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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-01

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Yesterday IN accident happencd On ths c.
halls river 81 this place. which might hate -
suited in tragic death Of several memheu ~
the Caroline Gags Theater COMPANY. Tho rol1v
were out boat riding. snd. vhiIs n IN mQ03
swift and dangerous part oi the river, NJ 6Gr2
craft suddenly caresned. pseetpifnftn4 - -
cnpsnfs into the cold. icy watef. Mn ftoGal ~
her endenyors to keep from siaktnG e1oGDoGo1
ia securing dsath-liks grip Mn ~ k1et
Thomas, who dextefously held NJ - -
a short time. but II last hi mso1U1n
failing him. he. loo. sank. cossyIpg -
sith him. NJ. ". =. Keeue. The -
veteran Of the troupe being an expert sWimnqGs
By this tine had swan over 70 thcm, and $500
ing enc In escb arm and lreodlnG uoeees -
mar sged to hold them and keep thpm -
sinking the third and lasE time. when hole -
rived and rescpsd them fson tnoif pee1E0
position none too soon. for the Old eenafomnA -
nearly exhausted. The femaindsr q - pM
sncceedsd in getting 10 ho0m q icoe n1d 49,
helped out from their chilly bath. II y uoo4
lous that all escaped unframed with ~ enooops
ton Of . cold bath. fos this rlves. hko mGo
others al she state, hrs . danGefeus u14n9oyW|
which forms . suction. ard with ~ ~ 60
ness The victim SCARCELY ever = feftun91eonelo4
20 escare alive.
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sALmAGUsDI.

uueh interest has been taken in the many
1nlscent gowns thst the great actress. Nile.
- weors in her new Play Josephine. EN-
- u the French" that The fosT- ITrELIi-
11cnu feals in duty bound 10 give detailed
1z1ptjon Of them.
n Gsst drem 10 . balldress of . rich pale
~ min, brocaded in old gold leaves. with
1ooet Mantle Of blue satin. lined with old gold.
f1ned around with gold lace. The wsis. =
Flunire, Historically correct. IL very short.
N hieh.pnfied sleeves, and . collar . 10
Nediei r gold lace.
~ sscopd dren Is Of white satin. embroidered
= 81 From the shoulders hangs the imperial
n6atje n red velvet. studded with gold bees.
enleoidered In two shades of gold, and entirely
nd with ermine This mantle is an exact fac
arm Of the coronation robes stiil preserved In
- ploce OF the Louvre. On this head II worn
~ impesiai crown and diaaem.
~ tblrd dress is PLAIN white crepe, with
~ tfsperieA
1Asiourth dress is . light green Japancse silk.
WI inrye ruching at the bottom Of green and
M The front. on tablier, is in pink crepe,
N = embroidered garland OF flowers.
3lo1ilh dress ia In mauve Indian silk. in
eln41s folds topped over violet velvet skirt.
smhGui1lscd in silver The waist. = Empire.
vstt I'D sleeves. Is ornamented with silver
~ yolesa-
~ sxth dress Is white flowing crepe role.
hmy1Iy trimmed with lace.
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ADDED FIRE PROTECTION.
Waiting for Pipe Tor The Auxiliary Ser
fee-The q. \. Go. service.

Waiting for Pipe for The Auxiliary Serv-
ice-The q. \. Go. service.
The mains Of the auxiliary service line will
be laid as so,n as the sslneh pipe arrives. ard
u 10 expected here every day The great r part
OF the large pipe is already here. The recent
IRE on Commercial street demonstrated the ne.
eessity for the auxiliary pipe lae and the ire
and water committee will hasten the work ~
last ~ possible.
The ire engine under charge oi Foreman
Thomas Fsrnsworth. OF the Columbia & Puget
sound Railroad shops, Is being repaired, the
crown sheet being injured inrirg the service al
the recent FIRE which Threatened the com
pauys property. Such excellent service
was rendered by this engine aud q com pan y
OF weildriiied men tast no damage Was done
either the oraeoa improvement Company or
Northern Pacific shops. which wanid un
doubtedly have suffered otherwise. Mere hose
has been ordered. So to have snffieient for two
long lines 10 fully protect the company prop
erty. At present boiler il placed IN the nfe en-
zine house. near the corner OF south Third and
King streets A test OF the boiler was fpade yes
terday with two lines Of hose attached, strong
streams Of salt water being thrown. The re.
Spouse Of the men from the wos tsho,.s was very
prompt, and they may be depended on for
good service in case Of IRE in that quarter OF
the city.
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wEDDISGs.
ftncn-eKnw.


