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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-24


Fosters gsoses. xxx eusiIfy. asnufac-
tafsa hy f,sssr. faai = 60. New lot chcs-
ter Cscary.
Iawesf rsfss 10 Missouri river and points
Fast. 81 uaien Paeasc railway Office, iis
fesier avenue.
Tske the new reufe 10 the Eask via the
Oregon short f-iue aud unieu fscz6c. edsee
AZ lAs fex1er aseHae.
Mas siih hosiery. Chester Cieary.
New siIk gloves. Chester Cssary.
Ixr- curtains, : splendid assoetment
splendid vsinxA Nets ~ low - &C . yars1.
Chester Cieary.
New cresafss. chssfes cieary.
New naittss Chsstes Csearys
Saiks, great values. Cha ssrr Eicerr.
a.. -. s.. r.. Sc. g.. r.. ~. 81. Zoe. Ill., f1c.
fss. l4e, sAr. iec. f-e. fSe. nc. 90. 4 hag I0s
! IL en- hruisefies weFta daahse 81 The sAae.
chs~ser Eiesry.
aoc hid gloves. Chester clcary.
noe aud sSe ksss gsoyex Chester Cseasy.
Par base year tf<kess Esss - the orekna
Shprt Line aud union fscsac eoce. In
fssler sseepc-
Hew ae~issy ard underwear. chsssss
gt<nry-
Agency p. cESTENEkIec hid gscvss;
new let Just In. Chester CieAry-
Special ssfvss In iscs cnrsaina clessy'
Ten eent emhsusasr~d hsndaerensess
lesry.
Mu.sis anss-wear- see Kefnenss ~
rpiastials fstm nssst. Chester 10y
r. censemexi 4 Ca , Kid BsovsA - n
Casxser cjesry.
New hcssery. chesors cssasy.
Nessasssnk Cbsssar clsakJ.
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The highest effort Of arr IS to conceal art The best
q the care bestowed on that portion o the which
IS concs-aied True refinement like GodIincs, IS IN
ward Osssutasious display creates suspicion 81 r,e
ected background unequal attention to the exterior
Neatness d person great deal more than the
eye can take IN The art Of genteel dressing like cor
rect habits il acquired BY cultivation. It an evolution
OF higher civilization and much distinguishes the
man OF higher instincts do outward act and spoken
word The man IS to be pitied who is slovcnly For
him there IS no beauty in or sky The poetry Of
nature IS unread BY him and life bcrc Of half its oy
This week we present list Of mems furnishing
goods at prices which make It almost objectionable for
any man to neglect his underwear
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b no brass bands or auction saIes.
The dsst Who come "a June s Vim
havs The fisst choice q selections.
Tie property i too vel known 10
require comment from as. It c<rers
The slightly ievel plateau on the
summit 81 he second hill on Madison
street. Ne view embracing the city,
West Scattle, the hsSbor. the Olympic
mountains. Lake Washington, the
Cascades. Mount Rainier. Mount
Hood and Mount Baker.
There is not N imperfect lot ii the
addition. nor one without view.
A sxasnsisa u - sleesris street. s.k'wsy
4 ~ bslns surveyed ~ FllAsrt street =
ths isks ~ : sssek es.psay, hesses y
~ AneEiesA 1russ Csnpa.y II Dsstss, Has
Incorporated last wesk t. h.iN eab,s ree1
sst ns6issa sfrssi. nstA q sAesa ssass
ma thrussA ths whsls IssssA = - .16l.
tior. ~ . CIR sssInsslsa Win srsAls ~
vaIss n - lets ~ ssxs m
The Renton addition is the cream az
property on Madison street by al
:sssi= the finest thoroaehfare and drive
In the city. The addition viii be the
Beacon hill Of Seattle and exaryone
recognizes the fact.
Every purchaser win be furnished
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BRxvfTIEs.

