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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-29
FEATHERED PETS.
How to Take Care of Canaries and Othe
Birds in the House.

How to Take Care of Canaries and Other
Birds in the House.
Do not hang your bird merely where his
cage looks pretty, advises writer In Our
Dumb Animals. Nor must you fly to the
other extreme, and place him in glare of
sunlight, even in winter. Birds suffer and
die from this cause. The best way is to
give him his choice; put him in the sun and
shade part of his cage, so that he may do
as he likes. You will notice that he often
sits in the shade.
Remember and take care about placing
him in draft or too close to even closed
window, except on warm summer days. Ii
is as great mistake to put him where he
will be subject to the dry, burning heat of a
furnace or stove. Do not hang his cage too
high nor too low, but let him breathe tn,
pure air which you breathe yc1rsel +.
From November till June wrap his cagr
nightly in warm shawl or draw over 1t a
thick flannel cover, and never place the
cage on the floor, as / saw advised not long
ago.
Your birds need variety as we'll as you.
bird-store men and bird-book writers to the
contrary, Notwithstanding. Give him every
day, beside his seed and fresh water, bit
of green food, lettuce, sorrel, chickweed
plantaln deaf or ends), or a slice of banana
or apple, and fasten the delicacy so that ii
can not fall to the floor. A dainty bird viii
not touch it if it falls. Also, now and then
perhaps three times week, give him a snil
or two OF raw beef the size of a pin head
larger ii he's moclnng bird. He may look
askance at first, and turn his wise, black
eyes W on it with curiosity, but will soon
relish il, and eagerly snatch it from your
finger, and it takes the place of the insects
he would add to his bill of fare if he were
free!
In fact, try to keep in mind that the little
fellow has likes and dislikes, pain and dis
comfort, happiness and pleasure, much as
you have yourself, and you will be well re-
paid by his brightness and vivacity.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-29
IMMIGRANTS LOOK HERE!

Having farmcd in this country for over
half Il century, which gives us thorough
knowledge of the country, we now offer our
services TO you in
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-29
EASTERN BRlDALS.
Traces of Primitive Practices to Be Found
in the Modern Marriage Service.


in the Modern Marriage Service.
All nations originally captured their
brides, and anent this an article in Black
woods Magazine gives US some interesting g
particulars. Traces of this primitive prac-
tice survive even in our civilized and COM
plex marriage service. The bridegroom
takes his best man, the strongest and most
daring among his associates, and goes to
carry off his bride in defiance Of her pro-
tecting bridemaids, who in their degenerate
days exhaust their energies by hurting satin
shoes, rice, ETC., at the retreating, but tri-
umphant, bridegroom.
Lo how the woman once was wooed
Forth leaped the savage from his lair,
He felled her, and to nuptials rude
He dragged her bleeding by the hair.
Among the tribes of Western China the
brutal savagery of the first assault has dis.
appeared Among the Lolos in Western
China, the bride, on her wedding morn,
perches herself on the topmost branch of
large tree, while the elder female members
of the family cluster on the lower limbs.
armed with sticks The bridegroom then
Chambers up the tree, assaied on all sides
by blows, pushes and punches from the
dowagers, and it is not until he has broken
through the defense, and captured the
prize, that he is allowed to carry off his
DrlQe. tOr several DAYS before the we'd
ding the Chinese bride and her companions
utter doleful cries and lamentations, in an
ticipation of the dreadful fate awaiting her,
but
What she thinks, from what she'll say,
Lies far as Scotland from Cathay.
On the marriage morn no traces of grief
disfgure the fair bride; and as soon as the
best man is announced large, red silk
wrapper is thrown over the brides head and
face; thus vailed, she is conducted by the
best man to the sedan chair in waiting Ac-
companied by music, forerunners and flow
ers, she is carried to the door of her new
home. AS the chair stops the bridegroom
comes out and taps on the door with his
fan, upon which it is opened up by the
bridesmaids, who help the bride to alight.
She is not, however, allowed to enter the
house in the ordinary way, but is borne
across the threshold on the back of serv
ant and over charcoal fire. What may be
the meaning of lifting the bride over
charcoal fire would be hard to determine. 1t
has been suggested that it may be either
an act of purifice ton or the fire may pos
sibly have been originely intended to serve
as bar against the rescuing force, and to
prevent the possibility of escape on the
part of the bride. Having once been safely
deposited in the reception hall, the lady
prostrates herself before her husband, and |
submits to have the red vail lifted by her
lord with q fan,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-29
Our Old Subscribers

Now take advantage of big discount by set
Ting old and joining the grand thong of dollar s@rbet
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-29
Snake, KIlled by Electricity.

