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Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-16
RAIN IN THE HEART.
Unto each life some rain must fall. ;,

Into each life some rain must fall"
II this were all-Oh ifthis were all,
That into each life some rain must fall.
There were fainter sobs in the poets rhyme
There were fewer wrecks on the shore of time
But tempests of woe pass over the soul
Such winds of anguish we cannot control;
And shock after shock we are called 10 bear,
Till the lips are white with the hearts despair
The shores of time with wrecks are strewn;
Unto the ear comes ever q moan;
Wrecks of hope that set sail with glee,
Wrecks of love, sinking silently.
Many are hid from the human eye,
Only God knoweth how deep they lie:
Only God heard when arose the cry,
Help me to bear, oh, help me TO der
-LOuiSI,iHe lOllrier- Journal
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-16

A Dmparison of the American and Eu-
ropesh contributions at the Paris exhibi-
tion is said to develop two points-that the
Amencan constructive sense is superior to
the European, and that the American dec
oratfe sense is inferior to the European.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-16

A colored boy in Jetfersoville, Indiana,
swal lowed lead pencil. The pencil and
the boy were saved, but it took four doctors
sevsTal times to do it.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-16

they instantly fall into the well-drilled
" company attitudes" like soldiers on duty.
One leans against the maternal shoulder !;
the other occupies an exact spot in the
background, neither too near nor far to
give effectiveness to the picture, one foot
crossed, an Oscar Wilde in miniature.
Mrs. Burnett, who is now in Europe, is
about leaving Venice for London, where
she will remain all summer.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-16
WOMEN OF THE WORLD.
WHAT EWES DAUGHTERS ARE DOING,
THINKING AND WEARING.
Her at-Grand-Daughter Talks
About Her Sisters and the
Fashions of the Day.

Yes, twas twenty years ago,
All the garden was aglow.
Ruddy hollyhocks, red roses,
Marigold and SALIVA posies;
S ately suuflowers, humble panies,
"Heartsease, true as little Fans is,'
Quoth my lover, speaking low.
In the orchard trilled robin:
All me how my heart was throbbin',
Those long, happy years ago.
Well, the tales been often told
Two things-pure love and pure gold
Do not wane with passing fashion;
Life is cold without loves passion.
Pick me that blue pansy yonder-
Thoughts for pansies," say you ?-fonder
Grow our thoughts as We grow old
Happy, as the rough path steepens
And our feet lag. True love deepens,
Just because the tales retold.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-16

Miss Adelaide Moore is goin to star next
season in a play called "The Love Story"
Major C. E. Rice's new venture. me
Carthy's Mishaps," has made a hit at Phil
adelphia.
Colonel John A. McCaull has engaged
Geraldine Ulmar as his prima donna for
next season.
George S. Knight has not yet recovered
from his illness. He has been moved to
Ashbury Park, n. j.
Cora Tinnie has been offered the part
played by Helen Bancroft in Mrs. Potter's
"Antony and Cleopatra"
Charlotte Thompson has written new
play entitled Impulse, or Self Exile" in
which she will star next season.
Louis James has decided to add erich
ard III" to his repertoire for next season.
He will make production of the tragedy
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-06-16
SAID IN FUN,

"A little humor now and then
Is relished by the best of men" to rest EN-.
The successful farmer has to be sharp as
a raiser.
The engraving on a ten-dollar bill is
Y cellent.
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VISITORS FROM MONTANA.
= Toax of tho sound Relay Aads
IN ~ Enfvh~~~U

