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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-21

The Tfnlfsxf states Senatorial committee
81. s.cnr relations with Canada. consist
srsx - senator sieorvs =, Hear, Ct Aksss-
ehnsssts: Senator Easesse Hale uf Mssnes
senator " n sillsoz. az Iowa. senator
gsssetsh y. poipss. u Oregon. and Senator
James Il fAaeh. al Aiahams, Is now At Pert
lard srzaatnxS Hale and Hoax have shssr
wives with thea Miss Sspssshtop also zc-
zzssss fAfsEes the party.
The Gems astes viii visit the cxnAi xad
Locks 81 the cascades IL the Jalnn ssa-
whlrA are i1sax basft hf the sosssnrss -.
AMI wfst also snspset the sktfy whtch =
eaing Eaaat 90 deefses the wssEr un fhe
ColRHshsa bar II Is expected shst INe
party will arrive In seattle ~ftasa ssH
taAss. rs they start fFeM Portland for fastt
sessnG GA ThaF<ssy.
In e<sasxrs2sfaa scsrertav Mr.. Gec<xe =.
Aeasr, resident OK TIE Board 81 Trs<fs. -
% wnaf uks assux done in tbs uAs OF re-
eelvlax Ehe Distinguished crznitffe. katd
taAt tAe matter VIII eozae mp hessre TIE
tutnf rrxesiux Of the Chamber os Cora
snsrcs. estv ronnef1 sad Eeard ~ Trszse -
fse raeastnx % - Ii On Friday exentax
Naxs. The rsFeh ants Will vseeert 20 sAe
sfssamsst<s ne fnsrasssneegs the EAsfsss&n
Practise railroad a. = scsnrksu< iins sIsd
sGs r. kfser sca euskxton fro& ksczEr
essexg azndpc{zt
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At meeting Of Engine ompsny No. 1,
held ~ their hall on Columbia street, the
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted
wHKkxAs. In the death Of our brother,
James McCembs, We lose valued friend
ana the city faithful fireman.
Received. That Il II but = inst tribcfe 20
the memory Of the departed TO say that his
kfnd, manly, generons life Will ever be
rene INBRED by us. his companions.
Rseoirsd. That We symsathixe with the
family OF the departed In sorrow greater
none can know.
Resolved, That q copy ct these resoiutions
be printed In the PosT and
copy be transmitted 10 the family OF the
departed. X n. CALLTGAn,
WILLIAM MURPHY.
ALEx MEIsTER,
fss,rv< nal ffo1N
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Mr. Nelson Bsuneft was In the city res
tcrtiny.
IL fY.vn,a Fssaksuotnp : rornv .ttornev
~ pnrsin1,d n IN ms ss4~ Z
IT, ueatll fanneIl ~ fhs sehome "a.
-<fss vsas II, The ssits' ss>strx,inx
IS. - = $780,, u Na.- W., 49, 4. a.
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49,. 100 oH s1sas sA'1 - aot -
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- $50. ...,
NJ: W 2, mes ai,isy 81 tne c.saun s..s
~ 4 nuns y "'' " y ~ s''s way
20 = ss.fs. go.
Mr Jnstph = hess prominent mef.
raant q suu ffhnrisrss y guest ~ tue
ATltnston
Mr. G. II. Hnhheil hes returned 90 Sc
attic after an Sh4ence Of = month"; durtnK
which time ne tnkaof1ed tne cntire fuEet
sound country
Dir. w. ~ Rooue. architect, has been
confined - his room with qntu<y sore
throat fer &nveral days. but - now mach
better aud expects 10 be tn hte otfkcc By to-
morrow
Lieutenant J. 4. Runcie. Judge advocate
~ - = - -. "a tta pastsl.. ~
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BE- ne brass bands Or auction sales.
The FIRST who come On Juns S viii
have the iirss choice Of selertions.
The property Is too wen known 10
require comment from MS. II covers
the slightly level pizteau on the
summit Of the secend Hill on Madison
street. the view embracing the city,
West Seattle, the harl,or. the Olympic
mountains. Lake Washington. the
Cascades. Mount Rainier. Mount
Hood and Mount Baker.
There i not an imperfect lot In the
addition, nor one without view.
An sxtensisa sf Ne s,eetzis street rslsw y
Il nor heinz ssrrs1ea ssi EHhers street d
~ lske ard stock eanpsay, headed ~
N A.ersess Trast Csnpa.y II Bsstss, uss
Unsupported Isst ws<A 10 bald : essls rad
sut uadlssa street. BotA a. tAsss rsaas
I'm through lbs whole isagth II he aadi.
tis.. and n oar esfinstisx Win trrbse tks
raise Il tAe lsts ~ next fan.
The Reaton addition Is the cream al
property On Madison street--hy AL
odds the finest fhoroaghfare and drive
ii the city. The addition will be the
Beacon Hill Of Seattle and everyone
recognizes the fact.
Every purchaser win be furnished
with warranty deed from Captain
and Mrs. William Renton, an abstract
Of title and tax statement. accompan-
led by an opinion from Mesus. Struye,
Haines q McMicken.
The addition Is plated on gener-
Gus plan. Division street Is 90 feet
wide. Other streets are 66 feet wide
and there Is I6-foot alley in each
block. All lots are G0xl2o feet In size,
except those facing on Madison street,
which are 81 various sixes. owing TO
the diagonal course OF the street.
l Please remember the date,
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xgw KIN GInvE HOUSE

