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FOR SALE-HOUSES
I!OR sALE-HANDsoME s-ROOM BRICK. ALL
concerted. Price only 81 $50

FoR sALE-EAXSDsoME s-RooM BRICK ALL
mod dmP e hgh , greIpd on Mass ave ne street
spi3-3t. A s. CAYwooD. s3a 9th st,
FOR sALE-sToP PAYING RENT AND OWN
On You Thy
Rrettiest wsi,5pilt or 3story house. bay wiudow.
oak maniels open IRE places in the prettiest part
apfs on two n E. SUI BHhr S 4 : s
E0R sALE-NEw HAMPSHIRE AVE, NEAR
and an E ws,sF ob lot l9xs5: $4,000. kEDfORD "
E3oR sALE-HOUsES-
NS5s beaRi5G near st new and bath
met manteis electric bells large closets ali conven.
fences; price 90. 600.
list near st. n. W. 3-stOry brick, 10 rooms and
49, s frame e, stable t, in rear price 300
than VsiHs. hii Ss.'a
EoR sALE--THE ELEGANT RESIDENCE OF
Of on R
steam and hot air. open re-piaces in ali large rooms
price $50 1000; with furniture, 49, 600 For permit
to RSsIest pplS'0 TYLER hUTH 59 9,
E0R sALE-wALLACH ST. N,w.--TwO,sToRY
~ bay.winSow Brick, six rooms bath, pantry and
aPis'ss RH 2di 5RtS W. sS &aEkER, 1ooe Est.
I'OR sALE-A GREAT BARGAIN-A NEW TWO
window, pressed briet front house, 76s Attn W.
at the low price OF $4,000; only $500 cash rsanired
l3OO r ST. II. W. apl2-lm
EoR sALE-SPLENDID BARG IGHT-RQOM
Brlck. lSIlOO, fronting SOUTH near dth ana , SIS
ne; convenient to herdics and cars; price, 5OO
A J. WHITAKER, 1307I4 F st. apl2-6t
EOR SALE-THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY CAN
II be bought cheap If taken ct once: $4,000
9Th. bet and NV, lot 26194 IT, q rs; SI9go0.
9th, bet and NV, lot 1sIl0O IT. PRS; S0,22V0
18th, bet and Boundary, lot f5H75. 6r,s; $3.50.
18th. bet. X and ) SITS. new, 10 RS; $4,000
9TH st. NV lot 5Oxl2S IT.: renting for 81 3OS per
year: 9 per cent investment; $4,000.
aP Tf3s my list DsiG5e RiE cor sth and SITS
EoR sALE-A GOOD GROOM FRAME HOUSE
Il with lot 80. 5x12S: St. bet. 21st and 22d rents
18th ST., between Il and S; good frame. ICONS;
Bet 18Th and 9oiI ne new house focms
Goth ST.. bet. and sts Broom frame, lot 2ox1OO,
. 10th SITS e.. Groom frame, lot 501i05 to 80 it,
monthly TO suit GEO. ". LfNKINS,
ap11-lw 10th and II ST. NV.
yHOR SALE-AT MT. PLEASANT, SEVERAL VERY
handsome residences and smaller cottages, beau
truly situated, with ample grounds trees shrubbery
&C. pavements, gas, &c. also we'll Located building
lots at same place and on Columbia Heights at fair
BEDFORD ". WALKER. 1905 + st. mh3I-lm
I;OR sALE-OR LEASE FOR TERM OF YEARS
mat MAGNIFICENT residence on the southeast cor
ner OF It'll and SITS. NV; almost fronting Msssa-
chusetts ave; Just completed This house built
for Judge Hosea b. Moulton, anil contains 81 rooms
cArr1agehouse and stable for horses and has all mod
ern couveniences- This is a most desirable piece of
THOS. G. HENsEY CO.,
mh23-lm 1900 at. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

A OR SALE Il NICE = STORY Z ROOMS AND
y bath press brfck house "A. W. owner leaving CITY
Inust b. s0ldao reasonable offer refused Also new
brick h0use, 2 e, MONS and bath. near ears and
bsrtics. lof 1sxIOO 20 alley. s3, 600. Rented at
s25 ten per cent investment.
l.. L APPLE,
A2l63r Pacific Building, 612 st.
I>UR SALOON Z STREET, BET 18Th AND
IL l4th St. p. 3 ive room frame houses also
vscsnt lots. large small to suit. Apply at 1Ol1
fast Cap. II apl6-2v
NOR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE NEW BRICK
II House, outztning IN rooms and bath located
conner IN the best improved portion Of Southwest
Warrington; terms very easy. Apply to FRANCIS
HUFIY. 1901 81. Nv. apl6.4t
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"Pies i'm Clover, Cost Him a..

