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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-22
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SEATTLE Dispxmo


--~~--<~ 7 &
An chronic diseases ii MN
AES successfully treated.
LOST MANHOOD. Nerxuns ~
Deblatys Exhausted FftAIf1
Uesknex<s spernxtosfazxas
Goaorr8oea, Gsce<, Syphflls< Pr
cline, WEAKNESS ia Women. m
fsonni pe1aDxenen1s thai ~
yOukhiEl soilz3s or excess Ia nf(l
UkiNlRv Kidney and Niade
Weak Hafk. HGn0f
crystIfts yarIeoceIe, S1ricfufo, =
II and safeIy es.S &ER a&ueool
given. nor strong sNr~s.u n
cause structure. Charges resxur
vkRYaff{ pebiiifx, Loss ii w.
asatvV9 losseS. Nishf EraI
spordeney, etc. efe.. cured.
YOUNG Men sn ..: I ~ tn IT, - :!
lions. should avail themselves -
mes: TIE greatest boon eyE Id
Tar ct suffering humanity VII
2 positive cure IN every eeee
uDDLG-A6SD nEH. f s,'.ss,e
fruqutnt excavations 81 a. ~
conlpanie<i By = smartinx o. b<l
12tlCn On examination the uxz11
. sedimeuf. and sometimes ~
present. Tbs color wares fFoue
reddtxh TO even . milky hue.
experiences weakening pf ~
= mHnner he eaun0t account
he eseoud Stage of seminal
Many die Of this dikssculty. fxu51
cause. a perfe<st cure aud hoo1
sion guaranteed. III:
Once hours. . = 10. 70 4 p NJ
70 5p m
=. B~Fers<,xs< unable % sxnfk0
treated - thoir holnes br cofYo
Meoae1He1 &ad tn1<xz1rft0un ncnx liza
expron6 cOnDutfaHion frec.
send 1c NtAWp for thn Yom
rnends ~ Guide 70 Wsdlosk
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z zze z<s<ss - - : q. - = g
fEe<zcs q TIE EnfsefsS<F - - =.
cA-rch 5as< n{xhz BE- fhe kcy- John ter i
sss0xs. II q az rar<I 1nz1. uas za<EszF At
1880 ~, sz,.s<rra IL; <.rosrs3etd
- - - ~.
y - ss-'-1 - - - -.
zss - q AssI =. 80 49, -.
fore Tie ssdEess sac pxese1lsed e - =
VII Fisher. 81 Heaszerson. Gszs wood
w,.rxs Ara fsishe-, Saith. xt1o sang
-.lsk $500 49,. t1e ussartes.e
80 Is - 2 VI. srs.ssss IN
snA - - " = q. : -.
Hzts 1olsoHed e II eltallc ts's1 !. 90
who sang AXE Not nat HS4x szesssAs
noth rendifjors w>1c superb and were
rex.<r.r.,.x<Iw nv...las,sissa
- ss:-.,s-...... r. -. -.x-.-~..a .,...i,
- y s. -. = i. - -.
s. $50 tzar1 nsA< 800 t&ss-1s
Friendship o t5os,ks - them. ne
said. we're some Hafde which are better
understood ey the heart than By the
head words whick experience alone
car define. The dictionary may de-
scribe rose. hxlt cannot inpaft .
sezsxe CT IL Ae&nfy or fraErzHse 80
shere Ere words tn common use which
c4u only be c1uxFebended b. those
whose experiences has been their
Teacher. Friend's and friendship
are two such wards. Webster deiSni-
ton IL ''frisntsn Is. "0nc who. enter
tanning Tor another sentiments OF es-
teem. respect ard Affection, from per-
scn&l preailecfien seeks his socie*y and
welfare a person may not Be able
sveu to spell cak fllese words. and yet
in the sruesk sense may know the
nature az genuine friendship. whereas
soma learned reader III Websterss
definition may Be IS totally ignorant
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I've Per Cs.s. % ssr Cash.
