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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-01

Ar Memphis, Team, last Thursday,
: negro entered The house Of Mr.. 6.
c. Harbin and asked Mrs Hardin, the
only Peraen On the place, where the
servants were. She told him that she
bad none, EhsEsupoH be called her !
iia1s and threw cap Of bot wafer
inio heE face, ehleEeformed her and
then Aet hse - The house. Mr. HaF-
bin eamein just q inns % extiagaizh
She Gre and aara hls wife's life.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-01

a representative Of the Kings Iron
Bridge Manufacturing Co, Of Cisve-
land, OhiQ, who were the contractors
and builders of the new iron briQge
spanning the Courlabieau at WASH
ington, has arrived, ami is making
arrangements for the immediate con
slrucLlon Of protection pier 10 this
important structore,-O peLoasas Dam
OrFat
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-01

TIE President has signed the bill
chartering the Nicaragua Canal Com
NAM
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-01

HoE. r. L. LIBsoE Will accept our
thanks for public documents.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-01

THE President signed the Omnibus
bill on the 22ad ult., which admitted
Washington, Montana, North Dakota
and South Dakota into tbe Uhien,
Il is The REst time in the history of
The present government that four
States were admitted at once. After
this the 22ad viii be memorable not
only as Washingtoh's birthday, but
as new States day.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-01

Inn laa9y3ats lnAsgealed ii Che
paAsage IF lhe ~ bil aFe u crest
lEeuble They sueueaded IN getting
il through both HOUSES Of CaagEessi
unt owaag 10 nRe1pasaed opposition
hudaE aeiay, i reached the ersai-
dsnt itbia Less than zen days q -
81 te hieh qaAkes z
AE Aaa aaAas
~ e
Ea o'clock - tbs iaafta g
A
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-01

NATURAL gas has been struck in
San Antonio, Texas.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-01

as the time draws near for the 40.
nOaBOemeut of Mr.. Hsrrison's Cabinet
officially, the man who knows 1t NIL
becomes more quiet, In q short Lime
he will disappear altogether, to make
his appearance again on the morning
of the fifth Of March with has ineyi.
table al told yon So"
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-01

MkRDI GRAs celebration comes OF
in New Orleans on the 9Th Of March.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-01
NOtfce.

Notice Is hereby given that I will amply to
homestead the FL Of ST. Sec 81. II. 5
s, A. 40 w., SQuthEesteTn Land District,
Louisiana, in accordance with see. q OF Act
II, Of General Assembly Of Louisiana Of 1855
ALLEN PERKINS.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-01

As attempted criminal assault on a
whiie lady ia VieksbRrg on the 20th
inst, By Wesley Thomas, eOlered, WAS
thwarled BIZ John LtlIeton, eoioFed,
who shot and captured Thomas and
hsld him uutil the arrival Of officers.
John Idtsistsn has been presented
with a Testimonial for this gallant and
manly adefense of the yeHRg lady
against the assault Of Wesley Thomas.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-01
Notice.

was convicted on the 26LL day Of August
los, OF lnhietjag d wound less than MAYHEM
with intent to kill Auteall BenOit ! am az
plying for pardon.
WILLIAM WHITTIER.
Feb. q, aS3-2t
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-01

