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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

Farewell se.soa ~ run and fzolic ~nieA
lt1ey heartily sa'oy before desert
tng tie ssasl9rs fer Ehs ely
y nsa lava TEAMS snt eroquef grounds
zafs neg sered. 4lG ll84lE44l aogsls AL
toardIag houses are aesolare the rem
AaAs u fashionable is1iALalty ~alch
stil sllnEs 81 the li ~ ss4shsre relaxes
the ssri1gs of propfisIY - soHls extent
and nas good -lle. regard ess of Mrs
srun1F IL - only fsir 10 say thas
1haY srs ably a5est-d b. The Eear-gu4rd
OF the sreruer sex. ~hlch. knoelag tho
true c1aru4s " ,oplem 1ef. delays ~ ~
kurn 1o -Cea Accordingly.
! Too cool TOR bathing. the water - de-
Ig1ttul Tor rs4laZ. 4nd s1s lnnuHer-
able little inlsts sn1 shadows a. Bar
Harbor Atlantic Clty. and along THO
Long Island coa-l. o1er lnbounded
1acilsies ~ tlls resnect. bevies OF
pretty girls are % b. -eea ln a. sorts u
picturesque costumes. sdng, nshlng
and Grabbing iu the placid waters and
among tAo creeks OF >hespshe4d and
Jamaica bays Qccasi0nally an ell or
sea bass falls 90 their lines, and then
thefe . paean 0f lgbil4li0n from the
lucky anglers
hos. eFsrybody's gone home and
noW 80 can ~ 1ahing sai1 one breeze
tossod Miss 20 sI1 rler a. they stood
upon tho board ealk OF a fashionable
Long Island hotel Yesterday 4 know
= nice young man We can get - take Is
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22


but in his centre board, and we can sail
up and down she inlet or go out 20 the
bay and have lots OF fun
Ten minutes later, the pretty plottsr
had tho young man in tow. tie was a
slender sort of aqGamsr.ne autOmztOn.
aud talked Yacht between the pufs OF
his cigar "a i; he were born sailor in
stead Of young attorney on vacation.
Within al hour. the centre-boarder was
heay1ug aud dipping in the swell Of the
bay. and tho girls we-e getting well
Drowned IN the September sun and
wind, - they stood. with hands stoutly
gloyed and hats pulled over their fresh
young faces, holding the lines on either
side OF the boat. which was anchored in
ffteon feet of water.
I heard later THAI they had capital
luck. art returned with = mess ht 70
cook for breakfast FOR a small party.
1s q amusing to listen 90 girls when
they begin 20 tell fish stories. There Is
nothing in tho male vocabulary 20 com
pare With It for pure extravagAnce.
But the real fun - reserved FOR the
Grabbing parties. Have you ever
Grabbed > Well. II not. you have missed
one - the most exc quisite pleasures Of
the seashore in september. First of
two sections, one u get the nets and
the bait, the other - provide the lunch.
The latter is usually quite 4 substantial
affair and hlls = good-sized hamper.
which "a slowed away in the bottom OF
the boat The bait may be clans
or small crabs. made into
fns pless. and it is 20 DO
'.chummsd" or cast into The water by
hsntsful. Ti-hs-attlng dresses are the
rule. II Grabbing expedition OF this
sort men are usually taboood. although.
occasionally. under pressure. one may
be tolerated provided le promises 70
behave hin sell and stay in he boat and
smoke, While the girls are wading up 70
tbsir knees
; They were merry party of five girls
and. "f0r protection" the brother Of
one Of the quintette vas tskan along
He vas a capital sailor. aad ss sheY
didn's want - blister their hands ard
INTENDED 60 reserve their EFFORTS for
game. The girls consented 20 take him a
ballast. Half ar hours easy sailing
brought them to a SPOT where one % the
girls declared there vera millions %
shedfe-s." for she had seen SON cone
catching tbem there a week before.
Then began tne preparations FOR &C
ton The Big brother barricadsd hsm-
self. ike = good aatured fellow. he-
hind The hamper. with his cigar and
newspaper. One By one ths girls slip
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

