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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-07-11

..l.s.. 1>.,.NinNiit oi the issue il,yuI-
vcd. The Ring serpent has coilcd
lisclfinto the most hostile posi-
tion, and has been piercing the
body polite with tangs Of poison
cver since. The Ring organs
have SO misrcprcscntcd Capt. Till
man as those who believe their
statements to be even half true.
suppose him to be a trough"
without principle, refinement or
dccency. Thus they offer insult
to all who endorse him. They
spit fire and filth in response to
the tidal wave Of reform cnthu-
siasm which is sweeping through
the State, and half blinded by
their own smoke and dust and
foam, cry out "Ihc tide is turn
ing the tide is turning I" and
when they stop to catch their
breath and again hear the shouts
Of The Tillmanitcs, and are told
that the tide is not turning, they
introduce the gentleman from
Canadian say among themselves,
"Snrcly Wade Hampton can stop
il" but The truth is the laws
which govern the tide arc too
strong for the old hero himself
lie can't stop il worth a cont.
An old negro preacher said, ode
earth do movc," and the Ring
now see that the tide ito moue.
Their last tactics is call for a
py'moay. We scarcely think We
need one at this juncturc OF the
fight, but We vii help them con
slider The question. Meanwhile
The tide will move If the intel
ligcncc and sclf-rcspcct Of the true
democracy Of The old Palmetto
STATE docs not rcbukc tie intolcr-
ancc and insults Of Tie Ring
which are 50 glaring and 50 un-
called for and which constitute
The main cause Of whatever there
may be Of unpleasant feeling as
cngcndcrcd hy the present cam
paign, il will be great surprise to
Vcry many.
lctihc Tillmanitcs stand shonl-
der 10 shoulder and not be dcceiv-
ca BY the misrepresentation Of
tho Ring o. any Of their followers.
The l'illmanitcs must not allow
primary. The Ring has q scheme,
and we must not turn The stone
for them TO grind their axe. Meet
them in every convention that
they appoint. Give them no pre-
text upon Which To lcavc the dem
ocracy. There is somc ground
now to fear that unless the Ring
can contlol the State that Il num-
Der Of them will bolt.
ArS"l'oliiics ard Rclision don't mix
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-07-11

also claim to sell the samG class Of goods from 10 to 90 Less
subtle machnaons Of unpncc dealers the Watch cwery
Owing to the fact that is impossible for the shewdc business
the value
training and study, also that conclusive
full
place of business; Therefore, only
will us
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-07-11
1884, SQUARE ARE a'n!!d '!!d HoNEsT Hon EST $780,

After due consideration the liberal patronage during
the pnsi ve allowing minds take
me gradual financial aud enlargement
dn o on M1.HorGmy @ t1a heart wells With gratitude
rea0g ] ]ewey business nnesve The just criticisms Of all those with
intentions and # l. employees by
goods sold at
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-07-11

"o have just received tho SMlrIl SywEp
SHOE for Ladies which hus tho FOLLOWING,
points OF excellence and will commend itself
to all tho ladies.
'st The shoes arc elegant and stvlish in
appearance, none but tho most skillful y X
men who have had years of experience O tho
finest class of work hcing employed.
End. II is q scwed shoe, with Dorfeotly
smooth inncrsoc, without tacks or nails to in
lurr The feet, or wax aud thread 10 ruin tho
stockings. "'''t
3rd. Mono but tho flnes, quality of material
IS employed in tho manufacture Of thcso shoes
and tho greatest care has boon taken in lis
selection. with special reicrencn to its woarny
qnnlify as VOL ns to its beauty and finish ~
1ll. The solos nro flexible, rendering tho
shoe exceedingly easy to tho foot.
9th. Any lady wonring pair Of these
shoes will Gnd that her feet win be- rendered
much smaller in appearance than with orli.
nary boots. Tile is accomplished by Mr..
and lasts. ,fl'-
I-1 We also have q largo stock Of
Ladies and Cents Underwear.
May and, 1890.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-07-11

AaS"lolitics ard Religion don't mix
well together.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-07-11
Electric Bitters.

