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chautauaua Notes.

CaArrausra. May 1.-The extern
siye logging interests of Messrs. Nc,
Intyre & Co. are changing the appear.
ance of the surrounding country and
opening taany ranthles and quiet
walks Ia the forest.
Mrs. n. B. Reese, the pioneer land
lady OF rhautauqua. Is erecting house
which with It's equipments viii cost
ever 81 900, which she will open for
public use June /.
G.. III. Fuller viii build cottage OF
fourteen rooms ON the chautauqna
grounds costing 81 500, 10 be ready for
use July l.
The Coed Tenspiars propose to erect
hail s0xt0 feet, costing 81 900 Ia
81 .sC3. this year.
Messrs Coleman viii erect u fine
rustic country-seat on the promontory
leased by them for FIVE years with fur
Their privileges.
Rev. Wilbur F. Crosts, the field sec
rxtary us the American sabbath
Union. New York, with his wife, will
Spenti week at Ihautauqua and Ice
tare each day. Mrs. CroIts In reeogv
nixed al one OF the leading primary
Sunday school workers in the country.
Eevs Ross {. Eoaghton. John Cor
don and Arthur J Brown, three of
PortIafd's popular pastors, have ac-
certesf hayStatsons To lecture during
the season.
Mrs. Mary Alien West, the Noted
exiitor oF the J'raiasa .Sssgsasai, Chicago
will spesk each day of The las: week OF
the session.
Charles CrsSsman has erected two
neat eottAges on Olympia avenue
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Il - 49, ~ 8 $50
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a - q q. .1f ls1 ana sssrs. i.
II. s. s. 4 80 =. . 1851
aF laaaaks q TIE lsaaxasasa EhnEcr
- - slass- PED teA - tie asns-
sAsaah sskaaafela % q tzssss'ssA y svsEIang.
. fsaasesasexsk = On feHsf whereby
Isss2ssaa = % hMgs = permanent elaoFaa
society
- SD atTa- - aTRas, u Council
a.I9ssiss L. are sasatang slsear dang
Mr. r. r. tsEay.
Mr. aDd Mrs. GrissaTaden, &C Mason.
AlEh,, hare naoved to THeona.
The UptInaIst club lid aa interest
Ing naeetsng as The Isreeby teEian church
On Tuesday evEHl1g 4 musical and
hfesAgy rss afaGne was rendered In
elegant style Mss Watson necafsa
= Flse Bfaar Rose, ard Miss Enow
sa18g q keMutiffal splo4 The question.
/ Is Marriage Il EaiIure n was dis
Esssxea. a. wns aaso. Fl Is Prohibition a
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- q MI
u 80 y 49, Isl j ~ sss
w D.
~
lsstssA - Is 81 Esltsss ii ss
I - 3 ID at4FA va
1aTasT During I'll ii sesslny
aifeET ssasE tie haM was laronped 1ssEs
AasSe eFx9ss6 os purchasers. tie ~
gNsakE na whaEa seersa reasSctaHE 10
I kease Eisass 8 o. eAaessk ea1sae. In the
eEsg tie hail agaan pSeAense1 j
nasy alseTas. On Wednesday, afts~atnnss
NysskneE arge crowd assembled, hui.
e sstTssk xsay Rss1Sszssgg came the largest
O. - ~ y O'Clock the aoor was
essAsea ard dancing began A PRO
aaErE& Wtaaeh iEsczaded ten daneea
Vas e9Fried ont, With tfa danesux oE
tie lRlieery - shortly after III oscioek
TIE bssaa9 came to Al end Credit a
que Hrs. II Whitman. Mrs. r. IL.
Jones ard 1kiEs Fsvry. 10 whose raar-
ageselat belongs much Of the success
Ut The lbaxaar,
REN6GN A1&4
Mss.J. G. Hasnes lett for tbs East
last Thursday evening,
Mr.. stad Mrs.. T.. q. Bsgiow have re-
moved IRON this city TO Tacoma.
ChIei Deasy, 0f the vicsoria ere de-
partnauts was IN the city yesterday.
Mr.. ind Mrs. e. Epstein. os san
Eranc1sco, are IN The cify visiting Mrs.
T.. Lobe.
AM.rs. Dr.. 4. III. GaeCnan. OF Port
Iownsllnds b tn the city, Waiting M<w.
r. r. Carroll
Mr. q. ii. Coolidge Leaves for Pert
Land tlnighs. he viii remain there
Permanently.
Mr. Ind FRS. I. a. kadeaa left Tor
Portland last night. and viii remain
for sevsraI daTs.
Or. and Mrs.. d. H. 6oodsreesl. ri
Detroit, age visiting DR.. and Mrs. +.
" Goanspeed, aE this city.
Mr. II. Y r. Lansing left for San
frarcalco list Friday evening. He
viii Be absent about ten days
Miss Ada MeCraken, oil Portland.
who has been visiting Miss Mary
struye for several weeks, has returned
% her ihoHe.
Mrs. 4. w. Cragin has returned from
visit to California. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cragin have taken M their residence
1t the lknsselI.
Mrs. Curtis, III Tacoma, came over
during the weak 10 attend Trinity
Guild CUR, being the guest Of Mrs. a.
Downing during her stay.
Rev. @. T.. 0Eander, Of the Swedish
M. 4. church. Aceona panied by his
vile. leaves for Sc. Paul, MIMI, to-
morrow evening, to be gone six weeks.
MF. Olantier's pulpit viii be filled
during his absence.
SeT@.
The Franklin brass band will give
picnic ilt Franklin, Sunday. May 26.
The Lake Union Baptist Mission.
connected with the First BAPTIST
church, gave an entertainment nj its
hall lal!t Friday evening. An excel
Iens pnsgfamme was rendered. At a.
late hour refreshments were served.
Miss F1oEenee Adams was given a
surprise party last Wednesday even
Ing at theEresidenca Of her father, Mr..
G. T. Adams, corner of Cedar ana
Eighth streets, by her friends. The
evening; was enjoyabiy spent in vari-
Gus aniuseTneIiss.
Mrs. n. s. Story and her pupils
have Issued invitations for musicale
to be given next Saturday evening i'm
the Methodist Protestant church. A
carefully selected programme, includ-
ing several excellent vocal and instru.
mental pieces, has besn arranged and
will be rendered.
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l'iiK the new saoes are some in
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sa1 Il. o. sAIss.as aeaaas assssa ~
!as tue inquire
sfslis''i pieatsfig N IN nign lash.
q The ftsoment, showing iisell
sue of she most expensive and
owns 81 the reason.
het woalena with slightly erlnkIed
iaes called erepons. will be fav-
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II ~ sanssaef nsfIa \ reilfngs.
II M shas i lasef suaiae IN threat
slls.g. slas sltss.asld Tor several seasons
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A TRIP up TIE COLUMBIA.
Seattle People and Frieads Take u
Excursion From Portland.