r. locks rs though Chester Ciexry was
going 90 tara his store into kid glove
house. judging BIZ the big kid glove de.
paftmenf. He has just opened al the best
MAKES. II takes three saaespeopie in that
department. alone
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noWNFAI.I. or cARpRrst,

Roxbury tapestries are now offered at
SIC per yard. Remember this means that
thp ce.ebrA.2d Roxbury Brussels are re-
dneed from u 10 70 Sc We are going for
the carpet trade cf the city in our special
sale this weak. Splendid opportunity
mates fer furnfshing new hus1dinrx.
We guarantee the best cussisE and lar
Ing at csrpcts IN the city.
ToKL&T. SfxGxEukx a Co
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FARAsoIss pARAsOIS,


great ss<crfmont: lons handles, short
priees are riRht: ias< In. Chester c,eary.
Lowxa rates % Nissours river and points
Fast. II Onion Pacific railway once. ll6
Ye1scr avenue
Take shs ncu route to the East via the
Is iik Yeslsr avenue.
iseeded wraps. = grand assortment Ches-
Ter EieATy-
yers<y iackssx. Chester ciezry.
New sin hosiery. Chester Cieary.
New MIX gloves. Chester Cseary.
Lace curtains. . splendid assortment.
spienifd values Nets - iow ~ SC yard.
Chester cisxry.
View cresonss. Chester Caeary.
View raiffx Chester cfssry.
silks, great values Chester cie&ry.
IL. DC. Sc, ". Sc. &c. &C. &c. Sc. zoe. he &c.
IL. I&c, i5s. isss. he. sc. iEc. nc A bdS los
az emhrusdsries Sartn doahse II fns s4tes
Chester ts<asy.
Zee ksd Rssves. Chester cieAzy.
So saa rs aid gseses Chester cIcary.
Purvhase yssnr tickets Kssf 81 the oreFen
short the snd uasoa rxrsac o1sce. 1ak
fe>ixr sveaues
New kesisry and nnderwesr. Chester
lseery.
ssxnex r. CENTEMEalec kid gloves:
sew lat 5ssss In shsszes cissry.
spsxsxl drsves tn lace curtains. clesry.
Twn eeas erahrezserd hNa1fesckiefx
ie2xy.
Nnezln nn6s~wcz.--srr &c garments a.
ssseAaiElx fssmmcd. Chestx< csesry
r. ceusarH<st q CO 3 hid ssesea. last In.
cAs~zeS rlrszy.
New kosserg. Chests r1eA<y
xxw~1ssxnA Chester Gaeexy.
Fsnt<sss xzoves. Xxx Qun55ly. Nnu1fnc
xsr<d ~ H1sef. fxal = O.. NV 1of Chee
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ARREST OF TWO YOUNG GIRLS.
They Were Wanted By oae .. q.
stewart. OF Tacoma Discharged.


