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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-15
ACCIDENT AND INCIDENT.
Workman on the New Normal School
 Killed,

Peter Belfay, a workman engaged on the foundation of the new Normal school building in Willimantic, was struck on the head yesterday afternoon by falling derrick, causing a fracture of the skull and compression of the brain. Dr David was called and sent for Dr Weldon but the patient died soon after his arrival. This is the first fatal accident since starting on the state structure.
 Mark F. Dunn, policeman of Middle noon at his home. He was preparing to go down town and leaning over to tie his shoe fell forward from his chair and died immediately. The cause of his death was undoubtedly heart disease.
 Lawrence Gill, an employe of the Derby road, was lying on the track at Turkey Hill, late last night. He was struck by the train which arrives in New Haven about 11:30 D. m. His right leg was crushed and his left leg broken. He was supposed to have been drinking and to have fallen asleep on the track. He was taken to the New Haven hospital.
 William Reynolds, painter, while at work in Putnam to-day, fell from a scaffolding to the ground, a distance of thirty-five feet, landing on his back. The shock produced paralysis and his recovery is doubtful.
 An unknown man was killed about 2 o'clock this morning on the Consolidated road at the junction of the track which leads from Belle dock to the main line in New Haven.
 William Connors, a lad nine years old, was brought to the New Haven hospital yesterday from Ansonia, where his right arm had been badly crushed by car wheels. The arm, which was hanging by shreds, was amputated above the the boy was at the hospital he was near choking to death by vomiting, some of the contents of his stomach, having lodged in his throat. He was relieved by Dr Hawkes..
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-15
Prominent winsted Man Dead.

TWISTED, July 15.-Alfred E. Moore, president of the Franklin Moore Bolt company, died suddenly this noon from Bright's disease. He had been under doctors care, but was. able to attend to his duties and this morning felt better than usual. At noon he was taken ill and died before physician could be summoned. He was 8 years old and leaves wife and four children.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-15
May Have Been Foul Plav.

William Clinton of West Haven has requested Coroner Mix to make further investigation of the death of his brother, Charles Clinton, whose body was found in the water near Sayin Rock last Thursday. He believes that death may have been due to foul play, although Medical Examiner Barnett has pro- nounced drowning the cause.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-15
GenernI Greeley,s Nephew.

George F. Greeley of Bridgeport, who is nephew of General E. s. Greeley of New Haven, proved himself hero Sat- urday by rescuing two boys from drown ing. The boys were bathing and had gone beyond their depth. Mir Greeley off his coat and jumped ip at once. One boy was saved without difficulty but the second boy was going down for the last time when Mr Greeley reached him.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-15
Alderman Demusey Returns.

NEW YORK, July 15.--Charles Demp- sey, the last of the poodle aldermen. walked into the district attorneys office to-day and gave himself up. He was re- leased under bonds of $25, 900. Dempsey on a cane.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-15
Iron Workers on strike.

TRENTON, N. J., July 15.-Between ,50O and 5000 iron workers employed in the New Jersey Iron and Steel works, of which ex-Mayor Hewitt of New York is the principal owner, went on strike this morning, because of the refusal of the firm to adopt a new schedule of wages.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-15
New Haven,s Hottest Day.

NEW HAVEN, July 15.-This has been the hottest day of the season, the ther- mometer at noon registering 96 in the shade. Reports from other places are as follows: Hartford, 93; Meriden, 80 i; New Britain, 90 : Ansonia, 94 Danbury, 96; Norwich, 90: New London, 94.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-15
Railroad Men to Meet.

The Brotherhood of Railroad trainmen of New England will hold big meeting in Hartford July 20. The proceedings at the mornip g's.session are for members alone, but in the afternoon a public meeting will be held in the opera house.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-15
Missing From Home.

William Damon,a wealthy New Canaan farmer, went to Bridgeport last Friday with a large amount of cash. Since then he has not been seen. He is known to have fallen in with lot of toughs and foul play is suspected.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-15

and to notify us of any changes of regular meet ing nights.
 Meetings This Evening. First division, A O. H. Daughters of St George. La Societe St Jean Baptiste. Freundschafts lodge, No 8, O. D. H. s. Anchor lodge, No 40, N. E. O. P. Court Meany's Pride, 0. of F. Court Falcon, A. O. F. of A. Brooklyn Athletic Club. Council of Chosen Friends. Comstock lodge, K. of P. Social meeting, Y. M. c. L. A. Sedgwick Guard Drill. Fraternity lodge, No 145, I. G. O. F. Nosahogan lodge, No 21, I. o. O. +. Iron Hall, local branch 113S. Waterbury lodge, No 5, A. O. U. W.
 LOCAL LINES. A few barrels of Niagara Mills Flour at $5. 50 per barrel, at LADD's. We are with you with the finest line of Watches that can be found anywhere in the state, at LAKE, SFRoBEL & Co.'S. cS
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-15
SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS.