Al 1910 o'clock yesterday forenoon the
steamer Fairhaven OF The Fairhaven Rail-
way = Navigation Company arrived from
Tarasna, having on haard Willard Benneft
and vie, 81 der Lodge. Mont. NJ lson
Bennett and y lie, 81 Tarsma; &c W, fts-
r.wtfe and niece. II Eutfe Mont Edward
I.arahse atsd wsfes 81 Deer Lxsiee, Aous. !:
MEX hleIenberg. IL Deer l.oax., thc cattle
king uf Montana, and Captain J.. H. Mills
aud wife ard sns III ~ the party we're
joined by Addison smith, Of this city.
formerly Of Deer lodge: Miss Clara ksslt-
efts. now 81 Seattle. bat formerly ni Rntsss.
and 4. n, ! ahfss1n. uf The waiia Naila
UaieH varians points Of lnteres In this
eity were visited The boat lett at ~
o'clock and will visit PORT Townsend, Fair.
haven and Victoria. returning on Friday
The i5ngs 81 stay viii be made al Fasr1
haven and thorough inspection win =
mad ~ fhs Fasfhasen a Southern raj
road. which II being built from Fairhaven
"a the Goa fniflss. a distance III thirty miles
inland Messfs HsHuFtt and i,arnhie arr
the principal owners nt the read Iht
sfea or Faifhaxen II Ia be placed on tnf
route l,esweefa seattle aud fasnraa act
SEATTLE ssssi fasrhasen. and will maxi
regular trips between these points.
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90 - q a4v =.
s<..z.s<. u...-s,<..xzs - s...a.Ss..
-. = SO sssF Is z
issss fsztefsS~f hsfsrrsspss sfza = xnni arfszss
fer srMeo kasnAn wrestling asztth. The
nssefshx exrnrrs8 at $50 ssesock. s<hss-
ss.atsfrr {sessx. ~ x,xs,.ts ss5s ~ .s..sst,
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Mssfiy agreed - c8fae sloNa 80 yhe ue4gfsf
that s-isnf1arher deiazyssed Esxh We m
sxreezi flaAf tfsH xuafsh sI5psfd f,e srssPvT ed
~ 1fzfs.- kafss4z1 rtliss, assa shz< i stgBld
Be Tor exE @fsss ~ aEn il eHsz@ 10 the
time ST Hffrb the uIzsfxf should ssxeNr af.s
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=. -
hsss raesd sssfe=aay received a
~ 2 rum lsehntY wsFeea ! q. Hughes,
- Cal. snnuuasins that he had
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80 ~ Wanisn. asi.s @Paisasseit.l.sa
sas sse.ssd eoasle., whose eapsasr
49, ta satsfgaeet ssasss 10 escape sFSasn
- Asu - ihsselss s.sslr hlsa . prosni
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Improvements Under Way All
Aosx ID Lire.