The grand excursion and hall takes
place this evening at Fremont
The interior Of the city jail Is being
renovated under the direction OF
Jailer Bogart.
strawberry and ice cream secisk6
the Presbyterian mnnse. 3if Akbdison.
Cordial invitation tdsail.
The celebrated George D. Hill cases
will be argued on demurrer before
Judge Haniord next Tuesday.
The initiation service ii the Kings
Daughters has been postponed ill
the regular meeting. Tuesday, June
II.
James h. Fry and Miss Emma Smith.
of Sau juan county. we're married by
Justice Rivers AZ the Willis house yes
teyday.
Licenses to vel have been issued by
Auditor Forrest 10 James u. Fry and
Miss Emma Smith. Of Oreas, San Juan
county. Swan Lewis and Miss Hannah
johnson. Of Seattle.
Nay Burns and MAY Wilson. the
Third street courfeSans y ho fuhs,ei an
cid Frenchman named Frank Easieau
|ia their dive. Wednesday nisht. were
tfNttt1ttt W.T. xA t3f& u W Wv %*&t
Justice Rivers last night. They de-
po ised cash hail.
The two engineering parties 20 be
put in tho seld nv the seattle, Lake
shore & Eastern RasiIoad Company
10 survey the line OF the read irou
The Skaklt river IL the boundary line
have been made up. One party Will
leave On SATURDAY. and The other ON
sunday.
One oi the underground mains OF
the spring Till Water Company. neaJ
rFyess opera faoase. hurst sesHr36H
afsernocn, ami before the rrcsS,f on
that part 81 the main could be relieved
a torrent Of water flooded the street.
A considerable portsen flowed into
the adjoining cellars. but caused ne
material damage.
II. n. vandemark. late agent al the
Singer Sewing Machine company, has
heen arrested on . charge II perjury
died in iu tiee River court by IL.
Jackson. Ii il alleged that vAndec
mark sworw falsely in certain civil
suits and criminal action Is brought
aszinss him hv tho Singer Sewing
Asetine Company
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nowNpAft. ar rAeprrs1s

Rnxbuys S.e~ttier are now offered ~
s5c per yard Remember this meuns thsl
fhe celebrated Rexbury brussels are re-
ssuesd frurn 81 10 - SIC. We are going for
the carpet trade II ihe city ia cur special
sAie theA weak Splendid opportunity
offered this week - these ff.sffing estt.
mstes I furnishing new buiidsngr
We guarantee the beat cutting ard lay
Ing u carpets in The city.
TokLAs. NakugNNAN q Go.
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IMPORTANT TO MEN.

We have made considerable reductions following Ines
Fine lambs wool underwear weight per garment 800
French Balbriggan extra value, each 8. $50
Striped long sleeved Balhrggan three coos each zoe
Mems Suspenders in great variety soc to $3.50
Mems fine Dress Shirts from. 81 90 10 $500
splendid line Of Mems Neckwcar Just received Twenty
different styles ranging in price from 25c to $500
Mems Isle Thread Hosiery just in three pairs for 500
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n viii pay sau To attend eir big era-
hsoiatry Sale. The prices are AstreI3y cut
in two. tbs largest assortment yssn sau I'm
axin< 20 select from: anr prices viii sur
PRISE you. ak@fER ciEARf.
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MEMS CLOTHING.