" Secretaries are requested to send in the dates of meetings of societies, lodges and clubs, and to notify us of any changes of regular meet ing nights.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-07-15
LOCAL ES.

DR. c. W. S FROST, 1s7 Bank street.
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ZOE TnE eRANn .IrRr.
Several Cases sent Them Prem the
Justice Court.

Several Cases sent Them From the
Justice Court.
A warrant for tho arrest u jacob sfuvm WAS
issued by justice Rivers q the instance of b.
acEfson, who comp aEnsa that stHrIn had
broken s pail over his head. The warrant was
pat in the haugis 81 Consfabie Ehornfo n1or serv-
iek, who started out 20 look for BIS man. At the
conclusion 81 a long search the constable re-
turned and found Starm waiting for him AZ the
coagt he had given himself up Justice Riv-
err released ssuFm in his own recogaizEnce in
TIE sam 81 500 70 appear today.
&, smith Was arrested yesterday by Deputy
sheriff Dave Brooks for having forged bis name
% certificate % deposit bcloaginging 70 A. II.
Newman. for So On the Merchants National
bank OF this eity, aheat month ago smith
toak the paper - the bar q the Mechanics Ex-
change hotel. ois Commercial street, and had Il
cRshed, fndossS4ss i iu Newmana name. The
proprietor, whose name IS Davies. kept the ecr-
tileate a while and then paid IL 10 the t'lausseH-
Sweeney Brewiug Company on account They
tarnesf IL over 20 the Merchants hank for pay
nent The forgevy was then discovered By the
bank people. wha refused 20 homer e. Com.
plAint was Fnasle N the authorities. aud yester.
dsy smith was arrested aud brought before
1sistlec Miller he was held % the grand jury
tn $50 bail and remantted IL jail in default.
/. swinEeE and Otto steaTns. who wcre A..
rested yesterday morning By oifieer Qnilter for
creating q disturbance on the street. received a
sue from Justice MllfeE yesterday. swiugeF
vas sef on on $ tax. while steaEnS offeRse The
justice thoaEhi was worth SO
The rev Steel cells in tbs city jail were com
pletst YESTERDAY. They vii be occupied in =
dgy or two IS Some OF tho hong term prisoners.
The hot water and heating NppsrstaS IL nearly
a9ishca and win he ready this wreck.
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On she i9gh es August 1885, shout ss8 profess
lsg ChEis1aus. 3le3uAiHE many - EAe mosg
lAATrea and em4neat ui vafkaaS nations. and ol
eSHagsss ytaacsakaassSnal aAslss met 81 Lon.
don n esyasammsse efEosgs whiea lad nasiy
fae8 masis far VS. Ne mnsen 81 ChFissiAas Il
ST. caHafstFs. Tae fslsaa3ns rasoiuslaI aas
Emaassaamsly rAssesi. .sIhe ssenshefs OF tie
saasesanee aTc 6eegslv eaByfncsk 81 tae aesst.
ahlsness af tae confederation us the basis al shs
sFesl evangelical principle hetd II eomusen b
thsas. waiea mas afford opportunity 80 Esens-
ssasS ~ tie church q 9hrsss ef caitvAEsnz
sNnihexty love. cu5nyleN eAsssfsan iatereearpe,
snt rrena0tIns sNek nsheF ats5eess IS fhey mar
hereafter agrsse 20 prosecute together. And thsy
ltsFets vfseanst Is sorsa sach confederation
uu3eg the name ef fee xyRnxe2leai A2gs&aee'
AtA conference 81 Ssa if}Anea has4 the ssne
,aar IN Manchester. l. Wsx resolved That Il
Dr. raneea nasasea sAas tas week beg na4n= wsth
iae &rss cri Essy g 1AnaAsy IA eaeh ycag D.
,iaaserxess Is fha sseaasesk and tgle1sis q shs
alliance e. q seasaa f9x osaesrs Ia gFsYsr - he
bali ca tae ssA5sass eenaeln pl&sNa - TIE AIS
aaes s4ch was re origin q ne ~Heak %
Pssgrr AicA has s5nce ssUn FRere AID fsnxe
'Arsely observed every year So ChFsLaa lanas
aas8 : "a gross aE resulsx IL SeoA
Seseesxg saeas&ngS ia asssgvMaea az kate naezs-
arasls week * rrSYsFa are "a sTsrsss esssy
sesusns fefs wSa& ~ shs FsSmansh eaaereeM
isaaAi eAarch. cosFser TAirss anss Cassuss ty
sssseHs. AeSlnnsna ss g. The ssseasfasre end
satesess aaxo sacssassa t4rtpx The ~efk Ehe
raaesiaes as heartily v&g spNfea Isl g. fssass
pFsSsngs TIE roo@ + esrntcFsakse, snd tne As
rsgAsss enc 81 sssesa3, &sfrscf2re eslees. Ths
szsh5ees tAN eveaEHw wits Axs .Ths Gag ani
ias Seesss AZ So laTises 70 sgrea4
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PERSONAL