Fexs szztay Atsexaa~sa Fns7 fxrxlzxsxx-
cEe nsf seT 80 "a PCS sfsz 81. Fred Z. SAN
der 80 sisif - he poHss hease al ne Yex-
- ar7enHs ezhse line u L&xr VI Weaknesses.
The rod has Ee1 see2 kaEs 1asn sersuf
: 80 <k A1s1 wsEs Esos reszsnae sspxrn<ssa ua,tss
fzzse r. Assr tie EaaaaserS a1s5 enrIasts a.
taa sosf sse hEasser saAa ever making she
nesszz1rz 4asesas5azsa
Aew rasehzzsry . seslnx rat In tie powxs
hon&e "a iAsf - saea ard Inonev sasa MT Il
there A ncw wkeei for ths Yesier syenue
sxksatSs cate has ssea rEs n plAss sud
chine ard hszeksn1sh xSo2 s1n ia eossuees
rh1u 9Th sAe power ngesr. e sfExh pza<s
Mr. A. g4ekSoa. sssr superintendent Il ~.
road, ks&< q force ~ zznn ssa & IN -
wvr4. misunderstanding al ks;xEt< Of nsAnasn
err Dog tie 1srs. sunnfss O sxaxk
The track ranasns fruzn the plsssrr heus.s
20 sae Lake, On which = kesss car faaz hsxa
run 10 take ~ The slack q be cable. ha<
hexn "a G1A n xssS fsze car szsfx rs<sz11 ~
. heavy wkagfzx like kAe mr<sI sssstss rp5r
asEd - the Frnnf-stse9E I1nes whixh haS
beea ioaEd 70 szsExzsd zanezl qelckrx Il
the work re-guIrSs5 % e.
TIC Merk ca tie anEhse SfsEk between
Erua ssrxes and the lake Is Progressing
fGEaazy. The fenx rsstaf near tse pvwer
house has been d0s1ssiex5 III width. s has
also fAe de- y eass q azsd Elaaagk Fer fully i
.. lie f11s tnzs side If the Yuwer huss>e fhe
= 1sz bed Is as sss8eeth a. Huar. he eosfa-
psuy h4s sR4rssi nEisis<r EsSssx scr 81 r.ense
10 make Is a iiHe foas Tie srark has
i<etzz raised IN rspsns pssre and Slwered in
others mEkiag the two sraeks on exactly
the same level
Nhen TIE ctr wishes 10 grade Ycsler
avenae ~ sss4 lake AL mat VII be reuaresi
will h 50 widen the cuts Sud she fsllng
already made ny The fAlse company. and
this viii make sssrfkft street.
TIE restaurant ana ore ~ the power
hausa hns hsau renewed bark about
fwrHty ftet 10 inskH more room for the
rev snrn-tas,se- and the large nsme<f 81
sassesssers that are exyeesed 20 Alight
fasFs.
sieaflng up tn-acfc trait for rArk pur-
russ =. dsrsstEy adloiusag she power house
On the r9utn- The rress have been feiSed
and The n amps ere being burned This
work rili BE- followed hy thorough plsu
ing and narrowing, after which cover win
h. SASH u Is expected by next spring u
hnyt Is ia a fiue foEdit on fer lasin out
sxepsses and saIks. mailing Il ont 81 toe
iosItssf parks ina the Pacific Northwest A
FayIlioa viii be built ~ opce. aud ether
buildings whcfe Refreshments will be
served TIE sear round win he baiIt rs soon
as possible.
The esfnpanv expect TO have car leave
TIE juEcftssn 81 Fscnf and Ye<ier avenue
Tar the lake every seven minutes in IA urp
- the cars viii be lrss liable 10 delay with
. double ffa
New dwellings are being built ill along
Ttsisr ave nne, aud Ii Is undo ks0od thai
1sx1nn a. a-e new constructed on
1ii Be built in the immediate
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ng. srixgup HEsRD FROM.
Progress ~ she -~sssae. Lake shore
a Eass~rn survey.

A letter u.s. secsfsed yesterday By gen
tsesaan In the .nsln. eFss ssssv ~ the ~
att =, lake s1ass A Eastern Easlrssi tsssfn
fuesnsss Msrtsnfus <ts~snss 8 he - ~ ihr
hsa si olsr 81 the I..stiv< tfsxssssl tn sns-
-. tag 80, f,sss- ~ s.st1ie. LAKE ~Asss*
Il r.sssep ratssss.ss tom he Sksst river
,arsh fnu.fsf ste Efsssh tsiaNstas sc
sfs+ party ueat Gp tav Skags Ttv =
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vs~g Az the tiusr a. nj sing tar sri e 81
shs HUE hssl ssssa ssss Fs.sSss as - asssN
,hra.ah witch sh.. li8- e. b ia faa J.
he.siis tlrnhsrfSs ana rssueB The ssssns
ier~ Of thu party ara all ia sod heath sasf
stirst@
Soshine has ses txet hfari sf the sssrss
ef surveyor. anstsF r " Ne psFt whss ar.
T. tssia ~ th4 bssitss Csslasusts lue stsa
ssn ! lssse senth tai the ssasty Hussg Eiiga'
IaxxF sits srts + nsss
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~ PARSONS INHALED.
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Notice Of Sale of Real Estate.

