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The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-11-02
FoR Tus ARKAxsAw TRAvzLxa.
 THE MARTYR PRIEST.
nr cmARLEs EUGENE nAxKs.

4sAMu unooNNfNu VI MFAN@
 Wherein hero molds; let never battle-axe nor ssave Hls hAnd embraced. nor weapon save The touch that Kindness holds. No sculptursd column marks the place. Bus here by weeds o'ergrown, With patient care fAintiy tracs ''rhe savior of our stricken race"
 Carved In cross Of stone. what loving angsrs held the knife
 That sPelled this ragged liner Though they had every soil to wife I'd give twelvemonth of my life
 To clasp them onee m mine. For one beneath this ivy sleeps
 The world shall lopg ger know Than any name the new world keeps. Than any e'er from Alpine steeps
 Rang OCT a conquered foe. Ills act pales all heroic deeds
 Though twenty Homers saeg them. The isle Uncleani Alas the needs Of those on VI hom that vam pire feedsi serene he moved among them. And brAved a death winch e'en in thought APpals our every sense; Day after day in patience wrought For those whose slightest touch Is frAught With woeful pest,lenee. The blue rimmed ocean shut him ia
 From all his nobler kind: Abandoned In that isle of sin, By horrors haunted, there Co win
 To hops the hopeless mind. The ships that sailed in silence by
 Must e'er anew have stirred The memores which could not die. The joys Of home. iove's tender sigh,
 The greeting smile and word. There might he sit with trusty friends At clooe of winter day, And join the cheer that converse lends To social mirth when wisdom bends
 To wIt's delightful play. If co he dreamed none ever knew.
 The ties of earth were Fiven- Priest. brother. nurse. he loved and drew Hts charge to love him and renew
 Their faith and hope in heaven. No marble marks hts resting place
 By ivy overgrown. But here with patient care trace The savior of our stricken races
 Gus in a cross Of stone. What kindly fingers held the knife
 To spell this ragged line' Though they had every soil to wife. I'd give twelve-month Of my life
 To clasp them once Tn mine.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-11-02
PLANTATION PHILOSOPHY.

Er well-hid weakness ginerally passes fur CT strength.
 Pse mighty sdttish O de man dat's 90 awful pure. Do baby dat's washed too much ain't got good health.
 Do hippercrit Is CT long time In leArnin' dat he kAin't fool de Lawd an de worP, 1t pear ter me, is sorter weak-minded ter be fooled any longer. De ole scounnel dat rubs his hans tergeder an groans when de preacher ays suthin' awful, hAb dun cotch de women right dar, am when he ketches de women he's got CT mighty strong lean on dc men.
 One O de highes' virtues Is mighty often missin' In man-gratitude. But de dog neber is widout 1t. hear folks say dat % an 90 is CT ungratefai dog, when de truth Is CT dog sin't ungrateful. He neber does furgit de ham dat feeds him.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-11-02
BAD LUCK.

New York Man (Answering an inquiry as to how he was getting along)-"Oh, not very well have had bad luck.S
 "How so?s
 "I subscribed fifty dollars toward some sort of public enterprise"
 "You signed the psper, but great goodness, you didn't really pay out anythinga"
 ''That's the trouble. They caught me drunk one day and collected the money.S
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-11-02

Old Missourian Quitting aside newspaper) @well. 1t seems mighty strange to me that people never learn nothin'. It hain't been long since . lot Of biz men was ruined by bein' mixed up n this paa-electrio business, and now Mr. Elaine hasnt got any more sense than to fool with thaf psn-American affair. It 'pesrs like them big men jet stay round Washington till they lose al th.ir common 1nse.p N
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-11-02

Clara (patronizingly)-"Its . good plan for . person In society to try at least to look wisen
 Dsbutante-sTruei But don't you sometimes find it hard to do so3s- Drakss Nagazase.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-05

