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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-02

Marriage Of rIymeash's Pastor. In
Cambridge. Maas.

The following account OF the we'd
ding OF Rev. George A. Tewksbury,
nastor-eIect OF Plymouth congregs-
t.onai church. OF Seattle. is taken from
the Csssbrssigs. Mass. Daily:
Tha marriage ii Rev George A. TewSs-
h,,ry 10 Miss Virginia Lea Phelxn ce-
CURED last evening ~ the fruspeef street
Congregation. church. Rev. D. y. kesca
performing The ssssesy, a ,s,s,. s. ,s 49, -,
peInsed hear the guests begaa 10 arrive.
and when the sf9Ains Of The wea1ing
,,nrsh hernlded the entrance Of the cstdAs
narty. UPWARDS az four hundred reopie
were present Rev. d. n Beach, wata tns
bridegroom and his father Rev ~,
NJ Rsxch5. entered from the veerry, si
s.ls left Of the pulpit The two oiheisnnx
cSsrxynae:, prosxaste1 ~ the frssHf OF TIE
Altar. ans the grxum advanced 20 his rssi.
ton before them, and awaited the bridal
party. x,s..~.
x.grsorss pnesan tine brides sister and
Ealsa NJ Harry. tho sormss artsred IN
rank satin and suiie. and the later ~
sank satin and white lace. sdsAncei
raeaawhile fsuul the ys<try cnfsaase ar
the lefs aisle 20 meet the bride
PreexioI b. she uSissfs.- sssgs s'.sssss
lsTnry AlIvnr Il Merrill Iasass y koseFt'
stssa. sssarxe u 1&Ffsea AMI Henry ~ 3uiss
- ~ a.r4sar~a1Asas the bride, tcsssElx upon
sA@ ann sx ases father. Ms Edmund fhssAa
r.sssssss slass IN nowss the aisle 80 thss Astzs.
she was asssref in handsome white sAsin
.irssSs tssst court train. and were NsA ~
talse wssh clusters ST pure sAi1Ss 81 stsF Va,
lex Her bridal f1sqaa@ was e tas same
fair flowsrs. -,
The s.srtux-~ Was q beautiful enc, ~ l1st
hrssls and sFSsassa Faxf s-ssaFx kese IszsfxsF. -
,ssxsA ! iargss hell 81 white rszAi1epss ~
tsss rsesxrssony began Tbs tsFslit.nLs
IsrAtsxa ehureh. the expetsAnf as~em nsa<e
tsss hrAxstssal t,xf1t slfxorsts,sss iz,sh fsess
sars.assl tha paspls sxeess ss9ea caafsisalss
sasxy@zssan IL kssrsx. the entrs;scsns tnasas
81 she asrxst Ard the fair yoaiag rfsses e e
ffsi Exafe In this INTERESTING ~NeszEsA
eosshknsA 30 mako toe efwas ss.as ~. !
tssss - i~s rsss.s1saksexsa D. al vie VII
s.ssss.s 4 Rev. n. ~ ReAsls SevfeFsne1 sss
lsassssass8x4s ssssesnanx ard h<ss. NJ. sEwAs
Z k.stFx xroneancsss the fafexatsssH snA Fsss.s'
eassfseu sszas tAe4zkkAss TIE orxassisi thfs
! sounded fse r~suru saAzxh ara tsss sss,sss.s
ssen3rtes sSaa Eas <haf<n - ne stssFs -
/ bad snd wife -.