Our spring trade in this
line has been immense. We
haye had the satisfaction of
seeing pile after pile. and,
counter after counter Of our
fashionable suits pass into
hands Of willing purchasers.
& shall always buy at your
store. said a customer to
the head salesman last week,
because | can get just
what | want. and at the
price | am willing to pay.
You see this suit ! have got
on? Well, | bought it here
one year ago and it has
given me every satisfaction.
The fit was first rate and
the wear has been excellent.
Suit me as well today and
YOU will have no kick com
ing. OF course. we did,
and the customer departed,
more than ever convinced
that we make a point Of
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~ e16e c1aee ~ 1854
Kev. Il Il Dunnine, secretary 81
the Congregational Sunday School
G0ejefy IL Boston, Ms1x.. and prInci-
pal Of the National ChautanquAss Eor-
nak Union. arrived III che city last
~. Dunnfns rs president 81 he
Chauteuquan cIasa 1T 1855, 0f which
there are several members III seattle.
Among them are Mrs ii. Mxc1intozh.
NJ. and Mrs. w. II. Reeves. Mias
NintA Foster, Mrs n. RI. Abrams.
Miss =. 4. Denuy and Mrs. Orion
Dr. Dunnire Il tbe father 81 the
Crete kebrsska Cb4nfauqnan Assem-
bIy which last rear had nearly 1000
- knsteudaucc, taking 5000 It the
gate. He also conducts al assembly
q 6outn FfaniuHhan,. Mass. and has
three Others under his charge. He
lezxes this city to attend the territorial
Sunday school convention II North
Yakima. Tuesday and Wednesday.
Nay 90 and 50.
Il II stated that DR.. Dunnink viii
noou take an editorial chair III the
Boston Gbn9ye1afsoa1Ijek.
w. II. Reeves iurifrs I'll chaufat,-
qusns to meet DR. banning at his
fostdeuce. corner of Third and Seneca
stFetts. this NORMAN, from 10 10 Ii 10
~ ne leayes BY the Eloetwood at u 30
n. m.
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HIG H Z QUALITY GOODS.

Mems French Isle Thread, bleached. per suit $500
Mems French Isle Thread silk finish, per $500
Mems fancy colored Lisle silk finish, per $500
Mems colosed Babggan underwear thread neeced
and in all shades per suit $500
Mems handsome silk and mixed underwear per $500
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creeon Is Que ~ sEe sssosi productive
states in fhs rntan. Ire vsst nsiaeFat re-
ssaas contain xesd. sslssf. foprsE iros ~ q
ca&i Ist immens - tsaefs 81 efsfiHr sands
sapecrt tkoa>ansfs II cattle and saexps and
ffs excessive agricultural rvssons yrusncr
ell the cereals il h1ptanre. the yield f.er
nerp eesnr, Ia seue iussnness, the harvest
ia The uorsd Amaef The uscfui sn4 val
eshss ~ dnrfs n she Weh fscs Ssst* snsy
BE mensisned oseKoa ktsnes les. val 3
ke< proxed q h>n e. fkeassa<ts ss<tes q
vita pain ia re hatk and kfttnsy di8-
sasssxs II IL ksuresv ct vexefs bic ccmpe.
sssssss end never lasA. eeid ~ stzvaxt d
Helnes Brig c..
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pARasalal rARAss,iSl