Two young seattle x.rs who had been st
Tae0na siuee Saturday attending the re-
Taffa. we're arrested upon their return Ga
the Potter yesterday morning on . charge
az petty larceny The arrest Was made By
sheriff SsesssAw upon tho strength Of DIS
patch from 8 O. ssswast. 81 Tacoma, infi-
nsating that two girls named Mamie ard
Msgrse were en- the Potter with . vaaise
Containing stairn gooas. The girls on ar-
rsvtnx ~ The sherfn-s Office gave their
uaines a. Mamie Quiun ard Maspie Ne
cieilsu. aud insisEnAntiy dsntsd having
committed any crime or being ~ 7<e>ss-
sion o stoiou g0rss sheriff Mc0raw tels-
Fsapssed 70 3 O. stewart that he
had the Girls upsfer arrest and wanted
Is know what 70 do with shesns Soon ALTER
ysarss he received q dispatch fFnm =. q.
Sgewaft saying that Il she girls would re.
turr the ssoien closhinE thsy bad IN .
vaassa they wosss1 ans - prosecuted On
examination the yaiIse vas toassd "a con-
tain nothing tus q rehs De asst. which enc
81 fi5e girls csRfEed rs htS own, and q few
tsssief articles which were net worth fhc
stealing. As shexth ksssFaw bad ne idea
who s. a. steward was. and he or she fail
tag sn afsrRar. he discharged the girls. who
seensed 10 consider the whole affair In the
lsxht ef joke and sfrdiskhse TO themselves
ralAcr than otherwise
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II win RAY yon 80 attend cur biz esn4
broidery sale, The prices are actually cut
axine 10 select from our prices will sur<
prise you CHESTER CI.EARY.
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i isxxe nun1ber II ssn4s M b<xa se)si
51ok III Rpyee = LAueIng come<zy f6snp1ny.
II = Tho scxsp Fool. Is Fr5e's spesa
HOSES tonsShG 1tfa company viii be r.
rnsUbezcd Nff& DieaGuxe b <7eal r1sur
peoplo 81 1eoft1e, 6ovine appeared hers
nnout i ytnx ana i he1f a3ne<. Rcx a. il i
ocncas2u 81 The elias 81 Wh1ea E6l Smith
Enened Is The fyrR 4 may " douhted II
Is SIS ia ersons;isa 81 "a efsssesefs shsn
III Royce NJ. Kqycets neslj}e ii delinea.
tj0f11 - even WfklGf thaA HuseelTs. and
the1e II nok pue 81 diem tIsAt fails - inter-
~ md deliEht III. lansing n cue 81 do
t,est e4nxsE1l n1!lEi ttene erer a1en here, and
tcrtelninR in their respective fo5es. The
essser<aIrmeut Riren before was th0rouxhiy
enjoy able, and dossh<iess ton5ghsss VIII h
81 pleasant
RxD RzDtsa Hoop. -0n The evening of
Nay -. and TIE aflofncou 81 Nax IS. one
q 1ho most pleaoiux and attractive enter.
tufumen1S 6rer preoo1ted 20 5 Ee6tl1e
andtence VIII Be e1ven IN Frs Opera
hge3e: 4 lan1onsimtc representation 81
G sssss tve !. o s> se snd ION the
lor1ne1y, and ~ scentc eiFects promisedl,
thje tidg lezr % = ; great event ~ the
7xsssy children end twenty adulsu wi1l
t.xe p4ll n the peztomineI ana being
Hboz tory 81 Iltfts Red k3diuG Hood re-
Fen{I6 ~ he old the days 81 the1< youth.
/ ~ & eiWAys interesting % the young
ioI&k Fof this reason the enfestninmenf
VII ~ : tE4at in moge WAYS thnn enc:
4IeeS - 5k{~sss Wee Isfs cvre <~s~see
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CARp or rHANKs.