Pursuant 10 n resolution af ise qualified
electors of school district No. 4, King
cauuty " T.. passed 1T sref1Al scfaool
meeting held after due notice published.
on the 18th day Of May, issa, the under
signed school directors 81 said schaof dis
irses No will sell al public auction at tire
sshsol house grounds, in the town 81 Kent.
KING coanty, ". T.. on Saturday. june -,
lsSs. nj ,he hour % o'elcck p. m. che fob
lowing described real estate belonging 10
said school district. situated Ia the tev n nj
X. M. King eunHty. ". r.. and particularly
described a. follows. 10 wit. BEGINNING at
a point on the south boundary tine ct s&m-
uc3 W Kusseil-< donation claim. IN town
ship twenty tive ca north af ranges four
and i've "a and 81 east. ahere the township
lfne tesueeu said townships iElterseets said
s.snth boundary tine. running thence north
i've aud three quarters chains. thence west
sssven 10 chains, tileuee sessih hse and
thFee-auar;sTs chains. ard thsnre east
seven s-5 chains 20 plaee es beginning
esSp;asniag foEr 90 aEreS more ar less
Terfms. 10 per cent down and baLAnss
Inside OF ten days, ca the making at the
deed
]. J. CROW.
- X. GEIBEEs0S,
Tirrrtorx Scheoi District 40. :, stng
sxsaaty. ~ r.
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arrived ffu1n <sx Yosk rGneTh :. y Irx< IS
bn6 been xt<f59ue4 Nutys hfe rkSztxu f-n1n
Az1a Miuof- wbexc be hed sx4t1e1 azr1Er
lss< He e11 tzeseesxbs he<h a Tale ard
Ha*yam o7<s keF N1lz<xn p fet. b. D.
sho ~ Isrercd ne &raaAr IszE s,sxssfrlr.
assd wks4 Ii 1H54 delivered So hEra fhe
sight band ~ teszpN~f1ap whxn re fF=v-
Aorsl HA* or't1lneH ~ = mIsz1orary Ell fke
Asaer5ean E1afa Is Msms0Ss tof,sv.s. 81
Aria M5gs1x :.
pulpit xzx o<sefxiIY feysiratxd Is Inv fzst
His dnuxat<r. Hxx e G. jssxnsAus. prs-
ss<zEs - She oxk16 HHrInx he eerssee. aud
assiStsH hT NJ william Lee Esnn xS Eeq.
Dr. y. =. Iet1- who artxn d rrrxssszas. sre
g sorssisfs TIE uu3le fur tie f;hnrch ii tae
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- fAW tfUH "a
ur .r~r The large ~
1 SeS go 4, he -

Fnf a year was trossbles.' With rains In
ny s4ck a19 xsste. atsi hea. .sehcs. the ~
sslfs 81 ilyes and kidney ;vonale. | uas
asfr~ rssss To Joy's yegssas,o sarsapariIsA-
Ils ss,e s,arsiing testimonials IN the pa
pers- Tiscv seemed ~ p-arflSsi was in
i Eel TO try It. knowing tsat as Il wss
pssrels vesesassir, /. ssssild 10 DO larsn.
ltarssi - a geatie laxative After the
sseuiaa bottle zsy pains and aches stisap-
rcaset II asd 50 'asx3a f9s rae ;hss
scat several so:tscs % Hsy family in Sew
Jersrs. who also took i With the Ia0ss
satisfactory results
~ s,-eser Ell
Master IaaIkes, foot Clay. S&a Francisco.
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= r o.
II I5xaf3 by A4yfF
..<., S ,z..x;se ware
49, q. 49,. ~ rs
- s.ss- -
1880 atsd stated sfss'
~ ~ 1900.
B. 8 .......,-..,s ~
- - -.
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= j ca<zrzszsf% 90 A.
55 .zxx ek&rFe OK TIE ~
- ~ 4-n6 r,s<,f a = is<
~ 8. 1890, xers
= :. 49, I.efsf.s
~ ~ gs.'ss s = 49, ,. ~
49, t,x.ssr rsrs.fr.
~
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31F .s..s..<.s,es.s ~ !
- { :. ~ ~ 8 ~ s1ss,sssI
gf2 20 ~ - - ! u = 80 49,
Z e. 49, sss. - sx,~ : j ~. a. ssssr.
zss ". 1880 49, q ia ~ ~
H. " s re ss'ssssn y 1 :,
s,s..is PssS Iers;
81 ~ = sosrbs bns vital
n poul. fesEss'a s.s, 1 :.
Fl A.. :, w = 80 g. 1919. =, !
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|pycpristed
~ lx<e 4h&