great stsaftmxnf. long handles. shoFi
handles: 500 syies 10 Ssieek from. o8s
prices ere riahi: just In. Chester Cieary
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!. - - 49, 3 3 5 s - ~ soEtes
= ~ este<e q SIS lser 3ave ~
, :. ana ~ SaorA 40 0fcAe1t7el
$3.50 ~ nseek q 3 clock @ Iridsy
1,2 - - a he.l - -
- ~ S n k1e Hz1e1 u1ca1 -
80 - g - kA@ singers aanosE -
Y: 81. - l'...aea H. e1ty Al 80
~ 49, ~ ~ exs<n0e4 welc9ane.
800 "a g nase ropsee q kstheks'
.. 90 I'd l' !. 2. mem Via fbem Il
- . = 49, kkA< fnl5y - v1c1lf<ts VIII
= 49, - ~ ~ me Y1oduct3ou ~
U.xAk g Dunr1 - xpEeee
~ - ~, wsnt e - fcoeOf W.
as9 snd drmped
oss.sl- y 81 csn'sn1elfnk enrbAke t1efe-
49, z.. i 1879 sAW the frAne1ef1o1s fot-
y ssss = 6 ana made hiD
1870 ). 11eH re exsmAu dug s
49, ~ s.s,1 'Iseeq sue MIN faefein and
49, a = e = ~ e s.3x y would pos pot-
sssS - -. ~ ior p1ecx1 sround- - y
.ssss - - q q 80. !. <kent estsspm q neavea-
as., = e tneR 4aaneranss = dt1-
f.xarur.,, 49, - -,
! II q r,oshs-s s.s,s..s..- ). s1..ssu.y
nsmed 81 Tsn,,se~. :, - 3 '' .ss.sS ).
fro.r, nri.s.~.- cs.r- - 80 q s.,.
sfreS,x 1880 r,-<s - ~ 80 n 1917
AIMS ssJ w. ,,ssn $3.50 = :. 50
n rs,r, = - ".
slay nfl~rn<sar n IN q n.'n 1870
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giving our patrons good value Don't forget IT, work
ngmen We not only look after our dollars, but
look for future interests in seeing that you get
the best value for your money the latest STYLE the very
latest fashion and the best cut We make ii our object
show you that every sale made BY us is the best pos
sible purchase that could have been made by YOU IL
we fall we lose your custom. But we don't fail We
detail few Of our leaders for the week.
Slaters Wooden Flannel Suits, SLIGO
All Wool Cheviot Suits in Plads ...s..... 1890
The Staple Snowflake Tweed strictly all wool and fast eoors $1,000
Pioneer Wool Goods light striped Cashmere 1890
Light cclorcd Cashmere ............. $500
Imported blue serge guaranteed all and $1,000
Fancy silk lined Scotch Tweed very and nobby suit
Two quaitics .........-....... 1I70O and $500
500 PAIR ALL-WooL PANTS MIX. vERY SERVICE
ABLE Pen so to 500
EI See special display Of these pants in south
corner window this week.
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1 "a Forty acres near TIE Se,,ttlc
V8sWVV Lake Shore 4 Eastern railroad.
north Of Union bay and opposite Kirkland.
"a 600-Five acre tracts south Of
- Jackson street, y. 500 and IS 500
"a k0f1--Twcnty acres Of rich bottom
XOOV land, with water-power, good
buildings sid plenty Of fruit, on the conn
|$4,7OO.sTsrSs .' 's,s sS.nss Of Twelfth
az ()0(l -Ics southwest corner Jackson
YOsVVV and Seventh streets
&6 00O-Los with rlsssIan rights in
| ting Johnson's raill.
so 600-Two fun lots norsheass cor
