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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-27

NoTICE OF SUBMITTING III TAR
~ IaAtfhed voters OF the ctfy Of Seattle
- The general Oh elton OF sxid rity. ID ~
held on The s,h day cf July. isss, the aues
ton = heshef Or not tbs city Of seattle shall
trtes wafer vprAs, and authorize the ~.
pcusisuss off sun not exceeding one mil
non o.iArs for such purpose.
WHEREAS, BY section II uf she churss.r of
sne esis OF See'fie. Il i provided thai = The
slty " seattle hiss power 70 erect aud main.
tain water works. or 20 authorize the efess.
tion Of the SEINE fos the parrs - a fssrsssh.
lBs the city with . kuffscienf supply of NJ.
ter. bat 10 such works shall b.. errciext l,x
The city until majority pf the voters 81
me sifs. g = general election. shall vsse
10 81 whom II may concern. that. On me
IN DAY Of July. A. D. lSSa, IN SAID eity s,f
seattle IN King county, Yaxhtueffst, terri
tory, pursuant 80 tire prSsislosss Of kai.i
sceLsoii. ~ the general municipal elecfiun
% Of. $40 eaty :, he held On said dsy. there
VIII ~ snpmssted to The qualified voters al
satd city 81 Seattle. the question whetheT
or not The city nj Seattle shall eree.f suah
wassr works atsts authorizes the expea<lsture
q sum mt 10 exceed one million dollars
.of sush purpose, - are in ssch section II,
wit: = ="
a system Of water works, for the purpose
o. furnishing said city with 4 AnsYieseus
sapp!y OF water. said system "a CONSIST 81 :
suitable principal condalt pipe. ana ~ 4
snssAbis distributing reservoir ar reservoirs
ana head works aud disfs4l,s,tfnx
mains. branches ani hyfiranss- al
VEL isd. eonstsast d. proseeieI ana
secas.d. and al rece.sars and proper
sppnrssnancss. ana eli interests in lana
Ne ress&ry o. proper fss The ervc iau or j =
ysymein u said works said water - -
ssppsied bJ such lake. ssreana. cresk ar
osner sascFeolfse - may ~ dee med usssSx
szsy e the city council of IL. ia ii ss..t.
Ae The estimated cost 81 SAID wessr
works tsiiig ons n ilicn dollafs
- seto election thu pplcs viii b. srenca
~ = o'sloet. =. "a. and closed II a. stst-k
~ hysfF voter who shall vvfe s<,s er,es.
ing toe above desenbed wassr works ara
aataorlxing the expenditure az /. sum n.se
20 exs$e1 ole million dollars fl sIsf.h uuvs
psss wiu gose . ballet eontslssssw H..
s9f1s Water WaTss. Yes Fssr, ,at.sr
ao snsfi Vote against said water xoyks
vii vote ballot rcataifaiug the wur.ss
v Atef works. No
Dated the 1sth day Of Jane. fsxs
~ order OF the common council ~ the
CHI IT seattle. RcsKsr Mcxsr, u.ss.,
" FERRIS. Clerk.
ID Date Of atss publication. Friday. ys.ne q.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-27

Rec Il Gordon settes) dept habit
ualiy IN his masters hsdfoom. and
vas always given . piece Of b1ead TO
sppease any possible hunger or enter
tain him during his nieht-Watches.
The mistress Of tie house oocasionally
uttered IN anavailing pfotest aGainss
thin practice. but q length N A6nonao
Of The doe's master oceurFing. The
mis&resa thought the opportunity ~
teaching him bottNr nlanuers had
come. 30. Oh the first night, Rex Was
ordered up-stairs without the usual
tid-bit. The mistress was not without
pity for the dog, for she WAS - de-
voted 10 his welfare and happiness -
any one could be. but the
thought that . short and
not severe discipline would effect
the reform prevented her from weakly
yielding "a his evident iongings. Early
the next evening Rex appeared hungry
and was given piece Of bread, With
which he retired consentcdly to 4 cor
rier. and In . few moments returned
to his usual place with the family.
when the hour for retiring came Rex
Was called with some tfipidati0n, lest
the previous nights experience must
be repeated. but he rose with aiacrity
disappeared for an instant, and
emerged from the darkness with the
piece OF bread, which he hsd taken
care To provide for his nights repast.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-27
AnosG rms suILDsRs.
rresrsss Made - he 0sstsssls sd
sltAer AseeesaeAa.