Miss Cora Y. Finch aud MI Frank Grow were
married At the residence OF the brides father,
hsgie Hsrb0r. II II O'Clock Tuesday morning
TIE ceremony was performed in the first par,or
The bride and groom stood directly unser a
welding bell OF immoEtelles, with floral arch
~ the rear. The bride vas attired In white
sihairoSs, srtisttealy combined with MORE
grange blossoms. After congratulations and the
wedding breakfast. Mr.. ard Mrs. Grow left for
Victoria and al extended trip in British
Columbia
FFESASTgg-DEACoS.
Miss Carrie Fieaasfer and Henry ]. Deacon
were married st the residence OF the os3icis,fng
clergyman. Rev. Henry ]. Deacon, Thursday,
Mas =. The immedisss friends only were
present ar. AID Mira Deacon win make seat,
Tic their honae.
EDwARnS-ANES
Miss Edwards and JOAN A. Afaes we're quietly
married At Tacoma. THURSDAY. May -
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ssaalsy Aivays Lsss.

Mr. stsniey's tasdinezs II ksGptng enenow
ments has been the subject Of . Gfeee - r.
com sasr,f aimee his return- He hae scofuloy -
tended Z dinner, : receptions - nny oG4
gathering In his honor thaa he hes ~ h1pe -
vassts wsss,pg at least hall N boar. snd - -
saortne.x a the dinner given - hin ~ -
Chamber Of cofsmsfes iast ntght ~ pem1vWy
sxaspera;lnx- Fully IN hour ane nelf @lnppo4
after the guests had assembled heeoee l1eee
the pefted and obygnss spcaied - -
s..sar =, houor them with Ais pees1ncp. - -
bs sesva 10 apologies fog his iaseneeA HI -
ees wiss Tenn4at. wss seated sszs - Mn - =
table. ana the chairman il welcoming - -
s,ls,rsr tool occssaon 10 spsak - graz ienDm q
ii. coming marriage. much " 10 e1ntN1sc9 q
the lady. bat apparently with - ene9 49,
NJ Stxnfex
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ARBom DAY.


Buffalo Courier.
when I read fhese sylvan fables
0vid's -.Metamorphcses.
l can hardly keep from signing
For that golden age of trees
In tie ancient pythtan contests
fsoi1 was not the need, as now,
Bur the winner's giosfons guefdoa
Was the beeches on his brow.
Timid Daphne met Apollo.
Turned and fed. aud ne gave chase,
Till she cred for help aslsi found IL
Ia ianreis close embrace.
Pcassve orgheus, with isis piping.
Every bret ian grows eutTsnccd.
III the olives. OAKS ard ceasrs
keelEd ia eektacy ana danced.
Ard kind BAusis aBa Pnilemon-
ubat = hsypT tate they Garnet
She. changed ~ q whispering linden.
He into a4sout oak lurued.
Nowadays who sees such wonders
In the country OF the town.
No enc: every szriing shurS as.
Fearing we snasi cut IL down.
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TaE PIONEERS, EErsloN.
Seattle Old Timer. Making Great Ere