Charles A. Brien was in the Police Court this
morning charged with being an unlicensed ped
dler. He had push-cart loaded with pigs in
clover" which he was selling when License
Inspector Donavan came along and complained
to Policeman Lotus. who arrested him. The
defendant claimed that he had been selling I'M
der a permit from Major Moore, and said he
did not think it was necessary to have a license
to sell such notions. He sold no articles of
produce.
The judge said be did not see what good
permit would do him. The law required Ii
cense and fine of IS, in addition to license tax
of $50. making in all sos.
Am fined S50?n asked the defendant.
Yes, sir" answered the court.
How much time do get in default?" asked
| the defendant.
Thirty days" answered the Judge
Tn serve six months" SAID the prisoner,
''before III pay one cent 1t looks like a put
| up job. left % collateral at the station. and
| L wish l had remained away from here this
| morning and forfeited my collateral"
The judge afterward RENTED the amount of
! the license tax, $50, and ma lie him pay only S5.
| The Witnesses Wanted to Celebrate.
In the Crimina Court this morning Mr.. F. p.
Gloss asked that the case of Eliza Carter, alias
| Fry, charged with larceny from the person. so
over on account of two important witnesses be-
| ing DESTROYS of engaging in the emancipation
parade.
The assistant district attorney said as there
! were other cases which would occupy the at
tention of the court he would offer no objec-
ton.
Judge Bradley remarked that the day was
one which the colored people should celebrate,
and it was natural that these witnesses should
desire to participate. The case could, there
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ROYS' ELEGANT DOMET FLANNEL WAISTS,
- laced front - bargain ut 4sc.; nothing like them
elsewhere for the money. GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTH
ING CO.. I'll Pen n. ave- Aa. sp11-6t
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RoIS KILT SUITS q. so. 81. 76, g. o.. 80 a. "a.
IL %, -. %; best values in the city
,,,e. GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING Co.
spAA-0s Eli Penn. ave. ae.
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LOE sALE-CHEAE-FOUR GOOD FIvE-RoOM
n brick houses, On Va 81. s-w, $1,000 each terms
very easy. e. H. FARMER apI@{t
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B,OR SALE HEAP-FlETEES NEW HOUSES,
II on l. between 9Th aE1 IO;L w.. all mod iInps
good Investment. prise sJIUO. terms easy. C. II.
IAkhLh. : AID SIS. S.w. apl3-3t
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
and territory, Notary and U. 4 Commissioner
SAO T. bEAii. 1871 St NV In ONCE from I'm
sSopn- NIT
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senator Coke Isn'r Society Man.
81 Louis Globe Democrat
The social phase Of public life, which
SO many find the chief delight OF high
station. is not a sort of pleasure TO
Senator Coke He does not feel at
home at balls and receptions. Just
prior TO the presidents New Year.
reception, when il was the social event
agltatlDg Washington people, q
brother senator remarked to the
Texan:
Coke, ] suppose You are going to
the reception -
We'll, don't know was the re-
ply. II haven't made up nv
mind.
"Oh, you ought 10 90, urged the
senator 10 Coke.
Yes, said the latter, Il suppose
ought. bat | hate these receptions,
these crowds / don't find room
enough 10 get about, and are always
IN somebody's Ray or somebody's in
mp way Now. the last time | was at
one Of the biz receptions | got CT in a
corner where | thought | was out Of
The way. Pretty soon along came 8
lady dressed in style. with one of those
dresses that's all bottom and no top.
She commenced TO bow and smile AZ
me, and though | didn't know
her ! bowed and smiled back
There she stood bowing and smiling,
and then | noticed she Was pulling ~
her dress, that tralled all over the
sloor. ! noticed young fellow stand
ing behind her, anu So | reached ever
ami, shaking him by the shoulder.
said Why don't YOU get off the
Iady's dress? Well, she looked
straight At nay feet, and, by George,
| was standing on her dress myself. .
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woman's Curiosity About Woman