Tewie . wiirox yesteriay let the con
tract 81 Ryan q bsansRan for hssiding re
bnekInent 81 the new ssestssesn basi.iing On
4 the southeast cnrucf OF Froas aud Celun,-
tAa streeta A large force Of men have
been esgs9ed In masking The necessary
excavations during the post I've weeks !.
which they viii eu0piete In . siAg Or two.
whvn WORK viii commence en the Roam.
jstiaa.
NJ. d. r. jackson Is having bic las. on
The esssthease ecsner 81 fAsra and seneca
streafs, eSeavaset. proysouS - the eres-sieu
II . too es-syy frame huilafng esxee foe
in 1fmenSiens. The lowes door wall ne
aasA Aes ssns~s ruvycsex
NJ. q. G. shosey he's lei the contract for
wceden kaistsias - - ere.sfed usi hss
property - sAe southeast corner 81 Thsrsi
and Celuuahsa ssfeeeo. Contractor lno0ao
80 nov mating pfnref excas ssiurS. and
uete wiz co00~neo IN the building ~
snsn - sempsssed. re hutis5laa vssl
vvvsf An asee saxee Tea - dlmeuxtoss and
win se sAres ssssscs htga me se0sF as,sf
has been leased BY k4bee J nena~s, re-
cxatfy ~ ~ FNal Miea. WHO OIL tseu
lAef~in retail hardware ss.are. The too
upper ssosfss vlti - divided Int twsnsy
ree1s e. sasss rarp.ses fkc saasdiss
4 larSssssrss AZ sAsn ase hassgy easass.i
naAiae excavations TT Or. r. G. Ia
a0arnes basAs.ag ca he wsas side al
Fssrss street. e<seeea cnsseexisg s.A Sea.
"a TIE baileink vii Ne ssssa ssnrses
ssssl, essvestHx - AREA OF espaad sexSa
ICES IN st.m&assena
NJ. ssss { Pnscuesss n<w sasssssae Oh
lie acrsAeNss e4rneg 81 Frsas ana ssnsrs
- sssy assR miar shape TIE rrrsh vail
ct ses kzseskseA II sheat ecsapseece. Apss
GA the o1AsF sseee large namaer Of work.
rssu ase saxssed. aaa in . lev aays tie
eossse arss sssssx nsls - erected
TIE ruined vaiis ~ The eraeser ssesary
hassttAg nere hsSsvn down mtrAf Aesase
at etsA dramatic. asa sesssrssay . aaa.
s~s ct saes .xsfs esEsers In raesusrx
srseh asd cse&y.nS aesy she 3eesta a
$50 Natfssas va - sr~szsA 80 -.
Ia Ale
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-27
IN ADMIRALTY.

1xkxf7o&g - WhsxIE3TaSr
fHIka tyrsEysx DEssziT.
The U1v&iSfznt al fNa CEssxd States at
Asasfssa. q the uszhei u the Terri.
stssY ~ Wn&<sln z100v ssv<x<zr2
ERkx&&xx 4 sft<{ Eax hk<1 6te<s IN the
dss<rsr< e@uyf 81 tne Third 5sE1s-sai district
II WnnEszxssa s<rrfa<y, hsSsstfuS t<rGas AZ
fos9 7vw Hnrad. N T. u admir- lily. ON the
Phessc1. Je&r 4. kefn~S aud Peter Seilsos
nxxstxs1 Ene se<sncnsx Oscar ead Hastse- her
eepxxei. seck5e and furniture. whereof G.
L,5snnsao nwW Il. O. lasefy usz master her
te<kie. apquxti sd tsrEzfure. N e&ape Of
wx4es. essil sn1 maritime for the reasons
SD eeo1es ~ ths sasd ltosi ,asnsscns1, snd
gssyfux ne ssu4 prneea ard ncnsssou 81
sk< al e<afs to t1na behaH 20 - made,
and ssss ~ persns fnsersueed In vhe said
ves8rk her fnehfcs e<c-. may b. cited IN
Genov11 an3 epecxof ~ aoswef toe premises
an4 dsse eFrceedsssz being ha6, that the
cd ys.sa her ssssls ETC.: msy fer TIE
de..ed eaa ssid set&s the- denands Of
the H1e30nf
You sse hereby commanded % attach thu
sid schooo<r 81 yx>ees, her tacAfe- etc.
and 70 detain fhe sane Ia year cusfciy.
nutiI the fszsthsr erzer II thsessurs respect
ing Tire mme. auA ~ sire a0e Desfes 70 q
pefscus riasmspG she same. OF hslewins. or
having anyfhxug q nay wky the sAme
ehOu5d nof ~ csne3emned ard sold pszx-
gunnt - the prayer III tbs said Hrel, that
thsy Be "a appeof before The eatd eoart 20
~ held 70 ara Ter the Thir1 in1zcsxl dis
siay. the An day Of Jujy. A. n. lzse, Al 10
ufctoe4 - she forenoon ~ The dry u The
sawe shall ~ D dAY 0F jurisdiction other
- - IN the next day Of Jurisdiction seerc-
alter. then sssd thep 10 snfespnee claim
Tor ths sA1ee. and 20 make thets allegations
3-s,,~. - s5~ ~, ,r,>.s exzxS p q svs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-27