Denx&r xsx~.

a train In Arizona was boarded By
robbers who went through the luck
less passengers One Of them happened
70 Dc . Hebrew ssdrummer's from
New York. who, when his turn came.
with refuctsnce hshe<i out 600 buf
rapidly took "a froIn the pile and
placed Il In his vest poe ket What
DO You mean by thsf7u asked fhe
robber, a. he toyed with his revolver.
Hurfiedly came the answer. uNine
trent. You surely would not refuge me
two per rent discount on ! strictly
cash transaction like dis1r
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EURoPEAn MOTIFS.

A fsEfnber OF reindeer hare been i'm
ported from Norway and turned out
on forest in the north of Scotland in
the hope that they msy becomc sc-
cliuatszezi.
Ten and three-qaarters miles II the
range that the French have obtained
for the sorts~three-tpn gun. thirty-five
feet long, with an Sso-weight prciectiIe
and - pounds Of powder.
The disappearance Of the English
whisker III favor OF the mustache
leads 70 The qaery whether the Eng
llsh cheek Is not too red and fat to Be
permitted 10 so clean shaven.
The French National League
Against Atheism" proposes 20 erect q
statue 20 Chevreuil, the centcnarian
chemist. 70 record the tact that he re.
manned "a believer" throughout his
life.
The greatest enatf-s n king country In
the world Is France. though II shows
a sieciiHe in the habit. III fSa the
consumption WAS Is .sssl GO pounds. or
seven ounces per head Nov il Il ave
ounces.
The newest thing In Ionslen house.
bold economy Ii q female bu.ler-~a
maiden dressed sn = avery OF due.
green. gold or scarlet. As taste NAV
prefer. The effect alleged e ssyTsore
quiet and equal style
Ca the ssh OF June tse ssaine 81
tstssfsiszsn Hrnnos in the Ccmpo del
kaoFI. viii he inAuguFatsss. All rail.
r0ssls travelling 70 Rome have keen
asAsa % csscr special faesft las. such IS
the importance OF the event.
Il the Royal saeater as Munich shev
are going 10 try the presentation al
sbskesfesfess plays with scenery and
stare lettings as nearly as possible 4 re-
prodneson ct those With which the
plays we're originally produced.
II appears that Mr.. oiaisto.ess an
ee<tofs Eere pirates In l6f5 HaIhfxf
Gladstone. merchant Ia Edinburgh
Was q member az th1 crew on, BOARD
The sseosge. which sailed from ola
gow to prey on the nasch merchant
men.
The Londun Workingnens Lords
lay Hest Association have sent an
urgent letter 10 the county council
against ths opening OF museums and
other Anusesnenss, hy which 5000
fnefs xguld be foreeSi 10 work seven
days in the week.
The Turkish rovernmeas il building
a special pAlace fov Empersr William
whca he ssssts constxntsropie In fhe
fali. There are already dozens Of pa
aees standing vacant and the treasury
has ioHg been empty. huE that does
not matter in Turkey.
A xrsnd washeswosEan's eoaapet;s
ssen has eesn held a. Bouveret. on sAx
shores Of Lake Geneva, hetWsexI
France ard Swiss lsnndsesses. I've
81 the champion washerw0u<n n
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Jewelen' Review.

IT,. .w-rA.h... -. -.
h.nsss ~. s.n.;,.s 49, VIC
-sssn - -. &, s =. :. o'-sN al's
= - - s0as 80 ose1 .Ac sof'a from
tne faciAs eoass WHO have any idea
OF the extent OF the pearl fisheries or
the methods of the fishing. Imam
Hiaalgo az San Franeisco saws fh.t
fh@se fan,ou. re.vi 6.h.~s.. -. go
go -. ar - - az s.ss.