Called SESSION


CALLED SESSION.
WEnSEsaAE Feb. 2 lss@
ne EollCo ETy Ct sa,e2s7', ~ PTS ~. -,
IVAi = = - = f.-.s.- = - ~
sIsslf--. l'- % ~ - = - - If
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thoir ila11sn. 70 az as e o--5" ~ T ~ o.
Hsssslheh q thE la.l-le... -. N - -.
Eiehe nina EAssln@ OF tutltll- t1lIO'tsN ~
ne may EspfFSsnl TINS ae@A oAs @ AeI'.' l'i'
1heS &c.,
A0L 6cIHE called IN 1oLl9V5ng Eneipstl7
ausS eIed 10 I1t3F A5thts aoe-h- 49, "
le1, Reese PeTkiHs- l. Carol lscviA MINI.
and l. "A. Perkins -.,
On motion abe Pnhce dUT-- teoA rcO0s uT'i-L
GtoGk 2 Il ---
Inc Police UrT met 81 = @ tsgk o. III ; iiaLAs'l'
al present
The president announced amt ii vas l. 1E"'
Assessment
M. CHrTult p4ncea M LFy a Miller nam"
n nomination: seconded by III hulir-
M. ChHTtES Mile place. IN. WTFslaeL a
Adoph MUFCr EaEoe Ii u1llIlnallol-. sISUnafd ~
M. Reese FeEElns-
Nj AndTus moved Jl1. ID. nnllnHlI95' o.
closed Notion carmel
The president appOluIea IT, JE-10- n1 a.
D. Andrus a. teller ~ Tv7oosTv am oouE lA'
Vo ole o.. r.,.,--.
n sU'- ",ll- a. -, Ne %
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M. j. 4 FefhlHs moved A+-. "a ''V'-'-7-
I'm nlnT" i7 g. Ill. I'M 41ttlI.l.E "'
on tine 'FaasnItT lnT su.l-'1L, I1'-1'-@ L., MN
expenses OF hA-L-s "a -E-t ,,
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/ L. Keep FrTlc. account san. -L' III
exhausted 1h"Ho- -'-liis--
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-01

-Four years ago Mr.. Cleveland was
allowed 10 select hiss cabinet. How
is it with Mr.. Harrison to-day From
one end of the eouniry TO the other,
The parly-lasb is brought into reqni-
sitien to fence Mr.. Harrison 10 sit
down on hiss man 10 lake some other
which is mere eohgenisl to this 81
that class.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-01

Ihaaasus May CIuEE District Court and
F. Dthcio Parish Recordrr do hereby ceriifv
thai The RbVva and foregoing is d true and correct
Rgpy OF the original Act Of incorporation On lie
ann Tecorasd, IN nay pfiCe in Back % Of Eiscel-
lans0us Acts, On pages AZ and asa, On the ID day
Of 1 ebE1aTy, - D, 1855.
In testimony Hheropf witness uy
C[( afhGlRl RigqRturt and seal this, the
}AEAL andaay Of EeBrRagy A l. 88sp
s~s~~f IHAD MAYO
Clerk Distinct Court &c.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-01

II the President signs ihe direct
tax bull, Louisiana, or her citzsns
who paid the amount, will get $3l4,-
500; Alabama, $I8, $50; Mississippi,
Sill ,08s; Arkansas, $154.70I. The
original amount assessed against the
southern States was $4,000, 900, all
of which was paid except 81, 800, 900.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-01
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4Eo stores wlll lqeatad ol pripeiosl street.
IL ioHn ~ FFEt Also, L.eis tor saie. Ia.
pE4FHd a 1RiWpraFe
Apply a p. BLOCH.
AHke 3aEIes IL.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-01

-ruEr,- ,r III MAJ '--a M CT.
BONN 1919 N b. .~Ines- nuu~-=
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-01

7sszaFa p RRaa7a ia on llafn EsAllga lpiia
H1# - ~ = = At TIE lsepEEIaser AuEB1-
- - tiEilg AEenry q HusErs
&sassAGEFti q esas CIR authorized aSnzta.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-01

- ID ApYERTIsINa.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-01

haze examined thn foregoing act Of InGorEora
tiau Gi the BAND or KINDRED or TIL
STATE OF LOUISIANA" ana an OF opiHi0J
that the purposes and offsets Of tic eoTpGFatioI
as sPelahed IL sBid are legal and that naue Q
the pFOTlsiaas theTela contained All contrary L
tSiEued, J-C.GIRBS
District Atty Of l4ih Judicial District Ia.
Lake CAaUles, 7 ebruar, IsS4
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-01

To- Fr,E stae i'm, 'FFH OF Oo7- O. Al
LANDING n the Court House Square.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-01