Yo,OO ncr Of Sixth and Madison:
IS, 900 dh nisSs. ae'e' north Of Lake
$4,000 .s ,ss : !, s sss ron ~
sixth stsssts Intending ! fns residences.
Go EfNfl-2sx6o feet corner third
Va N3ONO and Washington strecta.
OH f1C0-First class backyard d the
Is. as,,aIssa assa,i.s y BE IS. sI. J. ];
*. rsir sn co.,. - ,.'d h.>,sss -
tos,l. se pnor he.lrl Is ss.s re.sa.s f<y
sc5Iinr. q tln erpnertv A. ssavtny jsa,sd.
snrnelv - s''.1's'
OK 000-L0t on east hide 81 Second
-
0ZO,QVO a. euiIiysfiou =. ex ~ for
49, ,...a 80 ~ $500 49,. = 80,
~s~sh "a = sebi.s..vv 1880 ,.,,.s ,.svs.s
- - h,.. ~ssis So, ;st,s.s 1900 -. =
ss.d cvervthius eem ',ss.,s $50 e.,ss rem srcm
the farm snnanf - aver Il ~, n u,ssllr
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A is3.ss 10 . Ma.
s vAsl Ctr.
= -. = ne rssr.Isrr1...
- .h CRY states thai
- s.,s s,s'sssaay an accident
- f.salt fatally &c.
- s. . y bear mentioned
<s,.e. Lake shore 4
e 49, =, >naae mesns or
3 -, 8 - !scslns and fell = =
i /. ! - s.sn i 70 fearfn,ly
-, = spssioa here that Is
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3Q00 Blocks and hall blocks in Mech
VA0V vrAss Flint addition es taoo . lot
&Q1fl ~single acres in Days Acre Gar
VOWV dens moth OF Lake Union.
Gk0f1~soms Of the choicest lots In
VOVU Northern Addition.
GRRfI-Lots In Hall's Addition, adjoIu-
YOUO tng Renton Addition.
G7En-rour lots IN Yesler's supple
WV mental addition.
09R0--Iot1 % Depot street. near IL In
VtOV tersection with Broadway. They
Afford magnificent view which can never
b INSTRUCTED. ana ars cleared ready for
81 1601Two lot. and shrss.oon
street. near the lake.
81 200 corner On mob ai'l
81 .20O-,lIos, {, o. BisnArek stree. near
81 .250-Iss on Main ana wssh.
Twsllh and Tosrsssnsh. si.ss6 70 ia
81, 300 .ls On Eleventh. near Saw
81 800 ycas.fson he,ss and One.
on the electric car line.
e. Eflfl-Two loss on Bin1 strest. near
~ 4SVOV the corner Of Victory In
Queen Anne Town. n coo each. Another
lot IN Qnss Anne Town for til0o.
So 600 I've ana e pei ala acres north
50 / an Nosshwes: corner Eighth and
50 60f)-Full los on ne sO.sa Ode
81, 500 E Rs,'asa's % On A1ia' es''s
60 6flft-Tso new hsrs-Ansshed. veil
% OVV buiiE seseu-room houses on
Washiagson street nsax Twslfth; $500
each.
So. 500 %. Dos ~; corner, one block
So, ss ard sssss sss, bonn sss on
30 nm Blocks II ana a, Arlingtcn
VOpVVU Heights addition. u G,ooo
ezch-
go 0fAn-Fuur lots corner Of RoIfin
vi AVV and John xtrs<xs.
90 0nfl-ThFce lota. uorthwes& cesnes
VOs6VU Twelfth and Weller
40 9EN--Ics on eAxs aide a Seyrnfh.
| 80 ~ hsswesr Onion and Unsvef-
sty.
- fAfsfA-Ioe ana eixht-soosn hara-Hn-
| OxsUOV iahod houa On King. neaT
Tenth.
81 900 s's ss:,: .aa III. sc , %
Hsvsf
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THE DATE OF SALE.