Seattle Old Timers Making Great Pre-
raratlees.
The attendance al seats nsoascss 81 yesser-
dxys rseeting Was iRre~r tar that 81 any meet
inS nssvioax II included judge ta~nhs. A. A.
Decay. W II Gillian. charles rsaseh. Joha
WEBSTER David 6sahasa. ! e. kellogg. NJ. $.
Drew. George Rsas .raan. l. s Raws. II.
Batter, J. W. George. r n 6uye ana Thomas
" Prasch
From the ball and programme cammlssee re
rers WAS received to the sa.cs thxs Plymouth
Congregational easrch. on Ths-d anst CRiyer-
ssty streets. bad leea xrearef ser the reunion Of
Juae 81. which will heeis a. 10 A. n. and also
fer the Grafton Of Colonel W r rsosser In the
evening of tie same dsy. The committee
recommended thai The excursion train over the
Seattle, Lake shore 4 Esssera railway. yaae fth,
leave the depot ~ SIS q. arrive at Sne-
nnximie al or before noou. aud sffer about
foar hours On the picnic vronniS and al the
falls start en- the home trip. getting n town az
or before O'Clock The train viii take its pas
scnSsrs 60 tbs fnrshes end OF the roxds ssxty-twc
m lies from seattle. The report wss ssopsed
The finance committee rerorted tue receipt
Of contributions from lcsai psonecrs rs follows:
l. s. Rove. Sic. ". III. eiliiam. $40. Thomas
Miner. $40: ". George sie: O. Jacobs. $40. n.
kntter. $40. s. KsnDcy. Sios chas trosea. slas
Geo. ". Bosrdnasn ;ie: ". Parry Smith. $40.
l. JsHolgste. sle. " \ Dies, so: Ned ]. Ohm,
tAss J. c. Kellogg. so. Taos W. rFoSca. $40. ID.
Horton sls %. A. A. Denny. 40. tosal s2ssoa
Many other pioneers have promised 10 help.
ard the committee had no doust there woaid
be money enough FOR all purposes
The disposition OF excursion tickets al tie re-
union and at the train was left TO the secretary.
Thomas ". frosrh. ard assistants, 10 be Sc
leeted by hius- All mem 5srs OF the state pio-
neer organization will be given t.eke,s Tor then-
se'ves without charge. Their children and
friends. well as all othrrs. viii have to pay
the usual excursion rate. tlaa
Z. W. RuH general passenger agent Of the Sc
attic, Lake share 4 Eastern railway. accepted
sn invitation 10 accompany tbs pioneers 10
snoquaime.
]. W. George aud ". $ Dfew were appointss.
ecinmlisce 10 secure eefiec carriages etc. at the
picnic grounds.
At the picnic Seattle pioneers are expected 10
provide lunch no, only for themselves. ba, for
the pioneers from abroad The latter are 10 so
and be served without cost or trouble.
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EVERYDAY LrrE.

Tue marble-SEaisa, al his fn9rr.ing task
Merssly eiasses sna b,ue.ys a4s9 stasse.
With stout hands eircsissg snosth. You SEX.
What VIII II b shtn Il "a 1u2aes'
"A shalt for ySun- girls sr&se." Eosh hands
80 back NTH s3st 70 tlssfF s3oe&y play
And he ssags Ike . bird. a. ne swx, sng Stands
A EoElleking Save Of Lore AHa My.
* 4 ssR.
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THE ANNEX MAID.


Harvard Ianlpoon.
She was uB on psis oernphy.
Knew ali about eiAnsxfsphy,
Considered plsia ge1grspny
An elemental study
she could isssare Ca psssls~ophy.
rhe could crlgIcsxs thesssopSy
With phrases whlch woull assIfy
A mar v ho wsza'g reafy
Sne could aaalyxe qssztesni0ns.
kees the taste ~ cd Yass rnsaas
Could feii rs why isiesfsssns
Formed an ecoGoFnse factor,
ssse was quite = 1exscazfx pasF,
An amateur phosozrapheE,
Was knpun - Ysfsnregrn Ehef
fs9Tn Mozambique 20 jacts
she was versef ~ 1isf Assyriau
Aad The diaseet fisyrlAo.
Could sdeuss9 the Tyf.sa
kH9cs On ptaneiustifns
Knew the Theory ~ philanthropy.
Ttssd her ssesrefs that aSs,MathFefy
Game thfeush rasdui tlst iGnshes aad
tAroHgA rte.
but sss failed ia oaeuisfloa.
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The Northern Pscs &c Eastfoss yessstn.e Din
ing and keeping Car Lane. 9aii5 service 10 *
Psxl Minneapolis, bglusb sad Ghteaxo. No
change OF cara nzd swenss five msl&s tie short
cot resIss 70 GhkEago. Temr&sx fzrsFsae cars
through. placing passengers IA tae raion depot,
Chicago seven aours aid ihtrfy~ssx atEatss
Ahead Of esAer Ines. a. cnfiksrx. elf ffekss
agent, Us s<eoEi ssseex, EcstoL tgscks T. Toa-
Kin, depot ticket sxeaT. eezssie.
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AT SOCIETY DID.
ball a Popular Amusement
for Ladies.
as DRESSES ~ JOSEPHINE.
wsek Largely Devoted 20 Ous-of-
rastimes -w~ddisgs. Bssis. Re-
eee4ssns and Enssrtainments-



