
the efsTawed captain. " heYenpsn he placed
ihe muzSle ~ one gun =. hrs heaFs aad the
osncr 10 his ear and pulled both triggers
simultaneously. Bo.h be and III. wife
i've, bHt with no chance Of recovery
Financial difficulties were tse aa0slva foF
IL. fraE,lir
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-08

ptst14s sfaa hevssirE over TIE dead s.s.sr
Ssrs sfs tAre& ssaAss IN 7! ars'ss e,s -
6 n, =. ss1a easifss Szsar s~.x~ ssf .~s
h3vt< ~ avre sf~st ansE ~ sAsess .sssa, !, -
CIR liz saerass - ~ isss ssss - sS,s,,
sHz Aas saeasn - his wsfe AsfsFasr sssg ss.,,.
sssssss Ass sEsnocsare Il s sasa shs ss.s -.
Ases aet Hve@s happily soes~Asr sne
ssaSs sa'sas' a8N KsYlS seeaa sssis ~ sffragrrs
s1ss. Sf.sre teen hs Aas sceH fssue rs,s,s.s -
st'SS sef&fssgss tTerr tar fanssg esst sar
RS rsss~sa Re wekf - sfse hoaSs 80
etsstst ssxssrS - RNa 4 esySs4rs.
tisyts ssNsss sAsi b. sesssns ssrrs ~ Ass
Is q FeAEs @ Ill sesSesf ard w@sss -
an ssN@tatsss rMstas shortly As4er -
lizard ssses ssss q .seaxs fxs. ~<arexss
@asSAss< - ssc NeaI hss hape~sas-s. he
sasasi ssss IS ressisr tAS - - sss-s - -.
as aET&st ssssS aesss3 assess~ hsfA 81 xasr-
" Davis AAs tseG arrested sxss-e ~
sasssrs sting hss Etse. stss i j. Ssss tast
fws s~@kS S4sSo aA oss3ceg MAS Sanamnz,ssf
~ ssks fslsssss srgsa hsssa. ~fsh n lssrh Aa
na4 faFs.tesssesi ~ kksa her.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-08

san fsss, Ca1 gaiy Late Is. night
VIA. Para, keeper IS = sal9oa at Agss. arr
fisF mtacs neF1h af hsre. shot Mrs Jes-s
isaaIef, woaaaa WITH Nhens he had bs.en
living, ama ihen snos hinsset. death
gssa stag tn ApFh cass~. iEe
hssi het Il GaaFftllng wish hsr fer snane
iilaie 0fs egcessnf II l;Vg naions ~ other
| pistA Yesterday ssiagssoaa, returning
from &Tir s. san Fsatsessels. thcs guaf~
relied Gil tfe was sHs isfe into The night.
v ilsn she ips1 laF& she ssgssesrSs. csftain
GSEEp fu af9a.
ke tsen kiiegksf the woman down. raa
ia'se 81 Aislsat ttHs Fsaas, sst4fe9 4 pistol
And dssss Sc hsg twice. u0e enGeftag almost
ihS center es tse tiSat b east. Park cn
silsst atnlsqif twses Ia ths iit breast
sAa MWmaW lay CA the Hat4 califng FOR
els, walea ia But ctsnls isi about day.
A&af, = aea SnN exptfesi Park isngerea
HHNlS = n NhEn be dIssl, fiet having
q aie statement. h0Wefcr. es Alsasc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-08
svaNxp sasEssFlELu.
TIE Seat of Kern Coaaty, asd In .
Rich Fruit District.