VIZ AIN .n1
dals - heard
Sc merry ersex
u he huBEs
a4n : ga, 4n1
>epteHbsE zsa
sri1g 10 some ~
tbs ~ al lisE
sports ~ Ehs
gsar 5riags also
20 ths xirls q
- !.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

Tfrar Saltus doesn't believe IN 80
Bible. it - said. Ihis information i
necessary. for his BOOKS give evil
senca that Re only believes in ny
Sa7-rs r. q trne. nevertheless. that =
god deal more Bible and good de Il
less Salt-s would improve greatly fhe
1fte-s-v rahulam that he provides foz
bis readers
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22

the hard and soft crabs rise. attracted
by the light. They are dazzled and in
capable OF seeing the net in the hands
Of the fisher. and in a twinkling they
are scooped up and landed in the bottom
OF the boat. Among the guests at many
OF the hotels on the Long Island coast.
crab-fshing is fsvorite pastime and
some Of the ladies are 30 s<ilful that in
an hour OF two's netting they can sup
ply enough delicious shedders 70 serve
breakfast for the guests. But It is only
in Scptem Der that they exhibit their
pr0wess; for. with AL her jOility and
''camarsterie. the American girl has a
horror OF offending the pFoprieties, and
Is sensitive Of being criticised as Tom
hoy. while PLAYING the role OF a fascina-
ting fshermai3en. although next prob
ably 70 ice cream. caramels and firta-
tion. there Is nothing So dear 20 her
heart as The shedders. cooked slive and
rsdolsnt with the fragrance OK the sea.
G. II. SASDTsoS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-17

lstn nrsf ak~ Aap tisEtt sth
J. nishea sssfa, with bath husfi u assisai
: ia tliih s'fert
tapn Hrsg s ritsaASt rtnstsunn
fs'stn, a 40 nsil sss.ss
r.son Aexf ruHkiaiiHn Rooms. atNntH
u - ga ss3ts Ees permanent 80 transient
guests. convenient sai nhestfai ti.itpi L.
fiasfa $50 Eanst,a stfns,
isua AM sigHlt FURNISHED EnoAr
u lsstaf isen slsigs snit@ida los two ssn
t'esasa 80 man sssa site ~ Temperance
s'fest Nefth seattle
t,on nrst LAHun siontt rtwSiautp
u tFupi nsfss aa fsifi street wiihin .ss
tiRsks ~ Russell, Arflt sos = f"ss letsshaei'
see
t.aR srNr a stofty FrnsianNn Ruun
u seltsbie ~ at's - I've gentlemen l"'ie'te
a aa4thw esg ssenst 81 rtith sni i'ail reference
'rsluitta
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L ttsut teass -; Nation street. siote sec
nHi
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4 #bsvs ssils ~ seems "a psf - tslh tat
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f,vaH1a fss seAtisesea nniY. tsF sls
hrass. "a fifis ssfsss rsrtf'e ear FAstss fnf'f.
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L fe~sws. sp- MsAssssa ssfest
tsoN RIM rwn F1NN HtslNs FoR ask
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rrnsasAn