i sse-~rsa=.s : rxcex3sssa was E<sa - NJ axss
] M Tszkshnrs. xfssrxast ~ re hfsze
=. -,s.ssx xtsex i u4ssssza< Seass IA pfessasS
s.s,sssr sne sssr~e<lon Of CstsreF suoes -
+ ssersz6xss orx8xx1rx asscuafsax kwrS
swr.sx ~ srx@asszt sszseyxAss 1Ask1< -
rsrstrx. The krs34'z eso<ass rs 1Sss<
1 ID hsaek sassn. xstA fuA cosrs sssse !.
Miss E&1tzx ~ TeWk4hnsys EA1xnMs =
/ The prosxr. uas nnAsukstAfszs 49, =
| Issre<x 8 xcrwseh, ccEass wAzse % &c
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-02

Isun. Ii. - - Il rs =,
HI. Georm {1111rf. - - s77~rs'
4i1uee 0a1zoo a1I1, Nn1lAec. TT
~, - Mlkspo @o1xHE Theo1oru
k4crrsns ~ - 1ka 0ec1Ee Bsleh,
= - Aseekt &uSs1nr q 3 Xal-
-. r - = :, ~ ~ - hnll
- + !. ), -.
g. - - = IS - +,
~ 49, .1...s.ss 49, h ~
Essl.<e-c~. ;s,<-sss-,sS -. 49, ~.
$500. Pavrrrs1~r rorri7 Y<'N~
Van x5~ls ~ q x;Tstas~~ -
Ds5en2 a ani afsst~rx r;~orss -
and nelmexe Browne, rrs1s eaf 5
Ame<szssu Iake 80 Fr;linrr - - -
snjorsh1s picnic. Serrsals 1fseniiesi
- teeff nstnerous xxntx, and = n
early hour TIE rarty retugrned to Ia
eoma. hsvinx hsd : delishsxssl time.
4 anars<fse eo1slseznx g Ms Strong
M1sz hssx NJ WhEaM Campbell and
II. fn1 hfces parHacked - sranxway
49, ou 4 assEsss
= -. - Wn ,n.,a- - 9 - 81 ps9yss
- 800 y 49,. &. IT,. =. - va -
a 8 - = : - - : - -
rxx ~
Nr. III. Bxrrncft. a portisr,d. wns i,
Tacoma this week
Mr.. w. 81 Hunter ma Wifi. of Irxs<1
n. Y. are here for Short VIVA
tshas a. 4orksr,t .rd q q Sr.s,a.
az Fraukiln. Pa. sre s. fAe CIV - =
x,olars~I < .ugF,rer ~. - -. :,
f.,r ssar,se ssn.s re~4 4 r.,.rrsi-s,ssss =
~ = s 60, = - ~. ,s-..-ss~--.-
- ~ -
r. - a. = : erss, - - i !. - 80
80 .sla - - - L-.ef -. - We
1l - s-'ssx 1lss p1As ~ sus4 resa-
=. e, uaac and 3. z. haxrcft. q
~ -. DsA-s ~sss s1sis'Hk tacoma ca
49,
-, aiss iens Narnes @ sacksonvlhe,
In, = me Kaest o. ner ffater. Mrs- q
a bucnanan-
AZ. and Mrs. /. r Crrtis. Of Spo-
kane Fails, we're guests ~ friends in
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CAUTION.

Beware u Fraud. as my nArae and the
prize are STAMPED on the Bottom al all my
advertised shoes before leaving the facsorr.
which protect the wearess against hixh
prices and inferior goods II q dealer Offers
W. l. DOUGLAS shoes at reduced price.
or says he has them without my name and
price stamped on the bottom put him down
s 3 fraud
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0Nxoe Is one OF the mcs< peodHefiTe
sxntcs Ia the Taioa- In vast mineral ~
Et09s contntxl Eoid. xfvef, copper. iron ana
Gal In imfneu&e TRACTS at Grnxfnx lands
support thousansss q cattle and sheep and
Al TIE cercais IN abundance the yield per
acf1 being. Ia some instances. the laxrese
In the world. Amoax the usetal and val.
nahte products oil the Web Foot SSata mar
Be mentioned Oregon kidney Tea, which
has pF0vci boon 70 thousands af4fcsed
with pain Ia the bErk auo kldrey din
eulsiee- Il II pnrcly Of vegetable compo-
sIttco ard never faifx Sold hy Stewart 4
Holmes Drag Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-02

= ~ nselnn !. uh,rk - Inrxslv
11ll1te1 ~ snoeonraEy enjrrei
A14E1x md coxxg0 014S fSfu<rssS q.
ma t. cc1n<inx e frncn 800 =.