=. kesrf Of nine, we sho sidn't
WcnT So
80 we've missed OF calm We couidn't
Uaye, ron know
T1kGf ~ w met Of stormy pain,
M & sorrow's driving rain,
- ran better meet agaiu
Hit blow
u nave erred in that dark hour
Vt have known
MA on tears ieli with the shower.
Al olopc--
60 not the shine and shower bient
~ fhc ffaeioax Master Ineanr
m - femuer cur content
With His own.
-. ~ know. not every morrow
Caa Be sad
- foreelfing ali the sorrow
Ne have hsd.
Il = fold Away onr Team
m mt b. our foolish tears,
ara fhff ugh al the coming years
Just be glad.
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coLrax SOCIETY.


colsAx May sI-A progressive heart party
WA xsseg Wednesday afternoon by Mrz Alfred
sayoasaxe- k.efresAfaeass we're served sns iAe
ssxnai enjoyable tine which eharacserszes cosfsx
s,-.sstv circles was hsi. The erss prize, silver
t-,u bog bax. vss awarded 20 Mrs J. a. Eel
lager. the second. sci OF silver nuf picks 70
NrsI B. Dcoai.lel These present Eers: Nrs
y. n. Barnard Mrs. j. H. Bsiingcr. arA Wa
Beaa. Mrs.. r. G. Blair. Mn u. csny. Mrs.
Harry csssnweII. Mrs ( j. chsawsek, Mrs Ivan
Chase. Mira L b. nossiftss. Ars james k~zrs.
Mrz. ]. w. Hsgxins Mrs Leon kuha- Mrs. C. T.
Metz. MrN " C. Aorse Mrs G, n. Newman. MR.
&. y f.nssefl. Mrs. e. w. sarhsrlssa. MIA y. H.
saith. Ma & T. ysrnsiys. ArA L. h Wood.
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war;. Mr.. saaes wu~sles. Miss lo~Fhsns
Ks<ccs, Miss Cora Rsewn.
PERSONAL
Mss Marie Sssusan. q sosei yes a'sst and mas,
esar. - In fs- city visiting relatives. sF-Eysas
HON walsa was.a Inarsisy.
Mrs a T. Williams has gore Esx. Sse VIII
arena shs snraraer in Boston ard New hamp-
YAire esfies>
Mr.. snf Mrs A. p Miller, OF fcrssat. are ia
the CRY vssstiaS trends for xcek cr TIVE
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The western wsxhfn gs0n Ncman's chnn11n4
Temperance Union VIII consens e - IT.
Congress asionsl church. = Hesens eyenus. -
coca. June Z. Z. and TIE sxsf.usy ess
,,ss..s riii rse~s a q - on Tuesday. Juno =
= 4, ossesrs ana saperinsen1enss ars reqsssse4
y, - present al shls mecsing- seattle de1eGetD
x~sfi tssye Tuesday ~ 10 = n on the Etis1 -
,ss-ser frorz Yesler's what foot 81 feea<f -.
,,.e An Is1iss are Requested N sesx 30 wu1Q
.ss.s..,' Ma u z. HAxD<4xkks
Es<osding SeeffSafy.
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sflie- Rhsa. tire famous actress. who opens in
Ereaea. on Taesisy evening next a. Turner
haII, viii srrtve IN The city GA Tuesday mora
tur. A SUITE 81 apartments has hesa engaged
Ter asF az tbs: Rainier snere she vii hold in
formal receptions on Tuesday aBi Wednesday
a3tessle-esss- u he RheA has mznx friends In
seattle " ho Will doubtless take advantage of
It's opportunity to ray Nasir res,scgs 10 Que Of
the purest and nosssest women now on the
AAegIc&E stage
PIONEER REeSEaS.
Ine seventh annual reunion o. the state Pso-
aeer Association c<curs ID seattle next wesRss-
Cay sn& IhErssssT. Nothing via DC sea aodone
on The part Of seattle residents so MAKE the tine
an enjoyable one leg the guests frora abroad A
irSp 30 Sacseslrnie 10 Planned smung other
shsBsS and The homes Of tie cd pioneers hers
w..l be thrown open with tsae-heA-te3 hos
piaslsEy.
cRCKcM sexI4L
Al iee cTesz. social wiz he given AZ the pa
ices a. the Protestant &etast.ss church. On Pine
Assa Iniri streets. Tuesday evening a short
literary saa m9Slcsl programme Is IN preTara-
ton rs the yeuas people. and VIII &c rencefe.
daring tss eventns.
Vsgrr CKpR sccsAE
An interesting Frn<rzEaszs has hsea prepared
hy the UaGsy Cab Tor sseixl ~ sc gayen IN tAc
esen&ag lane : Masie and ssieEaxy exeresses
vii Re the srseetai fess1Egs al She evening
sAFrasr SOCIAL rsIaS sASovxr.
The Baptist sa~4as vn5ea sill give tsnsnst
~ Hescs RaipseF sas Tnexsns eveE8ng. gaae 10.
TIA Is the seVeAA oA2qass gwen ~ us see4sl
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TACOMA 5 SOCIETY.
Motor Parties Talked of-Events Of the
Week.