NJ, fsriacn iisssai. register III ibs iaaa
eiises ~ Sacramento. tai arrived Ia Fssattia
Yesterday
NJ, a fsahmiit, af The Schmidt i.ai.i
ant iith.as sni,ins Company IT "a" rfsn-
elsaa. 10 ~ ths sseaesase fss few days,
~ ufsnt city physician wha has hsan
III with typhoid Favaf al Providence has
iiiai. ~ss considerably tettrf sas.eftiaf
MI u. Al. Hopkins sna wills returned
yesterday ffai. walla walia. wbsfs They
had hsai, attending the funeral III the iaI
isf's hfoiief,
MIS-, AZ, 4 ssshaf'af, al Ts,nma. IS visit
Iaa Mis-, n T., iianasabaF 10 ihis city
MIS- tiehafIes Is president ei The " g. J.
= al the state al Washington
MI Harry ! elise and wife. ~ i,SAss,.
Gala, ace ib The eltY Tor favblsYE All
,ise is saune attorney ~ i,faN ahl IL
here visiting tls hsathef W<1ss.
Manage, iialhfoal, al he nsatis Labs
nhafs aai Eastern railroad. went to tiaa-
hamish Yesterday I. ipuk aftas the interests
II The company there lie returns indav.
iiet II A. iiass,. superintendent IT Tho
American HONS M,ssiaa snsisi loft iasi
nisi,i iu srend twe as thfua dass vIih ths
Hems Missionary ehufphss ~ tsuuihaasi
efa Washing ftn,
Maasts ihenas iwlnH sHl tYus
wslkss leave faf san Franchises today in
attend mestiaa At the lssf,i 81 dlfepiufs
ni ths Fieaitis & hnnihsfn railway. e. he
hali ihsfe en t,piaset n
M, " II Olsen, assistant ssnstsl pos
sonsst eaant with headquarters ia 90 i'ani,
ani Nj, ! " raasy travelling sseet ~
The hesae. Milwaukee y "a raui faIlAsf
arrived Ia the city last evening
Nj, ", J u. Fraser nf the Tacoma Na
tianai haat .ud Nj, . A Wilkins az The
nFm ~ taa nniist. Wellana & 90 Rot
trtiata Manufacturers ai iioilsud ain
passed through the city last niahi ga ti,sif
"a, ,a raIfhaseh, Nj. Wilkins "a iifsel
fiona Holland
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i,suA nnsf hnw notisr ia Hlaar ran
J. tlsst Address > ihis afiien
r,snp ntslA hlrnis stftAiri, ntiua
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tsliHeaass
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~ J tfiatisaisf s..hitaat. nus.sa hlsss
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htH hrAIts wtst khAiIfta lwp
hafisas af faii4as saslt hnefF Rnisi.et
ata all ,,sssissa ssn sHt,isn.esi magnificent view
~ in sanst sui aiif -ili he y atir fas s,ssgs,
FapuY ~ sii.si nfeen aats Washing i.,o les
fiinff Investment tsinianf, iisweiif a i's'slsa
huii,iins.
ttiu nEafA iiut'aE 80 8 hrtss3 ,lltar
u Ia als. nips tssao furnished f,tfi,a vsIih
lar wiais~ inaaite a. ait Washington s.iset
Haa,h Ninih
,anh nnAi@fiiHnn uuiisns wifu frh
hisWfa tos sale Inaaifa setssaa hssri si,ssn.
s.ssne,h saa risa
,aH nnNf EltuAhtty rtfhststtHu
i f,sntas 90 suite 50 si.sip, 81 the tispa
ais ttksnt street taf,sss .as,'stssa tssar itn
naisnnt nf isii. t,stllsst tss patronage al snsl
aess ssttinmst Speciality stliel1ta
sun nnhr uutfsns ruuA fnnrs ~
J. fufff sunnis sssaat aad With tafniiufs hf
ssia FILLMORE tsis.s restaurant
atn utsI psFltsts Asp Ee4,tMn ~
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stseats tealf iuF ,itsspaaaY bg ~ isiisat ! Az.
tis ia q tiiss, asfu 81 q, q fhienss, ssen,'i
st4ues
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1888 AEAT Aksa14 ashAM sImnFf unAfss
Asssp1 u hassbs sfspa skss ths s@sss zs
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GEORGE !. MEACIIAM