Bskersflshl i the ceausy SEAT - kora
county, Gals sad is le~asoa 90 ira Kern
river ~ = peasst Soma so atissS southeast "a
san Francisco. Ii Is iNosfrd enc sn!is
from ttsa southern Pacife railroad. Ths
city j. surrounded by the Fieh hastssa
lands OF she Kern river. The sell u7g4awers
al TIE NAEi-tfDfsISi fssslss and cora. cgttnr
asad tobacco tsoarfsh. Thts - ~s,s.eissgy she
eass when the iaha j. jrriaatea The
Kern g4scr has been ssppe3 ~ several
places and extensive STsiems of citehss
run across The land ia the vieia:ty 81
Bakersfield. In thsS wsT thousands sag
acres ef land has 6eeH brought under cal
t.ratinn. Sasa in whica man on hSrSg-
back cSa hide, 81 luxurious = the erneth.
II = common fsiag The fsastiafnssSs af
ssae sell hiss msste BakeFsaesa eBe of lie
Eesl doaTlSAiu9 fonnS ia the san gsts4uin
valley. II il f1svftisss 10 Ae greatly ye-
grsttsd ;ast fhe eiix has ctef with sgsh q
greaf e8lsfsity fhe hasAEnrs were y.
Ingef tSittF.-fv OF HGsfs
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sESergi-H, galg T.-Tas aaauaI eos
eeusiau II tne ani'ss = sEcfs. ofssniae with
aa sssfnensa E..e0se- Rtfi bex8u hers y Nnfs-
dzr $40 eNaffNuH J . session 41yiaE tA-
We ( ssfaaS Master Workman ts.Ss8sl
aii3 Fre-Ssse. aaA = + e3Fsgtssi thas NJ
rssN asr.v al sSse aFseGa. There are
sboRt Ssfy r eg1s ia Sas uuiCa. &ad sns
sfsgs8 astea anee IS sSslsasss3 up IN the
s8~r4.a~gsTs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-08

RigEfSGHAg. GaI, Jaiy 7--Ie3ay a
crosd es negroes wure playing craps on
8 mountain. when Henry Nlehofs shot and
severely rumnsted Johnson Write, ard
as Il, otheF uTefees boarded q train. ex-
pecslns Aieanls e ges oa the Train farther
Fikhs, aud Y hca hlehels eane ataard and
saw hts pilftuers, hc opened fire with d
pistol Killing dsck SaundtFs and Bob
l1iekSSu. he vas sss4sliegi wita bullets. but
jumped froHa the train ami dropped dead.
Jack Cheney "Ahite" was seriously iu
guFe1
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PirTsBCae, Jay II IalneHFlisc. o,
sperisi reports si4e disappearance ef Heel
y. MliIsY. essatsr 81 tHe Malta SasI0azi
bank. ~ Mai;s o. There = shortage Ia
his sccangfs. IL - said % ~ ie&s; 81 as9.
aud q mas Fgaea so isE fcfBre leaving
he mSdt raafesslon ansi tHrnot over hss
property s8a siass8 stock 50 tse haak t.
bis faDdameE. Miller $ sAif 20 b. either
sn Eugene City or os HsitfSb gasGmbss
The fzonsT j. sapYsosesi - hnye bsFn l0ss
ia sgesui&si0s sna yokeg-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-08

CmeAeo. July e. j9'age Taliey refused
tosiay 10 Issug q writ ef hat.eas corpus for
tehn ?. bpgk s.nlaf guard "a Camp No.
-. ~ tie Cisn-0a-iiae'. wsieb. IL Il alleged.
euHaennet ~. fsonin 10 death. TIE court
BASED tis lsissai au I'll. sfagnd shat the
resifI0n praYsd sar Eeyzs AAAplase release
iFes9 iati, s8a ti9 ufs ask for tne altsFna.
isse S%A1s - SsilBls&iea ~ balt. and also be-
estse thp 50 attorney hsA Dot t.een nots.
DesS 1he sN3ze dae lid flseref0fe thAs the
petition shoGl8 ise aa4sadra n ii was aS-
EsfHsi - ffies2c TIE prisoner gn bail.
Judge aguex krs syday stated thsf he
bal neceie@t : sGiek ram tgorl Winnipeg
fss.s NasuiHg sis'inv tha3 proceedings in
the HaFke eses uefs getting along ssslsfsc-
sf.e4gv
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muRpKnsp ms wfr2
E.itfGe Gbsfar<a Crowded Arauna
Ihxfr HatAsr,s bleeding Eesy.