To human life and intercourse this
wonderful modern organization has
added new heart, which throbs with
q "systole' and s'dIasioier Of vigorous
daily circulation. keeping up second
social life. Il has given 10 the poor ~
we'll - the rich . constant service .of
faithful couSiers such o. ancient mon
aschs never commanded, whose pune
tuAIity and honesty are almost alwsys
beyond doubt. 10 the state IL fur
nishes year By year superb revenue.
and keeps hundred thousand mills
busy with the manufacture If note
paper and envelopes IL Is not per
fected yet. until we attain over the
empire -psshaps al over the globe
one uniform stamp which will carry .
letter anywhere and everywhere, Tor
diverse rates are IN ab0mination and
hiadrance. The work. however,
wrought in fifty years. Is 20 astounsi-
ing. so vast, 20 heneiicent. that this
bazaar at Knight.bsidge become. to-
day the focus for reflections which
pass quite heyond expression. gather
ing always round those tWo contracted
figures of Rowland HilI, sturdily
maintaining bis grand reform. and
Colcnsl Maheriy saying 20 the heads
OF his foolish department. I'VE
know the plan will fail.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-27
Notice Of City Election.

Pursaant 10 diseesien Of the eorn non
council Of the city of Seattle. notice Is
hsreby elven that On. to Wit. the S.h day al
July. A. d. $50. there VIII BE held 81 the
vasda Of sasd city hewtnafser siesienaRes3.
. general mnnicipAs iectson in shs cisy 4
seafsie. for the purpnSe 81 eiectsng msInf-
c1pol odlcxra - 1Anase cad conduct the
Affairs cf said city, ana that. At sAid e1ec
ton, the fn lou ING Officers are = be elected,
police. and fnDr counciimen. One from
The q 1T. second. third aud fourth wards Of
said city uspecttvely: rhat tho following
places ara hereby designated for the pur-
poses 81 said election as the pisces OF vot
In the First vsrt On the lot fosnefly cc-
eupied ~ Eng,ac co. No. 2. ssuta Third
street.
u she Second ward on colxnbis street.
Ga Iet isfsnefiy Q espied by Knetne Co.
In the Third wara at Brpws's pavilion
on second street, BE- usen spring and
seneca streets
IN ne Fourth ward q the house Of In.
CINE 80. No. I.
That y. " Young Il hereby appointed
in>pestos. and Harry White and j. Mono.
que aru hereby appoinss a isfsigcs. and ]. u
Helms aud l. s Dearlsosn CLERKS to con-
duct said election III the First ward.
l. y. W. shelton, iasJ eetoF. I hos W.
Prosch and G. W. kAwtnn, isstg. :, ard w.
+. Saoce son aud l. =. Boaln. clerks. 70
couaact eaia election ia the second ward.
l. y. Aud eWs. INSPECTOR. aud W. "A
Reeves aud J. a Hstd~id judge. and T.
y. Garrison and o. r. Aniefsau. clerks. 10
ccndacs ss1d election In the Third ward.
ID. Z Denny. inspector. aad Geo y. Hall
ana Ghss. Baker. Judges. Ansi Il. Thurlow
and Il. q. sauey, clerks. TO conduct sais,
election In the Fourth ward os said eisy.
That, ct said election az sfs. ysytoss.
polling PAGES he einsefare Banned. the
polls viii b open "a O'Clock i. N. aud
closed RI o'clock p m. III said day.
@ W fFEeT< fsfsxk
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csssxea q eeslserzsa- Fes~est Nsaferd
G, y SssAae sse Ms " MAcAsmAes9 Miss
Msnztce. = ! werssefraes. " hsyvtest.
g r Pairs. A y wtasas r.. r. = Hes
FNsfissr ht.- nusss ard ssaxntee. N>
iAsess ssS 10 sgAssss G !. fskses asss vile.
Aiss Ha.~~eA ?. n tsoA. cite s.si sws
sAtAsrxess 5gaAn ssasss Ms G. v kD<4sa
n G. esSxxs asst cite. E i Arasstreae. Il
Ssreenhesnsse. 8 tsT8en asaHser, ore~e
hslwss. u. ~stltssss ansa esf~s J w. Reel
IA ssrees. = r fsns. Tea Afaases. n f@ San
c. Nosse ana wsss. q . ~. ass wstss v
L Asss. charles tf4se. c. Y. Wvsss est
viz X r. ~sArs. = sssesnaAfer. Mrs. pa
fsN3 H n tswss. T Nass~s 3 Pre-. U e.
%4wssll. y - tAast Msas Ma txsf &u<sae.
sAn Nes & r. rAfs<f, W. ~ SxAsnAa.
Ms psasses4 &a9 spe sfs4i4-wa. - >sssa~
seq A. y. nAsss C. T. AzNa<. A T. tssh.
- y sAs~msse. 49, sasar< \. ksag ssss -
.strssssgs ( sA@a
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q nuNwwAL Ov mOernlIrtRs,
= Lively hattie Anticipated Ne
eWeaa t.eeal RsoAe.