Mrs. Cleveland has her fine shoes
made BY Gardner. on Pennsylvania
avenue. and the knight of Crispin,
while rejoicing in such patronage, says
lie is made almost s burden 30 him by
the persistent efforts OF other women
~ discover what size she wears. The
other aAy Mr. Cleveland came into
the store and LETT an order for slippers.
There were several lasiies present, ana
when Mrs. c. went out the FIRST qass-
ton vas, What size does she wear
he pgt them of politely, and then
they invaded his orGer-book. ont the
namssc- hasi not been entered. WHY
don soz psf !; down n the book
they inquired n 3 disappointed tone.
He sa.G u w2s not necessary. because
be hAd her measure AID that WAS
enough. They lshe,s around for further
information. bat without success, and
finally gave IL 9p rs hza Job. This
IS uniy ore o. dozen instances 81
Woman 5 cariosisy aae1s women. 81
women's curiosity shout s woman.
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= Day or for the AugsI.

Little Tommy, wko bad > perfectly
6sid uncle, vas very uueh Interested
when his mother told him the other
day that he hairs Of his head were al
numbered. Is that - wIth every
hodyg 2" asked he. Yes sid his
mother. that j. What the Bibae SAYS. :
Tommy poflderess for minute in 81
leace. Well said he finally. If the
knle SAYS sas it nssst he ses bat Isl bet
the angel whe does the counting feels
mighty glad aAsn he comes TO man
with head ike Uncle iiM :.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hal. ar. and NJ. "a
Dsmcn, the Misses Prafs Ne. RI.
kstnsr Mis- Nav Ryther, Mss
1llsn- Mss Means. Miss NeRae, Miss
l.png Mis- L1stoE. Miss Good. Miss
&c iAlans and Miss Peterson
aesssrs. Weatherby. o. Hara. Smith, A.
4 nfatt, n. Pratt, l. c. Brznson. Thass
f.ranS0n. M0rfoya Nc W iIsiazz1 ;. Mearae.
snssesfs Anderson and MeRae-
he entire city Il PANIED 81 the
z1lniesaon o. the family OF Hon- r. I.
Dledgest, territorial treasurer. A we@k
ago nffle Pearl Eiocgetk. sgexs abozf
ise years. died in p0rtIassss az sffua-
iberia, ard was buried Il, tIs;s rstv laxs
SATURDAY. On Aondzv Mr.. Bfgssretr
Saa attacked with dff.htheria ana 4
Sill quite III Hundreds Of devoted
Trends sincerely hope for his sreedy
vc0ys-F
Hon. ]. C. Breckinrigge was in Ia
coma Gu Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Ellis visited Sc
attic during the week.
Hon. w. u. Clark Of Seattle was
IN the city last sUndAy.
Mr.. n. s. Porter visited Seattle last
Monday. returning Tuesday.
NJ. Charles H. Aver visited Seattle
and shelton during the week.
lr. Val A. Milroy. after raising
several months in North Yakima, has
returned home.
Hon George ID. shannon has been in
the city most CT the week. assisting IN
maintaining the boom
Frank Turpin OF Port Townsend
passed few days with Olympia
friends during the week.
Mrs. s. G. Woodruff Of ste,Iecoora
was 10 the city during the wsek. look
ing after bis large real estate interests
here.
Mr.. Frank VI. Cover was confined
20 his home most Of the week sith
quite seyere Illness, bat is nov inn
proved.
Mrs. 5. g. Ward is qaite rapidly re-
covering from her recent severe i'll.
ness 10 the extreme delight OF her host
OF friends.
Dir. ]. II. Boyd, after passing sew
erai weeks in Cal ago, has returned to
Olympia and VII soon open a real
estate office here.
Frank e. 0wings OF Washington
Goliege. Tacoma, passed last SUNDAY
with his parents. Col. and Mrs. Y. III.
Owings, In this city.
Hon. :. G. Herren, member-eIecf OF
the legislature from Lewis county,
passed through the city last Sunday
on his way down Sound.
Mr.. Geo. Swartz, formerly OF this
city, but lately OF Tacoma, vas visit
ing his numerous Olympia friends
during the week, all of whom were de-
lighted 20 see him.
Harry u. Cowies, son Of Mr.. A. n.
Cogles OF this city, who entered Bish-
op SCOTS academy, Portland. last
September, has again been promoted.
and Is nos first sergeant of Company
a Harry's host OF friends here are
always delighted TO hear Of his sue
cess
NOTES.
Among the amussnents which
are on the calendar for next week
are a dance and an excnr-
sion 90 steilacoon. The dance
Will probably he given In Tacoma hall
on Thursday evening. The excursion
which is now talked of will probably he
given next Friday evening on the +. J.
Potter.
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ANOTHER PagACuurE JUMP.
Van Tasseit, the lF.ronauf, Performs
In san Francisco.