CEcgLxAx OrHnArfc Miss
Caroline Ailixner, The famous Y,rima
donna Uhp makes her f1rst appcsr
sSs<sS here With the reciiiAn Otarafie
Company. seoresi . signal triumph =
The Pavilion In can Francisco on the
eefebfatis,n of Warrington 4 iaaug ara
ton tbe MS annssnfeed Ia s:Hx the
tsfar 6pang 81 HAnlscT and she reused
the entlsu-sa-m OF the people present
10 such Fd1sh that the entire audi
epee 0f sJ00e people joined in the
chorus and vel the young prirna
dfnna's vince was heard shove the
din as clear ~ . BRIL- II va. signal
tsipmph aud che may he said 10 have
nsade her capture Of the city by that
one song. In speaking Of the COM
peny the 0aksAn<l Enqniyv says: ssft
n very rare that conipsny Of such
merit. of such absolute worth visits
this city. Mr.. Crnndnli the tenor. has
voice that IL saear, trne, and OF en-
cellent quality, and the ease with
which be takes bis high notes Il re-
nisFknble- The other members Of the
compeny 1re al good and the per-
fornance WAS . rsre treat. =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-05

The show That IL 90 Appear In
Sestsle ON June IS.
The San Francisco Music and Uramo
OF May 4 contains the following notice
OF sells brothers circus, to appear here
ON Friday, June IS:
The s.iss Bro hers q Bsrrsft.s unifed cir.
ees has gathered 10 BY far the largest shAru
of Iucre experidea for amusement In ths'
city during the past week. The main ten;
II ese Of the largest ever pitched on this
coast, bus nevertheless on several 0cssa,
sioa< II has been Il led ~ ogsrGo wing aad
there Ii every Indication that the attend
alsce ut ffe closing p rformane.s todAs
and temofrow n ght will equal the nsss
sueet ssfui Ut the seasau. Tne exhibltt, n
~ : Whole II one that has never been
eQuAied on this esszt fl manpitude aud
true worth. The only thing that can pos.
bibly be said agslust Ii Is that II il utterly
Impossible To keep mp with tbs various feA-
suses ~ tset are presented. be Two rinEs
aud elevated Stage being occupied ain o~t
cont qua ly from Il b ginning 10 the end.
IL Ii q Erausi, hewiidcring performance:
and the ian Francisco pnhlie ALWAYS aIs-
rreci te anything that sffrds them
double qa.ntity OF amusement for their
money.
The equestrian stars inclusc William
Sails William show tr william puffssn,
Adsase ~ II, Isabs he Dutson, Al lie jackson
aud tosie Ashs n. all o. whom are rec 6
u scd ss among he most daring aud *
pert az raers. The Ousa japa ese trout g,
the I a Msr inc Brothers, aEdeifo ard w
delio. the IaIfost Brothers, he A. hsans.
TIE Mslr sc family. the Dunbar Krthefs.
Frank Ia Mpndue. the Sesst aud = host Of
other netesi athletes and aeria ISIS ere
~ mhp m 81 this monster sggrcga lon: ses
eral add sianal facex hare been added Ia
the hipposrome exhihs ton, making q
more Exciting aud Interesting spectaa' .
thar whsu first presented here by the
~clis Broshers Several important Aisii-
tisns haze also heem made in tire saeIzas
erie. which iusissstss be-sts end birds fErni
alfno.t every eiifne under the sun. Ths
pubic aad Nexsrs Sells Brothers and Bar.
rest have every reason 20 be p eased fsef
the circus season in san Fran isso
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-05