Yesterday L A. SassaAa. 81 the reest
Sound shore sasspass. revived nosare
hmm ~ Cplambia q ffprst ueund Rail-
rod Company. Notifying hsm fAss the lat
~ ep4pany ohiesed IA the farmer COP.
poeAstea asins The tracks. sssssies u land
heswcen thr tracks o. any ri the property
oWard - elainea By he Ceis.mhIa i
Eu9et epand kasispad sompsny. Thsa r.
QeM Wne thoaxhs 81 ~ des snsolsaa at uAr
- TIE pAH Of the t,otanlasa & fuxxs Raj.
s2nd Nomrens against tas Faket soaaa
y. Mexsasi, who l. vier prcssdeas u
~ tesun1hta 4 Fuxss Sound rai{roas sas
go u regard ~ thr matter ami sxsls a
~ - - eeios. the ssv / hat . sssafer
&ut4 vteA Manager Sate4fs. ef The puxr4
n9no4 ebaf< raflfead anst se arrauret /
muenoeandum Ut a9rssneat IA this
QxEUozaest all the differences thai had
eft9en egtSses ffss two cosspaaies II r..
Uo98 ~ We sSsas,sssoa 81 The hfessa suaee
6tftp And The 49, AZ sfarks uws~ assanesA
~ This va 70 b. fssiaea b. the reuJ.er
047cHN 81 the evsmpAay sstoxe h weat Int
efleot Whea shs a.. swept away
- esNine1 portion u seaisis
-. &c acrss ~, = RS II Z tae
lnns1iassiy done. NJ sussrasy u sssI
u1l11n9 - carr she axeeemenf no o&ees.
~ - N NE Puget Heuat saefo hsa oes
loe4@ed sut he hsms ~ the axree0sns
~ neetee served Wu< stsApiy - preserve
Nta1 leesi st9an - have IL he premises.
1onn(ee l. H. NxtrAa. - tie Puges
nGon1 NAufe. sAfd shes be and NJ ncSaasi
11uw up - ATfeemsat . few says hasnsv
- Nh which was - - sahsulsfa1 W
nnaeee Howard. ~ the osexua lxaprose
1nont coMpaDy. In san Fraaes~cp. fAEs
o0e1oA 81 ~ existing dsfSefuaeee Nj
[11onn e8aased Tor ssa fsanetera 81 So
Xt. uoNoe1, AMI when he ga - sAs -
ok1nm ~ heard as tho sssss - sfS
on1 refusned Mr. NTSetsl snA be
ofxneA he agreement % ire ffA al Jaae
- ornree3y kneA What 80 max as shs
a12ion ~ 1fr MrNes,l He ssss rae azssse
cnkvo1 ohacetx ~ he ase ~ she fwwrs
11an4 6hoe~ ~ say 81 shs pxsY@rss ns~n
tknneA III eAsd agreement - fas - nsss
eosey1na ees fh& s.sAs sf he eens<A<s 10
Glnoe<sued be hos heen reAAy ard sssssssx
- ~ - uAnnesS Sss5eas sAsnks sha
nntfoo n ! manifestation ~ szssscefssess
. ~ pAft al NJ. NeNslu - s~sa sas al
- oafuemsrs uhsek ~ saEses4 kasss. bsss
nat1 " sten~a the Axrp<zsns Asd dsses nes
~ knw h4 tAa a, -
fuYSh~e Ae~rs0rsaense * sAss tsAsser wkst
- tSuks<a fas ~isA snszr<s BY zee aealte
NJ Nrxelsi rekasti<sl fsosa faFssasass YES
,exslat rasznsax whssv kM lAkesstswea
I1Sish SAssh sfsa II = saaaxsss rs II &rgsaF
un2ex o<dsss rsssssssss sruS As sssssA.
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wAsnIxaros rosrorsIcss,