In san Francisco.
Remembrance of the daring para
chute jamp OF Prof. +. 4. Van Tassell
in sea tile January >, lSSl. viii render
an account OF similar feat of Van
Tassell's made on Cliff house beach,
san Francisco on February Ia of local
interest. The san Francisco Call de-
votes 9 half column Ia the description
of the jump, from which the following
Is taken:
The crowd were beginning - be a little
impatient, when ranfasnr os ~Ief 90 the
ropes was heard. All sii4 As ordered save
two, who ssili held on To thick cable
under the ring. Van TaSseil jumped in,
SEATED himself as comfortably as clrcga'
stance permitted. OF he cried. Ia
siaateg the loose ropes became tant. the
huge monster rpse slowly for a few feet,
then ccramcncei It's upward aicGf with q
gently seayfng zaetson. ascending With
the ease and grace OF gigantic bird. Sooa
us asghs grew swifter. and Van Tasssli'S
sszkHazs proportions dW3nG cG ana grew
snRii a. DC psee6sa fosxui the zenith.
TIE Aforesaid xepayE was waiting the bal
lEssa ia = s9e4taWeSzegiy directions. sore.
ane said. Hes up lsa9 feet Saa6enIy
those whose sxNS were axea Gu the gero~
E&1f Otts1sTFtst aim tagging as rope. Atk
foes bad caught, evidently. A second ur
two ot lategfse slleGce, aslo every attention
coaeeaSFaaes1 90 ti4e asa IA usi. air. Then
ansse sisogt. He e. 0a1.
Van TRsseli al aiscagsKS4 ais foot sad
AAa caught The r0Ese attached % tie para
chute. then. with h$sld spring. be threw
himself elszf our 81 sAe balloon. and COM
uteEect his descent hat be gas failing
TIE wrAag way foT = second he was dying
Goaa hesd foremost. then tss inventions
OF the parachute spread oEt. until il S.
sGEess the appearance 81 3 giSaat1e Gn3-
h-e a. wiki Van 1zSSeslsS einglng form a.
the hAzssse he seemed 10 glide gASoagh
iae air with a delicious e&se-swtftiy. bat
not fGcoavenientsy 50, thea gradually he
dropped nearer: the hage waite wings
Suffered srksae, and EEa faSsell was de-
posted % mother earth Is geaEiy IS = leaf
falling from a tcee. CGacexieSI from view
= secoad by the cloth, be wsS speedily
brSaghS % View By his assistants and thea
IaAste hsS say - tie Cliff AOfgse, followed
by 81 Immense crowd ef cheering. euthgss-
Assic admirers NAa IESseal asserts sss ia
tcnGsoa sf at&egs ptsng the feat 8Exf san
day, accompanied BY his vile.
The hAlioau. relieved OF his weight
moved sEsttsy upward, aud when AS.
cen Was EoAssas Tar % IN Ice usigaooE-
hood us Lake AesSesi.
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A Very SD Case.

YouE8g Bob was so2nd By his tatlser
Sobhsng in the corner. What's the
matter, youngs;sr ?" he asked.
Why, pop" ktahaezet the b0y.
I've got : nickel, and there ism Z any
slot around here 10 drop il in.
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PoRT TOWNSEND SOCIETY.
SoeiabIs OF the Ladies' Guild-Mr.
and Mrs. NibIock's Party.