- -. s'c sAo1s u the auu
OF 1aiifornia. ffora Cape 81 Lucas TO
the mouth OF the Colorado river,
taking in about 800 miles of coast.
incIud ing The rs;lf fxlanas. 49, a.,
.xtarE T-,,., 1ss-.,,~ - I, 49,
: sss 1880 AsaAn W - naffa GO
oez uas ~ -1e BOUNDARY nfse be-
tween the republics ot GGatemaIa and
Mexico. a distance Of 2.0oo rnises
making grand total az so n.,,..
They were Srxf .seeov.rs.a s -, 49,. .sss
c.-,.,ws.s - - - :, - as,'s's ssa.e1
ssAsi,s Aso y me famous t0rfez
Niien ne crossed from Acapulco to
santa Cruz Lower California
Here l fuay incidentally mention
that 10 this journey the rarpa ~ f,.,;.s
fnrnla & .ise ~. ~...r.- !. -.
h,.t go - 49, - -
-. -. 49, -. ...1 ! noo 70 neal1ns sof-
s'hs = VET NOT IN May WREN
pc nrst touched Californian soil, and
giving y TIE name. He took posses
SOP 9. ne nsners,s, and sent NUM-
SeT o. me psA1is 70 the queen Of
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Let Bad KasasA Alsas.
View Ynrf unrrurx

Minister you against tbs prohibi-
tory amendment. Mrs. Topper, and your
Husband such an awful sirunkards
Mrs Toper-Y Yes. I'm sgsinstit. He
cofaes home drunk every night & n
O'Clock, because be kns9s Just uhese
20 50. bat IL probation sets ia. he'll
have 70 hunt around al night 10 ct
fail and never get home.
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A friend Of mine has = little boy who
was taught at school how TO spell the
word anonymous. After that each
child was told 10 print on its slate
ttney were too Young 70 wrise) sen.
tence containing the new word. after
Just looking up its definition in the
dictionary. Little Harry. for that was
the chtids name, looked up anony-
nous and found the defini-
uon was without name =
80 this was the sentence he
printed on his slate and sent an 70
the teacher: Our new baby Il
anon ymous." He nov wonders Why
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Tass II the s<atan al TIE year uk1n fke
rxss esHad wAasas erv9Ee sss1 saves wtsh Tee
hsnass ss3 sssEsN pc xsnfs Sssfs whtzs kknsss
sssd . essss sesseaehy eemFlexsea x&a -
sssSrsdsx fsrssesssss ~ tie tresrent ArpA
slssssa e nas8rzs Sastlzes II r1A6-ss
lao Ne sSit se43 q texsxx ~ asrasv .srs
face fas AIN ahsorss 4 eskt ~ .spu
syf a Hesme< Isrux CO
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VIENNA. Mas 2--Tsee nnsaheF a. uxrsozs
ssfaxsse1 % tae ssesns s.sests Is Y.zre.a Il
ssne aasSsrsa. gfss Tssssa sssssrsFs i stsT
sGAassssd.
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cine - the iestaFes al ths parade on
Memorial day viii be dlsisioa in which
will be sassshslct thosa veterans who arc
survivors Of Anaersansssie anss ushsr
psisuss 10 II the inhinsscn 20 havs af TIA
head Of iris mcss hnaaeshta division a
blue ssssn. geld ftrged hnaaar, Gu which
viii Be gllseaiaed Ia LISTERS OF gsssi tae
work. Survives 81 Anaerscnvssae and
efhss psisans. Thss wi. BE- placed on an
elseay f~ale. 10 that m may seac II. n w..
r. 0ss0aa i eamsassing asnnng fne A45ss
ness ssssn az tAas eatv saf fans5x 10 pay iof
thle haafsNt
MF fsskssssf Il ore us the survivors Of
AffteTk9aststs FfisEn. lie ass ses4SHz IS
ri ses ueAs. Spostsylssnss NAY !, 1874. tsss
Atsxs slle Srsas Asstss af ira Wilderness
MAJ 6 nztd :. tAss. hsfWeYn The arsnies IA
ssenexsl tsrxnk au1 ssefsexsa ise Being
u1ae IS the asEss ltNe Of ~ kass. Tbs s8a.sgs
sweeps ssRsvA ueaa Dir Usxzs1sz and car
trresz hsfa. He w3< IS nfses enHs ii Astster.
seastsfs. aad fes eigAs ssannsAs 81 ensfmszs
be hssEsaft ~ tAss ssFx5tss fssfsxsn aozze.
kxFt nas be WsA62Es hew ~ st<.s
tasesags tssssw efsAf wearw sssxssshs.