wsshington haa thirteen presidential
posto0ecs 1t present. Of which 90 = hrss
elass-aeatfle. three sscoad elam -spoksae
RAlls. Tacoma and wAIla WalIa. and utna
third class colfax. Dayten, ElIsAsbusg.
North yaasma, Olympia. ponieroy. rost
Towaecnd. Spsague ana vescouvee. Con-
ceruin8 tAeee of6ccs the lo1lowiog momO-
restda ase suppItsd ~ NJ. G. l. Wayland,
formerly Of this city. but now Of TIE pest
clAce department, st Washingfon
Memoranda reiAtlve 70 the presidential
adtHst0enf from July I. B6g9 on basto q
receipts for rear ended March 81. lse9.
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49, ..-...---.-s4 q
a - ~ 0sw
1ofk ffse w!Ites hed an axGu-
ment with = lady about the aixe Of :
grown lenaaie's bust. She says that
the di0efonco IN stxo between the waist
and under TIE arms should be ten
inches. think -FOUR or ave inches Il
the outs10e measure. Il. 3.-The nat
ural size Is what h wanted. and not
one distorted with coryofs or squees-
inG.
In order 70 decide this question tWo
women ph!aicians have bson consult
ed on the subject. 4rs. Mary Put
nam JocoM says:
There Is no liked proportion ~
tween the size OF the bnst and the sire
OF the waist. still less can there he
any liked measurement for either
waist or bust, seeing that this must
vary with the height OF the individual,
and with other circumstances. The
NEST general rule about The lyrical
female figure 10 that the beoodth Of
the. shoulders should coFysepend 70
the breadth Of the hips. while
in the man the shoulders are
much broader than the hips. The size
Of the waist varies NOT only with the
expansion OF the lower part Of the
chest, but also with the devclopment
of the muscles and the amount OF fat
upon them.
1.-The test OF tiehf laciuR Il not the
absolute size Of the waist, but the de-
gree Of compression Of the soft parts
needed in order 70 allow the corset or
dress to fasten. when there Is no
compression the corset should fasten
easily In the middle. But, naturally.
the corset cannot he fastened 10 the
middle until the top has been fast
ened. It il then always too tixht.
'sUndeveIopcd chests and waists are
not always due 10 compression of
ciothing, but 70 lack Of systematic
development by exercise and gymnxs-
tics during the growing period--that
is. from ~ t. Is. 1t is precisely then
that corsets are most dangerous and
precisely then that mothers apr,y
them TO forms the figure. II not
wofn before q corsets NAV be worn
aftAfWards eth frunsn;fx
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GOOD Nere Tor enc p,u,oc,.,.,

New York Letter 70 baltimore American.
With Brice at the head OF the Dem
ocraiic national committee and several
other mili;onaires on the committee
As consulting members. the Democrats
viii probably be silent as to the cor
ruptive power Of money in national
elections. For II u apparent now that
wealth has been the controlling desiu-
eratum with the Democratic commit
tee 10 the selection Of head.
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nARKsrs Ans anarrrn0.