Su19s1 b Mszs Ada WfISurpkhr rxr.;r.
ny IL frsf pxi1e. uk3rh cuas1x1ed q
= eexd-cE1e Nj. Wm. j. Eewan ~
awarded IN inkx&nnd q <erun6 sr.3
- knhy Shaw w2s fnrxuna,r Srs rnr-
xurfrk tn horn - fhzxd-
szxczaEz-2Akxaner.
To weil snd populnriy kasxn
ycnnx people 81 fhzs city w<rr married
% Thursday eveninx. The conxs,<s-
ING parties we're Mr. EoAert Ss.,c3n;r
and A1s9 Euma R&rthrur. Rev. az
A1yt0r o19elstsug. The cerefnnar vas
Fxx1se and Witnessed aniy bv 4 lev
s<z4ctes and intimate fxn1ilv trends
mo exten3ed their snos< SINCERE
M1shes Vt future prosperity ard hxpps-
nEx<ox4E-
Hiss Young. oE Victoria. il the guest
Of Miss Edith Jones.
Nr. James +. Stacker atsra<ess he
dxy.
Ms. Gsso<tmAn. who has hem visit
ink her mother. Mrs. George Rose. r.
turned - Vancouver Monday.
M T. A. Noble, lately ia charge AZ
the department ot mechanical en-
ksnesring ak the Pert Toxnsend Ma
chine Works. returned 10 his home in
Seattle Saturday.
NJ. and Mrs. r. ]. Lowe are enter
tanning friends zfosn Woodland. Cal.
lae party Is composed of Mrs. n. w.
E1uNEnelI. Miss Sadie Love. Miss Dora
GArootes 4. r. Mc5see. Noah Myers,
Esa and Earle Drowned.
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f0yuA Ior nome wear
1nekst ft0Est1.
~ promtes 10 ~ ! marked
1oic q dressy weterink-place
1y1ecloi1c costs Of MORE.
eklrlss
doaks Of lace are In . meas.
m 1ltnle for tac lAcs costumes
i1 1r Voeue.
- = 80 tenfIeucv Of the prevail
- seems 10 Be 10 eive "A ap
- q height.
- diver ana vialet .ve sr.sy
= rrafiuste the s:liaure iFou
Ir9 % colorn.
I1.rl1s i.re u,,dev<l~sx.s .h,vr.d n
~ - I f~efnye ;ost ,,nwf ~
S1n1ly toilets.
- y - ssnrt,s - rowns bax~
- sIss~,e' rhich rsarh IL fn~
2S ri - sfie1 ~ $3.50 side'
! 49,, 1Isur ef.xr1>.6 Averro~ II sifk
-, 5i1sSl - ei.5S - fnuch l,ked
- ;5sss~. j:ss5;s-, -SSc -, nsnsrvr1 r~
r.-.-f.I ,.sss. xs..'.ss..-~ 5. 49, -. {
| = HsSf.S,sk - seesis3 i1S1S -. = s.ie
n ~ n61iS' sjr}1 - - r - az -,
-. .1ss.-'ss 80, - ll.' -, q -.
- 49, ~,i1S ..sss 80 ~. ~ "a
II fIoSlSrS ~ - - v~yv r,nns,.
= mi6p new e1ano,i hoaires d.yt.
= S Is o.iv n ths nnine ths
fs}nr dfs~n smocfhYv -
Sn1f4etf n.
3.se.r.ei'~.. -, -. 49,.
1920 v;l,kcns 4. 1890 ~. ds.,,s
r -. ~ frimrojnv cosfnirrs ~
H771 sreoi lSK,fs~ s =
1~r = ~ - s,,,n,~,,... ..,,.a.
= r1s1s II M - scsc- - s-es
80 on1 tneked Il hsif.inch al.