Ktn&tsy hf vas excIaneass. and s1sss. ~
sN1* y - she haNf<se>s esSszs Of bis slfe
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CATARRI


HrOnehtkis, Astkxn
1xon. and al Uiaud
Head, Threat ana
oznainE TIA Eye,
Heart 4
DR.. NJ. NORTON
Forafexsy :. ;. szew YoSk en- =
ceufly 81 zcs Angeles, ca
Opened . branch ONCE 4ss11
SEATTLE. uaikA II s.ndex tic -
vi&{<>u OF the tcxstssr bszasesf 81.
CATAKkH 10 regarded Is 49,
fa the head. zssd .ae r8tiezl1
IL consistency. 80 he Il 1890
one ts1td he<8ra ei1cxhcr csno II
There a ct times q G.seu1f1
thfousk Tbs u1StE4S8. a1d &c
fuse Gov at co,E-aas o. r.
mucoHx that ko1octizzee hS5 8
the dissase prog rsSs<e Sc
drop Or be drawn back ilkt3
dry eyux14 May form, Hnxc6
wiki difs]cAlsy and In exiIf q
mucous sec MS ~ t4 iorrae1 &
and expelled with 3 slzx<l< ~
faxnWa<iou ozSen Pazse8 nz
into the easfnchi1a tsh<sx Il
tho ulidd Il ears, . ringing. lu1d
or whix<llnx xuucd i expe1
t{Ac the hearing becos=1e6 ~
paff0d OF entlrcsy lEss Ia1c
flsn becomes Affected, SIfHI
IN. ard the p1<IeEE tyifz1 r.
This Is t3a tins that eoHxmoo1
70 begin Ia dt4silF work, r.
when, Il tbs xizIies1E cne Nc
danger, Be eocI4t ~ ezzf@s5 ~
ii nlwnyn hpga<ai. ard -
oli9ht ct3ia wktGsa win kuo1
allows the tfz&ks~s - tsko
now 3 nore rapid rFHkfG
fatal error which has pee<<
rfea with coaeHmpftvG la31
Of eateSrh. Il alcgIeeee ~ (
Inacr eud 10 coz<Hmpt1el
From 3 yerf extensive 1xpok(
treatment 81 th5s { i1eo<<s. ! ~
patient viii % his pnrk &x4xI W
cured IL the dlsenng hao ~
far - % sexionsly involge 81
even then medical fuho11c
administered, IN conuectfn<
tukionAl fepac{l1sn, viii cnu1zC
cavities after ever other m1o1
The doctor has ovoe ~ 1l
naonfais On f11c 1f Sser1o1p TN
coast whom he has cu1ed e.
=
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TAcoNA. May 1i.- Mrs. Alre MeIn-
Tyre. who has been living since Deeem
b<r last with one Elder Stone. ~ his
wife. sAys che Was led Into doing fAe
eel ~ The elder. and that Der reia.
tions have been proper IN every re.
speck unless her brother eaaaes q,
Tscams soon she viii return 10 where
he IL, in Iowa. Mrs. Mcintyre was
The vile 81 q preacher who was muir.
d<rv<i In Clay Center IN light. caused
By hts attempting 70 collect \ bin due
hiaa.
pEArH % rnsstIEs sausNehE
Thomas Thompson, tie Indian
tudse aud exrefiei Of ths fuyaIiap
Indians. died yesterday al consnup-
ton ift bis wigwssn ON the reservation.