HHa4EIW F@UksA1 ana EkH8NUM XhkW III
Excursion From Portland.
PORTLAND. May ll.--W. e. Bailey,
W. +. Thornell and Josiah Collins, IT,.
OF Seattle, entertained q party
of ladies and gentlemen by Civ
ing an excursion to the Cascades
this afternoon, At q. m. they ap.
plied to the G. II. 6H. Co. for steamer,
and two hours later the s. g. Reed
fully oftioered. pulled out from Ash
street wharf. The party, numbering
fifteen. proceeded TO Vancouver, where
Major and Mrs. Sumner and other
army officers and their families came
on board. Luncheon was taken and
all spent a pleasant day. They re-
turned 10 the city this evening.
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Canadian Pacific naViEatia
fIiEtTzs.l
STEAMER Premier
MfaHYW1S sxsNkYuEEN

10UHu s0uTA.
ID Ihurstsy. Jpn q Monday M
0Mnnend, Monday Seattle. Fyid&3
u ThuradAy III i Nil Iuesdky
911ee. Tu0sday and Tacoma. Ffle&
4ndny mi Tuesday
HOUND NORTH.
|kess--s- AkxNE~r~--@--> y-~-~--~~sAkH4TN~%zzS
lenEt nasdnightl Townsend. -.
|lnG nd Friday. Whafeoan N :
eoNubayss. .s.....a j n Roche Hass IL
hatd0nn "a 30 q m yAnoonysF. -
ko0ho Hnrbor j b m !;
The company reserves ne
|onngo the time table or piaeok
Without notice =
BARS or DEPARTURE FROM ~
Wednesdays ard SATURDAY.
NAYs or ARRIVAL AT SgA1z3<
tuesdays snd Fyi6ayx
JOHN a. o'BRIEN, Massef
EW. PARKER, Age, lie fe<ls 3
JoHN IsvfNa. Maagr. q. =. u. Co - q.
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soeIRrr IN aExEaaL.