~ - yoke Is hem.
g.. : Z $40. ..5..~x<,,.- x,,... q.
s,ss; f.;, sas ss.'cs1 co..s e
s = 90 1oSncinr.
g Sls5~1cI,~ $3.50 = -.
r. 71i1SsS~ q "a y ~ w." es..,s =. Z,
- 1i6lSrsd q ChsSles snyssas -
llen~v rst..sss~s =. 80 -...A
- Lsals fS,sinrse ves 80 - -, hy.s; M.
lQo7 m. uIki6S ~ ers - ss:s -
~ oo1 koIcu - wsist
ciS - 4 snna n,sr r.'s.s;,,.A -, ~. ~,
olker - oscs.sssns - - nv -
Nm loose }n 1920. a..sr,,. -
foune .ssAsc-s ..~sss- -. an.
s. sssss 5 se1 prefer armure ak
Di1lnu & eids ~sllaans ana asn.-
mcn11 e onsi;n~ hs-as IA ,.a.s,s '
nr1Inl.n1;v.s - ......s - -
oes6f7lcn. risitss skssss 49, ssssu =. ioa ule
- ~. ~ 49, 49, skifs nov 30 rnusn
- n folds hsfser thsn anv oshss
NJ haneh n.r~s...~~ -
~ kere rsr,nss - as,s TOT saMm 8
81 p sonse 49, 80 n u.1~n 49, :,
l1l1I1 frsnesi.s y -. ulo s. oana -
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roRT TOWNSEND soCIErr.
Afsesnoen Tea Parsy-Prsssing tbs
Iesn~n-- P&xsnaaf.

Pear Tewssxxn, June l.. Wesdnes-
dav afternoon Mrs James n Liver
mere and Mrs c. H. Pink gave ~
afternoon tea 10 . large number 81
lady frsensls. The interior Of the house
was aTtsstscAils decorated with pro.
tsasson % ROSES. and presented . moss
pleasing sppe&rAnce. Mrs. ]. = Meyer,
who has Keen given the appeliatson q
nsie whiStiing psima donna 81 Wash
instan. : favored the company With {
number az selections. which were vel
received The rsfreshmenfs served
were Of nsgIsf tempting nature. and
the event wAs eHe 81 des.ghfxri sucsz'
hssSss-
. IlKxnx sxsEExx
Thursday tvenins he ladies' OF II
St rsrlxg ui1t hes3 sszeuon Ssueese'
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wns p1em1F n ~ ond a eunxn.
| 0n6 ef fIhe ukxin {xnfure q - 1veoI Z
ing - = po11c ~ dnpaxtusnnf q
which eSexy ona uio ekone ~ Ell
cousd NJ I 1e13er. nd nrenx ke~rf~
! IaEen4 pofe had II nxws 1han -
casvsd- 4 dfaloeue by 3(irsrs Bonn5e
Nnureen ax,d Hexth6 Earh 49, ~r-
ceedinx3y VII 1usdelse.5 80 4 nr.ar
J 81 Eounia Manyuen ~ awnrsi~5
mucfl W111 dsserYe6 9pu1ruse. Ahue1f
/. 80 Wns xeorfvel1 q xe1f1 - fursd go
/ q h hopud that IN shorf dire ffse
/ fund w{H - eonapxato6 nnd lie orrrn
! secared. K4pkSjal exe<ik for - es1r-
ress ~ IL r1ciah5s q 49, Is m. snd
Mrs. T6FollI. NJ. ana Mrs. FriIer
| Mr.. yrIlklne. Nh. K~fIv Mss~ 4 ,rsIn
Smith and n. Urnlous13 s - -s''A
~........ g -.