TACOMA May SI.--ssnac the social world In
general viii not supply - lovers and worship
srs with sufficient en- oyment they propose tax
ing their am uscrnent into their own hands AMI
making the best ont Of whatever entertainment
can lse oetasaed- Psrnics. excursions and lava
seses are Row "a iaas. and. - sagxestsd BY
larger city, O nesor party has even been pro-
road bat Ii u nos profsable that the latter form
81 srnusament viii become very popular. as
about The only recommendations Ia sueA party
are that II would he wcry little nosner and very
cheap There arc great many Places II the
vicinity Of this CITY which seern 10 invite pleas
ara seekers and lovers Of rural beauty tate tAeir
romantic retreats. and many OF these places
have been discovered and duly enjoyed.
esELs' QUAD kEcEFrfay-
or Wednesday evening the Girls Guild Of 50.
Lakes cAs-ea gave Delightful reception At TIE
Cnsyessssy sssee Club rooms - TIE fhnAtef
b.iiGtng. Thcse receptions src very fopalar.
ard are ,horoaghiy snjoyst ~ The younx Eee-
s.se OK fhe cAarcb- Most Of the evening was de-
voted % danclag which. although lie
rposa wss rather crswsed. vas en-
tssex. into with rest tsy AL the lovers
az that art There xxrs recst2lsons ~ MIS- Jsr-
Gxa aud Mss Do4.se Fsrr4ss. saiSA we're dE.y
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CHinH. 49,
In is,g..- - - ~ ~ s1.e oas ksssa
go. - - .ArA - PROSE- anrea the sa<aai
nj .-x.-r--ss - 80 .~a-ssss
sad short xrsrxnsx :, - .-~.,-. ssrs-s -
grand sp-ess !, ~. 6,,.s- - - -. -
az seattle !. ,-,a-t ,...s. s.s -
fossss Thcsa szsss-s~ s,s-.,..s. .s.1s - =
TO H. w Durars yarn nse..ss grs,s d ~
Boston hserk :. = ~ 80 r. oas..,-
block. On or before "a tursasy ev~rfn~ Iune =.
anal arrangements mast thea De made fos &c
coznmoaafaan 81 the hosel
FrBlsc seHooL Ex-rRrssxxrsr.
An fnts,rxtsu~ ,iter.,x .ra r,rs,..r .,.>~-
Eainment for the benessr Of the ru b,ir sehss,l H.
bray fund VIII be gives IN Central school hall
next Wednesday evening The following il the
programme:
fur
I Is,as oh Hal ca. We Free"
x,,,ssi. &c.. xs,.. -
Instrumental soso s-ssssss ss. .,sssn
Blue Beard
PCpiis from Miss Jchr SONS room
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The friends cf Ms Ec-sSa ksymosa 50 81 IL
f,ssSx planned aas exseasz'i s'zri'ssso parSs IA
s.,.r ~ s.sr rseA seezSta asEFas&y that sac wss
s,s.ttx .ss~s.rss.a x Aen ;hey arrived heg Sas4
.saSe 90 lxxss. street. last Wednesday eysaszx-
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- society kr: ene Of xrrss s.ssi s.s<sssas sses
= zeIi- The eoatert froxrarss : ws. q faszpxs:
kemxxks ny fhe chzs.raaa ~ wursssox,
A19ress b. tie caspian -.
49, Rev Denismza rsrsOzs
oeazs Va. SICK - Ne the AssIn -<,otca s5nxss
q, -. = ,+s.s. Nr F. -ssr-a.
s nsSIzenon sss<<f<d Miss Maggie Chisholm
1919 ss1sM a fAr1s<z B0y Mr. = pnurAu
aa<SsatfSu- Nzected s.-- Mr. A. Robertson
- - ssssefef Nrs Dr. SrusAn6x
Mesxrs Watson snd Carr
s - ts..sr, seisffsd -. Mr.. r. sfsaw
-. t-..%sse.-.-..- Mr. j. Wilson
ners.stA0s ..ss+..e-,-.--. Nyx White
1.nte TIE Highland fling Mr. A xeB<xn
r"nz. Rocked Ia The Crssse Of sAe Deep."
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Mother Goose melodies NINETY pupils of the
South scSoon sung by chorus in charge of Miss
Hegardt.
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A sasty party .psRt one dsy 81 the pass week
Al Esxsnns frey sslssrte. q ehsrming spas.
ara tire ssoAt cAsxks and enoke9 by tire PARTY
$50 narsnsssy io<sshsoxae. Tasase cor pFas5ng
"a marry were NJ and Mrs J. ". Engz. Mr
Na4 sr< A. = Bowman. NJ ard sss = Z. Ros-
rnmn NJ asa Mrs {. VI RrssnAal NJ Sa& Mrs.
"A III xarxsaa NJ znd Mrs. + c. >sepksas,
us. s,ssgs.s Mss Ni.soa Miss Iniissgs aaa Ms
NoFwssu, NJ W. Il CSasvsr. y. ". Amsterdam
.wAy Na1asrAey.
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Pupils from Miss Piper's room
frogs 81 school, Twenty boys from Miss Robe
konb AID Miss shum ways room
Vocal duet judith Hughes and Mamie Ruiz
story OF Our flag Fifteen young ladies from
Misses White. Brown, Orr and Passon's
rooms
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"a. "a Andrew Socsesy held rzasS e. cy ahae
.e.s satisfactory entertainment aad bali xnSs-
~ ssentss in chssaelsass hSA Oh Front sssees.
:, whscA ussny Of TIE lssdsag sSstFnasen o re
,Skx their wives. dsngAsers All h~sst girls wsse
~ attendance Tae @Nasi1a Hss xezy aaseF~
uaas AaStr ard i proves Gal sns ee0aea are
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-13