M Wl{tian Nsssan. GAte 81 Washington CITY,
has scgspsesi gsssgasa stsh Il " Baker & 90.
4 teieNsau tgoHa aiaese hsressfsr Wllilasss
reeaassa yesterday ssases lhAt ae VIA - IA ~
szSie tagaerHrW
NJ gaesaes Kelly Eagt SIS evening on the
steamer fat esa krAssctssU. waeee he VII sssgns1
a s1lss1al q pasFnAax-
tap1Nla / HAsseaa returned frau TiesnFla
sessassiAe, waase 80 weHt H@ek &Ea 10 toa&
ssteg tie estate al the late RslesFs ssetSnA
ehaEfss " Kelly ea6 Fsank FpaseSiekSs swa
seattle saafias assl laSk sVsnAax "a tte SleAzaez
4aaak,a tor Sxs SesS = aere afsy VIA s;ieaFi
seAsssg
~ Wtlsla Naa wstsfs. soogsanantea - hSs
w5fe leaves aeacsraw rsasusas saS sEs8WassF.
Nina Ia Tasfssass ta : EasEkfAa Fessgs ssh fes.as-
day lafarEz rs hssa e she SsnssraGs gilassz -
"a. Ea-A.E. 81. ..a.Ea. Aaa VT.
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yKnrsALEw n IRIS eEonr.
The ABeisnf CITY ~ Hfraraes e BE see.
An @sm4tge

Tie Inventive rniu4 81 NIL MEsfer. a
sr@Av4 Ia nns gSTen - tee mnxla 4 f.sAlsfsssf
representation Of ne Jerusalem Il eszhfeea
sssssaFies &sse. real city - Ezsnsstosa. wssh
exsyy detail - nAsnras ~ tie Thlx ra~vesaaa
rkese 81 ssezAsH1e2f wnFx IS fhc ressIs ~ Twelve
seafs stelag And toll ~ the hAnaa az Mr. MgIaez
TIE bsltIseg, ard rsfFE Terfxt 4xsf Fnserex*fHr
n0seEtv izaa sever b3Eors keen exES1stss in e8sss
g sfly otaes e0satfs - ire yssiSax eutesa the
fp<na e Aesiex aveana. mear City Hall Sc II
Shows 8 fszsslse and beautiful piece y enfvsnx
elalsasatesy 9eeegase9 IN geld snsxa1e ana sza-
b&ss :. end tie structure ii ialfiy alive wifa
en11aaEra agEFes - reopse. aafna1s a7aa hfras
he structure = hifeea fekf kSeh fmensg. kxe
feet Ns1e ard wefass BesIs1y sssp fsns Under
E1s9sOsfs Arehway i Ae&n t8e esy pn1Exs. the
temp q &eruss1sSa. - csusts ard sAs1& TIRE
tower q Aa<ani8 where SIS sseases fhe 5aaxe.
nasas bail. The Ysiaees 81 uesa3 David ard solo
raens AID hundreds 81 other prominent husia-
taxss uc3ie Mount calvary Is seen ID ne d1ze
tanee. Ia front 81 the sss q sfur s fssf Wsssarf
81 Olives TIE brnak KessraB ana ms fssssien Of
aetnsemsne. High priests 2nd oshex peopse ara
constantly passing khruAxh she e6seF tnao xhe
ely - tie foeezrnund Christ ard TIRE twelve
apostles sppear through larxe gate aad meet
fanefAs procession bearing tAe A0dy OF
tne son 81 tbs wtss0w oE &Ain. They At skop
sd tue paiihcaFers Ylsee The hero tl4e ground
fhe sen apparently eomes 10 lise ssspa on the
bier ard cess - BIS mother who Places her arms
"tsteEA<3A
and So h0nse rejoicing Instead q soFr0win9
while the aBoetiss tnsa through ancshey gate
alid eEsteF tie efy- OtheF tesnes follow Ia rapid
sszeceextan, tIse SIXTH At hss foF9e hanssaerinx
nIon tie heetea iron with . real IRE Ia his
forge; tie potter making vessels 81 clay. birds
SsnGing wsth natuFsf voices. ehimex 81 bells
etc. &c. On he right Is shown the siege a
Sesnssiefn hy Titsss 90 fhs head Of the R0ma8s
at whteh tine TIE entire city wa destroyed. on
the left Is seen solomon ard his wurkfaeu build.
Ing his sempse. This Il not = panorama a. some
ara I'D 70 believe. bur zeal city which, IN iss
re hauieal constructed alens Il superior -
any similar work ever haiis Even tie Skras.
burg clock, which many have crossed the
ocean - see+ j. . toy compared with shls Won
dsftai work. There ara many interesting
iestures Ebst Il i iznreHsibse 70 describe. assd
mnst be seen 60 be appreciated This grand
spectacle ean be seeu for short time tn Seattle
~ ae9 fesler avenue. from 2 10 70 p. N. dang
Tor the small sum OF IS cents. Don't fail e ae
Jerusalem
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nnnyrrtEs.
All reals iea,i 10 YORK
~ lnhnk fnai1ht. 3. A.