!, = ~ - sAshps
= Ae1z - i.1 exefc1ses HefG held - the
: I'D zes *. g szfe1 = "a Thurs
1Ay vxek - p<or1< 8ere - a5teEsd-
ance pn ne crpwd creF
- ssA = ~, - - Suau1nu-
w. s11n cStzns9ek ectea -
1 I 49, q - uey. Eex. f0mcroy
go go 49, - sa1 address. hzs.
msss s,,d ~ss.en a, rrs.~.,s -, 49,
/ them to sttasz ezhe highest pafriot,sm
ard hest c1fixeInxhfp. Mr. Wsrv
Byroa Reese rend : poem "a menory
Of the dad herpes. which she wrote
- -. - .s-Fs -, =,
shers~ ~ - sirs;r, = s.n $500. - 3 49,
49, 81 -. s-sss.1 ~ = 49, - = ez.szE
/ no soidiefs buxfsd Oh the island. I
usound was erctcd II the church.
which wAs aer0Ate.i BY the peopie
- honor @ tno-e Nho bad defended
their country Around the mozzd
we're see6cd fEensy WAr yStefaus. The
atiefnQon exere1ses closed at 9 p. m,
amer when the company ra2 treated
ito nafd-sack, pork and heans and
/ pickles,
In ne evening smother entextain-
fnenf Was given. consisting of nfnfiux.
ccs. The latter brought the hearrrx
lace - fAce with the stsfn realities a
th1 d1ys u 81 and Is. ussriur the
evening ths roll of states was called
and tofty-three girls responded by
I! placing doWcre On the mound.
t The exercises closed with + fahIeau
which w1z impressive snd beautiful.
wxnDfra - rn.xr,,~
n. ga r..~~t.~~ 49, -,
| IN Franklin was se,Ieneu ;...s 80 ~
day evening, Nr. Thomas Hood snd
Miss Catherine 4 Lewis b<ine Ire
psrs0ns welded The ceremony vas
performed = 8 O'Clock IN the evening
0y noos nr1eess Jnslca ct The
-: = - = u.e tossIe1ec q tne pflue's
Rs 4n q - $500 q taliy Iu0 q
tiae - I. % snc coupe Ai<f the
Ceremony the uesM aalourned 20 the
dInIn -reose ~ wnefe hne supper WAS
sefvsu- Nneh ppex Vas over
osnSiH .h me .es kePt up
1ntli n.slanlkn. Inc aiHtrent dances
seIe in1efspcxssa WIN vocal select
tions ana music ~ the rankin
pEees eenu, whlcn WAS AZ abundance
Tor Ne occasion. Ine pfiac wss pro
sentea curing tne eFcninE WITH many
nsndsome ana vs1aense EiIts AL
Elected py tue donors Win rAre taste.
Inc pfloe ana broom are both resi-
denM g Ffanknn ana VIII continue
e i've mere - nas oeen NE custom
: i i, ~, a. ss..i - rnr,e Is q ssstsas -
have the ceremony performed. hut the
i success OF this. the FIRST wedding event
! solsmnized = Franklin, viii lead 20
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1GX/x 3m# z
Ly1o \ Goynl1 G - ~
snccee1enlay eenyed ~ rn1e e -
mz11 y11fe III Mnnnfo Kfu6n Y
kct 6.ntke ernnn1uIly sufved q
ns,desnnnih. III tW1xn Nu1e pn3e
o. ~ E<lx. Jchm - p4Mon - -
y ~. ea11 IL seuty-mnfried sDou
tx eook tAe steemx fcf thefx fu1urz
county ho1ne Amonk IN
~ ~ - ! - -. - - 49,
tin and a0ns 81 Porf fsamfse -.
Ella NcItuis. Me.Gs1. E1unrd Stror.
oE1deEs Dtnny MrInn1s md okherx
uxnnxrfc roxs-xsx.
An muzfc-loxinx peos,1a ws7E - =. !
10 hesx zzsaf osrv -. srr~-.. - q.
~ 81 g Co. 80 - Z -
-s-s $ Z. =. =. =. - - Papsiss -
Z - -. q - - - g I.s:,ny Lno. VII Esve
e - fri4sy evsnsas: sse - q
80 Inc PfoErsmme viii cou-
sss-. zasss,ons ron -
and fine shoruses. ne secona ror.
ton OF the pr0eran1 90 viii - nes<s,~
dnefs nnsS fIsvs.~-s v..<,.. - 80. sss'.as
~ ~ = - &c.,. : 80. ,s -
s..s-s-- e..s- 80 1s<ss 1P-
- n n - apeneNe costumes.
pains - H. setting af the
1850 hitch WI excel anything ever
ssoat shi,t ~, Iii - - s srs., VA .I 9
and rentIe1,su srossr = 9kis s.,s.re 49,
and every one 81 town shouid farr
out and bnconx1ee home talent.
rr~r.,s..~rn~
!. .'-''. -.