Dep CLERK
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-03-01

T. Kaaflnan, snHdg5es for iail. .s.,. 1885
MurFy & Hrolks BRHlglea Tor jar. ---+s. 2e.e5
lake GhafAes EgElu, printing blanhs-- $50
Lake CHARLES Bend aHd Commercial
printing hlanks and 9aa scar snhaerlf.
don clerk Of f0art. ..t4.........-.+.*-- l4.4o
Lake CharIes "a lleEiell, flf4HiiEg blanEs $40
Lake EshaTles EgHo, Elili1neEliaL and
.A1nariean, Public priatiae. ~ ,...s-r. l838D
y. J. Beid, cssh ulstlaE, bginEIRg two
lsen balaFe the Grand J glry -..,s.-..--. 4le
Ad6lph AeNer, police member two days b40
Elhlla IFlllef pajee ma4Dber tEo aass
ard llstAfa&er Il -sssssrs--- s.-sss a9FN
p y. AndraEs paliee Easmber 1--WE GAYS
AMI 1glea *-+-.,s =. ssfs s-tr-t-t- 4H@Fo
Chaz4ss iEHrr, pqlies Eaenbef I've days
Hlll Eu4lsaEts 1880 ,--- s-s--sF+. sf4u
l'sSi l.ils a'ies ios0
e. . e1al RelAee nesaaer tNo aags
al1 s4t4is4a Fe++s4 AsNa
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21
PERSONAL.

Mr. George T. Myers il getting his can.
merry In West seattle ready for the fail run
of salmon, which win b~gin some time In
August
Captain + L. Marshall and daughter.
Miss Lizzie Marshall. OF this city. left last
night for 81 extended visit TO New York
city snd other points In the East.
General George W Tibhetts il In the city
en- ronte 70 his home at Gilman from ii.
tendance on the constitutional convention
He VIII return to olympia Monday.
The W. ". Jones excursion party from
>es York u other Eastern csties. Is ex.
pectsd 20 arrive here on Tuesday. There
VIII be two carloads of excursion sts.
Han. G. " Ferlts. general claim agent.
n W. g. Campbell. assistant general So,
iieasoF al the Atchisnn, Topeka santa Fs
Railway Company. we're in the eitS yesier
Gag.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Werner are in the city
MI Werner was until recently foreman n
the Minneapolis TsfbsA<. and is about Il
take ehsrge 81 the mechanical dsuasfmenl
of the Helena Josgaas.
l. %. Goddard. OF the Chicago. guysiue
Ton y quincy tallfoaf. with wife and fam
isy Asa1 MIS- Aassin Wing, % Detroit, sr-sa,
\ few hours 10 the city DC "Wednesday lssl
with Mrs David Kellogg.
j.. II. Parks. Mrs. Parks ani Miss Bell.
Parks. of New Sesk city. who have tbs
pas; week been visiting Mr.. David Kellogg
and ssssyeraor Ferry, left YESTERDAY for tHs
fssioassone. Gu route for the East
Mr.. K. l. Fowler. banker Of sutton. s.b
has been n seattle for q few DAYS nua
Hkes the pssee sesy mach. He leff III
Nebraska Yesterday. BEFORE guine be sale
&c intended 10 sell his interess In thres
National banks there sai 70 retarn here
SzFg s<{eflfsh A txs4k
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21

IN ahoat Two or three weeks there win
Be the enest OF sport On the bay in the
shape ~ trolling for salmoa. One tirm In
this city sold : 90 trolling outfits last year
and this rear they expect to kezi . many
nOre. 4 trolling outat consists Of about
n varde of stout line, 30 which
q attached Asinkcf. = huck-and Z tro ling
spoon The spoon - fastened = short dis
tence shove the hoox. TIE troiler Il seated
In either Z naileoat Or apwboaf, which Is
keps moving ~ = uOdcrate rate Of spse !.
The salmon crabs q b spoon n Is
caught BY the hook. Then the fun OF
getting the game salmon into the beat BE-
gins. Il l. the mes exciting sport possible.
This % Why trolling salmon in Seattle hAr.
Dor h ~ popu'ar.
Anglers have excellent sport aisn. the
uharyee alter he sun gSes down In catch
ing black hass. As soon - the shadows
hesin 10 grow long the bass wi1 rise 10 the
vhfte ffy. b spoon ty and the m1nnow.
The black bass Is . eAmy fellow there II
rare xFaft Ia cupturin9 him. but he does
not sac very kindly to ordinary bal
Large catches Of trout are reported b he
the rule and not the exception with those
who Ash on Lake Washington or the
streams emrtying therein The front ere
tine, iussy fellows whose weight RANGES
from one-half 10 faur pounda Ordinary
fltea. trslf dies. live Rrasshorpers or min
nowsa are used fsF txik
Though the opxn season for grouse and
pheasant doris not open till August 1. Essu
Z number are being killed in the vicinity
of Back Diamond by those who do not
seem To ear the vixar Of the Law. The
youug grouSe are rs tame rs barn yard
fowl and IL il . shame 70 Kill them at any
time, and this is pastis ularly b Case dur.
ing the close season. The Seattle Rod and
Gun club intend to prosecute those who
are thus violating the law.
The Seattle Roo and Sun club . ar
ranged for aser.es Of six shoots during
June. July and Auguak he drst shoot
was held just before the IRE. A meeting
will be held nm time during the coming
week to decide whether or not to continue
These shoots.
The grouse and pheasant season opens
on Augu.t1. A number Of Seattle srcrss-
men intend to make il tropical for these
birds on that day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21
THE CITY 1.