According to German scientific journal,
they are using electricity in India 10 pre-
vent snakes going into dwellings. Before
all the doors and around the house two
wires are laid, Isolated from one smother
and connected with an Induction apparatus.
When the snake attempts 70 enter the
house or go under it he completes the CIR.
cult as he crawls over the two wires, and II
the shock he gets doesn't Kill him Il Is likely
70 frighten HIM so that be goes away from
there as soon as he can.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-29
THE KEY TO SUCCESS 5!
FOUND!

requires preparation thoroughly
Arithmetic Pennship
denc bookkeeping by both Single and Double Entry the and
Commercial
Shorthand ypc-wring Manifold Dcaon
All these needed
Griswold's Block Salem Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-29
$50. HORSES.
$50.

One hundred head of brood mares and
" young horses for sale. Forty or fifty
colts expected IN the spring Two fine
horses, Clyde and Percheon stock, weight
sixteen and seventeen hundred; have been
with the band for the past three years.
Original stock from the best quality OF
mares. For particulars address or see
W. II. BYARS,
wit. Salem, Or.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-29

Communion Tickets AZ twn.re - per
mile on sale al stations nav ing agents
Connection ~ Rays and Fuil4aTl
Landing with steamer -ciiy ~ aaleln
CHA-. y. sCDlI, Recover.
General Of1iees, y W Cor. Firsi ana Pine,
Portland, Oregon
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AMUsrMKNTs.

KA4xR Pg-TNAM-Evesy Observer Of dramatic
aaassS or sa9er-eoez. Is scgssipses site BE
Fesafsve nsessss 81 The tk.eatad little actress.
Kssie Putnam. Tier pm6lse snd private life ASxe
hs.sh fFssaeasly Frcesyed tae etgness praise In
fhese ea1uaus. u Ray tateress a fes 81 anuse
meat ovssS ia seasfia 20 hear shat tae Aa.sTsl.
lass sngnk of the celebrated artist The Mei.
hzsErne Ace. % June is, has fkss 20 sAy 81 the
pot.s1ar eamedsennes sMsss Essir PGtnazn ~
raa n4e shisa week.s enxsessaeat ~ Her Maj
essssx eF@yAAoaze. SAtaF1ag a5Eat. ii "a ASST
can eaznedy eH1iEls3s Efns TIE 81" Mss Pat
nan aczEg. a. Egm&, - Esrksa ihFsnxhees
BY apt ste exsezseHcs 81 xsTy Sigh oxssess Jhs
character gives se0pe Tor ire aAspaas q vxxsed
sRaassenx wnssAev ia taa exs.Fesssaa et TIE
asxAs heart gaAesy o. tAs na@rFs. aisAss l4uEh-
fax saa trrsprexsiely h&rpy Erna. uaasa nNfase
saauld ae4 a = sAy &c snrEkatEes AFt&hss Enx taH
livea ~ a. thase wssh wkon STA epaaes IN eqzz-
tass. ar S n9aftessmassa of saseAfax yastus 80
sss kera . asst1xsnszs as tae se~ltsws at anger
snf xns4fxssaf4osz Tae paxsrAlf M2s assaYs Raj
Esal tEsesssxSag. ceres. eanass sat Ee&lsnezy
haszAn naa gase-SEke oy f9rnA. an1 IS assxaeNFe
nSrrvAsNxss Aeroz1e tee mare sss1sns Ia tie
eseTss sxssuxfss1s sESm gAe e1rEatSsoa 81 one
ssxlsnR Is azc<Asr. T9a @snnex ot in1zearsaE
gAs vAszsa1s = fa93x71uaa EAAt q auEos 1as-
aaa1a anE Il yuH .se ngw sn4 AgAaa ssAFz1e1 ~
Enefnx Mtss pagnxxn ceevaassng fAe an4Ss1ce
~ tnxsss ~ fzsensfsoa esA tricks 81 &eea1Daly
Azsszlesa kazex. ss2 are 1iszpese4 % esfn F12nz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-04
Acre Property.