Aaze nlstnlLa<son Ct Rev. hen}4nssn
kafson4 o. NEW York - pastor Of the
Second Rre1byterian church. corner u
Harrison ana Dak streets ma ~.
place 81 fbe rhnv.sh - w.sr.u.s-~'
june stu. 81 - 4, m. und~r di-ers;ss,,
oE the Prexbyferv AZ Pu-~f ~onnd
The clergy az he city aud IRE uer,.
rle renern3iv ARE cor,Iia11v inv,s~5 s,
attend.
me 0nfer o. services viii be ~ fol-
- q.
hsx. ~; 4. 1.ckeT q Iarona- modern
-. 49, s. !. ~ 49,.
49, s.fssss ~. 49, hv..c - 9 : 49,
Ber.on Wu. 3. Zee. B. ii
cona1isutaonal aIlessions Wm. 4. Nsrkes
lnsielli.g psaysr Geo. Y Mhiswoxth
49, 49, v v u rs 49, s.s9's - =, psvsnpoxs
Doxo}6ev ~ .ne can esrssssss'
Benedicifon. sfe Passas
..,..a.x -.
e@
$500 - - - Ps.os's s = g
ns,r Il, 49, H. = =. - = 49, -.
49,. on .ne hne 9. tne SeaHie' Laks
snofe fF E.astzfn raAway. TIE youHE
Ios.s setenueu m large lorcs
ana uss'sntIm ume Ess HAD. Two
! ~. IN ~. 49, = rs Iofenoon. one =
~ - 800. 49, 49, see 0trsI 81 nouf iater
-, a. ~ 49,. 3. - asy - zen,
-, -. 49, =. LIS ~
sss.ss.sA 80 tss.s, - s.s 49, aas :,
oid fn1ks sIsr stt-s.Je@ 81 - rho,.,
en;ove.i th~rss~iv~~ s,.iis - ,,,,,rh :.
the cflildren- a retSrn was made +,
| The cifv ~ : osrincf lat .vsn;n- =
s1
:, AZ 9 spcaxlng contest hesd in me
n!s6ihna 'ohSefvaIery q MUSE
- 49, - 1T, = On 10y Il. IL AsSs
...s ssp sa as ~ = III y aus y Asn-,
ss n 80 nass pIa1s' : purse "a ONE
Aa..alsu uo1l
AZ tne meeunk o. We nepaung %
eiesy 2. tne Iolng Msns Gnrisuan
Assoc!nuou. neil curing tne week: the
igliostne question va argued anu oe.
elueu u tne neesuve h<setfca, ma !
'ne NEGRO snouan % dis1fancnased.
PERSONAL
Mr.. Lincoln Jay, Of Fendleton, il in
/! the city.
/ Mr.. and Mra. L. ii. Griffith have
gone East.
Iuaxe f,ecrve w 11olco,ah. 81 Whist.
com h n the -ifv = :
rs,...,, rg.r~- - r..a 49,. /,
| ~ cgtr v~ss~rs5.v
/ Judre Thomas Burke left New York
~ G~a.... r~,,.- g p.... r.~r..a
was IN IL citv vesfer.sav
Mrs. +. II. Whitworfh left Monday
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soclErx IN GENERAL.

I
Sness prevails ia social circles in
We. The only event of import.
aassns the week jass over was
ssasss festival. concerning which
- ssposts have been given. The APP
ning naptiais u Mr.. W. A,
- and Miss Frances sanwyck. ID
Francisco. are reported below,
~ ns coming week no events o! any
possxace are chrouscled.
Fas CHORAL UNION.