The Yakima was in ire ha. Dor yester-
day.
The Mexico II in fsr coal today some
time.
The ]. f. Boyden wa Ia the harbor yes
ternay.
Work .. the north bnnker Is rapidly go
Ing ahead.
The bark Oakland is still at Harrington
d smiths wharf.
Work on the reconstruction OF the city
dock Is progressing rapidly.
The J. c. Rrittaia has been 10 red back
70 the West Seattle fats.
The Idaho came in for coal last evening.
she sails for Portland tonight.
The Tess r II loading for Qnillayuse at
Halls wharf. North Seattle.
The Augusta was Ia the harbor Yesterday
for the hrsf time in over a week.
T. X Pumphery's new corrocated iron
buildings arc practically completed.
The Meirose moved up 10 the coal hun
kcr Yesterday aud bsssu taking coal.
The first OF the warehouses To- be err kfed
On Yesser's wharf has been eompseteH|.
All OF the Seattle Warehouse Company,
new houses will be completed within !
lew days.
The AkKi is Gac here tomorrow from
san Francisco with SO tons Of freight for
Sch wabacher Bros. Is Co.
The q. Il. kennpy was moved from fhe
Dry dock 10 the Ocean dock vexseFda ~
She Sill hes stout GOO tons of coal alma ri
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RgEyIriEs,

0sfeCsts alters aud coolers, saa q car.
load Of Nasen butt Jars 5ast received al
seattle Bazaar. a.
u 3. Ward trvssi essstel has locatss u
she Nsrsen eok. opposite The Belle vac
aus& Battery ard fgssat streess.
Lieensns IL wes were fsnesi by Auditor
Forrest yesterday Far Joseph Ryaa. ss se.
attic and Mary Houston, 81 Isea.mr. III
D1NeF DwAny CAT and Kate wieksnse
Chayass D. Props snd Aaata uiss
f~assass sessroNs esd kA3c Lynch, all Of
seattle.
TIE aud fsasy 81 Joseph \ Bates,
= sAeresSeuEe ~csrpelstsf, are MACH con
eerasa A. Ia his whereabouts He lefs
AeEae feF sssssle May !. sua has nos sinse
teen heard frxsn8. Mss Rates tslnks ~
hnslssn5 was har8esl - death ia The sres,
Seattle Srek
Fac STALE roF&es 81 tse edition of the
observation-disclosures Il faae :. psipf<sa
~Asss sestar mss sasstag ans ~rssfst@saing
a fsS = gfApAsr s~peesat af sue 1ss. ar.
TT ssss Is the b~ss-saess aasa 81 tn iAksf.
ftfe stGts . copy.
Jena Edwards. a sufsh,Sss fellow w4s
ARRESTED rsst<4asf NftEtgoaa sad raezani.
lsSt 20 tie eo&Bts 5.ti gssr swaixs e&yx n
Asf hesN etsysnx ~heexe Snt" alta 4 uss
ns1ssi 4 MoF* ssns IN 5 s-Iessa es sAn ast.
saf has e@sD ~kussssu OK While Ats..
rfsss 9A< i.NssfHg arYssArt was he al
Sfast@s u fsfTa tAe pa ard sksgr&~s uT,f
MIA cosamGse4 - al he wsgs Esss :
ehsid.
A~sEtslss of incorporation hase fxen f,ea
ws}A ssv eaErsy azliSer rs / Arhnr
shssssss- lasssse7e uecaansss.
Ses , W ThzsTtaEsna ana II. VI u~vaut.
- ~sffr. toesryerss.uS OF sAe PUGET
sceas xasa2s afsiAtsnx AMI Favsstrros
t~NsFAHss ire shsxgk< ts uhseh aye .sf
f9st@ "a ~ gsshe Iax sas.ssxl ssasr 1 OF tn.
casseSsa y Sesn Z se ssseos Of $50
eSeA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21

Three Marriages Ananllsd - Sal
Against the Cable Read.