1hs 0rent TsngS9teene viii Ne In
nsasste Jesse II and as.
Manager Frye. of rrxesx nners
hosase. Has grated dates for me al,s
pessranes in this city On FRIDAY and
SATURDAY. june u and Is. lss9. Of the
fsfaous srxgsdienne, Madame Nod5xs-
N Counties u Boz<nta), supported
By the great Booth and barrett tom
pany. ssntief engagement to Manager
JEAN Mcguire, uk5 last evening tee.
graphed the following
HAa RAHetsCc, lane 1. ISIS.
ss< fsfefifces<es'. seattle Aacisrk x. s1p-
p9rfeo ~ tue gree1 Ros u and nafre1f Cssss.
Eany. fceye ran Francisco la : sps s}nI
ruHm&a Uedussdes. They eBpenrfn Viz
tssf4a next Monday and TUESDAY, TAcomss.
M.dn slsy aad Thursday Ssastis, frsdsy
ana asfnrsisy, tntse u and rs. lst5 Tao
IlAys selerted are shakespeare As Yua
Lsks IL and BchflcS,s MAR Stuart
MIDI kta appe.hrsuk Id the respective rolls
q k0-eitnd and Mary. Qaeen Of scoin.
Asse1 - kA's tour 10 under slle manaeemers
g John maEnffe. now nanaxer OF the
ispd IL ncs fsvorsE with No1jesks's su-
pess&zse. Ane dos not plEs ihess 81 all
~ fhis 4 N 1rMeaee undertaking, an
csrciJ hope that win meet win every sus
ct1A JyEx MAssiRr.
Madame Nodjesk2 has never visited
se1it e, ~ heretofore during her visits
- the West, the cities 81 the Sound
have been TOO small 70 risk such !
great loss rs might befaIl q large cont
pany In nedixm-sixed place. Infhe
last few years Seattle has assumed
metropolitan proportions, and theat-
rscai managers nave taken notice, and
hereafter there Is no doubt that Frye's
opera hosise will have as good atirac-
tons rs cume to the coast.
Madame Modjeska will not stop IN
Portland. as she goes directly through
10 Victoria.
Madame Modjeska. at the close Of
the present season, will commence a
series OF rehearsAls with Edwin Booth,
whvxepArntes from Lawrence Barrett
July, Tor next season which begins
text September In New York, ard
Hpronsises V. he the greatest combine
ton that eyer appeared on any stage.
The appearance OF Madame Mod
jeska In this city means one Of the
arg. II and mo charlottesville audiences
that ever assembled Id Frye's opera
house.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-05

HenSCu eddsugn sale t0-day.
The Renton addition sale promises
q ~ the chief event Of interest today.
Repairs 70 the Front street cable
west, not completed till Yesterday and
II Il expected ~ have the road run
ming today.
Charles Amy was yesterday an.
pointed administrator Of the estate OF
William LaBean. deceased. by The
probate court.
The damage 70 the o. X. q n.
steamer Hnssai0, caused by running
On rome rocks. vas fully repaired yes.
tefday md that vessel went on her
rozte = usaal.
ssHe elevator hoy In the Boston block
| xa5s - :.e.ssiisd 425 passengers up and
down The building. on Saturday, j u
L. He says this Is the largest number
evsr carried on that elevator.
Yesterday Matt Bridges, clerk In
tha feSi*ter's department. OF the local
United States land office, resigned
and J., ID. L. MeGanKhey Was sp-
pointed bv Register Reed to nil tbs
valasat place.
Governor Moore and others are max.
Ing m effs,ft ii get free transportation
for the First Regiment from tht
Northern Pacific tu and FROM Olympia
ON the occasion of the annual eneara p
ment in july near that city.
r. W. Steel was arrested last nigh
for assanlting boy named Innez Da'
wilson. en tho bridge near The Ra'
works. He resisted the officers on ths
way - the station. and will have 1
double charge 20 answer to today.
John Davis Was brought to Provi
eenee hospital yesterday. froH Kent
While working AZ y lash saw he almosl
severed the thumb froIa one 1T BIZ
hands DR.. Willard says II will be q
diiiicuH tssk for him to SAVE ne thumb
The contested homesieAd case OF J
Hagesi W. q n. Packard is being
heard by Register Reed. Hagen con
tests fackartlss right 10 the home
stead III question ON the ground ol
abandonment. The quar- ter section in
dispute II located thirteen miles north
or s3nohomish.
Licenses to wed WERE Issued ycster.
tay by County Auditor Forrest, fol
A. w. Cronkiiie and Julia A. Gaskili
Of Seattle; jehn r. Wright, Of seattle
aud Carrie Fernando re. OF San Fran
cisco. G. III. Mann and Rebacca %
Huntington. Of Fir. skagit county
e. +. pewsw and Ellen "A. Summer, o
Cedar Mountain.
The matters Of Sarah Il. Yeslera
estate are being very thoroughly dis
cu~sed IN the probate court. over 4
petition for final distribution. Ths
main contention ia over what Is sep
arate and Whist II community prop
ersy. The examination will be con
einsied today and Judge Osborn viii
then give his decision.
The Seattle Canoe Club II fitting
out IL ciui,-house on FAKE Washins
ton In fiFsf-elass shape. IL Is The IN
| fentiun To have sosae races as soon al
the Lake Washington cable ruad 90
Ycxlss aventae Is IN operation again
The club members woaid like 20 Cts
conclusions uiIh the memhers OF TIL
| Oneaua Canoe Club. OF Portland
such 4 match. with half dozsf
entries, would be an event worth wit
Messing.
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mn SENT ar EAST.