All reals iea8 % YORK.
~ yahns tonight r. A.
The frs sale Of lots IN AnasoFses win 10 In
aneurafcd aext MeBS&y hycraw tnns 4 Eomos CT,
me Frons atraet r4hla stopped FOR = sheF;
uac last night shout II s'assCk, ewing g. a
Displaced wsdse e. sbe gogofhouse.
Mss tsahesss & Palmer. sgga = years, died
Tuesday at fyphesa sever Al Der henes Garner
q Seveata and AatiSeH STREETS ileY body wax
shipped 10 rnFf4anA lass evening ias bertsl
Richard Nnyiu>, IT, egv'l engineer. has corps
81 ebsiaeess lsyfAg eaS the iawnsse OF Ana
caSles, and Ass apenea branch 0lsiCe heTc- The
fes1lsf Eof hs oftes was fafw afcG last Hseatt "a
the Steamer GeaFsc = starr.
re CAthelic chaiF et ssaesis IS DESTROYS ~ re-
rFnstnz its eAosns Ansi esera IA epaeSssaitg 20
tssesa Wishing ~ peFseeg themselves IS eisefsi
w,7k ma8es gn able aifesse Applications
shauld 81 nsate b ~ = rcaln,
10 atzaant "a tar large saoaat 81 wstes hasng
wasted a. present the SpfiaE titl WAteg Gqas-
txns WEll u eszi Sssi t. shhf 80 the waiSr fFea
she city eafa nkEk& laam seaas p aeisstS antsl {
a. ns eeEauieHetus Hssssset efsG eanslnnlax
nussl tae weather nsefszafga
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ANACORTES