Tiis remedy is becoming so well known and
50 popular as to need no special mention All
who have usc Electric Biiters sing tho same
song Of rrusc.-A purcr medicine does not
exist and ii is guaranteed tn do ail that il
claimed. Electric Bitcrs will cu ro all ds seaScs
Of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove PIN
pies. Boils, Salt Rhcum aud other affections
caused by impure blood. Will drive Malaria
RON the system and prevent ns well ns c,ro
all NJ ..larinl iovres.-. For euro Of Headache
Constipation and Indigestion try Electric Bit
rcfundc,l.-rricc so cts mud $l.0O pcr botllo
For sale at Jennings Pharmacy.
4. jennings Terry Syrup the best
remedy for Dyscntory, for salo at jon.
nings' Pharmacy.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-07-11
~AS@ CARROLL'S v JDWBLRY * SIORE S{4>

during The past live only willing good 81
error 1t is not o and been intention
my customers ny aming to sell goods at and below
Innoot utD .
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-07-11
ME- w stI+# ARRIVALS
- A T
KIRKWOOD s CO.'S.

Wo havo Just received very pretty limo of
OinShans. Sntccns, Hats and Ribbons, which
we will sell you very low. COME AND SEE
Us when you arc in need of any thing in tho
limo Of Ladies. wear.
jNU Sell You ON TIME on as
Favorable Terms as You Can Ish
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-23
COMMEMORATIVE BALI.
CHURCn NOTICES.

African MatboSfxt rnisrxtn., ch,xch- c..xto.s
will be held by Rev. Eve rosay AZ the Madison
street hail. ut IL a m and ESQ p. m: sabbath
school MT n. M
s,., =, p.,.,,.n.n-r-,,o,s ,,na.r 49,, IN,
he held IN ustn@s,,., pr,,e.,.,t IN ~, T...,,,h
and I.cIsor .s,ess. .tsa = n An |. 20 .o,t,. 4, !.
invised Nrs pat, suaer,.,sna.r,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ,n.s.. :, ..,a a..
u.sonic n.u nc,,hssss s-...s.. .r.ss... :.
v,ours. autreuca IN rear 81 h,,i,ssa.- All a.,
terext.d Are eorsisIlx iuvi,ea 10 ,ssa n.s,
Come ore com. al
tn. rn;sn.,.., .s,,..s r-,..,, -.
&C.,. 49,, M p.n. NV,
AVA nisnchs,d s,,ss,s W., s.ass. =. -.
I0.sosm holy con ,nun,on n, ~ ,aa,.ss.s
nr.ver Ii,.nr Ana sermon spndsx ..,'a,, > :.
N rvanin~ nv.y., 80, n.sf,. .s..t.-. 49,
tho vect ~ An :, m -"''As
chr...s.,. 49,. e.. x
ro,,r.n Services :. ~. - 80 -'an '',..a ann
$500 % - =. =. ha, sna 90 y. M, con
.ehcol :, N : - ynrnr ,s's,..,a.s sassaay
spn m p,.ysr ,,es,s,. =, -.o Ts %
eveoiuv st,an.e,s msas S.,..,,a 90 s
a.stv so,,i,sIiv srvi..d $50 s's's
x....-.
,.,.as,. 49,. Dasasa ehu1cn-As street.,
~ pe.s ,.a.,or 500 a 1880. ."'ss s'fee..
-.D =. M Mornsny .,,ss.c, ..n, ~. r aus
- - .shss.s, 80 ~, 70 Sos rfei'
..so.aa ), 10 !. -, va.a,s,. saisa ,' sunday
"a, Al, inr.,et al .s,.,, 49,. .ssnns ~
49, -, - "escoine.
...s..- e.. ,,si $3.50 s'''u sha olse
s...sas - Ass ps"oi. FIRST
S..n.,,,ia lsus plasts ano holy
- = :" ~ ss,uasy scnoos a. 1870
pts. s.-...,s :. u..,,. ~ -. ~ ruin asa
seats fire., An arc eorii a,lv snv,,ea .io''D-
ss.s isse s epsaia'is iit'isea.
Unity aa'ns.sn tEHshsnl-in hali southwest
.. n... 80 ssase's' neF. q. =. heever.
pAs.. n ns eo'hss sonu ana Moifke
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-23