For ycar Was troubled with pains In
my back aud side. and headaches. the Fr-
sals OF liver and kidney trouble. aas
attracted 10 Joys Vegetable saFssrariiia.
By the startling testimonials In the pa
perx They seemed 40 practical was sine
dunesi 10 fryfss. knowing ,hss as II ums
purely vrsesshse. It would do no harm,
II acsesi IS . gcntie laxative. After the
sccuna hs,tsle my pains aud aches dIsap.
peared n aia - much sor mo that
sent several hotsies 10 my family In Sew
Jersey. who also sook IL wish the most
satisfactory results.
az eSe4es lzZ
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-05

BoARp cf DENTAL COMMISSIONERS -
The Washington state board OF dental
examiners met Monday at the dental
depot OF Stewart & Holmes. Noihing
of inuch importance came before the
beard other than the granting Of GER
tiiicates III dentistry To the following
applicants: rrs. Chamberlain. Burk-
hart and Johusuu. of Tacoma, ard
Williams, Smith, GAY and Griffin. of
Seattle. TIE bcsrd adjourned to MEET
Il Tacoma. Wednesday, June ~. 1850
The board consists of Drs. McCuliy.
Kiihnnrne csffYnn and Hicks.
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The Guarantee Lean and Trust Co
AND
Savings Bank.
incorporated ls7.)
Notice Of Sale of Real Estate,

Pursuant 10 = resolution Of The qualified
electors Of school district No. 4. King
county w r., tas<<d NJ q special school
meeting held after due notice Published,
on the fssh day at May, 1859, the under
signed school directors Of said sehooi dis
tries No s win sell 81 public auction az the
~.hool house. grounds, IN the town oi Kent
King county. W. T., on Saturday. June ~,
lsss al the hour al | clock p m, The fol-
lowing described real estate belonging TO
said school district situated ia sha town OF
k.uf, King county, W. r.. and particularly
sfsscribs~i ss follows, a. VIII: Beginning ~
point aa the south boundary line of Sam
uel w Rns-elfa donation claim. III town
ship twenty two 81 north 81 ranges Hour
and fise IA nnd ~ east. where the township
Hire betueea said Townships irterserts said
south boundary iiue. rgnning thence north
five asld three- CHARTERS chains, thence west
seven f7l chains, thence south Eve and
tAypessuaEters chains. ard theaee east
seven al chains "a plaSe az bvs.sssnsag.
containing lonr 90 acres. more 81 less-
Terms, 10 pr cent down Assd balAncc
Inside Of ten dAys. GA the making OF the
deed.
J. J. CROW.
!, z. GUIEERS0N.
Directors school District No =. King
roenrr w r
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PERSONAL