ss2, ooo-The Oneida Gardens p,atted Ia
hyearre tracts. for sale ia q body 1t sIeo pr
acre This Is good land. half of & e cleared ara
% scfes improved The property 10 locased
north Of Lake Union, and IL Is . barEAia a this
price.
So oOO-s0 acres north Of Union hay, on the
line OF the seattle, Lake shore 4 Eastern rail-.
road.
"a 6Oc-7k acvcs opposite the Waite houss
IN oath seattle; three acres In garden.
aA.6O0-Fsve acre tract south Of Jackson
street. The Investment can te doubled By plas.
ting this track
e2 500 -lzss acres adjoining the town sta
al PAIL City; suitable for plating
20 .ooO-aD acres near Gfeea Lake.
1900 20 acres Al Pert Orchard, adjoining
the naYy yard.
s3oO--ssnEse acres In Days Acgs Gardens
Thsse acre tracts are wEshtn half NIL Of ms
Green Lake electffn road. The land adjoining
q ulettrA into lots and b selling readily.
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THE PosToRFIcE.
Three More Clerks Naeaed-The Large
Increase In Business.

Three More Clerks Saeaed-The Large
Increase In Business
Postmaster Bfockes tells Crap 60 70 the depart.
menf al Washington yeste rssay Tor authority 10
employ three additional eieFks lmgnedaatriy.
He says thar the wsFk OF the Office has In seAssd
enoFmeasly lately and SOME 81 the CLERKS are
obi red to work eighteen hours per 70 keep
ap with their respective departments The
thrpe clerks. II setaFed ~ enee, will Dc pi eed
IN the registry. money order and box depart.
mentz rvspecfively.
Mond.y there were a73 transactions IN the
motley order department. and e. lbs registry
wiisdyw Ia pAcksgss we're taken IA. besides
s0me 100 handled IN transit. This vas more
than doubl what the present nambsF OF eis rks
c0uld have conveniently hand ed. seaftle does
g large registry business ~ the Omaha pess-
ofsec.suhich hes an annual revenue Of nearly
$4,000. While the Seattle otfice has iess than
hall that amount
The postmaster has tnst complete hls FspoFf
for December. aud from that an interesting fact
Ii deiue q. The business OF tue last two
months f1is.72kaIi. Ia Within small sum Of the
business foe the preceding three months
tsI50is,l9ls which shows gain In business Of
nssrly 90 per gent omparlng the receipss Of
last year. ending June 80. which weF 81 600 ia
round numbers with she receipts Of the ast I've
months. $4,000 IL Is touna THAI there has been =
gain Of oves 30 per cent ~ business and II 10
possible that Eeeerahar's business win bring the
receipts fog the last ak months Up 70 a. much
IS the receipts Tor the preyieus welye months
All the employees 81 the possolfise, from the
postmaster down 20 the 1anitoF. hsd their pic
lures taken In group yesterday from be front
steps There were twelve carriers In uniform
and thirteen clerks and beads 81 departments
Two OF the carriers were fislalng their watches
out 10 signify that they reckoned time IS very
vntuable
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Choice asridance Lots