Toe Chorzl and Orchestral T MON
49,. 1911 = preparing 10 produce tho
Esssa Y. ksther held two rehearsal,
q ~ we week orc Tuesday and
s--.. ssnss Friday evening. Tuesday
- = ever TOO members rArtlcsp1sssd
I - - ataca rsugrrss was made. Fries
3nsnx rs tossk part. and All lsrl
..ee q The ehofasss were tharsea sAIx
- ssss and wprk on the solos con
~ g VITA tie dstfesens parts begun
- sezrtef list, which now comprise.
ss. was elssed Friday evening
ss.s.. sAa''n evening committee ~
- ssaes and press committee wer,
ssss a Tuesday evening next IA,
- Wal bold lis farss annual ei~r
4 3 BE nominations win he mad,
=. sAsae tine. Next ws~S the sn
-. Eaes~ .isl he praefired wsthoa
SMITH essye sAn1x.
q !" ssstsssiay evening. Nav ~.
49, vas given Ey the members Q
~ nsostsfian ehach al Saith Cove
eslers IT giving the s<,csxasle IA
-. Z tan1 with which 10 huy Al
70 the church ard Il l. sAe IA
~ e usose n charge 10 gsve tzasS
1sr.5 as~nklasy until the fund Is "a
iS;Sz The shnrch vas hszuszEuil
( 49,. nth erefgrxens- An u
81 efer iW perseus iestafi<'
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Ntsswaek.

The residence az Mr.. ard Mrs. II.
Mclnass. rear Eighth ard Unsou
streets. was % Thursday evening.
MAY "a. fragrant anasd soral tinfs
hlersl~<i ia honor ef sfse napsiAls OF Mr..
john Z. Mesnnis q! Fort tszsabies Nit
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W A NTE,D

For saw mill. ssicker. $3.50: turner. $50
and board.
Land cleares, s225 per day.
Farm hands, - Per mouth
Servant girls. 20 % 10
no book keepers o. Eastern clerks vast
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-02

At . speaking contest held in the
New England Conservatory Of Music.
in Boston, Mass. on May II. Miss
Minnie Miller, OF Waila Walla, WASH,
won the first prize, purse Of one
hundred dollars
At the meeting Of the Debating So-
ciety Of the Young Mems Christian
Association. held during the we<k. the
following question was argued and de-
cided In the negative. Resolved, That
the negro should be disfranchised. =
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= ="
formers. II viii be presented in Alpha
opera house.
At meeting of tbs 0ptsnaist Club
Of the First Presbyterian church. on
TUESDAY evening, al enJoyahi mus
ical and literary programme was rem
ssered. Mr.. Breduli and Mr.. Freeman
gave recssAtsons, Mrs. Boxlc and Miss
Somers rendered artistic piano selos.
Mrs.. Mcdonald sang solo ard 49,
cosnrSnsesl herself on the gslt8r. and
Mrs. Preach sang The Fisher
Maiden
The $ Dessricf Skule~ vas presented
Ter q second tsrae al Alpha opera
house on "Wednesday evening. Owing
e. uunssruus attractions the attend
ancs was rather Light
FAITHS ssn FzeSHcS.
Mr.. ard Mrs. George Broxne enter
tanned senator Hea- ard vile. ssnasos
ard Mrs. Hale. senator Aillsor- s<na
sor nlrh. Mss SEeughtan OF Wash
lnrtoa and IStutensnf-to rsAEss1c;
stn<s ION Of the Thesis. IL dinner O.
SgnssSy escning.
A number Of rscrlses we're bed O.
/ psssas .riass Jay. une 81 American lAks
ara rne al Sfeisxcca1n lake Afaorss
ths happy party ~ American lass
were fxs1ee and Mrs Frank AIixn
Mr.. And Mrs ts6ofxe EEowne ~
| fnmszx Mr. nnzs Mrs. Hsxae VI Ansi<r
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The annual election Of officers Of the
Central ". c. T. z. occurred Friday
afternoon NJ 'Sseck in the Armo-y,
during the progress Of the flower fes-
fsvAi. Mrs. III. & Tarkhurss Was re-
saertesi president. AIRS. Miilssso Bat
isr Was elected vice president Mrs
NJ. <. Hanasaker and Miss Cara
Hosssl. Mere reelected recording sec
refary aud treasurer respectively. and
Mr~. Frances Lee vas elected coT-<s-
bonding secretary.