class st I'm 2. n. Young pscns,..
church rarlcrs at els n n. tsr~..s'|.
meeting In auditorium ct emnz
cordially invited. strangers expeci.ns <;
Seats free Come and bring your 4, b.
you. Revival meetings viii be ecnss-:z
night this week except SATURDAY 49, III
Reformed Presbyterian churrh ,5
Pike street hail. corner OF Pr
streets Rev. $. Sell Johnston. resser.
SIS d anehard street Services Is u :.
Sabra,h school at IL The Rev. j
OF the United Presbyterian caurek
Cal. laseiy from Pennsylvania uill r..
this pulpit this morning The g.
David" are used exclusively in ~ -
vice of this chnrca. All ara coriislle -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-23

meeting Of the Congregational Society Of the
Northwcef ~ olympia this week.
Miss Gretchen Ranke. OF Seattle. attended the
q w. l. s reception Tuesday eveaing. And has
been the guest OF Mrs. W. I. Hastings this wseS.
Mr. +. J. Notion started last Monday Tor Fort
Wayne. Ind He will b absent several weeks.
his ressaru
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-23
FREE EXCURSION.

There win be = grand free excursion q e.
and Park Monday. 1T $50 a. m cail ~
Second rect, room q Monday morning.
OF lots at who essle prices; terms, ono,1
cash. We will also put one block 81 choi1&
on the market Monday az retail, ~ seyexu1<
Judgment. We wish 10 show this pr0pe13lSl
il will bear inspection. Daniel Jouen II
agents. I'll Serond street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-23
HOTEL AERIvALa
rHx nAlx,xx

The RAiSIEs.
Il Hood. st Paul IA pxvid n. 4
wv Adams. Montana A Miller. -
G Smith, City Ew Cummirs
w fluffer. do FWyoat rn,sS-
VII Moore. do s Hoibecke
h 4 Forbes, Helena Farnseia r
Bf Moore, Fon du Lac w Duval
ID WYATT do r! Scudhorn. ~
WV Gillette, Manissie O L ChurrhIIi -
II Rollins & VT, City FM Brown.
II w Wheldon. do WV Beck. Rspon
z Porter. do q Austin. 0l,r
Calhoun, Chicago . y Calhoun, q
JLyuch, Dayton CHFsrnham.
T. Cummings. Q ympia " Shuse. 3s&
Mann. Portland wisevell 49, 8
III Chaplin, City I y Hsrain. Cny
THE sSoocAlaln
nv speir, san Fran Mrs Werner. 81 20
G q Anderson. san Fran A y Drew. Civ |
X Duties. Bssssoa CP Bryant nor:l1
q Holmes, Tacoma JSima.ouS. Whe1
X Jones & wfTennesseeG \ Ha.ngs. Chic
J c Coleman, Reuton A Haggarfy, Snf2
n Keller, Pt Gamble A Jackson, T>ro111 s.
N I Marks. City Palmer. sno1
PCarey. Salems or he stemcr. Tr.11
G Z Bake. Tacoma Heb Gill, sen -
Haines 4 VI, PoFtl'd B Hardy, Akrens 8
Mrs Fiteld. City = wetstser ,E
J l. Daley Il VT. Eureka W Steinke, SUI
RrSs HorgL
A b Clifford. 81 Paul TsJscobs. 81 Psva
r Blast. Newcastle y Knox. roul6
I Danneli. Portland W feerIgo. RED
A Campbell do J X stewart Dc
+ 5 SOW, Aberdeen J C Brooks, Dul1
q W Ire, Boston Burden, Bcetcn
W H Caderson, Boston w Keefer. Walh
@ Barr. San Fran Miss Thompsoo, o5
W Murphy, Burlington Brundeld, Port
G Murphy. Portland Fcarmichsl. Nr5 s
Steele. Portland Jehn Kent, walls T.
J II Fox. Burnett. Wash CCherbonneou.
gChurchill. Tacoma Mrs Churcnill.
y Knox, Portland rs Cox. Virginia
Simons, Tacoma wv Miller, Da(h. RI
c spsulding. L Portland
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-23
II AT HER BEST