hs week INST over was vary
Aes = single public bali oe-
aarsng the entire tluse. There
- 49, ssearth oil private affairs.
81 ens o. The Wood Hoaghton
se I'll also be found appended.
g. - A1Aaes' social given At the
- Episcopal church was a
sseat aud It's success may is,-
- sasifag Peoples Society Ia re-
-. ne Presbyterian church so-
q - Residence uf Mr.. and Mrs.
III u u u assas Nas another success.
9stsls.fa tar 8Hgos.
= sasant residence eli ier. ! y
Gear Lake aian. was the
- s HassSaT evening oi y quiet
II I. sc sasFseting parties being
- n Meal, son 81 exrounty
saaa n t,sssl. and Mics susie
daughter ef IL. Haash-
s eseaoek in the evening a
Intimate fslef,tis Of tat two
@s assaaiesi st the Hoashtsn
- ragtss&,l as q iaaess taiele
taas had l}exu prepared for
s. The PARTY tnen spens
ssassks Pleasantly Ia social Ia->>>>-
- . tasesoSS, when Rev. John
EerfaFar sa>l the marriage
The augensUnss were
49, - - IN excellent TASTE a. besit-
- - j s..ssssae ssEgisF, Ia 81 sea oniv The
tssefssS- were invited
- alter tlse seven4ans the
I aste lets Fee their satare
usay little cottage in the
part II he elsv, owned and
- - advance bv Mr.. Weed
~ - 3 assistance 4 et his hrlsle-tg,- I've.
y ses contracting parties are
- u Seattle af.d have Eeeu
.as4'ssaeers o. the choicest
s = taaaa gtty, Mr.. Wood made
z ssss'sst4s during tlas tao years
sss aefSStT county auditor
~ saafAes' . aa5tYissFataess Nv
II manner ana xtys<t nj,
y ass slsssae>, and his bride has
= @
Nes s.
$50 AE
Ht g
~
: ne E
ssas
49, e a.-.
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Mr.. l.. ., Booth. president ut No y
sunrasss PsKrS.

SURPRISE FATTY.
The friends of Miss l.. MISSIONER,
living ut CtoseFdase, ON Madison
street. called ils lsods upon her al the
residence of her parents Friday night.
ami Pleasantly surprised her, THE
evening was passed in dancing until
is. when refreshments were served.
The affair MAS pleasant one, add the
guests dispersed fegretFnily at "a late
hour. There NVfe present Mrs
( Thutap&ott, Nss Galloway. Mrs.
0l4efiy. af$ StF .awisaal. ArS- Trim.
/ HE. Miss bessie Cherry. Mits Er}siRe>,
! Mss Ida Bgstiee~. Miss Grace RFid@es,
Miss ia5gse hsltinw, Miss Alice Nolan,
assSHs. Ice Wtaft. lanaeS EFidges,
" tssiam ca@ey, X. trager, Mr. FffencE,,
W. Carr. Mr.. Nmssis. Y. Galloway
. Ailssl Aasy9he. itsss'eFs TrtmI.ie, e..
NJ Willis. AsGhgr MISSIONER, Waller
I MISSIONER, and ataef~.
eAaras4agS MAKE MERRY,
Carpenters Union No. S5i gave i
bali Saturday evening for she benefit
OF The library which tae union re
Gently establish exi In ats Second street
reading ROOMS The members al the
union were ous in force with their
families aud friends, and the attend
Anee tested the cApAcafp of The hall.
Dancing lxegan at go clock III the
evening and continued untii long
after s,3sdtieht Mr. d /. Cooper ana
Elk assistants acted as fionr managers,
/ lae bali Was = success ard the amount
I raised will swell the library fund con-
+ sskfasably
xsgSArE uEaATtse Ssg1grg.
j. ine Senate isehating Society helss
ore ar lts interesting meetings last
T FRIDAY evening, giving the following
interesting Programme 10 the many
Recitation 'ss-s&r Cru~ssaz The Rab3cans'
{. Hove
Reading "a lagsad ef Rg4gaHgss.
Afss isottse seest
& ssse ninasa sssSassxs ~ 4. Houe.
{ sseWeN. TA@d bFs4San. E4ap NFansor,
18th MoFssaeSa. S,aaFfeA fAagf3san. M{fse~
+ r, t,ssssssss aaa ! - gEee1ssFt an saosests
{ sAEeu theaa t@sae$ssa1asA T. fore sz-eskIuSe
I EAe entertainment aas beavsNy ga.
/ boxed rs asl who attended.
+ ~E1Nsrx ss,ale gsAsAg-
TAe tsazaar held last " ees under 81.
Asa~,leex of Trsaity Guild connected
with trinity Epissopsl ckafeh, ia.
Turner aAll, ams financial A. se5i ~
q ssssAs success. The EAsises Saa az
80 a&3 a. ssssse -fss4
S & 1855
sAeV H@Hs .Sssssg saS ss 6stsf
s9satsAs sEssS stssess&s9 ~ s8se Esa
Ias ss tsas>ss aasEs M
azs ~ ssh Me &Ees
III sasss
sSss sve5a A ~ @@s askss4*
~ = L5az ~
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|YRlMRR CLARA Ba