Acting upon CAPTAIN Renton's in
structions, Ne hare decided to COM
mencs selling lots IN Rsnton addition
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MVITATION, e.; E,ssr, . 3, Z : !.

oerapN - roIosn IL the Hotel penny. ssit.
akie fny frGninx. We nlso have them dosse
nm In suAen relfsy - nail - your s1ica<ss
Kast, and via e1ndly fafniah them 70 Ill
Who wish Nsea
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.,s WEST <sTsr.. ssToRx TENEMENT' sTohl
rauRsDAY, MARCH "a.

=. sAsr asrHsr., nET. IRVING PLACE AND
aAave. 1sssory and Basement hgE-seoOp pfASA eHo'F
~ 81 6x5oxs1 rite guaranteed
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Apartment 6onses.

Apartment Sorses.
TIKI WHITEHEAD FLATsI
7have and 155th.s best single fats in the city 70
rooms steam heated; decOratedi bell boys. Several
choicest floors left also one furnished nat Owner on
pEeIalses open sundEys ----------
A PARTMENTs no RENT.
n ,3SAl East Eoth.sL, adjoining Madlson.aye,
Steam heated hail boys T. 600 TO $40 Per month.
to44 East bistsk, adjoining Madsonsve.
Single sDartnentS steam heated; e0 70 500 per month
u.fr BERWICK.
af6R1o west kethst near sthaye. steam heated, hall
boys e5s 70 80
tlH tfa LANSING.
I0oL1Io East 7etst, Pafkavo $50 $50 per month
,t-t HAMILTON.
1eS r. esth.st, and 100 ~ e ypq 9si month
%r, 100 Rroadwny and 7oS 1iadlsOniTe
RTXRLB0R0U6H ARMS. 81 West 1otA-st.--Fispfoof;
M fuFn sha6 and uBisIRiahed gues steam heati Gle
yatof. ! JAnltoF, or MkOLAr DAVIES, on pftHtsea
Z ~ z i, an LEX fHGroN- AvE.-Leht, veli.venti-
1910 iated anart,nents halls hsated laDitof or
MACLAY q DAVIES, 81 West 10th.sk
TIME nooK or opEN.A1R SPORTS octave 500
j pages Illustrated. The standard authority %
Islne BAH playing Fhooing horsesaok riding, %, g. 70
Estersaning AID universally eompnented By the pfess
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Real estate i1)anteo.

ATTRACTIVE, nrst class residence for sale newI
"A modelled regardless Of cost for owners own uso
located in heal heit and most conyslen part q the e
ST., south slde, betwcen Park and Lexington ayes .
thio story foot carved and brick with extra
large buer pantry and bathroom extension cabinet
thin constructed ia the most elaborate style platform
tolls rich decorations, antique Ras fixtures, all open nre
places with beautiful tlod heArhs In eyey room Win
gas lighting electric bell. stlng tubes; rich stained
glass elegant mirrors fact everything 70 recommend y
~ nrsl-c class residence; occupied BY owner will sell
furnished II desired large amount can remain on mort
gage. Further particularS T. D., r. o. Box 2,926.
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.s AND $50 EAST list ST. SE .s 2p ssss N,
story brick double teuemenUs xsxso1iVus ee0- ~'S
epafanteed Liberal terms
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" hAS AnkhAl hlu Anoflcan Gteeo-
From The London Times: "A splendid
revival; sumDtuously MOUNTED; aete1
Nita admirable spirit and point
P9ll Mall Gazette +" Seenlcally beauu-
the audience 10 enthuaasm.'
Illustrated London News. Mr.. Days
Production OF Tanning the Shrew' is en-.
' London dros as z 3 Full fee N beauty ana
postty and OF absorbing interest,"
The World: Ranks among the few
really satisfactory .ShaEespeareaa RsYiyals
that have occurred In cur tine
Atheneufn " IL Is p0etieat teeatS
Saturday Review: {" An interpret ation
that tFansoendS ones IDEAL"
Academy; !" A most distinguished sue
cess. Miss Rehsn's high comedy Is in
many ways the most brilliant and most
fsYVent that has been Witnessed IN London
- one Qay Nom any aetpess -apeatinR the
English tongue and IS ht TO be regarded
along with that OF the very best Mis-
tresees o. oppodY the Theatre FraReais
Now-Yotk Times. As near artistic
perfection as may be hoped for. Has
started On q new career OF prosperity"
New.YoFk Tribune. 4" A splnted xnd
finished Shakaspearssn representation
Com AdVeftlsert Genuine Pleas-
urc. A verttable triumph Of dramatic
Evening Post: - THE sHREw, has
Yvidsnny entered upon new and vigorous
lease Of life.s
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A production which has received the
most enthusiastic praises from best critics
% the English and American pfesS
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. :. ..r ssY,.sr.. NEAR MADIsoN.AvE.. EsToRY
fswbseae dwssss VIA ,s sS1ssi snRisSed
exlenss,esi ,sSss ana handsomely decorated miffofS
eefgaa al,s,s and bur A. alarm 40 with the house
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BrOOSlpn prOperlp for saIt anO 90 Gt

LARGE PLOT OF LOTS FOR SALE. aiengsids
"A Trunk railroad now building AZ Birth and 38th ~
Brooklyn. rutland WHITING. Beekm1a.st
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MATINEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT o
Sc seat may be Aeeured 8 weeks ahead.
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MONDAY, MARCH 1a

40 Avn boulevard AND 15sTH. ST., r. p COR
iets with astory dwellns nagnih'sn' i0SaSOD'
4. WEST 27TH-sT. 4-sToRY BRICK TENEMENT
SS WEST 1oTH,sT.. s-sToRY BUILDING AMI hO4'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10
TUESDAY. MARCH 10.