HEYI4X HE II NU RKSB
- - a - 44AI41 D81ky1
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- !.
kXGeEGW&e0 D4YH were
&C., -
1OyeQ m seattle.
$3.50. -. $1,000
u VIM s3kHWAW ~ evEWt.
&z
en~s.s. p>.&~-.x,.~ ,a~x~~><>xe-
~ s z||. s. E. "a = - -
M0H41se DenBer-8netai Nswe
- fsxn.~x a>.nn cffsee
g
e SaS --s4-
= ssz
- 3n& fioee9 VS. ths npR inseTesiinS
lzee $1,000 y soeisi esfc'es nsx..-
- Hw1ng GefN su. on A0nasy nsxhss
- numeypue reFSse1.s neiA. ainnzfs
A99ekb soesssy's attention, TIE wsexs
- eto&uE Vim ne spienst'a meegas
- Aznox1 h2 nixa9 Jhe weatb<r PAS
U<<{y ma tended 70 sufsrsn sns spirits 81
- 1ne Lknseu ssseon y Oh g, sss %
- not ssem % be tns ieasf BIZ snecssd
1 1edcE hre cnf0nietsd tns essnfs 81 sas
TAx EwTSs eEENAs
ne4xsarr sfren ~ Colonel and Mrs
nrfnr n The Ral3f~r hotel Nonaay
- ne u the mo& brilliant social syenu
lN1SeU 81 beesf1e. WAS thS MAJ psfsT
Is Q1yM . he bsautfr1 new h0t<i, whfch
q y especially t1resssting. Tor soSlef ana
y1nox ptace LOT suen - cvent y be5ona
e1ou The e1AHnnty fufufshsd rooms aisa
Ea1e g Nnscn ne gfeess AssTia'ssss.
~ tnc heeessefs e1snsnss
ege.ses ena n0Nwss ssns - 80
a 81 pslatss eoiossu s'Shts LIN 49, 80 : -
<telees4 oFeY VIE sceAS, haa sse1 Das Asvte
z lll{lts ms pfs<s5 1hsss sHu s1Isns sssaass~
g me sAn Ksssss coAFssa NTH tYsss
e. - gtaA1eS ma tag eoufsntsohAs D.ass =
49, 51eneens essefea scene never 20 re w.
lS1s - Ma > tyfnrAi shsiA1Fes* OCCASION aha
m ottd c0aftJ Gowns. sfnesfa IoF INC sseN,
&. ~ NNge chefmSnx te1info. Whfis ~ "a -
~ enedfF from fsofy 70 cream vas tse Pc
"a e0sqr autou8 fbe dresses, but kfs5t essi-
oud hack was lhfsfnIagled Win eh1rminx
49, the cpettnaee were, Of course. onaS
N4a tnouaht, ~ y SzS fsla eaneiu tnaf sosk
Nm oxeennon 81 the Ruekfs.
~ MfDe r&ffoFx OF TIE Rainier presented
- = toSsituess II symphoay Of PINK snd
- 6ueptudel from the ceiling was IN I'M.
n1e 6Anopy c8yefcst with niiexam silk, and.
1oe 1b1e, Ii kracctni fnds. fell lrsasifsil white
x1ooc3ennes lace. The interior was slned wi.h
- nit aud NiIe. green ribbon. ffwas fes
e ~ With sujtax. and from the center hung
1nn66e hAf. trimmed with black rsb5oa and
q f161s Allied With Pink flowers and ferns Fink
s. Wofe fenkod1ed from tho foaf corners ps
y l&5 1n9lor ana 3ooped on the canopy And tied Ia
- b3N2 Fikpendsd from the top OF the
r eutfonce was large Japanese hat tied
<6k &fnf Ribbon ana FILED with hsaeinshs AID
aa66 A nfffrer efdu xsegs fan hanging
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-23
NoRTHERN PACIFIC RAIIROAn|