VIII be the metropolis and commercial center
Of the iower-sonnd country. Dur faith IS based
on the following factss
ANAcoRrEs has tho bess harhor on the
sound north Of SEATTLE.
ANAcoRTEs barber ehe.b.r known as ship
Harbor is the most accessible on the Sound.
While entirely sheltered, 1t is 80 near the straits
OF Juan de Fuca that vessels can sail ia without
towing. thereby escaping heavy tax snip
Hartor was chrstened by ship captains who re-
sliscd its advantages.
ANA coKTEs is backed by a corporation ten
times heavier than any other corporation later
csted In any other down sound towR-tho Orc.
gon Improvement Co. This company recently
negotiated a $1,000 900 mortgage After consol-
idating It's Indebtedness. about st0so0oeo is left,
the bulk Of which viii be expended in con
structsng the seattle & Northsirn railroad ffom
AnAcortessits terminus.
ANACORTEs has perfect townsite.
ASAC0R-Es' backing is Of very practical
hotA Int AANNoh At4 RtbNEtat4At ~ tissS b&aaSu
2 miles Of railroad from Anseories ap the
skagit valley. to tap tho wonderful mineral re
soarcea Of that district. The company has now
on hand the iron for this road and win ship it to
Anacorses as soon As the large wharves now
under con siTsic.ion there are completed The
company has also con attracted Tor ae.ooo ties for
immediate delivery The company Is under
contract TO have . miles Of railroad completed
and in operation by August IS next, from Ana
cortes north. The Oregon Improvement Co. Is
now building large wharves At Anacortes. The
Paciac Coast steamship company's steamers
will call regularly At Anscorses. and the grain
Of the lower Sound country IS wei As the tim
her aud mineral products Of the skAgit valley
viii sud their way 70 msrkss BY way Of Ana
coEtes.
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Charles Goldsssin IS agent for kuox aafs
soc sll SILK nerxelleax 6ress qaaiify reduced
70 soc at the sale. Chester cieAry.
Zine c0loFeti dress goods all reduced Al the
sale. Chester Cleary-
glnr prizes during the sale VIII eclipse any ever
quoted on the sound. Chester Cleary.
FOR frstelass goods in the has and cap line go
10 Charles GogdsteIn. the halter. second street,
near Boston block.
Old papers 5 cents bundle
Hosiery all reduced az the sale. Chester Cleery
NAPKINS al reduced ~ the sale. Chester
CIeafy.
fine black dress materials all reduced At the
sale. chester CieaEy.
The LARGEST stock Of bats 70 select from 81
Charles tioidgtein's. the halter
SEATTLE barberzhop aud hathhouse. corner
Yesger avenue aud Front stree, ]. u. NiiliGtas,
proprietor. BoothIaek stand and laundry Office
In connection
Dress goods all reduced at the sale. Chester
CIeary.
sc dress siiss reduced to 80 At tAe sale. ches-
ter Cleary.
Oil pensrs Is cents bundia
spreads al redaced at the sale. Chester
Cieary
towels all reduced al the sale. Chester cleary.
Linens 81 reduced at the sale. Chester Cletry.
Fsannels all reduced IT the sale. Chester
Cleery.
Old papers y cents bundie
Underwear ali reduced a. the sale. Chester
CEeary,
6-ioaks aii reduced 81 the sale. Chester Cieary.
Blankets all reduced at the sale. Chester
30 aas Of hne extra-wiae Atwood ladies'
oths at the sale. Reduced To 25e Chester
leary.
7se line spreads reduced to zoe at the sale.
Chester casary.
winding up the business. our great sale win
commence Monday, January q Chester Clearly
silks all reduced Chester Cleary.
Dress goods wonderful reductions at the sale.
Chester Gleary.
Or. 4. G. jonneon, in connection with gen
chronic nervous and special eases. including
dyspepsia, liver complaint affections Of sne
Kidneys, hcsTt and lungs. and all blood dis
eaees. We hare special facilities FOR treating
eenfto-urinRry diseases, rectal diseases and all
Terms of female diseases Once, room Is
Colonial block. corner Second ana Columbia
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rEGKrnoNK AccInKNrs.

An Electric Railway Wire Burns oat a
Second street Telephone.
The telephone 10 " r. Gallagher grocery
sfere ~ fhe eafner 81 second and spring streets,
harmed cus Yesterday a. the result % heavy
ohssse IT electricity sent through Il - v re
beienSfag 10 the Electric Motor eenPaay. Mr..
Gallagher heard The telephone ring quickly. aud
= masnent after aau4e Burst tAroueh the box
&b8 she's Upward two or three feet No harm
was faas iarshsF Tran = rain tie teiepsone.
These eceiasmts ass hscouiipg mote snd more
eamuiou a. the aonh Der of telephone wires Ia.
cfesses. end there Is no way 81 prevent them cx.
cepi hy fhe Rse 70 u5anf wiFes aFsg the Elecaae
Hallway CosaDaaE's times.
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DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.