We desire 10 extend ocr sincere and
heartfelt thanks 20 the many friends who
20 kindly came 10 rs with help aud sympA.
thy ia our recent sad bereavement.
MR- AND Mas FRANK MccoNBs.
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GQ00 Blocks and half blocks in McGil.
V1VV vra's First addition 1t 800 lot.
GQ00-singie acres In Days Acre Gar
VOW dens moth of Lake Union.
G6nil-some OF the choicest lots In
Ge6n-Lots in HAIRS Addition, adjoin.
YO0O irg Reuton Addition.
&760-Four Ia. IN Yesler'r supple
&760-Lots on Depot stress, near i.s In
afford magnificent view which can never
be obstructed, and ara cleared ready for
building.
al 16(1-Two lots and thresroom
street, near the lake.
S.. 200 corner on Mob Ai'l-
$l,zOOshsssil lake e 5's"a'sA s''ss'' 'eA'
O. c6fl-Isx on Maiu and wash
Viz 0U fngton Esreets betwee1
Twelfth and Fourteenth, s1,2A % si.sso.
81, 800 sls' 'a Eleventh. near s's"
d 60fl- ronrsoom house and One.
V4soVO slightly los nc<y Lake Union.
on the electric car line.
81 600Two io.s % alss s s;ssst; near Z.
Queen Anne Town, 81 800 e8eh. Anothez
lot In Queen Anne Town for si.ito.
90 nnf1--Two ard one aalf acres north
V1yUUO OF Queen Anne Town.
$1,000 DIVE corner A'sa'a S'a
ST. q oo u e ''s ss rss.n n sas
co E0fl Desirable lot on Hain. below
V1eOVV Eleventh.
90 EAn-Two new hard-nn.xhed. wcil-
VA,OOO bGfis seven-roczn houses on
Washington street near Twelfths $260o
each
%, oOU non Mi ssssst - -
90 onfs-Ios and fre-rDom hosase on
VA3OO0 Lofnb<yd street. bear John.
GO nnfa- BIoess = Hsa =, Arlington
VO,UVV Hsightx adtitians a 5000
each
So, 200 .ss John IL ... sssssr . aS'lIa
90 0nn-Thsee iCfs. northwest corner
VOs AVU Twelfth ard Weller.
40 REn-Ink on e<st side AZ Seventh.
VOs W between Union azd Nnt'str.
sssy.
q ADmmuGxnknaa esght-fpofz hard I'm
* cnse On kiag. HEAR
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Klafs were fIed With the county auditor
yesterday 81 D0ysess. X. g. Gravsa and
Electric Motor Line additions to seattle
bounded on the anTth By Proctor street. OF
the south By HeIsehel street and OH fhs
west By Lake Union. Lake avenue. New
ton and Calico ssreets fnicrsect the eddi
fipn.
& c. Graves addition consists OF fofl
blocks lying south Of Doy1e's addition, de.
seribed above, and north of Frances adtii
tiesa- The STREETS are named Franklin
Lake View and Hrrsefei.
Electric Motor Line addition consists q
eight blocks lying 10 the west Of Motor
Line addition The streets are NAMED
Canal, Lock, wooIen Mill. Lake View and
Founary
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N9ee1xEEHeo<& 0e1(1 = u - esxalxe6,ug =, s.
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rem - - ncs1Ienfon1 s7f1e
4r4< tnlro11<&6 II ~ 7sn1vorxxt> 81 $780,
~ the xkIrfeexsfl, xssr.s,,. - ). 8
Il - 49,. IS "a -
-. - ~ sss<a 1t1Gen@ - k4a
- A3x{ t04< fnf1H4h the Hxxx ex
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. 4leEnf1H&{ fron tbs nnfverslrS' 3 - ~
HrE&k<r, s,but = feeeuf{rn e-vSsxxss.< - q
1Ao<E x<1pou1fHfe nx8 erl6eor1ss3 - 80
s4(p am6n& kridr u 1rGrnSS r.eys -
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veietixxory Il 4 foyfr7 SS4Sfef5nn =
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xpon the fmpeffnn<e of ; 1900 rsars.s~s
9 !. sne suptes.s thlne which neeessitsseS
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Ptsmbers and Ifnnsrs.
The seconds game of the series between
the seatsies md Portland Standards oc-
Cured sunday ri the new grounds In the
presence q z. so people. eeivinan occupied
the box for the Seattlt~ and for threc in
ninss pllxzicd the visitors. He seemed 10
weaken then snd after that the seattlea