Tourist sleeping-csrs daily between ~
and Chicago. Twenty-Five miles the ~
route and seven hours and thirty-six nine
advance of competing lines. A. Chilbq1
ticket agent, 7l6 second street, Boston ~
Tonkin, depot ticket agent. Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-23
REDrcED RATEs EAST.

Firx.-class tickets via the Union facinc, of
10 chicago, 500: second class. 50. A. C, r.
city ticket agent. TO second street, Boefoo &
O. r. Briggs. agent, city dock.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-23

Get block OF iota ut this weeks sale = U1u
land park. You will make money. D.
Jones & Co.. go second street. room Z Uo
TO cost from sl0,o0o to $1,000 each. and =
tine improvements.
8 SIS for lots In Central addition to Anae
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-23

Prices OF blocks In r. p. Dibhle'x nrst o11
10 Baiiari will be advanced $500 aftef MAJ
Other prices AZ salmon Bay are randy G10
ing. Gaelic lines and electric roads are poGG
that way two new railroads are comtnG u
we look Tor sharp advances In values RI
Thousands OF men will lind employment -
mon Bay DAME jones & Co. 6z2 Secon4 q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-23

The Northern raciHc Is row selling 61>o2
limited tickets through TO Chicago fur ~ I
oud- lass, 50. These are the lowest fa1u i
III effect A. Chiiberg, city ticket 60
Second street, Boston block. +. Tootin
ticket agent seattle. a: Ia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-23

zhe -. sscxssa Sosiass 81 1Av 6aasen ~ oar
LAZY Of GssrstaHi sc , eAs las ssaussfses af
etssEx sa~ ssest eases Ais ~ e2gegA sssrx asa
50, As. AE3 tAs sss0ts sze le.sNet EegWsns -
IN xrxss sAsss&rss hsss Gasstss aas THksasg
a. ssss - asss. eefaeE Soats xasF8 aud Ma
sSksas sttsesss - ga4ss tae eAasxa s&Sea Aa1
s3&Ssf sx@sssx <sgSaS< ssF9E,t u x.s
saF&s xNssseAse s~c~siea. All re yesa<
tessixS. sN42x sastHess ss@ ohzsE aesks
szzaed GET "a Exsxs "a Egasx s1s
sessss slia tA<s1 anssszuS. " as ssaaR s&5sss
q ess 80. tsss ssecsss et AssS& fair = argos
slse. Aae aa@xEasss sixssses v~@oFse3 81 Ay
saxSa is ssxpsssHs * taxss rsSgsxl. 20 sAsEsez
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-23