RAVES YRSI.ERe WHARF - =
coma Olympia ana fssg SkookN
m every Monday, "Wednesday -
returning, leaves Sheltnn, Biz - -
z. m every Tuesday, TharSasf - 4
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Washington Post,
Az ten b athsscne little naasa,
Rexgraltea by taught bat natares las
weat roaH$ag Ser the CLASSY glade
sua iaggbcSt gssrry
Haw
HAw
AT twenty sic Max hg GIT 1nd HatF,
tsuk nsawsressralaesi hy fssaa mamma.
She only sssted her golden hair
Ana lAntAs1 9 RIPPING
Ha
HA
~ thirty RAe WAS ssSsg xextAfs
Ana sssaa from welded l10E3siaRe free,
Sac said hertsnle Was growing sMsa.
And laasAsa xesrn3ag
H.
lie
Hs.
AZ asyssy ssae akspSlses. CT 55y.
Fssg Nose Ead eAzsz her as2rs tas sSnsss
@ $50 s&#
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TIE STAGE,

| THE STAGE.
Digbg Bell Is TO star this season.
/ Edwin Booth has given up tobacco.
'ostler joe has been aramatized.
Lydia Thompson is 81 years of age.
Mrs. Saunders has retired from the
stage.
W. J. Seaman has nlade hit In
England
Frank Daniels sailed for Europe last
Saturday
BIN NyesIaay visit Seattle while on
the coast.
said Pasha" is to be taken 10 san
Francisco again,
Mrs. Aiie Shaw, the whistler, goes
to Europe again.
Hailea Il Hart apea their season at
Chicago, Angtlst23.
Hutchinson. Kan, IL 10 have an
So 100 epesa house.
Webster and Brasy are booking
she for this season.
james q 'keiil is to star another sea-
son Ia Monte CEisto. ~
nixey VIII take company 20 the
West Indies next season.
Joseph f<ismer and Phoabe Davies
are always welco1ae here.
Cara Lossse Kellogg viii Likely visit
tia@ Northwest this coming season.
Booth and Barrett open the New
California a4easer, san Francisco, to.
morrow evening. '@OaheilO7 viii be
presented.
Louis Wesley, the comedian who
Was Oh the toast two seasons since, is
Co play Rat I'm the Tin Soldier the
coming seasor.
w. II. Harris. advance agent for the
Royce-I4an6ng Company, MAS in
town last week arranging for the ap-
pesfance oi the corn pany here.
ianausctek appears ut the opera
house TOMORROW evening I'm Meg
aeFTilies. Y and Tuesday evening in
. Macbeth. She il on her farewell
tour uf the United States.
Miss Belle ThoFne, the pretty Cali.
foFnia singer who Scored success
East ia the Pearl AL Pek1n. Is re.
ported % be perrlexsf over the nu-
EaerczAs offers for nsxs season.
MISCELLANEOUS.
JOCKEY Garlic. tho xcII-kn0wn 9saas-
fagEaaa Eseaeys has Gseea expelled from
The Hood HaFae Association = track
laE gxssIat1g the horse Al. Farrow On
lac First saaY OF the spsassg meeting.
The hssrSe ssesa ks@ seassa Y v Trrs
Fss- ira se-aseas sss sEtsx~
N 1ssat 4vz4zss as4ss AAs sAe..
gsasaAeasss szass.sAYsss I'll kaE
Peter ssaun4A ssse III hekd asszEes
saasvsy hgsssss ~ sFs@sg Loo $50 ss7 Hhe
Ia
ss III q kssss IL -
ssssssssss
sAssssss ID ssas So
II
aa~ OFT 49, as
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=. Ae$ars. II. Nv. BAKER and VIII Fishe
srafr " a farsnrtH..n a 4 ~ a. r.,snr

Young Mems Institute, No 81. gave
It's first anniversary entertainment last
Friday evening, In Pythiau hall.
There was quite gathering in attend
anee and a very pleasant time was had
by all. After the rendition of the APP
pended interesting programme, the
hoor was cleared and dancing INDUCED
In for several hours.
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rRxsrYTeesAN cHuacH sottAf..