Mr.. A. n. Chesney. chief OF police
Of Tacoma. Was in SEAT ie yesterday.
Mrs. Frank w. Parker left ycster-
slay for waila Wsiia. 10 be absent a
month.
Mr., III. A. Chadwick left last night
on i weeks visit to Victoria and
Whatconi.
Ex-county Auditor Lyman Wood
came in ftvui his claim ON WILDLY
island yesterday, 10 remain for fes
days.
Mr.. II. r. Upham. president OF the
First National bank OF 81 Paul. Mr..
Il. II. Harris. president Of the G stesgos
Burlington q Northern, Frank shep-
arsi. 1T 81. Paul, and other nsensisers
os the party ~ capitalists who arrived
here ia sunday aent TO Victoria on
Moaaay and returned yesterday.
Cart. Janaes &. Lawson. who had
charge of the eoass survey on Puget
sound fran 1854 ID is>B. and who -
nav stationed IN san Francisco, -
spending leave at absence In re-
si>ising familiar scenes OF Seattle and
vicinity. Ills so,s, Fred Lawson. who
y nea engaged III business in san
Francesca. wsll join him here TODAY
and They viii ulake a tour OF the
Sound sether.
cale<<its James III. Mills, the Nesstor
III She As,wssna Press Association aitu
nov solicitor of iaternzs revenue for
the Montana district, and Msssrs-
/ Willard burnett and n. III. RIDDEN
berg, OF ns.r Lodge. Mont. ~ish their
families. were at The Orcsdentsl yes
s@rsisy With Lee W. Fo ter aud
1 fasssiy. OF OAKLAND. Cal, Miss Aea
/ Esslsr, Of LUTTE. Most. and A,gat on
Sls.ssh and family. OF Ssattle. tla~y vii
leave Cor Ses,aiar oa the new sseastses
,>vhpane ssasay 81 ~ a IA, the Eue>ts
M Mr. AID Mrs. !. Z. i.arassie. 81 Deer
Lodge, Meat. sid Mr.. and Mrs. Mel.
san tieuett. OF Tscausa-
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Ny wits has been unssr physieisss
carr fer TWO years. Tor what they called
sHssr complaint she would xes soma
relief while taking prescriptions, bat
woslid seen fall back into the sanas
drawsy Inactive state goa her totlhs
Of Ioyss Vegetable ssrsasar;lia Itdid her
Immesiisie good. and when three hossies
bad bcea sAxcn sac rosasned her odd ar
ssssoEsedAeAisa and salrissaEs b ROW ~
well ~ eycr used II fog ,hcumastsEa
with TIE resuls that 1 aza now eafireiy frss'
ira-a ssse disease wlsh which hsd SAFER
s ess>s1 <ss's
rs Turk street saa Francisco.
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GENERAL INFORMATION

The addition is plated on very generous
plan, with &c and 90 foot streets and I6-foot
alleys The lots are 6oxI2 20 feet in size Except
fractions caused by the diagonal course of
Madison street)
Only one-thrd of the addition, or about
100 lots. will be sold this year. These we
expect will be disposed of very quickly, and
there will not be another opportunity to secure
lots in this addition until next year. when the
cable road will be completed out Madison
street and the electric road out Filbert street.
Those who wish to pay only part cash
will be required to pay the auditors fee for
recording the mortgage $I.75.
On the first day of the sale $50 deposit
will be required on every lot purchased, for
which receipt will be given The balance of
the cash payment will be required within from
three to ten days. when the purchaser will
receive warranty deed from Captain and
Mrs William Renton, together with an
abstract Of title and tax statement, accompanied
by comprehensive legal opinion from Mcssrs
Struve Haines & McMicken regarding the
title
Intending purchasers can see plat Of the
addition and the price-list Of the 100 lots at
our office There will be one scale Of prices
and no deviation thercfrom.
Our Office will be open at o'clock a m.
next Wednesday
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-05