NJ ard MIS- J +. iosmAa gave O pleasant
ay1ve wsisf rsssy ~ sAxi. horse ga Eleventh
s.zsst as TgeNtsy sveaiEg. In haasr az Mss
ray. 81 Laaseg E2gsSa1. Who wisi ssSna re-
fEFa s2aae. Kae exssS1oa was greatly eagased
hy AZ psgsent ana SseNt Interest ~as manifested
iE 1ae eUtcess Ell tae eansess fsr the srss xvszs
n =. a. FL H9skhsa1 AnA Ar p p AlesFssssu
Svcr lae sHsky wfansss wha.z Ma 3 G wssa.
esissl sna W. T = Esssssn. sfsUr srsSf sfrYr.
SIS vafa err 81 two rsrSzst6rs sSsass Gnssfy
ssgSoefed "a seEsgEg sAe ~ts0ey." After the
i2Se aE tas aafsvstsNS Earas E~trasA rneEtS sere
seFxeS fAase rssss 81 weFs. Cesoasl ard Mrs.
Eheeas Esang W Aa3 Mr. 4 A sgsoGt. Mr.
&ssd Ma &, = HAsuie~ey. " ARA Mr. c.
Nssht9fH- ~ KNt Nh 6gorse 4 ge43raen,
NJ ss4 Ms p ssli1sx " and Mrx A
sNtsssEw. NJ. l. : }, 3eaf, Mss Tee Of Fors
fsrss&yeF Ms sssiy Il Le@Sos. Msss sSruys.
Y - Seatzasa. Mis- Hassakz. ~ g. lsesers. Ms
+. 5 A4ssEsza@. IA fissEs&a Sa4gsa. 9s.tsvoFxe
KYsts s'Fsssoa. NJ EAsFsss r. Hsr1sas. M
4 sss-4 lisssa&a. 81 lSsgaAna eessy, We. Frank
wssssa1g. NJ. 0<ars~ Sseaezaaa. Mr Pred
SsEsfs
~ sxnsxs's secsEyx
EAs ass azesfszs el shs msw - An4ases4ss "a.
e.esy 81 sSsssz<s heSs ttsaar sssasnz n eefs-
syasns bal yszSA - ssess szecssskai sasasa
tsf tee sssss<s. IAs SnsscA Ssss zrs taasnnxssy
IA c@Eaess - sAsis ssSsts 10 fcrra q sssozx &C.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-23

atet recently from the san Jose Normal school
Mr. Il. ". Wright real estate nan OF Astoria.
Wa in the city "Wednesday greeting old friends.
". Ed L. Perry continues 70 improve after
his recent severe Illness. and win be out again
sooa.
day from yisit of two months in the Eastern
states.
Mrs @. =. NJ Pratt entcr;ains her mother
Ms r 4 Runyaa. OF Chicago. Who ARRIVES. re-
Gently.
Mrs. W sni,h rcturHsd daring the week
from two rcufhs visit with friends IN Cali.
foynia
Capt Jsmss csrruli. one Of the hest known
SEA captains Of tie psessc- was in the city yes-
sesasy.
Miss seii4e M Chsxsty left hy the CITY of
fusaIs LAST nsgAi Tor san Francisco GA basi.
nsss trip
Nj william Walker. Of rosi Gamble. arrived
in ;ee cry On sgecssg steamer. the Yaxria.
YESTERDAY and rerssinct during the s.sy.
Miss IDA y. fslimsn. Il shss city VITO ia
Spending tie wtnser Al san joss. hss heen very
III fos several wesss. ses is now eonvelescenl
Nj sol stock. yoanx merchant Of Corvallis.
Or. Is "a TIE ely visiting frieEis saa relatives
Nj stock gees from here to san Frsaessco on /.
sas-aess tip
2r Eonssa ". cfswfc.a. ssho hss been eo,.
pzss wsex wsts severe sftsek az "gr.p1s.s ia
lain ga the street
NJ. ard Mr. r ". Clayton, who formerly
EvsdeS. IA this elty, bar have b~ea living in san
fFsnc4sen ter I'VE YEAR o. rssse. have returned
Il seattle 20 reside permanently.
Mrs. Cara y. syrae. Of Sacramento. VITO AS
eexE vlsa-szg threads IL seattle aarsas the ras,
sokr sasEiAs. ief ses EoEze yesEsFasy evening
as tie steamship Csy q pceaSa
VI -
etS-a~&y Etsgsr~ large steam Glssax
seafsaS. OF ~ Psns. Is in ne eafy. Mr. o.
vas sss snxeSsss. considerable raoawy in Scrsa-
wexs teal estate
Mr. Z. >, Ar1Astruzs. @. Tenth street se,-
sHEzeSs FEssssy frusa AZ exseaaea tip Esst Ma
srzsssTuag visited Eos Of sAe time attn her
sssisg- Ms sezAscs nelph. 81 waxainxsoa M
asmasruns sz0ngbs her daughter Mas ssasse
sao has bees ssssasnz fae ~EateE wfsA Ma
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-23