SD 600 Double corner. 10 feet sqcare at
the northwest corner Of Ssring and kfx.h
streets, containing good residence.
S6,6O0-Fnli lot at TIE southeast corner Of
Madison and Ninth streets. In our Judgment
this is the most desirable residence los in y T.
tie. II Is corner lot on the choicest residence
street in the city, and II Is practically the only
lot on the street where the view cannot he OBJ
structed.
So, coo-Two lots 40 feet SQUARE Mt the
southwest corner OF Eighth and Seneca streets
This 10 the cheapest property Ia the best resi-
dence part OF the city.
Sa,26o-I.ot on the east side Of Seventh
street. between Union and University.
s2.3oo Three lots on Depot street. near
Broadway. With magnificent view
8i,76o--cosy cottage on Fifth street, be-
tween Union and University, with fractional
lot
$1,000 Desirable lot On Washington street,
near Twelfth.
el,oOO-Two mo lots on Roy street. in
Queen Anne town; si.600 each.
$500 Building sites on sixth street, be-
tween Union and University.
BENTON AnDfTIoN-we stu have .
veryfew lots In fensoE addition, but there viii
be no more left In lev days
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10 ensh,s "a sueessssaIly eonauet ear hgsst.
neNs - setting o. tbs' VERY eSs .Haiisles q
wsn : aud lQassss al elise tSgres. ws are N8n.
sve vSFy esss qualities For cash. Lemis
Assssts, $40 frons ssrs~s, Eine and sparii snef-
G aNsx
sferse Ssie, saturday p4sesns Der Z. ysa wlsl e&
Hgk ). Faak = s Ca. ths ssrG = hlnE de4a-
ers - TIE weg 4 Gomez FTUus aEd Co uaab A.
Tsys sat Christmas tree ornsmenss ~ latest
styla zsss an sac 81 t&e NAsxun GAsres Iew
sfonI strssS fsme asd fske yss1s csssaos
5cha Cuughtin. rs ahansaiz street ass usw
4 sass sGssek "a gas nxusr0s Ia al sRysrslsS aaA
wead - rseassi - saos = RFuspecsaFs euysrA
Fos Essse a. s-asas 10 tae BAT sz.ss car line "a
se ChAfirs sse.ssssssa. ne batter. seeoaa sfrees
tear Eo<soa asask
se soeks. Ail.woos heAvy soskA Chester
Csesf3.
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se<s = spssa&fA fsrse1 Aexfe< g.cafy
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Ct.araes ssessstefz - Arvns Scr Gnex As2
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s0c r4asAaz Cacatsr Ssosxys
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ss9 saassss = asseE = lssy asag sAsts
xseaaH es48a wmtcx ste@sEs AeszzsS Drag Lozz-
EM4F HsenaG Ma5 CEszry.
IL A. - seazson- n ee1aeesssa WITH xsa-
sA-ease. serves szA Egeesal Gases. taesa6zna
dysy&g&sA AveT ecmpsAs1zs a&eefseEK ns sAa
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ferEa 81 tSz&se Assesses 0@xes sSe<a Is
c@4azAal haaes. eex1ss secszs an1 colxzasA
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AwoED OF CAUTION,

There are hundreds in this ocality
who arc taking joys Vegetable sarsapa-
rilla. and in nine cases out Of TIN it is
efecting specific cures Bur people coca
stonaIIy report that IL operates too freely
1pon the bowels We want &c say 70
those that they are not following the in.
strnctions and are taking too much lit
acts too freely reduce the dose, never TAX
Ing any more than causes easy and per
feet action. Keep shis in mind, and take
itregnlarly for while and do not indulge
ia too much greasy food, and We wiz
have Your testimonial within fortnight.
II taken under these conditions It is m
absolute cure for indigestion, dyspepsia,
sick headaches. constipation, fare crap
edons and liver and kidney disorders. II
may be asked how it can possibly cure &C
many ailments. But the reason Is clear
All those troubles are the legitimate result
Of improper liver and and kidney action
or impaired digestive organs Its Effects
upon those functions are as Astonishing
10 the medical fraternity as 70 the thou
sands who are taking It.
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fmne Zen. When 10 fr1eklaFfnw - eenaFsefea
% Fkss seesson rxst - lng win be bsxHn 90 me
nexz ssn-zsle sse4ien- Gssstag u nsw sptng sf
o. ne lsfteT pgeee q tsnek TIE saznse ct ne
sr0nnd an ne weesher are sush Is % prevent
the work rrugfesss1g - Est Is = desired DIT
fair progress = helng raa4e. 4nd aArge psEt o.
The track vii Be 1aia ~ next sSrsng- -
fapughs knas Al kgs sxxnEy -ave iziles ct ne
whose ina aorth u1sl - rs.ssy soe TIE esrx
Tomorrow Chief Enginesz T1zeoti VII reres Fe
tie BIDS Tor clearing, grabbing sssia trestiing
f0rty niles q shs Inc Ia seettons Of I've aEa tez
milax Part OF this wask wSIs - North fr0nz
EsilAgesmish sa1 psrz from sksgzi NORTH
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A NKw Loo nULE.
Lumber IaspeessF Mersxxart.s ftan Of
Measuring Lainher IN abe log.