90 noo viii hay ens af the mest attractive
hHsldius sivsts Ia Queen Annv tawns lbn frel
frontage =ha tssftes situation
81 .aaa tut rasisn yr,nI street i,t IL heats
snfthina wifssstl
ss,aue iaf sall ies sa FisveusR stssst
ea.oon Handsome tfnesssSet sesfieuus pts,p
sttf ia t2seea Aune tnes. FssoHi histtso, fSs
I "a ieei ~ sf,sAnA
= Saa PEI ftsias f,,ei h,T Pa "a Er,,nt sgsvst
thefv IL naittlna c4Nat ta Ga
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a. ANFENaA wNRhfha WNtssf AEArkH
w sawst be Esszl rssik ass wi@isas 90 tsA e
sAt3ro shssSp ~ tat svast ApE,s a. t,iiA Mai
sse stseet
NtsANfEb MAT ffpX EENNANr fpE
W fsu&tls IT tsa sss} riss~ ssssl wage
~ "ladt need zetf thsfies y AAslsu.
e,eaFA = Atklms essttifae te}sesh1s street
W A>FKp AwoMAN topo sWONk
w eUa day degax wssk ApplY t0 taism
Ias ssfvet
~ ANFtss=a 0lRt Fof utNEHsf Wot-sf
w wsak must nattfstaaa vs~lktng Ga4s g
=, 'sts & tAi@a tufaliaFs ~srv fosps ttith
sea rake ssfestS
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haiii'inK. ARCHITECT Ahu
sisatiaR uasaa. fafang I,aii.
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! nfisF. tEfsi.er 30. 1855. ct So vlnsk .
e.. al fsfF stsfft. auffteF II fHufth sni Nal
sitests sill sell ei taits sartIoEs. - rev costs
si IssF0evaiog sn4 tarFfas. the taliawEnE do
ssstfssi sesistsis She twsaf 80 eFs asa fst
HHh nsss tfsse rsss fuF wklta - sesss oisf .
oet snsfsl Thrssmhf Hnfsp tad tsaa sr~fs al
rgtft tEtA. th 5af a. FtsifFs
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NfbtlEF tn at. WtitsA ~ NAV COS
~ Vesa fiin paftaotship hefetaf1fe ot{st
ihH hstNvrn A Mere. }. ~ MEFfaf ahd Retry
90 tbs 4ap tnlrtahls srstamfsftt, has teeu hsfSs
~ dissaif ed asa ihp undersigned he's paid ell
It's Hsts acits ell iefsahs hssiiaesi iHst
nnf aettis hereafter t4tftfnatsa eiil he htssn he
Eefssthai teelssustaiifty al snasa FsshiFsf iias
Dated itelt,lssf 10 1855 ~ AfTna
<fufgtt - itfRHnt .4fttS IuAt MAI.
~ asn s Asf1sl. - ha seitsss httsiness. have
thls las aisst,i ea Partnership ~ fnutasi s8i
ssnt Madam wili renilafts ~ the hsasluess.
GfDKun nANbEl.
"A AttS8sA
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IIsBsSss Ahp sAb4sfkKa JANIS NfiSF
5Aa. wap "a zt pa ssft iasastsa a. asl fhifi
.tsest hss esrt@fA}y size sasst aagiaf - haf
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wbere fxsSA ga Hraft5a Tbs a.ntiesasn sstH
esFe}es Hns esxeftFsesss NJ carriage tsssaM legs
slf1 wssss Sfsss ia}tv - fSFssF8nx M ass
la sas~as a lsFsa vNa1rssis ansi sst%{ fasssss4s
saa 40 warrants al BIS wass saa sp3ls 81 gssees
tat zFe teuad - isssE Vtsstassa.
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w stiasin mashIas Aaifrss fa.is ri
sila@s 40 rasasasaisl ssfss' seattle
"A ANfrp nv tsiini FAMILY INn nn
w ,t,sss ahidssa u, i#issi Address h b I,
tsfe rast iaiai iseApus.
WAaIFisA tHw I.rss,itss ~ NAifkin..
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s'ffst, Address q rusf ts,ellseaass
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hewsrats.l rsssi tassliiseaaes
ttAhirp All htsi,s RAILROAD TiDk
w aia, wli,,ef uakst Etasat, nis,s set,asi
sties.. vest Merchants ssWb
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assisaaa ssa laylte thets 20 tba fsi stauiss
snfsetss hssfsfF sal sHaaA ~afus also saes.ssy
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