sss FsA xeFsa. faly Ea8 sgsns
ssenE aalsaiSlss g nsss.a f sssNva ~
; nsssssss sefszsa. w4s klses II aeass
a. - iEewsfi steees. lftsass4sss asses
T. T. paris fastt3 aasn tAr s'Net. sts'
sisss hss msss bGt siAat ass4t3f 1ne Eaa
ssass esss et.-s q ssasTs3 "a az win fs
sGffgssssz fseslf fsss. = Aiea ssst sfss4ss fzse
FAssa8 fewsnl 49,.
It's - iEstssss easesss tha bea-@. a4s
sa~aw, xtgtseaeS sszc0 sAa s.sss. Al k4&e
sstS1 ksssY "a H5x H&eAs. NstG = ssssiss
snEgasss her hest TSsss tse ak~ss i1s =
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EreEKA, &ev.. July IA Ere broke cut
IN the Eggeks ceHsoA iatei seduction
wofss tbs p'uFi i'ig anf eestroyed the
furnaces completely, The ere bins and
is'ofs q the 81 sfnai if,sle were totally
wfec ked. Twelve inln cars al ore sna
tso aet carr drDpfta from the trtssie To
tha grNafd- Tne nEntgl ard Office build
lngs Wege saved Ihs loss il heisessn $50.
% and i7seoj iesufaHce SO sc
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Total


The same bfeyant spirit prevails that
has been Characteristic since The Efe, ausI
the Same good ersicf and 3eveneg.
ON the stable 81 & aYance Netsfath. Sut-
siae the tre iimits, RsTs found three notices
wflttra in q large fonad band, "Ne sili
an3sh the town tonight" These we're
taken o. The u1ayps ssllirs and EiSSn te tGe
sgszc,al police.
ihe rneiaiscF~ Of the constitutional con.
VeniiQn, thTeagh A eonamfftee. tsie grabbed
the MAJOR % draw FOR sfsl3 subscribed by
The msfatsers. seattle also selesraphs "a
draw ser 81 COZ. faeofBa hss Contributed
rely 81 proylssNns.
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sfsasiex-ffss.. rssaru.

7ssgasas.es g. sas f5ss srsaa sAe aAnsx -
~ s9ss ies3saE eiessaaE ssss 81 sase
& sfsA ssatss shszz that tagas Er0ss "a
Asa0xfs sssF shz' wasS egss4 SN5F ~ase
slfsssf3sa2 s8 ssezeAss IS = pee esnt.
sesN srssE Rss8 TIRE ecsfaasssase faz seek %
sasf 1Ras
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e1to0Ne. tale ~ThfusEss q hlnAass of
q ~ tehmsn. gat tves eess iest IN me
zliENg fesr EehHeseos tosla4 The
gfMa&ge1t aSFrass, asile getnx ~ ; high
Fe1r ~ se-se FaH if4s1 al vFsea saficia skss
ssasst4 iasD "a gsty tsa3H SHEA xAs
hHfIHF eA stetfsek. EssN. Fsgrasas
neft iastass Killed sast sieYsn . 1ezs IN
~ A
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FsfsL&ngiraft. jas - Taonsss ERlns
@aerwaa. sssa as General sherman. t.ssay
~ sTsa Anss &egs fsr tns f.ssssssse.yg
ae ssseaasaE 2as bed IN sAk Az b tssshtsS :
Easssa eAxESs esssEsesei Ms8s the esF@s.
Ara Tee as.seaNat~s efs esassNFfsss hy
Are assaag EsAn IL E@Fsa& siEe9al
-StfaaNs. ~As AaS sre~s
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@gEEsesfEGB. Sils-. faiy 3. shorty te
ssre o'eAgek fhis murngus So fpaff Eto8se
sssakYe. ssses gs8les A4ssF60- g. - "ss.sa.
1ght. 3 gaorsai sesaghis, si tais eisv.
wsIa = gssr Xxi fulSe sfahsss1 sd a3fs1nss
tssstaaslg alisA a srarsp EEsasra ~ t9essres
SHrfas- Eha Msfs3As seszsz - hsye Essa
's3taeAi Esrps esa'aea- Tie a8ssaefer w zs
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aaEssx. fSs-. 1s7F Ara vs. tsa.Isas
was isAss4atsg kiE.sa ssszay bs sse aesi-
ssasss Stsa ssrse - 8 sssse q s.ss Asn3s ss
Mss ara sTSAesf
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! RosnFp vrTa sseafsIaps.