were not In the game
The Portland segregation hit hard ana
o{ten and ran the bases nearly 9 they
pleased Baker pitched n&cady xnme ~
the standards, but his support We pooe.
During the Inst ak innInes ths superiorlfy
q tne kt1noazds WAs clearly demonstrated.
The oeatttea however, put M much Setter
DelI @ Sunday than % HntufdAy.
foliewfnx = he scors o. sandny's enme
By inninus
pcoxE ny rxxIxcs.
6eatxles o q o0as 1o T.
Portlnnda-.. . 81 204 -l3
PIgxDxRz W rzNHxRs.
The gnme d hall e the rkce track bcr
tween tn Rlumber1 and Ii6ueYs was won
by the FORMER ~ score of - - IS.
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1osl reccxafs no s14H
AokM expenditures. Is .Ssz e. 15s .ssoxs1
Mhile the seer<ssse asnoun< 81 the bands
fhe Hon<y II avsfsebie for essrrsnf cxprnees
y ne county - ! laE4e share 81 e beloner
. ne school bsztidtnE ana other epeeisl
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OOaeIuss h asrss n Ess,a ans rs s5sa
north Of Union bay and opposite Kirkland.
acre street, ,sss's e . ssY;s &
"a 60fl-Twenty acres Of rich bottom
VsOVV land. With water power. good
$4,1OOsndToc oI lass sG1ner q Isel''n
az f)(1fl Lot southwest corner Jackson
YOSVVU and seventh streets.
az .O0O-Io. WIN r..ssI.n nights IN
XOgOO Northern addition, sdioin.
ing Johnson's NTH.
49, ny J, ~ sI,, s'' n. ss;ss s::ss
so 600 Forty acres north 81 Lake
". os ,ss !: y s sss nom ma
sixth streets including aEN re1dence.
V4z,OOO and Washington streets.
Sl5 900 FIR el !, 8; a sy s.' !, ne
lots. unlimited quantity Of the best clay.
seven room house. outfscuses xide~track 10
tools, etc. Poor health < the reason Tor
selling. a. the property Il psslag hand
somesy-
OK 0nn--Ios on east ssIe Of sccond
V1O,OOO street. between univer-
sIty and Union, with large residence.
COO nnnA sssacrs fsrza. 10 acres
VAOsVV0 In cultivation, every foot
good land and hall beaver dams over Is 900
Is so house. well furnished, good orchard.
and everything complete, sAIes frnm
the farm amount 10 Over $500 annually.
$40 O0O-Tu.l saseI .: eight lots
u. sss s.. frontage, carrying riparian rights,
$685. ssssr q 4 s & me sss:hs sss
Main sfrcctss including the Arlsngton hotel
bniiding-
COO 000-Two lcts At southeast cor
~S0sO0O nsr Of Front and senscA
and the inside far 2fo9oec.
500 00O s,,ss. i. ss .,: e r.es q
the reAs facing on West street These
lots cazyy yzpsyfaa rights ard extend -
a g xsses: on &c psopsrty sss 1870 sa
rent for y1.ooc . mouth Price. e1p0 90;
ono foarth ca<h. balances ca ioaE tine
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:. Ky offsrxRs -. Il. ssy2-
49, peansl master osss wsssssc
&Ss.s.'sa''sss Vas a spirited alznssioa
-. nsfhi handed over his lAxses
[HsSs !. g Fs<fssfsisy ard sesfnss Ia
j 1sss.x s $. - q hse A r. Rasa he's
49, e.ssA - his ssseeaSsas Nm.
m - - aHpsslnssst DOG catcher ia
81 - s. $ = :ssf Sosss. another sVssr.
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A great assortment: lens BANGLES, short
handles: 500 .syles % sesess srosa. Our
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- ~ sssst sanssss sausn-
- ;. snf hsas~ AZ 5 ard 4. Ere
- !. Is Hnrsn Lassssx s.osnp sayss
~ zntn tie saarra wss given
~ "a 80. afst IN lsss thNs half
nsfs me1 WxsN Ga land.
~ - .14t - TEE sawdssf rssfer
<&sfs. mi hszfs eieSe "a tie river.
g - e3nAg, sAx ATs Mas soon
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"a. kisss7si A fIsfry Sect, ess
.s's'F q Enxsaasl. arrived ia
Ssas EsssFss ! 90 fuess Ia slc-
We ssssf sizsa sss lss isest as
ssxnz hlfkss Hay. Gent leif
Ezssay sess4.lfir
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-21