b3aHe. the expenditure 10 be made
undor - supervision Of Com nissioaer
oaach.
he pnfchasIag aren't uss directed 10
furnish askissanco - NH. Chrfst,ne Ander-
pos st the rete 81 81 PR msnth Tor the next
tlree montks
The sum CT $40 uas appropriated ont Of
the road and bridge fund 81 repair the sno.
qnsImie road between the hop-house and
tolLfats.
The following bids. accompanied bv
plans aud specifications. for the bnflding
ham a collis t3Sco: E. Neiison. 81 .z98.
Fiync 4 Brp< kmaYk. t2ic0: San Fnut isco
Bfidxe Gofansny. 3I.66e; h =. Bo&tian.
81 .f63 6os Honmsn g Bates. 81 774,fo: fav
Hrps.. a. hDs.z0. The eonffafs WAS award. q
10 bay Broe.. thsit bid ard accompany ing
plans and speci tcasions being coasidcred
the cheaIett aud hess
The rtsil fiquor jiecnee OF Cushing 4
brewn was revoked. upon the pefiiian Of
Peter Brown, ore Of the parties.
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on waanISa us .--George d. Markic.
~. ard wife. arrived here yestesdss from
Portland. ard are rasIsserrd stsihe ucei-
sienfxl Mr. sud Mrs- xsrkle are on their
w.si.iiug tour. Tns.y were married ~ So
Lakes ehsp at Vancouver on wednes-
sass. Mrs. Ma ki~ xA> Miss Kate (it,odwin.
belle ss Vancouver aud daughter 81
Lieu esssat t;sssfwip. Of thar city. Mr..
Maze y one ~ P.rtIsnd's vi althifss and
us st eussrpristng essixens ! he newIy
aaarrfeti eSupls are en- route for NV York
city an VIII rcfnasa Ia the kast during
the summer
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A BATcH or WEDDINGS Licenses TO wed
were issued by Auditor Foyres yesterday
fng lassp - r. an sns Johanna ~ Ryan:
Edwin Peters u and Ellen &. LAWSON: Ed
ward Christensen and ID tile fo0fnbs:
Hannah lar isa tsr son and Pail RaSk, all
81 seat ie: John Nurnan III. CHICAGO, and
carrie -ssSn, Of seattle: " b Wneiery. ~
Ssn Tie and Auhse Tarrl q 81 Madrid. ID.
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work has been sse9an on the slip wbth
IL 10 be pHs IN ct she foes OF Marion sfrtt
Tor the garbage scssw,
A regular usaeting OF the Harrison lsgSln
wfti a. held fhfs eseaing In ths EskE frit
frye block. al o'clock sharp fniat.
tendance II requested
Mrs. Caroline Conrsdsen. sgea e. die 81
sppop'exy On Tussass. ~ 30 10, 80
plsee At . O'Clock this afternoon.
patrosman II n Pardy wss arrested
acting nisss rounssmsn BY chssf ha,ffs'
field lHkt nfxht He has opey e-s0<p4fnr
ioree = few weeks. hnf heys soeNd hirSea
70 be very competent n
SIN the prahait eoart yesterday Wfban
NJ wsgenusr was spposns~d sdsnins ssasn I.
"a Inc ssfase of hss wife sophr ~ y.