Judge Hartford disposed OF several al.
vurse snd eiviI eases in ehmmkers ytsssf
das.
!. Risaass was granted a decree of atsos
lute divorce FROM Ellen Rlsarza, ugoa par.
Ing costs and so attorney ices.
sarah A. Naxef, WA granted a dscree ~
absolute divorce frura John Nuxent. AMI
allowed 10 sysnsae her maiden maine.
Sarah A Sauzah.
Fsscf Skater was granted a dsyaree frep,
Maria shsfss, en- the groaad Of aa~uion
fscat
the First National bank u neeerah. IA
WAS granted q gaksrfnert against usssrse a
hsay, tasseh v. Robinson snt Richard
hsede for s. Ss0ss sna ths First NstisssI
hshs Of New HaraFsaa, Ia, MAS given 4
iasxa esst against the sasne defendants far
tA<@ ~ hNsh Judgments aere Ia default
HsFu@sf MsM3ekra ssesretf a taaxfasrs
~ sisfsalt against sswali frasx and cstssSs
Tor s&r
ssssvrs kalse 8 a. drought = sun
kgssEst isgeS ". Edwards 81 al. sos sseeigs
performances Of y issa contrast. iasstyfsx
slssas s#Aaas ~eFta of rsepery. A iesa
fssrA4s restraining useef wss pfased for
asd granted rvssFasnlux tbs defendants
fsnn, Transferring or otherwise dssfssfns ol
she property % question: tsfnFv (nly "a.
wfsssss q Aseaftng aNs be had
fha Woodland F@fk EeesFse RAILWAY
cusapenx ssEosxAs sn tn{aassfen sui
against the sesstse Esestrfe kzsIwas i Few
es Company. SEALING Ger sn santsF vsars ngnx
ts FROM e~enssFaetsns "a s~lrstFie FDaa sles (
tbs liu1 II tie ssgAs u vas essiraea ~ ar
r~5skas4s. ar<aad Lake Tnfa4 A teasraa
sts o<stes wAs granted s0a tse hssrfas s4s
fcF 1ass a.
ueaFs NasE Asoas6s an aefiAa ~ssafTsi
"a hsatnxAsaSea 80 rsraser tsnt - ~
SsSsss ami ~nsetch&eass - sets ea Jsne l. txa
fAE hst@&s c1FfsAs sa<r ~ Jarsm4ah
MsMeen yes eoattNnest 70 NsFhtss. tEsrx
ksEsx no ssa< tsrt ssrs Is rvszxseas sxsg
rseansy fssss sAssA sse p~skggfnasr Va,
ssssaH N ittsst
Etw@ns kessesi sszt 1eAn Qasnisn. wAs
reeAes fxaA tet~s's hsssss oa gSS Usrsa,
stsess fridge aN7rts . snssta ssA wess
kcazst eS0s ~ seata tn@ sessoR et So
ssssi saFs hs fsssszes Rtsxss yess~rdsx
ktsssE ss a shsfge ii o0sx AIRY ans 2asn
i@a go sAzsgrs 80 kexSafx sss4 sr3aa
sgsA a A4sSefxssss a~&PSA ia sesxAss a
49, bail shsy veFv tssh eerusatset
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ME SENT ir East