Na!or Abrams SAYS ihai Ei>tFexs : -
coming more aPIzageat Ia the applications
made Ior rslieI ii tae heasiqpslscts OF the
reclief casamitiee The provisions ia Sbe
hand q families srv beginning to g1t
sow- and those xho had eneuge for their
own Use shared with the unfortunate ualu
the sHgpliss We're exhausted. The mavor
naa esiimatss the Tsaliy destltate II fully
20 60 far about sl.aeo outside ai5 has
bt.s n yes-tiXest
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Aljusters have hr4a laJk sre over the
runs to-day. Following i & rar,iai liSs af
the iasurss s7ee companies and their reSpec-
tive sasSess Thsse probably compose two
thirds ot the companies repssSeasei here
Northwest Fife and Marine. of
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eHlsEsK strnap aunSISs. noIrplvss.

This evening the police made a raid on
the house ocesptcsi / y Chinese ea Sessy5A
Stree. and recovered twenty-five rsaiss
of tFuEsafH that Rad heru ssolea from
h1Bses derlng fae fsge
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.lql|arPlcnlc

s...ssssrv from the bgsEet itself. 30 the
.l.s,;s. -. ,hss t.lir Finest lot Of fancy gro
- sesih sf ranfrasieiseo. ...,
- .s.,I;,nsr,s aud White Rock Mineral
ysssr. Gelaen Russet and ,afe5ilaiea
~ cider. Lime Inice eotsiiai, lemon
s<yuI~ frvss & Blackwell Raspberry ana
sssssnt 1ss,r y;negsf, sarsapafilla and iron.
.ssr,.. a,,sseis and Oysters, every known
,,sd a sanres and Rsiishes, Tr'iilses,
- .si.a n tsir grss. Picked Lambs Tongue
s.ssr Leaf Il5tsS.ers. TTuiiied droiise,
xsrsfSsi. Partridge. suipe. etc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-08
SUNDAY IN sLInNserae;.
Recent seattle scenes Enacssd On a
smaller scale

EiLENssuRe. J0iy 7.-Suaasy ia Elseas-
burg has h@eH ssai u Inc usual as,ieF Thu
quiet has been broken ~ the sound q gAe
hammer aad tee trowsi ia tae hands of
The busy builders Who are yusniue ineaga>
p'eted buildings started before fhe ere cgi
side 81 the freses.s burnt disgriek services
weFe he.a Ia an the cisare aes hat fae
Methodist. which &esfr8yca Is lEs,
ane tlse ministers chose a. fhsir subject
the great CunIlaggasiaa
eR9snEo atTa sssRfsEans.
Naggn loads of peep eaele in lrau the
cannws, snd ssrspEefs ffosa shsosd slaasea
into sAs clsy 10 xssW the ruins. which have
now hee0aa c~ilsl enaGgA to peruN
haaaling without trouble.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-09-20
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the Gasconade County Circuit Court.
In Vacation, August 30th 1889.
State of Missouri ex. rel. and TO the use
of Gorge Kraettly, collecto of the revenue
of Gssconadc county Missouri, VS.. Robert
Raeburn and James Raeburn
Now at this day comes the plaintiff by his
attorney and files petition from which it
appears that the observation-disclosures Raeburn
is nonresident of this state. Whereof,
on motion of plaintiff by his attorney it is
ordered by the clerk in vacation, that the
defendant James Raeburn be notified, that
a civil action has been commenced against
him, the object and general nature of which
is to obtain Judgement for the following
amounts of taxes, due for the year 1887,
and assessed against the said defendants
upon the following described real estate
situate in the County of Gasconade, State of
Missouri to-wit; $5.0l assessed for the
year 1887, all on the North half of North
East or. and South West or. of North East
or. Of Section Is, and South half of South
East Or and north west or. of fsouth east or.
of Section Z, all in Township Al Range 6,
west together with all interest and costs
thereon, and to enforce the lien of the State
of Missouri against said real estate for said
taxes interest and costs, and unless he be
and appear at the next November term of
this court, to be begun and held at Her
mann, within and for Gasconade County on
the first Monday of November, next, and on
or before the sixth day thoreof if the term
shall so long continue, and if not then be-
fore the end of the term and answer plain
titf's petition, the same will be taken
against him as confessed. And it is further
ordered that copy hereof be published
according to law in the Advertiser Courier
a newspaper printed and published in the
county of Gasconade.
A true copy, attest:
AUGUST MEYER, Clerk.
Z. Nj. CLARK, Plaintiffs Attorney.
L. S