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@Esmerelda. which has been under
rehearsal for some time past under the
auspices OF the Girls Guild of St
Lakes parish, viii be presented some
time in the near future. The cast in
elndeS number of Tacoma's leading
sxsxssefv rseople- rs follows
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-15

WHEN General Chapman, in his report
to the State Board of Trade, spoke of the
economic climate of California, he struck
the key note of right PROSECUTING for home
seekers. Our climate is an economic factor
in the whole scheme of life in California,
because under and by reason of it the earth
is capable of yielding bounteously and
variously, where under less favorable con-
ditions the effort to produce would be a
constant struggle. When, therefore, a
facetious advocate of the claims of this
State declared that we sell climate and
throw in the land, he expressed the exact
truth. There is no sentiment in this mat
ter of climate, but cold and commercial
fact-that is to say, orr lands are valuable
because of the climate within whose infu-
ence they lie Outside of that influence
they would lose value because of the re-
duced capacity to produce under the min
imum of human labor.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-15
BRIEF NOTES.

John Charles has been sued for divorce
by Mary ]. Charles.
The police yesterday filled the tanks at
the city prison with vags and DRINKS.
Hattie s. Fickel yesterday begun an ac-
ton for divorce against her husband, By
ron T. Fickel.
Henry Henry has been arrested by Off
Ger Franks for stealing bundle of brooms
from store at Tenth and streets.
On Wednesday small sum OF money
and gold pin were stolen from the resi-
dence of Mrs. Christensen at 624 street.
The horse and buggy stolen from Thir-
tenth and J streets on Wednesday even
ing, were found at late hour in the east
ern part of the city.
1t was officer Crump. and not Arlington,
who went with officer Harris last month to
arrest Frank Bailey, as was stated in yes
terday's report of the police investigation.
Officer Higgins heart is shrouded in
gloom. Some time ago he lent his new $55
blue coat and vest to officer Harris to be
worn on parade, and it came to the Sta
ton house night before last cut and slashed
into shreds, the handiwork of Harris wife.
Higgins is wondering how he is to get
even
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-15


THE news of the safety of Stanley is
now of such a character that implicit re-
lance may be placed upon it. He is
within a months march of Zanzibar set
Elements, and hence within the lines of
safety, comparatively. 1t will remain a
puzzling question until after Stanley shall
have arrived and reported why his pro-
gress from Albert Nyanza has been so
slow. The distance is not such as to in
yolve the great time he has occupied, even
at slowest marching. 1t is to be feared,
therefore, that his force has been afflicted
by sickness, and that he has encountered
unusual difficulty in his negotiations with
unfriendly tribes
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-15
NO LONGER a TERROR.
Modern Treatment that Cures
CONSTIPATION.


According to the San Francisco dailies a
remedy has been discovered that with almost
unerring certainty overcomes constipation.
1t IS the new laxative principle in Joys yege-
table sarsaparilla- The papers are full of re-
cent occurrences confirming It's efficacy, and
we give place TO their Last sensation, card
from San Francisco's web known lady mani
cure. She says: am willing to relate the
following experience. have for years had a
weak stomach attended with constipation,
and never found but one preparation that
helped me and that soon wore out and lost
its effect, ana / was again sufferer till I
tried joys Vegetable sarsaparilla- It has
thoroughly reorganized me. 1 had one OF the
most sensitive of stomachs and was in con-
tinual distress, but can with the aid of Joys
Vegetable Sarsaparilla now eat any and every
thing with my old accustomed freedom. I
an both surprised and delighted, and gladly
recommend it,
CLARA MELVIN, Manicure,
125 Keaney street, S. 2.