warenner. Who died In seattle On Ne II
Ne furnished bonds IN shr rum oil ~
Tne sontesAsi homestead esse Of ] hs-sn
~. {. n pas4 ard seof1lsntsFs - esacaf the
attention. at Register keesi NJ sbs tsftess
STATS land efsee II nas TAX. ~ siE
tive more % finish the hearing 81 ~ eafe.
The hsiaenssss. Eimer Ltnas@ and
Charlie. Hsgnistaa, 81 sen Fyans.ls 'oNre IN
am sscersgnf snrsae u here on shs sassd on
the Fourth 81 July. They have rforss OF
80 escerstsf1A
Mr. tsairh r. MOOD Who was srstssd
/ IN rssnsisse ia The aissstsss rpsstt ysfef<l<
I l. = son q ex-tssss~saar Assssss> s,s sfeesss.
ard l. a wFs's nate ct Alhsns y So
ss.hsssaf He has t~ned ian effsf ~ i'aft
/ Tawrsenss snsi ws 70 there ia ~ dsss
/ 10 engage ia the pyscfie. af bis psitssi''f'.
/ The sass,efai IS T. ira Hicks, sAs1eurtsssis
u, Ia. died ftfss zee sftss. Of esnatinttss.
tered Overdose 81 morphine s. ssst-4 iAs /.
t.Aak place Yesterday as1eflsssssa ssssssaf :,
he EnssFtne II Mss ~ ssta fefss 1913 ~.
49, n III ~
ae4s ssrAns key funeral exnsslst WEIR dc
fravcd ~ charitable irsrfal&
III prnw.sng. supsr nEesent Of the
/ NartAprn Pacific txpfess tsnfsus. hss
sssnsf = nessfeasioa thss estsiisss,s
~ the Jahssta~n sufferxFs ssepsd es hss
lice by safhesfk.s rsssnnsstsss VII ~
shfnpea fs.ee ~ ssss rasDrsn 70 - fsni.
end ky essrussf ns sxpre< cssnrsnies
frsaFn - pasi - tahnsfosu.
fvaasrrstv fs~sxe No -. u q T.. ~
seas4is xss ins isiseaa sssursy nssht ~
Nssaad Master fisutass. III 9suns. ami f.ss
fosss,A tsg ossiysAF~ wee snSsless I. y
faFapta1s. \. -. De. hiinessssA Z.
s Il, s or : - 500
The Dss.s,sAn = = - III
! seattle ss~i<~a& - lIIZ
ansly spssEi
o@s..ia = =
N Mr. s' = sass.s
y. 9 sIsasa WA
NJ ~ s.i.- ~ ~ sal
=; - '':,'s !, :
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- - ssls tla'fiy avs the use OF the
eesse - has might's meeting sree az
- gin slso sposts tie use II he
=. ~, y 49, mf saturday afternoon 10 the
{risS ~ s W .tls erassan Ae~fs Mad.
Se... &c or ~ hvs.s al OF Tia food sssf
$3.50. 1he sssfarmsnce wall lie al a
Sss-s - ~ nAiTh sisi not asseaA even the
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LAKE SHORE ADDITIONAL plat OF Lake
shore addition 50 Esst seattle was fled
witn ise eonn auditor yesterday. The
asssiisiaE, Is Subdivision IT government
Isst Ne :. sesfion II. townships 81 nnsth,
rAugr cslst ard esn- lists OF Hour hleeks GA
ttss sass ssfe If lake wasElvgfcn. The
rssess are eaFns~s Exchange, Park, Chest
nut afaks Esrnesnr
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couxrr cosmrssrosERs.
Contract for fhs sale OF a1O0. goo
Bosds stgned.