Lumber lnsp@esaF MeraExaFt's flan Of
Measuring Lasnher IN she log.
9he legislature VIII ia ali probability sdops =
nee tale for ehsaiaiae she giianttty II lueabez
in = sow. nzxsag lxtsxtz tnFhcs tee basis Of
pseasaran ssnt several fsses have kareassy n~en
stes4 ia shs ueasn - Representatives sog adar
tea Edward NeTaEGags. 81 Etsaistxs Nae EcF
lee past texgxe wears has aess iHnaoex Inspector
ges szzxst snchcmssh ans waase0sa cstasass,
has srrpAres q nee aad aaEel Fnls whsca Re
thshss aaxhs "a D. assapset
me ian ssmengAs principles e BIS tate are
eAseS aaen each diameter tFsn twelve te seT.
enty.two taeks& 1he raNs Vt inres&se eteen "a
Ms 90 table ar ghAxt IN Ia acEeeaaaes wttA the
- i - snefsaee - al the iarsters fraa fsesve
Z. seyeaSxssao snshsk The gov Ez.sHeas Fwte
ties sAis a 4hgrsy inca alaasges sna aesvnsas
hesaW ne sTae Use q resso Of tasreaes veSy
m4sSstaliy ana q zanea anaFe tes sxas aEe tas
ether way.
NJ Tss CART has rFsp4rsd nine ssrsrA's asi
sesfsA5ael eh4rsx saautng IS mani .. sssetscS,
ana sASy ell sapparz AIS rae 70 = tracts ne
Ill aira sapx - his rae via sAs House IN
nkssak so SAEN
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ANOTHER CENSUS.


n IL Necessary Go Enable the City 60
Frame Its Own Charter.
several business men we're YESTERDAY discnss-
lne the need Of legislation 70 adfsss Of the City
OF seattle preparing It's own charter. TheJ ex.
pressed the opinion that Is the oniy evidence OF
sscs as 10 population 90 De submitted 10 the
legislature wAs the census Of the spEing Of lsss
which gave Seattle Little more than le.eoo
whereas il mast be shown that seattle has over
10 90 population before II can sct IN the matter
az nal ing It's asu charter. To uaoTe rightly II
uoasd De necessary % have ennaas aaktn.
They wera OF the opinion thsstt would be 3
eossi idea for ne Chamber Of CoRamesre Aad
Beard OF Trade 20 act IN coplunst'on with thecisy
council, he sslne a. 81 the constitutional eon.
xputien asad memnrizlike aud aFge the aegisia-
tue 10 nass in TIE matter OF granting TIE
Isse sssFy eAacsmfna
IS jaAseisry ecmHAitt9e and city attorney are
AZ wa4k tss=saAnx hills with reference 10 TIRE ia
ssebtr3azxs 90 b. Incurred and TIE lesalatnx 81
she Aetlan d he esty as enc hassng Atse ana
upwards 81 popalaEaoa. and the rsscse competent
81 pFupaFe IL own cnsrssr. TITS VIII fstseAeay
canae eeEurr lhe eoaneil Friday SD sne taking
III census dealt wlth ~ that hody,
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49, 9uNrser 81 EAe sgufhe1ss qnnrser q serfnu
2. esNn<hip 2. range eaEt T. 4. TsEkkfn.,n. en-
Is eass bali ~ fhs Earfheam alinrsef Ard "a
noszh kaif 81 ne so1thessE gasr1er 81 secffon -
teuNsasp g. rznge eat. EilE1 Veal, ca tie
Forth bkig Of re S0zkhwess qn.rtsx q s.scsfor
tewnship y. range sess: I0ha ". wgsSf9. 81
ne teufhNekl snzrteT d seesion -, tpwnshfp
=. rMnEc vest Hlr4m nennes 0z ksse seEtTs-
Nnss 4aassex Of he seath<asg qixnrtes 81 nertssn
= township -. rspEs e4st, 6aorxe Barns. en-
the southeast Fssrter At sscsfon 3. fownshEp ss
rsnys easss John neKsnEs. On Shs e9zs half
q tAe sOuth quarter and tie Ness hall Of
The spuftezzt qzaEser 81 seefion 81 fcwnship ~
rAnEe west HeFi&xs KcHhles, co khs
h6atnweNk quartEr Of the noashwsss
gaarieF d section "A, snd the n0rfh hall of TIE
nSrth Nssf 9HarteT mnd the soushwest emnrtsr al
fhs nershu ess quarter o. secsioE q, tomnahlp e,
range ststs Miehasi KsshIer On Eae sonsh-
Wesz quarter 81 keekioa II. 1gwnahin = rage
vest; azftIn Koebisr. on tsB n0rrA hail az ne
noxthesss qnasssF aid the southwest quarter d
TIE u0fshsaai rMaEtef OF section s.. townshIp a.
Taake west C1as Is FEseheF ca The southeast
quarter 81 sert1en =, sowasAip - range weas.
IaRxiss sherman. On she southwest qusrsex
81 section 8. townshtp a. rAnKe 1 east. George
y. Dunnsngs % the nartheass AnaTtex Of section
y tounshlp ~ fan9e weaE; Jahn Dill, on tie
soHtheast apsFses Of ths southwest quarter q
session 8. tDwtsship S., range east
Timber lard applIealf0ns--J K. Ser1bnSr, %
the soatk2ass anaftef Of aeetioa IS. tewnship -
range Il west CscEisia b Coliins. on the north
bail Ut the soufheast qnaFter ana ssie cart hall
~ the soefhwesf quarter OF section -, township
q, range east; hegk q Mel on, on fhe east half
Of the northwest quarter and tins Eorth kali Of
the noFfhsass qnarfes Of eeestea a. township "a.
range vest walter Thompson. On the s0nth-
east gnsrssf OF the southwest quarter OF sectlen
4, township "a. range ] wests Michaci Koebler. on
the wsat hall % che southeast quarter na6 the
-
KoenIer on the southeast qaafter Of section 2
township y. range 4 vet q 81 ChenEront. On
The northwest suarsef Of section -. township
~ raHs- 10 wests D. r " jenkins. GA the
southwest quarter Of section ~, t0wnAhip y.
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PERSONAL.