ArAnus tsSx2--Dr. David kenneay
me celebrated surgeon OF 2ss1foas- n =.
viii senss saa bis iiiassrsted hassk- y How
- Cure Kfaaes. Liver and ksood Diseases
st-aa sxreips ot = 2-sesat STAMP Also
essasafsas sso stories wssitsn hs Nsa hals'
sisse
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U.ssslss I. fszns1s stsssa Tsssste snsnrs hezFss
spssstt< ssss sssrxsssms ssxsssisa. assFsas
ss.-rso4ss a. ssssssssse aa6 las Spirits aFs
reskv~ l@rk af snssxs sssi Nsks fslusss ssss
will snsuss as~ life aa1 sssssNfh tnsa ths
wvskest gns slist scsa ns Stewart 8 HoiFn<s
Drug Co
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So many business and professional men
have expressed determination to secure sites
for homes in this addition, that il will be to the
advantage Of all who wish to purchase lots, to
J become thoroughly familiar with the property
before next Wednesday, SO as to be-abe to
make their selections from the map in our
Office.
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xa~ Is sAs sia,e - ssss Ffan5srs Oregon
Bleed raxs5es. fske u nov.
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: vessry and the roll I
s eclock. a bfjef /
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sgse4xs. tss~ . --.rsss n sfnrs1rsx rfunrsf.
- lAe srxysstson "a Ierd M. u rssl lsAa.
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.Ai.srrsosAss ExrssrsisxsSr. =
A'ss i.sivia D, Griffin will gre an ca.
3 a;ssA,aasens al pismensh eongrvga.
ssa church next Monday evening.
efssfan IL an esecutionisf aud
a astsFs ssiisfor In es@sume. OF note. and
80 oo9aasuess be abe Ia afford a pleas,
~ evenings entertainment. Shs
III e assisted by popular aaartsts<
and By Mrs NJ. i. ssars and Others.
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.fsaA y ole 10 gsse rao<f prss<snesiss
ssl..s - tns' roiesi It's sass miae4as re-
- ssssssssa ses' silver. yappeT. iron II q
49,. summers ira - 80 ssxatng lauas
81 sssxsssesss agricultural rsxsosss tssssaee
-. ssx errrssk ia shassi assx. aAs sssss8 s-es
q. y &tnk. ~ s%sze Enssxnser<. she isrrs.s
49, sssit Asapas she asesps ana val
~ 49, pf, Ssaess 81 the ~, b fssst >s.a.. max
- .ssss'tsess ofvx.sa kssaes Tea. which
~'7sak sssse1 essn - thousands Afflicted
s.sss tssn sa thr hssk aaa kiaaas sfiM
s sssssss 4 l. ea.esv If vwx.ssAss e,n -,
ill., s',n = 80 hesxs fails. seld hv stewart 4
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AesuEssafSE CAwE.-An attempt
- made 10 lay the submarine cable
1921 ALI point and Beans polns
9aaey. The weather proved tos,
49, aid The Job was abandoned for
aey The weather was pleasanter
ssusy, and the work OF laying tna
49, sAs begun and was successfully
- Nd osts +. u. Conway. OF NanAS.
49,. e with The party, lie is sin Sx-
~ sn the work u splicing Cables, and
- WITH the party Tor the purpose ol
aank tiias particular work.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-05

NJ ~ 0sricxRs. At meet
"a Choral and Orches ara
4 last evening tho following
mi Olllcers we're elected: Pies
3ehk DENNY vice pFe>ilent. n,
49, secretary, A. y, Hart;
ia ~: Mr.. = 3 Byrii. librarian,
= Robinson: musical dircc'
uslale 0esisies; pianist, w. q.
va 4seistxnt pianist, Miss L.
~. Afler the election the so.
sShsaFsed : number OF the char
= ~ cantata of Esther, . which
~ heen gone over before. All
sfuseH can now be sung by the
y. \, ~ ot the union without the " /
g. ~ tooks.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-05

~ veSk 10 olsafia. Deputy sheriff
nlllnas. OF Tharsson county. LETT YES.
49, s2Ay afternoon en- the Fleetwood
!. ". IA tin ard Mrs. Viola
ses'ek who are 70 have q prelsni-
~ h~A'tng III Olympia today on
sac charge III adultery preferred
= Aihst th~na by The latssr's husband.
~ rf ns~ = alleged 10 have been con-.
@ssstsi n Olympia. ard for thai rea
20 Ne hearing iaust be held there.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-05
A GRAND BALI.

VIII be given in the evening az the New
Town hall Prof vaughu's orchestra.
Round trim. zr. COMMITTEE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-05

rlfAtltf ttFurr i<Hfc fl&fItHEt0H ~
smiths wharf az 4 p. m, returning leave
sidney Il 80 q. N. the following day.