FhKNefTREsAh CHURCH SOCIAL.
The young ladies' OF the First Pres
bpterian church gave social last
Wednesday evening at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. q. r. Meaeham, 60
Eighth street. In preparation for the
event Mrs. Meachan had decorated
the interior OF the house ia most
beautiful manner. THE social was well
attended and proved successful, Il
% successful event in every
respect. At late hour in the
evening repast was served. During
the evening The appended interesting
programme was c;iFrsed out:
instrumental sole t Professor DIckeuson
Vocal duet Miss Mills and N iSs Chisholm
sui NJ. Ia Thomas
t,1ntfait0 solo, .stlatIdy" -.,... MIS- Meacham
tasta Holos...s4, Ass S9htAGFn
song ISIS Chisholm
HAttad z. Mrs starry
l1gtEHN kuHMs
ApaATS I'll that Heb
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-. Il nsaIlway " 4. 4,

Y,x.rxa, Asv 1T - 80 .'sss tisis anetalz
. sr,ss i Il. a. 20. q q u J, l|in
Iss ...s, ~ ~ ssss 81 As III, g.
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1puxE DAMS Ar fANAa.
I. s.raat works Ahanti Lama
80 rsastess STATES AIs

!. s.x.at works AAantiana i.
al uasted EtatsN 80
s.xA Mag is.~Sasea ID
y. !, !. Z ss,,,s.,.a ufesartea the neeSl
4 sessay. Tnos..sss==.ssis q Peg ~ Y
.s.,yk the oass esratess sts aesss's i VI,
al .ra abandoned, sud hitiliil. !.
4 80 aessrtea IN the faemet -
ssaasler yiilages afs ssansa
HtRta. .a.x i.ays bean
ssastassne being enlNsnss -
TO Tor essffp M
'5ssIs s,taAssitnulis IRE
81 sairsai not
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-12

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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-08-03
GENERIL ITEHS or LOCIL
INTEREST.

4 NcIC Styic Of CdrS The Northern
Pacific has just received twenty new
c"!onSt sIeepcrS from Barney, Smith
X Go. that are models of beauty. con
v"nicncc and comfort. and contain ma
ny Improvements over the ordinary
coIouSt sleeper. or so-callcd tourist car.
generally in use.
Each ear has fourteen sections with
gentlemen : toilet room IN one end, and
the ladies room. supplied with marble
topped waShHtaud and force pump. in
the other. In one end of the car is II
Baker iircproOf heater, which heats
the car by means of hot water conduct
Ell through pipes. In the opposite end
of the ear Is II cooking range Surrouu-
ded by good kitchen facilities. Oppo-
site this range Is ii twenty gallon cooler
Tor drinking water, also Il large tank
holding seventy gallons of water for
general use.
These cars are finished in natural
woods ash, maple and huttcrnut
beautifully polished. and at night are
lighted up with eight Acme lamps cx-
actly similar to those in use in Pullman
SIcepcrs. The sections are divided by
sliding head boards, etfccting IL privacy
not possible in the present style of cars
where the sections are separated by II
wire netting. An ingenious arrange
mCht OF the seats enables them to be
extended fiat or with head rests when
prepared for bedding, and under each
sea; Is II box III which can be stored
bedding or small baggage. In each
section there Is also provided nova
bic table similar Ia those ~ USE in
Pullman cars, which Is extremely con
N"nIcnt Tor many purposes. All cars
are provided with curtain rods.
Notwithstanding The fact that the
Northern Pacific employs Il porter to
look after thr-" Sl"crcrs, all holders of
second ciI,:s Montana and Pacific Coast
tickets are allowed to list, them FREE
OF CHARGE. The Northern Pacific has
II greater number oi these s.ccpcrS IN
service than amy other trauscontIncutaI
line, their total equipment now amount
ing to IS cars. It Is clear that in pro
vldln% for the comfort of the travelling
public, the Northern Pacitic, with its
new vestIbuIod dining aud sleeping
cars and superior accommodations for
second class passengers, leads all its
compctit"rs.--Th i"dcpgDd,m
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-08-03

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