He was aged about ~ years. and was
said 10 be ysry intelligent. His
funeral viii take place toasofrow from
The Presbyterian church on The reses-
vstsen. his easkss havtng keen pnr-
chased IN this city iron an under
tAkey ehe viii eusrtucs the funeral
NxsussaaHoan arkKsxa-
Mrs. EbsflF. who WAS arrested last
night on q charge 81 sIauaerinz the
character Of Emma Mason. MAS nnea
81 and tho eosss Sc prosecution ny Jus.
lice Patrick tonight Mrs. Eeerly. with
her husband ana seseraI other families,
lived in one house on jefferson
xyesssae. Nith thin heard partitions
separating the several apartments IL
was claimed that the Ehefiy xSaHAan
sf1ess ~ all manner OF wsys Co pick .
quarrel with Miss Mason. wnu
II qsElsf, sgzosfenssve vaUne
sssmSsfess FasiAng lie hsg affrgnEG
&C. xss QuNgFsl. Mrs. Ksse<isss assss-
haaA estessd 60 hss s1so thai his nsfe
eaald knee9 usst the Maxoa Girl
Ihis ehsslenxe was 1efuSed by
the hu<haaa ng the assiv
VITA whom Mss assnss Is
llvsnr The ahgSsxe LANGUAGE wAs
kefs up. anl sueh vile aresissasaa AMI
faSissaafzeas hxassa ufs0n Miss Mason
- 10 usske !. us4lseaFshle, u hen sAw
hFuuehs sait against The waasAn With
the aksass results.
A AaTxi RnHxKn.
Last sweating tofse thief hruke into
thc ssea hotel, ssnrfser az Railroad ard
Eaeyensh stseets. anzs got away with
fron $40 - ssa1 II il said that =
bear and its nsAss<r were giving per
fefmanee N 'front.' al the kussi. and
While tbs skssnssun Of the pruSgaesur
Was attracted ~ The performance the
thseses stole the nsssses- There i no
caneN
Ma szNaolnacsx.
Al . meeting 81 the hoAra 81 city
sshcos directors lisa xscai8g tae pIGsss
tcs the efeetEan al the new sxssswss
hsssAaisas on II street, we're adopted
TIE hsaskssaw vii - sxo stories hS<a,
With q basement. SIC base mens asssss,z
Aeexe ground. Ia the hass asesst
vii be the besses syasn aud sua paw
ssseaas. eas tps kass ard enc for esris.
In the trSk door viii he foar scho<s
ru0aas AlxSs sext in sSze. ard ia me
se<usaa ssosx vii - The supsxans<na.
ents nsh<e. Eaa aeaosal seozsss "a a.
setalA rssesss. = recitation Fzsesn and a
library Euoas. the szsfer i've rcSssss
seEnsesed. and selh can be ussss A.
scacos rooms Thr Rattan xyssssn of
veassisttan ard the Horkoa syss<sst "a
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Is
-. = - cS,~111rIS. rs6s ca
-. - e. -. &C..
- - -. 4
---.--
n. x*<xzu fxaf pzsunfeh. 81 rp<4
4owrsex>a - l,ur1<s6 Is fssc w.1rr.s
es1rr IS frous & Barriers snd en-
r.,ssrr,s raarxex bxsxexn md )
osr1r,ex 1f.fs rnxyrnsur.
r. T,xxueach arrir<4 hers from
s.lh1srkrz1.f er;1k ! ec,~ Ma q ro<k
- <,xe<.5,zx n<d sd uc Il
$500 uh1xf Al oscacck 1xasr
lpSef.z.a - nwr,nneui fro-. his sleep
- .3e,,s< smoke fhaf fIIed his cas-
q - - rpnsr dn..x sfzsff H.
w4e~a er,d - r,ueAfnx ouk
s. s1u..d flLxf de bont uns enxe,opuzi
s tIer,>e s,niarhfr. IL s1xxm Was
b..fi1v rivrn 49, - exew 60 81 the
lIve. = flnt sbe h<,nt Coli nnak ewxr
froea IL ~h1rf Tne 10 serah y.