foi a rear ! was troubled with pains Ia
nay back ana side, and headaches. the re-
saif of liver aud kidney tronhie. / was
attracted to joys Vegetable s~assaparilla.
bs the startling testimonials IN the %
pers. They seesael -, practical / wa. in
daeei to try II, Knowing that as {, was
purely vegetable. h would do no harm.
~ acted as q geEtIc laxative. After the
second bottle nay pains and aches aisap-
pcafed- IL did 50 much for me that
sent several bottles Go my family IN New
Jersey who also took II with the naos,
satisfactory resal's-
Dp010raK-
Master csvsker, foot e,as. san r,a,.t..o
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Thirty mea are employed on the nsw
Occidental The stone foundation ON the
north side Il rising rapidly.
The excavation for The cellars Of the two
wings uf the HoteI peany Is completed.
travel FOR the cement foundation IL being
hanlsd upon tbs ground. and cut tone for
kisis. A CARPENTER shop .ssxra Is nearly
con p'eted. y :. Pofyin. The contractor, IA
about 10 build . wharf II the feoe of Main
stseet. Ia order 10 land material
~ seAkfsve hotel Is nearly ready for
occupancy. The grounds In front are be
Tug handsomely laid ont
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De. wilson, at parsiArd. ar. wsfi oe~u,x
tbs pulpit Of The First Preshsfsra an eharTk
tsssss. both morning and evening.
tassafsaG eAaaFrh. Rev. shas "
wsndfe SECRETARY OF tbs Awe-sean rat
tartan sssce ntsoa Ar the psssae re.rst
san Efrsseh in tfs% chapel az the Tufvrr'
sity "a sunday. Jnly ssss, al II 0sespxak : IN.
THREE viii he pgesehlnx NJ the Christian
ehhfsh nu : BETA street. between Thtfd
AID fa1fsh. Gssi9y AZ II = nj acS ! m =.
icy b Msises, ~ Wstfsburx. VI r Yoaus
p%egNs sseeflag 81 sn y IA: Sanstsy
setoAea rseessng al 10 a ri.
= Mass ehassh (Eeisepsaik, Rev
BARS ftsabell. rsesur. services held AT
lniFrsxsfy natsAing ffth sanany after
lrsnHsf Aeva2nk Faye ard sermon as m
oeEaSk. @uu6ay s6hrs,t - y "a yraasne
psssvs asa lessaez st7a All are in ytfssi
% aitsfsts tise seFsscss. ~-sFzpgsrs aiw.ys
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NY vile has been unaer physician.
rafe Tor two years. for what they called
-hyer complaint" she woali get soue
fesiei while taking prescriptions. ,,r,,
Aoash sssa fail back Into the saus
af'wsy. Inactive stats. | got her q ts,fIls
~ seEetsbs sarxafariIia. IL did tser
,'nnass'safe gskd, sad when three bottle,
FAD hssn taken she regalned her old so
eas~,onaedbeastA and spIrs,ssnd Is now :.
Nea - ever. iesea It Tor yseuma,l..n
si'h sne result that am now entirely fra
'fH'l nfefsease with which I had sug.re
01~MNo1-
"a Tux street San p.
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oregon Il Csiiiornim-fassed Mc1f0rd:
j. " Miller, A. u. Miller, William Rein
hard. & 4. Seals end xtlc. r 8 Altier, <
ii. \. T. surh and wife, J. II. HeEle. J
stokes and vile. J.. W. Erie and wife, ID
b1lissoO7. II. W.. Mccain and wife, SArNk
Smifh and maid. Mis- Richards, Mr.. Rick
ards, ,. Cofbett. n. Z. Gage. W McCrae, A
X. Hilton, Mr.. Youman, W. Jackson
George steele, x Johnston. and thirsy-tws
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Rebuilding On Yesler Avenue-LuMa.
Der for Jackson street..
workmen were engaged yesterday In re
building the Yesier avenue cable road
from South Third street TO the old turn
mtle st South second.
n. A. Jackson, superintendent Of the
Lake Washington cable railway. yesterday
building OF the Jackson street bridge. II
was = c0nsign Of 5000 feet. Today
he will put = large force OF carpenters Il
work on the bridge. and as the balance oi
the humber will come to hand As fast a
needed. he says he viii finish The bridge in
short order.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-21

san FNAst1so. July rs. Z. Bailey /.
stock opersos has disappeared from his
ns'ias - the Lick hssssss aad 10 Is feared
that hs has eomsaistea susesd@ :. H. 80,
= letter sD his fssrnsis SAG ~ tha, he ~
tended Is take bis barn slss YIpsnrinl
issses and III health are supposed 10 b. the