Architect Fisher is In Portland.
Mr.. Fred IL Hsckett. newspaper man Of
Tacoma. Is In fhe city.
Judge r :. Greene ana G Mofns Hailer are at
tending court Al IT. Vernon.
Mr.. viii wilzinski returned yesterday from q
business "Trip down the sound.
M. ). McMnllen. president OF the San Fran
cisco Bridge company, 10 stopping ii the
Rainier.
Mr.. John Collins and family occupy quarters
ct the Rainier, where they win remain during
the winter.
Mr. G. ii. Hays, Of silver City, Idaho. one of
the most prominent residensz o. that state, is 81
the Rainier.
Mr. r. David. Mr.. Hongo shaTwrngfe and Mr..
T. strauss compose party OF New York tourists
who are solournlug At the Rainier.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-04
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Esstesn seer Is Freeess nall t0-nsFhe
Regular meeting o. LcFraine Chspscr- Sc.s O.
e.. VII BE hesd In Freedss Bal THIS sTenins.
Election 81 CGceFA
Thfne cir Aaekmen were ef>kss each -
Jastsee Miller yesterday far drfFfag On tie side
waik ca Msdss0n stFees-
Ei6e Keller. the s.asonsks-os1 child Of parents
Aving On p ont street. between Pike and Union.
wst buried Monday by benney & Stewart
The eonnfy auaiier yesterday Assaed licenses
81 wed 20 alton II. TAfa and LIARS T. killossn.
OF KiRap connty. and 4 A. bailey ana Edna
~ sipley, 81 seattle
new, Sidewalk hns been bpA by Hyamx,
Paason & CD. from the for1Sf OF second and
Columbia ssreet. - theis4ss<M on the corner Of
Front AMI CoEamk8a
John Downey, the insane man fFora White
river, who was committed b Probate Judge os-
born NoadAs evening. was takes . The stella
coon asylum yesterday b. his Esther
Fhyilfs Grey. ; s-monfhss3Ia eiiid. which died
in the suntheFn part Of the city sunday was
barred yesterday in the Masonic cemetery Rom
Bauaes s stewards undertaking parloFs.
Every lady should visit the 0rieasai Exhibi-
bltion ans sale 81 she zaiafeg hotel 1aFkish
rugs, curtains. emhfuid Fes, etc. VIII be sold 81
moderate prices. This Is a good chance Tor
Christmas pfesents
Cross a Co. yesterday buried 8 5year-old girl.
the dsnghtef 81 Mrs. Clifton, living on West
street between Iencra and Blanchard. This IL
the third child % tails family thet has died in
the last three months
Apat Of the Central addition 20 Woodland
and Gi man PARKS was hsrd wirh Pre- e6unty
ausfst0E yesterday By Herman Ch8pG Il IS
Signa 81 in she southeast qstsrtsr &<nertheast
quarter u section y. township IS Forth. range s
east
Tie Yoanx Peoples Societies OF the Chris
tisn EDdsarof Of the city VII. hold q uuinn 50.
ciaoie next Friday evening In theparlofs Of the
FIRST Methodist church. coraeT Third and
Marion streets. A general Invitation Is ex-
tended.
TssFe win be meeting Of the Ladies' Cali
Of st Marks parssa. today WEDNESDAY at ? o.
m. ~ she residence Of MFs W. II. II. Green.
Second street. bstweeH Uaion and Univ1rsty
streets. Ali the ladies Of the parish arc cor
daily invited