Rrrfon ff,en sfesu,ed up 3 ~ sesr-
hoer1 .r,d ruIled M ehonf furtr feek
- - -a~-< 80 80 - - -
80. - - &c. - - -. ..-.n 80
MI becanae Is infense fhnt Il w.ss
aeressarv b est ciE the lIne.
The IRE turrcsI f<rreiv sx,d spresd
80 49,. .,s.,.. = s.--,-
~s~-- - 80 s,<t,.. ,.ss..s
80 =. -. A.s5 i. -sr.-s,s.,., -. -,
-, -. go - -
- - 49, -. - 49,
- 1890 --.s...ss -.ss 60 49, - -
..-I. -. - go @-s...ss- -. p. - !.
-k-< -. -. "a, =, =. -. IT, 80
-. -, 49, - =. - - s. - 49,. - -.
$50 s.ss..s -. - - 80 $3.50 = -.
-. - -. -. - - 80 !
. n os = ~'1u @'A s4 sa's
80 - a. ..-..-.. s. -. - -
e - -. 8 - !,
= 80 ~ s. :. 80 80 = - -. -.
- - 49,
- 49, 49, - ~ ~
s 49, = sl $3.50. = - 80 80
es1An = =. 800 .a 1ppsse IS
$500. a. .-s..~< .~a = -.
f.,r yafnnf.s 4 a.m ~ a.. "a. .n.
~. ~. r,orsral 8
The hsae -. x;vsnassv ,r,,,,~., 4
~. w.s.rs. es,a. nv,Iv "a vsF.s 49,
1890 81 ,,,s , ,rs -. ,.-n.s,i-s
1nor "a Mi ,,s~h !. 80 NIL.
ss,r.-sa = - = sn~ -.
-. - s s, =. 80
M... ~ .;~ss.s -. 80. -. - =. .....
i; - ,.s.s. - 80 ~, -. -. - .,.r.s Z.
~. 60 ~, a. 1890, :, -. ss,s.5 III
s-.s ~ =. 80 - - q. . -'s.s- =. -.
80 90 -. IS. ~ - = 49, - -
~. s-s - s. : -. 49, -.
=. -. -. - -. = 80 $50 80 - -
- ~, ~. -. - "a 49, -. 49,. - =. -
srss.- - -. -. -. -. - =. -:
..s.rs.. - 80 = - l- -
49, sss 80 -. 800 1s q s,
~
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.z...-... 49, - 80. 49,.
- q :. g -, 80.
- - -
!. - 's g
~ *.
- Hcxxv Me1 81 -tsszrTe Is Jesazrxs.
= teel e.16sx e9s<s< q K.txs1z wes -
1ee1 1<fs 1.s1s1ez Nz<zs nzEa 80 - & =.
>. g g e - - I. -.
a $3.50 : 1870 - - g
- = ns5euxzzzsx. 40 ~ e z<sSr<1 &
G7eSf 81 - <on15 "a Is him <<ansnx<
~ a ~ }e<<xz ss<s< IS A xfs ~ teax l<4e.
Mn d11EsnE - - af!sEs g 49, - =
eeekt sss g rs. ~. 80 -
- sssses6 ~; - s s. ~ - nsss<s
51SSs1s~s5 hsfs shxsa arfzs<<6
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NahaFs1sh nhassep slaRiA Married.
lasaes. Mas 50 naa.ssp ssaxA, me
Islsan prsilev, hss Asem pgsvasaay married
u Miss sdk Mesherea - ks&rG&
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Mas. slAy e sslkes .nlssnx The X a.