H<cfM tntsresttRx sHa original figures sscru
9Ane Upon the participants. whieh sAsiss.s
nch plruusw and great aasTrstnsnt and 70.
pcted srrss credit Hlpn tAs leasleFx h wss
nj soeieek when ia last sEr4sn os saassr WAS
eArl and essfsssss rallied fnasn tae aesss caFsv.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01
FOEEIGN .N.iD.IL NOTES.
PREPARATIONS.

,urlu. IN +. manual has Lc"n Published ly Tie
,,,,, ,I n,ut of tie Fur.ch stNi,c IN con
,.,,i,r win c,,.rrptun y, The system III hFN'
d,.I of Twin: the doubt In fa,os u The >'Nhc anu
,,,,Lu. the con>cript found 10 work ii'aF ~
utto,,tir, CON, lud,d to h. mo." cai"in NJ t'' '''
constitution The exemptions were . per cent ''' iva"
If NE, p,,.yo,~ one, AID the MANUAL "NP"''H' '''
,;.u.. Onp ul the d,',nlii a'nn> - '\'" ,,,r
,r,,rss" The r.,>un Tor this. the French u'"'''
-. t. that 4 NON commissioned officer TO- IA ,"'
q, .rnrIrc az auihur'" oi"i has i'th II H'' "t''>
iu>v.rr- either disgust oi iiu'h"'
ria, Danish Go, crnmrnt i fairly rrv'aih I" S'"''
stool upt-> for their arnosTd ships upon "h'A '"'r
can lee no doubt ~ 10 their strength. VI tr''''' "
-, u,,c. ore ,.lrrtcd ~ haunt from those ntc'dc'
.r ,hr trr.t OF the iron ctd rodcn>hlod was tested
,r.u,r,t,ry to the acceptance of number of similar
one. contracted for to l, n>d on mat mp "''" ''c
,,.hl, The plate cNpcinient"d npun VA, very curved
md .hot four ami hall inches tick u ".,s brci
nt with Il inch prOjcciilr>, especially sem - t">t
iy the Danish Government Tor the p"tPo'r Hon,
,,u.nn,r The, broke into pieces upon impact a,d
,,ds innre ,l,,s Of les than the thickness oi tn
plate. . ,., . =, ain.
. ,,,, =, f., ir .vn,tr rtcd ~ tn best of ,.rel and
,, j., ,,,h,rd throughout by clct trirlty. lie" lngth
, lao 900 feet ard she viii draw ten feet OF water
Her Guaranteed speed i "a be twenty one Knots Al
r,rr Their, are to De ii drch saloon an upper dining
,,.,on and siady aft Of ne >trr!hg hr."sr ioi the
r,,ncror Ilcl,w there VIII be tWo al 'on' i~'c"p
;nu ,.,m and two large sleeping cabins. a well ~
ample accommodation for tr suites ana servant. The
Hnrht viii he arranged that II may be ii-"d H. u
dispatch boat w 'a~" u ''' c''' ~ "'N"'" ~" ""'
purposes
The latest addition 10 the Holland Navy Is to pro
ctod steel cruiser Prnsc, Wlliclmina der NcdcranGcn
rh aruor deck extends throughout the whole length
and there Is an armOrL tnrret forward. Tho STEM
stcrnpost and ra'ddcr-pOst Of manganese bronco