SoeiabIa OF the Ladies' Guild-Mr.
and Mrs. NibIock's Party.
PoKI TOWNSEND. FEB. l6. - Quite
a number of people spent an en-
loyab!e time "Wednesday evening at
sociable as the guests OF the Ladies
Guild of 1T. Paui's church. These soci-
ahlcs, which are held in the new parish
building and guild rooms. are becom-
ing qaite feature in the social life OF
this city. Among those present on
the occasion were; Mr.. and Mrs.
James Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Hastings, Gen. Wood, James A. Wood
Mr.. ]. u. Hogg. Miss Hogg, Miss
Pugh, Mr.. +. T.. Penn, Mr.. Cariyon,
Miss sheehan. Miss Blakiston, Miss
Taylor, Mrs. Pink. Mr.. J. II. Liver
more, Mrs. Whiiuesey. Mr.. Bell, Mrs.
Meyer, MFR. Jago, Mr. Christian. Mr..
Miller. Mr.. Hammond, Miss Wey-
mouth. Mrs. Gerrish, Mrs. Webster,
Miss Sawyer, Of San Francisco, Miss
Beard and others.
CARD PARTY.
A very pleasant gathering took place
last night at the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Il, Niblock. The evening was
passed at cards. and splendid supper.
Among the guests were: Rev. and
Mrs, TAYLOR, Capt and Mrs. James
Morgan, Mr.. aud Mrs II. L. Barketi.
Miss Brooks. Miss Hattie Brooks, Mr..
l.. 4. Sisley, Mr.. ;. Snyder, Mr. f. E.
Jago and Mr.. Turpin.
NOTES.
Mrs. II. s. Miller4s visiting Sen Fran
cisco and viii remain until summer.
4 pleasant card party was given last
night at the residence Of Dr. and Mrs.
j. III. Glennon.
Mr.. Frank Swayzee of California has
been renewing old acquaintance here
during the week.
Mrs. 6reentree, one of the newly
appointed teachers, Is slowly recover
ing from her severe Illness.
Mr. Jacob Behrman has gone to San
Francisco. and will be married before
his return 70 Port Townsend.
Some - members OF the Uniform
Rank knights OF PytiIias will attend
the anniversary ball of the Seattle
Knights next Tuesday evening.
An informal opening of the KEY City
Club will take place tonight in the
temporary quarters in kuhn's build
ing. 1t Is a sort of surprise party TO
the members
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one % tae as0st piesszn, AID en-
ioyable social events % the week was
a surpElse party given 10 Miss Ellz
Gy ther st the residence az Mr.. y. f.
kytheE. corner # Ninth ard Terrace
STREETS. last FGeSday evening. The
house was A3ae,1 "a oyerTios Ing wigh
she F1eaas ~ sA@ yaGng IaAy. Tae
evening Vas passed IN variety og
ssseia! games. saG az midnight uoSs
delicious lunch sas served. alter which
the guests dispersed 10 the yAraeus
homes. Among those present weEe
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U. O. sCHWAGERI4,

NAoMI HORTICULTURAL GARDENS,
~ Naomi. kffsap coanty. ". T.-LanG-
scspe architecture and engineering. iopo-
graphical Surveys, maps plans, sp%cifea-
ttoEss, the laying cat of parks, eriyase
grounds and cemeteries according 70 mod
err ssaeffsE~tS
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TALENT in the city. Following i the
programme In FIJI.
italian Cradle ssnx xrx Geo. Mexeaxra
siAssss t<ssss Nrz !; ~ Dxustan
-fan1s1 tfESls rzFfEx Miss HG1@t
D1efe.--.--..-.--.-.--..t- The Lot -AEsv fWksfe9
NJ u =. 6roEt- Miss Cora T. Csxsgz-
4rz- W.. A. Eserssn-
@@eA5S s-<eS9sEelz
Miss Helen wilder
Miss A Z Williams.
AsseySezz Cradle Song. Mrs. p q Hszhzxav
ITlfs--.----4.--s----.-s.---'a Hone. 6xees Home
4 :. tenea. A. 2. Yemen. o. W. vsmwhn
frcssEB Cradle -.8ng Mrs. Cara Pate -son
fasa<1 500, kseetes1....-.--..----- Prof Allan
German, uefseg Mrs. A y zs~w.--
Vocal c0io. --esug smile amber fksouressl
Nrs. :. A. PsEtInx.
Violin OsligasS PREF Aha
EsxsisA Craze saax fss.Ts5-.r-s.
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OLYMPIA SOCIETY.
Hunting Espeditisa-saet~ty Notes
Personal.