Contract for fke sale OF $500. 600
BoDds Etgsed.
The beard ofseaufs commissioners yesser
day afternoon signed tie contract sitH n
". Harris q co..s 3 Cticsso bsnkess.for The
sale Of the S1o.f1o Issue Of bonds. The
bankers win furnIzh accurity In sam
equal to their liabilities for the faithful
performance Of the contrast The bunds
viii be issusd - soon - they ean be
printed sad the ~ fhev are delivered 20
N. W. Hssfis & Ia. tz0s.I7 will he plse d
70 lhs credit Of king cunniy Ibis money
via BE- drawn a. nct dad Tor the corsfrue
ton 81 the new county bulk ipRs. on
thsee aayA, sight dssft Thc hn1nno6n.rnr
maisinx In the bar
interest
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line -
BLOOD Purifier. Tsk61v
Black silks-A lot OF IL
SL50, sl.75. grand values. Chess
ioc--A lot OF heavy Towels. - ill.,
long. ~ inches wide. Chester Clcary.
Hem-stisched Handkerchief. Chester
Cieary.
Gloves. Chester Cleary.
Jerseys Chester Cleary.
Mitts. Chester Cleary.
Infant Outfits. Chester cieary.
Chiidrea's Dresses Chester Clcary.
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An INSANE MUSICIAN ~ charge af la
sanity was lid BY G; Carter, III The saliva
slan Army, against .Alsxsntie- Helimnud
IN TIE probate court YESTERDAY afr Hpson.
Hell nBn1 il q ypunx man nf exec letf
edacat aa hat yesy dis iats hsbiss. who
came bat tHan psstt aud several nfantfs
ago sisd has mssie i living sy pa, isE the
rsano tss . noise Of iii.fane sevHra days
axo ne bs$sEae EHssns frpm dissipation
and MAS taken - ssrsee hs~psfsl for treat
fsrns. Yesfsrday morning he escspesi
tom tse hospital aud has not since hscn
see.s. although the officers have searched
sxsrywAefe Ter bin
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LETT Fos TnE EAsT -TAe railroad party
copsl Inc 81 George D. Harris. vice presi-
dent ~ she Chi sgs, Darlington 4 North.
srn; II 7. U,kssn. pref knit OF the First
> nsis nal hank - Sc. Paul; u. G. Shepard
anil Pit ssiesf >. The Il. Paul railscsd con-
tractors. II D. Gilman vsre resident OF
the re.s l.. Lake Shors 4 Eastern railroad.
msssi hers. leff IN their sreelai car early
sesseyssas ssssrpsng for 81 Paul Au of the
Marty Iut Mr.. tsiimsu viii remain In 81.
Pau lie vii 81 on a. New York. The
filsmhrFs ~ The party were reticeut as 20
re ~ G OF fhs If visit, and the sarmises
~ 10 > iaapers have Kern Guneruns-
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sllgr1ey next there will tse a match
sasehail At the 1aekson street
sstseea Macs from onapsny 4
Ssssslx, and Company b Is assie
1n< fsoeesxishso 10 be devoted 10
s:x I. y ID g The Juhnssnxn sufferers. fhe
49, e4mls<ioa will be a. usual. =.
49,. = s.s.'e4iaF ~w the names aud paN
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A VERDICT roR FLAlSrIyF.-The suit
OF II. l. Gnlline 4 Company
w. The seattle Dry Dock Com
pa.sy. which had been on tTsai iE justice
kissrs' curt before jE.y fo- iwo DAYS.
wa- d etced yssss rstay by = verdict for the
b aifsIG THE thin wss for <lIas5 urou
Ii sntfsct ~ which ibr pl-iafaff Guliiue
a Cembsry nsresd 10 furnish pile soser-
ifsrx fnr The d. fsndsnfs dock The def nd
ante chained shss fhe pile COW rings furn.
ished by the si.-ieuHant were NO ia tess AID
set apa snpter csSfm fer $40 tamsees.
The xsruicg eel ASIDE The counter claim.
and allowed the lisinrK judgment for the
amount sutx1 4