a lAttkkzzos TorR.--sssaml.oaf
NJ Asysnt ard Ballsne returned
In ktIp y Tacoma ard olysn
III A4Ee be<n sinee Friday
they inspected tie
:7's.ss2 and III Tacoma III.
~ P1|e. AT The 1affer plare
znepfcfton ot the new
r. - but did act resnclusle Il
leat she a1d not haze buck
9n1 ether llIc- saving an.
|<3| Il z.... A. mon a these are fsir
FNle VIA he stuly fssusf.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-21

a EQleN4sHa-,Judee Hanfora
= ~ yesterday snorntng to
g. ~ lefth Of disssies roar: Tor
- IS Mo was accompanied
ss=e<s 81 Af1nrneE W. VI. Sewiits
- psnnsaeai astarnexs.
0<ink Attorney NJ II. res,,
!. ~ etinsisiai fsastars fxssay.
~ 4 tstkainal and si=if ssockef
8. ~ NE saust usti hold untIl
4 atM yanusy Jusiee 4lnnfor,i
4 q = g qi1st1et eouss N SEATTLE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-21

IS Is <x9rfnTg stuart r. uosksns
3 suit u ~ district conFt
~ = lzl:e y. umk:ns. his divorced
g bic trustee In certain pruf,
About thsse years asa Has.
- rlte death and &c salsr
~ property n Mrs.. HosAfnx.
4 - IS MeSgr, ard was afEefwarxi
RI 81 u g 50 vile &hos he alleges.
f. .Sxzrn hie his lawful Share Oh
~ WON the snallmenE az che
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-21

-. Z - ANY, Orr. ~on Saturday all
~ - fer wrestis between
=Ss.s. senrr. ~ seattle, ard Ma,sasss
~ shampsen nltalcwesrht
SiS<s 'l.s, were arranged with the
- =. - Henink the articles and
- money, when ii came 10
~ st rsssaa Schumacher failed
s end the match Is probably
= r. ~ 3 "a sesfas u tank the Jap
I 7<sss = 10 strong and active Ter
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rs-trr,s sscvss. Xxx aaalIsy. Nanet.e'
spr<d ~ n1eaf. fxal = O.. NV - CO.
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glckctx for reserved nenfs have been
placed At - cents. and u other parts Of
The house - eeufs.
The verses 81 Listle Red Riding Hood,
pnhBeAed In pamphlet form. with an out
ftuo 81 the pautomfpe. will be tor sails 1t
The opern house end ell book stores
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hose and Two los,
70 corner Tweish and
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- ~ 11cshodjst Protcs-
eleentien d Coed
y l4Ie md relatives
Z ~ Slly11tte carried
~ remains b
(l(fE AZ The k7axe the
>Q4 E41pI1fs ~ The dead
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COO n0n--Two icts At southeast cor
V00sOOO uer Of Front and senscA
strepfs. or the corner win be sold for $4,000
and the inside far 3f1,oec
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-16

The most famous dog in history is that o,
Ulysses, which kept itself alive for twenty
years in anticipation Of bis return, end wher
be did return In disguise, to find forty-twc
suitorz for his wifes hand--living at bis e1.
pense-was the only living creature that rec
ognized him Then, Of course, as the fable
prettily adds, it crawled TO bis side, licked
his hand and died.
II WIS Greek who next brought the dog
prominently into history. Alcibiades, wish
ing to distract the attention Of the Athenians
from his political schemes cut of the ears
and tai Of his favorite deg, painted his sides
tn different colors, and, whistling the monster
to his heels, promenaded the agora or market
place.
When asked why be had 50 naItreaoed the
poor brute he replied, 'To give the Atheni-
ans something to talk about This was the
origin OF the phraso, cutting of the tail OF
Alcibiades' dos," tho application Of which Is
obvious
Charienagne was very fond of dogs and
frequently accepted them es presenta His
favori:e suinal always accompanied him to
bis ccuncil Of ministers and sat With him be-
side Alcuin, the chancellor, and Eginhard,
the historian. Some Of the most detestable
characters In history have shown reanarka-
bic fondness for dogs Charles TX Of France,
who permitted tie massacre OF St Bartholo-
new, would in all probability have been
thrown into convulsions by an injury to one
OF his Pc. dogs-Philadelr.his Tinss