Striped Elder DosrpAannel. cut from 75s
to Sec
Same, plain colors, from 81 10 Zoe.
Linen Towels, red. down from $50 20
81. 10 per dozen.
Linen Towels. down from $3.50 10 sl.7s.
ResIspreads, cut from 81 % TO 73c. from
81. 70 to 81: from So 60 si.50.
Especially tempting bargains are an
nouncsd IN this department in table linens
and hcdsprea6s.
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UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT

Ladies al wool scarlet vests and pants,
reduced from 81 10 50e.
The same. only nner grade. down from
81 81 ta sc.
Gents Derby ribbed all wool, from s. IS
10 Sl.5a, each.
80 dozen ribbed undefshIsts ne I6c eacn.
Men meriuo halt hove pairs for Soc.
Ase TIE w9ai fascinaiors and infants
wool Saeques offered a. unhaard-of feduo-
tons. FARTHER cuts are 70 be made.
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CLOAK DEPARTMENT..

A line OF Peasants reduced from 81 to S.
Navy blue beavers from SO. 80 70 IS.
Blue and seal brown Peasants from SIS
70 $3.50
Camei's hair. embroidered sleeve. from
$2S 70 SIS.
Remember, these are bat samples. There
are dozens Of other bargains equally as
good. See tie job counter OF cheap eioaks
Also the prices on children s cloaks.
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ANACOR TES

Has captured the priae. We confidently believe
that within another twelve Months this belief
win be thoroughly provsn. All who know the
history Of oar firm are awair thar we have
never handled property outside OF Seattle be.
cause We have known that the majority OF the
outside schemes we're wildcat propositions
which would set as boomeraiiss on the firms
iathering them. We have thorough confidence.
however, that
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uoRrHaSx.s VICTIM.
4 life or shame Enssed By ITS Pretsbie
fAnke.


Ean&e.
YerY little Is known Of ne ezziy iife Of esersis
Menfrnse. shs werman who died ~ tha Eilsokf
heza< fgUaz "A eTexssose 81 mnFphtne. Sic was
81 Ahsndaned woman. ard tAs nArue Sc VAS
kroun ~ Il cf eonrse assasasd- i SIS leArnsa
frem cue q her associates hat her fafnesa
whose n4xae eoaid nos - learned. = Processes
IN c0Eaexe ia sozne Nschfgan town The girl
wss sell esucnfea ard earefHiEy reares, bnt
threagA sene means wandered snso the dewn-
ward Path. Aad las foF yexFs lived lie q
snsme. She cane % seattle froEs an l1Ana
mining esmp, knd aas been Ia aiaereHt towns
nfopf the sound ~ q sari1sg actress and q So
sSen znnmesan her iNtest ez4rloEEnent being
VITA he Clancy brethe-s- SIC viii y AszF1ea
this afternogn II hy suzne Of her former
friends. The funeral VIII be from Boarey &
SKEW krssx rnoexase
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IA osIrrE's slorla.

shessas y. tavmshvF. 81 the frent street
tahie LBnes - bead.
a4ss = 's'ueheF. Nha hes ios Tie pest
80 noashs seesilfah'y alsed saa gasltsoa a.
ssfi A. she Ecaut sssegs caAsa fsaaats hNase.
- yss'ss'iay = ssnAoi,l pnenmanlS. A week
~e'e asa M s9eaeheF oeglssarlesa sAe prexa
glieFa shd ts9f 5sys aga caaae dewa
Resiaaais. which teTmlasfea f5s&3x, lie
5sSfs o.a = siests nafl, AHA h&st aaFses
= sssseasN - seattle nsasif fasay friends ass
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-09
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

All wool. 45-lnch Madonna cloth, all
shades. az a5c; worth 81.
Alpacas, sa~fneh. az SC worth T5c
Pushes, I6-inrh, reduced from soc % 30.
Snrahs, al silk. 2l.inch, reduced frosn
75e II BE.
Many more lines IN which equally a.
great reductions have been made, hese
must he seen 10 be appreciated
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-09

Green lake i the natural place Tor Seasties
choscpFt xabmrhs Mhas city haS such a lovely
lssfv ~ wnssr accessible 70 Is hnsiness guartsrT
Tia lake has : shore line Of over four miles,
Ard 4 boulevard ~ fecE wide i seflg satlg
araERd Il Coed fishing. sale boating aad low
fare vilI attract f8e people. Feg property On tae
ake apply At room &, KiIgca block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-09
krfg ~ THREE,

Bay on 4 rsfzahte line Of transportation. Buy
or Seazsae's only boulevard. Bay On the shers
81 Greea Lake 8 here can 700 make sEscn .
charming home "a Il Mnoa :. :. Nvl&lon
Ya5 eas bat b pleased wEfh The property st tia
offered prices and teezM Apply s. hek1qu2s-
tiers nom Ksszen block