=, ~ osu rrr PIRATE OF JACOB w. COOPER.
n n AVE. AND s5TH-ST., NORTHEAST COR s-SIoHx
sos en sNn SWS Sos EAST s5THsT. NEAR sD'AvE. T.
br ssa a s ana N isGi ssrHs ssroRx
br;ek double tenements, stcreA 4eS 4Zxc,suUvS: ~.
goHN WEBBER ESQ., Attorney, Tempse NO"Hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-10
EVERY EVENING AT s:15,
Mr.. .DALYiS Very Triumphant SHAKE
sPEAREAN REVIVAL: THE
TANNING OF THE sHREw.
AZ produced by Nh. DALY's COMPANY
last summer IN LONDON, pAkIS aud
BrRATBORD-oN.AV AVON.

With Miss Ada Rehan as Katherine. Mr..
John Drew - Peirucio, Thames Lewis as
yfamio, Als Gilbert as Curtis, Mr..
Gilbert, Mr.. LeelercQ, Mr. Skinner, Mr..
Holland, Mr.. Bond, Miss Chalmers, Mss
Kitty Cheathstn and a chorus Of boy voices.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-07-11
SHOULD I 90
TO MONTANA?

GREAT RESERVATION. Because ia.0oO.
OOO acres Of free Government land, with de-
ightful climate, and equally suited for general
farming an. stock raising. have Just been
opened to the hOmcscckcr. in the Milk River
Valley and near benton and Great Falls.
STOCK RAISING. Because the favorable
1t the natural home Of horses. cattle sheep and
other domestic animals: and because winter
feeding is not required, as stock grazes at large
GENERAL FARMING. Because rich soil
and abundant summer rains produce wheat,
oats. rye. barley and the grasses and vegcta.
bes on quality, size and yield unsurpassed.
of the precious metals than any other state or
territory. aud abundant opportunities remain
to secure valuable properties ut nominal cost
alton is the meeting point of settlers from the
Pacific Coast and from the Eastern States. aud
il the only extensive tract of good land left,
nnsiNEss. Because the rapidly growing
towns along the st. Paul. Minneapolis and
Manitoba Ry. offer splendid opportunities to
MANUFACTURED. Because the I.0Om
horsepower water-powcr at Great Falls, the
extensive coal VEINS. the wool. mineral aud
grain raising resources Of Montana offer cx-
ceptionablc opportunities to the manufacture
TOURIST Because the anon of the Gates
Of the Mountains. the Great Falls of the Mis-
souri, ths Clint Fountain ,,; and co5t'lental ID;
scenery to be found on the continent, Take
summer tour.
WHY TRAVEL BY THE ST. r., NJ. l. NJ:
Because only by II can You travel through the
largest body of free land left for settlement,
Because II reaches the Great Falls. with the
largest water-power en- the Continent. He
cause 1t reaches Helena. the richest city Of its
size in the world; and because II IL the shortest
and DIT route 10 Butte. the largest mining
camp on earth. Special tourists and lnndstck-
ers' rates. Daily trains through solid TO Nom
tana. Choice Of three routes to the Pae,nc
Cnast, Find out NIL about it by Writing To-.
.rhu Great Reservation" and Tourists rum.
incr Guide For further information, rates.
maps. etc, apply 70 +. /. WHITNEY, =. r.
!. A.. st. Paul, Minneapolis Z NanttohR n.y.,
81, Paul, Mimi.