olYNpIA. Feb. To- MesSr>. John Y,
ostfanaer, A. W Engle. w Il. Rob
eTtson. +. Bosdman. OF Soattle. and
u \. Baker. ef Dayton, arrived in
'his city last Saturday morning and
9egi al once for Nisaually, on a duck
shooting expedition, where they re-
manned uniil Monday morning. heing
most pleasantly entertained by Hon.
Geo y. shannon. The tiighs of aGcks
~ss !ou1ad Ia be very poor, and a. ne
s2it isse eatgre party oniy succeeded
IN killing atssaJ *. sbifa is az east q
hundre'l less than the mum Der usually
obtained.
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w. LAIR HILL
DIR. r. u. JOHNSON.

physician AND sURGEOS-oFFICE
l. corner Frons aud Cherry, over Low
man < Hanford's store Residence si7
Yesaer avenue. Telephone 256-
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MARSH MORRISON

On Thursday, lsih inst. Mr.. ;. q.
Marsh and Miss =. Edna Morrison
were joined IN marriage al the resi-
nenoe oI the brides parents. 2sl0
ffoht, between blanchard and Bell
streets, BY Rev Jahn +. Damon The
ceremonial witnesses we're confined to
sae family Mr.. ana Mrs. NJ. Morrison,
Mss Ne,ta Eveiine Morrison, and Mr.
Asrcale t. Allen as best man. with
aiss Ruth EgSell. OF Saohamish City
bridesmaid, eoml rising the uuuS-
VT The bride has resided on Puget
soIHa since early infancy, and has a
very large circle ri frienas. The
HAPPY bridegroom l. we8 sud fasor~
@oay Snosn IL tie vicinity 81 Seattle.
sna alter the welding toaf through
uESsoa wlu pruaeet IL construct and
!. ssaAaAse sAlagie fniii GA tho line OF
s seattle. Lake Shore & E4slSrn
-~Afoaa. al Snohomlsh junction
THE iuILAsx CONTEXT.
W Wednesday evening next eccars
sas Lullaby Concert under the auspices
TIE \. NJ {. A. FIRES opera
aoase has been engaged for the con
- Aiit a most en- keyakle and interest
entertainment is insured. The
tN'aosi'ssrs iaelnde the best naaieaT
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w. II. BOONE,
o. p. ANDERSON * CO.,

I-NGiSEER AND nRAUGHTsaAS.
IL Township and addition plats. city and
county maps. Rooms - aud 80 Texier
blcek. Seattle. W. T. T. o. box Sea
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Among the amusements which
are on the calendar for next week
are dance and an excnr-
sion 10 steilacoona. The dance
Will probably he given In Tacoma hall
on Thursday evening. The excursion
which is now talked of will probably he
given next Friday evening on the +. J.
Potter.
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st the regular meeting of Seattle
commandery. No. ,. X. T., on Friday
evening, four gentlemen we're created
and dubbed Knights of the Red Gross
The membership was increased one BY
utilization, ard several distinguished
Masous were present from abroad
az visitors and guests
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sr u - GroEf- Miss Cora T. Cixsgz-
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On last Wednesday evening Mr.. +.
+. Ellithorp and Miss Eta Jose, both
Of this city. were married at the resi-
denea of nr. Elliott Brown, pastor OF
the First Presbyterian church, who
performed the interesting ceremony.
After the marriage the happy couple
received the congratulations of their
friends.
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Song, God BE With Yoa Til We Meet
Again s......s.s.......... Nv the Saflosl
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-04-27
IT'S ALL RIGHT.


The unprecedented SHOWS OF the past
winter are having telling effect on the
prospective grass crop for the coming
spring and summer. Already the noun
tains and valleys are assuming II beautiful
tinge of green and the cattle are becoming
quite energetic in the pursuit Of nourish-
ment Cattlemen are considerably en-
couraged over the outlook for plenty Of
grass and better prices for their cattle, and
sheep raisers are jubilant. They are now
in the midst of the lamhing season and
say the weather is such that not per
cent OF the kids will be lost.
In south Santa Fe county the grass al
ready shows luxurlant growth, and the
farmers also look forward with great con-
fidence to the harvest. Many crops will
be made this year where there is no water
for irrigation. Even last seasons alfalfa,
seeded when only the rains can nurture
it, is coming out in such manner as
gives assurance that, as far as concerns
alfalfa at any rate, splendid crops may be
obtained on the valley lands and plateaus
without irrigation. Deep blowing is the
secret of this success. Right here at
home may be seen two striking illustra-
tons of this-on the Van Arsdell and
Fisher ranches just south of town. Al
together the outlook could scarcely be
better for those who jirk their living out
of the earth,