Grocery trade hes been extreucly good
for the lest few days With wholesalers Ii
has been especially good. owing to tho
fact that many retail stocks were destroyed
Ia the 3rs. Macy dealers have been labor.
inG under she disadvantage Of hesng unable
10 secure god locations, and delay on the
part Of transportation com panies In hansil-
ing goods. However. maften are again
assuming shape. Seattle's trade In this
line II assuming IL wcnted state. Sugar
continues 1rm at prices quoted last. With
other staples matters are also UNCLAIMED
The years nsss crop Of strawberries has
disarrr Ard fr,m the market. The place
Of this LUXURY has been taken by
raspherries. which ore now fully ripe.
Peaehee, apples aud cherries eonfiaue to
Improve In quality. especially Is this the
casc with the latter.
The active demand fer coal during the
ast few days he's teseed the inadeausse
means which the local coat eompen.es
have To supply local trade. shipping in
this line has almost entirely ceased. No
onaEige II prizes mas taken p,ace.
nENcHAkDISE ARD PRODUCE RE-
Cx1tTt- Dnrisg the last fvenss- four
henrs the merchandise and produce re-
reipts at This port we're - follows. ruses
sOWsd &aorss fned, 253 tons; Columbia a
Puget Sand sri.roed. ton: sesftie. Lake
shcre 4 Eastern railway. soc tons Nv
wsfey-i akne. 80 sons: srow Of trfek. 20
tons: lois, l ton: kvangui, IL to~s. T. j.
Psffs. IS tore: Cascade. 10 tons. Fanny
Lake. n tons: ". Z. Murrpe. II fers: CITY
81 Qssirry, spoe. tofsi rsceipee. i.1f~ tors
sAsfNkNTs--0urtnE the last twerfy.
four hcurs GnOds and aerrhansiise were
shipped frurA e<assie 10 the Surrounding
country o. follower: Puget Soand shore
foad. e tens Gssiainbss + Puget sound
railroad. y .cns: Seaftse, Lake shore 4
Eastern railway. - tons. ~ vefsr-- lola
3 fnnss Craze. tons: ". r. Manrs,e.
tons; casade, 5 tons. tetat ekspnensx, III
NATURE OF RECEIPTS - Eight cars
brick, so.ScQ h lsnbes, 2.eoo exc Gets. IS
taee hay. 21Ae6o Shingles. - caeeo hluisr 8.
iso kses syrup. 20 esses sase. j carload
setale. - o1s psuese. TO cases iemsfzs.
80 lu9he u hend Aerses. = sks poasfoea
100 z lumber. ~ caecs eexs. - pisa.
hardware.
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Complete assertmens Of is'ifesf Msssea
and chtidfen's jsse shoes fs<sf E~sfsrs ssskes
II al wsdtbss tast arrived II Trees's. opro-
kise tho fnaspslsrs
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ior men Just arrived 81 Tss<s's. opposite
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ia-aess In the city. He*f grades u ;exess
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Water Tor drinking purposes should
never be below 20 degrees, says DIR.
Hammond in the North Ameicaa for
June. We can almost always ret il
even In the hottest weather rs cooi as
this by letting il run a minute or two
from any household faucet. or draw
ing II from any country veil. IL not.
there Is no objection 10 cooling il to
the point mentioned. The East India
monkey which can now be had al
most anywhere in this country, and
by means of which the contained
water is cooled by its own eyapors-
ton, answers the purpose admirably.
/ am quife sure that. II ice water
should te generally discarded a. d
drink, the average duration Of life
would he heightened and existence
rendered more tosershle.
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INTERNAL MAcaIRa rorxp.
Chief Rasseraela's Singular nise~v-
esp tn A pnesalaoa YYunk.

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\ sssssiss 10 nAss~ssaAs


How cfsen mssiorsunes surn ous
asesssnEs IN masquerade Looked az
from the present point At view, The
nses n tltcaro and Boston have
proved asvsnfa - 10 these ests~%
since good buildings have taken The
risee OF psorer orses. and rcuerai 40
pefnnes and eonsenaenee have beer
promoted. The ssrse IL likely 10 Ne
The ca>e With Seattle. The ssvs there
= row pronoances sar less DISASTROUS
shan va - first reported. AMI the
property lnss 4 e<sirsfased 81 not ruore
than 1900 o. Tie residenre rsgv.
ton Of the CITY il nnsn srsess. and che
iucs In the main fails uror ~xaathr
nacn- White scEne Ene hrfEdsuxs : ~
burned. there we're MARY sss.l~n
structures Among them wsateh wlfi 4
= reasons le - sngsyssx<. ~ genlnr,sI
~1fh nsers suisstsnsiaa anss expressive
ssilfsces. - 2sss. sskI sy~esslr usx,v~v
from this hiow. sFssi be s1e-e prosrxr-
otss ard attractive shan ever,