snss 81 Gals psussEes are spreading. A
esaales hAt Heessfsed tesmeeH The stsf ksrx
stsa the saiSzt2Fy. Csc peasant wsx kssasss
Asss ssxht thiafsd. Fosrssvxliees msrs Ia
taaeee
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Interesting 20 RsEtish T1xray<r,

Lasnes. Mas - = fersassss Be@srsex usso
q fsssxs sllsssy q issssxsaknrx. hAs xsvsn
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-22

Nxxrrr1 or oxsfxknxs The Seat
tae oysser Company. which i made up
az those who hzve saken up oyster
csasmx IA the harbor, held ) meeting
IN MondAy evening. Ex-Jcstice a.
the Peace n. Sot2erhexE ocrap<ed The
chn;r- a detziIesi report was reaa
from. Orerseer Z johnson st1ting that
since tbs last meeting be had pat IN
fuenty-one oyster bes;s of eight By ten
feet each Witch we're constructed ont
1t plauk. NJ. Johnson also reported
that The oysters which had been placed
IA tie beds six months since had ap-
preciabsy improved in favor When
Ihey we're firss placed N the beds hey
had : queer taste and this had en-
tirely disappeared. The oysters
planted. he further stated, wer< all
alive and kicking. Another dis
coyery made BY Mr.. Johnson j that
the ground where the oyster claims
are located IS already occupied ~
muzseis. The latter around nolx1sks.
zre not disturbed, but the oysters eTe
planted on top ot them. A special
meeting of the oyster roE1pxnv VIII be
held an the firSt Monday ia June.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-22
THE cIRcus.

The Farini Australian and Nc
Nahon's Great Worlds circuses
opened four days engagement at the
corner Of Front and Battery streets.
North Seattle. yesterday afternoon
While there are se,me exceedingly GOOD
features connected with the entertain
ment, the whole cannot be said to be
much above the average. The turub-
ling and some Of the riding was very
commendable, NJ. Mcmahon. in his
four-horsc feat, deserving especial
mention. The canvas was crowded
and appearances would indicate very
prosperous busimsssin Seattle for the
aggregation.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-22

Royce q Lxnsirg's Musical Comedy
Company opened 5 two-nights' engage
ment at FIRES opera house last night.
The audience was rather small one,
bat it was = representative musical
gathering, thoroughly In sympathy
with the work and appyeciative IL the
admirable EFFORTS Of artists POSSESSING
such bright faces. fresh voices and al
the concomitanfs necessary 70 please
the eye as well as ear. The costunine
Is bright and picturesque.
The opening overture, = Moonlight
on the Lake. with Swiss bells, was
executed with exquisite taste. and
called forth much applause. Mr.. Olaf
Hoen rendered . victim solo. !. Naxurka
de Concert" {Mrxinl, to the fullest
satisfaction OF the auditors. He ham
dies the bow gracefully and with ease.
As successful imitator. Mr.. Eovce
Is inferior 10 none. and his limitations
Of the Mr.. Fidget. the nervous bach
eIor. and Of Sissy Gizgie. the school
girl. elected bursts 81 laughter from
all parts OF the house.
Nellie Harris has n sweet fresh
voice. remarkable for its clcarness and
smoothness in the upper range. The
incidents OF the piece have been inter-
spersed with quite n complete oiio Of
songs, some new and taking, and
afford such clever people as Mr.. Royce.
Nellie Harris and Lizzie Royce an ex-
ccllent opportunity forfast and furious
fun. The performances was eminently
successful.
The company appears tonight at
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-22

FoR zHr LAKE SuoRk RoAn.-Fouf
handsome coaches for the Scsttle,
Lake shore 4 Eastern railroad stand
on sisetrxck alongside the Grant
street bridge. They are hran new
from the Pullman car factory and are
creditahle alike to the huilder and tue
company which purchased them
They are numbered No. Is, No. q,
No. . and 40. ~ The latter car has
4 portion set of a. baxgage-roou.
The cars are painted bright maroon,
while the MAMA Of the company Is
printed on the sides Of each ia gilded
letters. The cars ara provided with
air brakes. elaborate springs. and arc
finely finished both inside snd out.
They win soon BE- placed in active
service.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-22

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