THE Fort Worth Gazette does not
seem to read the end from the begin
ming. Referring to the recently wired
report, that q Minneapolis syndicate
had purchased 5000 acres in the su-
burbs of the city, to make of it man.
ufacturing town similar to Pullman
but more extensive, the Gazette says /:
"That is what it means to a state
that has secured capital for the pur-
pose of stimulating manufacturing
en- terprises. Towns, factories, people,
money and state development fol-
low"
The Gazette is reminded that this
purchase was made and this enter
prise embarked in just when it be-
came certain that the Mckinley bill
would pass. Does the Gazette mag
inc for one moment that this purchase
would have been made had the Mills
bill passed two years ago, and the
manufacturers of the United States
placed at the mercy of the low priced
labor of England and the continent?
All this, however, will not prevent
the Gazette from continued demand
for manufactures and continued de-
nunciation of the protection tariff bill
through which, and only through
which, are American manufactures
possible.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-13
The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends and neighbors
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the many know who from personal experience
ust how good q thing 1t is. If you have ever
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cause the wonderful thing about Il is, that
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covery ever after holds O place In the house
II you have never used II and should be afiict
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address Thompson & Co. 3 DRUGSTORE
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-13
FOR sheriff..

The LIGHT is authorized to announce
James M. Van Ripper as candidate for
the Office of Sheriff of Bexar County at
the next election.
The LIGHT is authorized to announce
Capt. ThoS. P. Mccall as candidate for
reelection to the Office of Sheriff OF
Bexar county, at the election in Novem-
har
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-13
How is This I?

Are you going to risk your lives, and
the lives of your family by buying cheap,
worthless vehicles, when you can buy for
a trifle more a good reliable buggy or
carriage made by the Connersville Qnd.)
Buggy company from NJ. PIGoTT,
Cor. Houston and Soledad streets, San An:
tonic, Texas. 9-16-
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-13
Good Advice, showing Result.

Edward Silvey, Chicago, gives tes-
timony: "My wife had catarrh twen-
ty-five years; suffered severely for six
years before she began to use your
remedy. Unable to breathe except
through the mouth; in most critical
condition. Tried everything with
out relief, when DR.. Streeter advised
her to buy Clark's Extract of fax
[PapillonI Catarrh Cure. Relief fol-
lowed Immediately. She continued
to use it until now she is entirely
cured. Her health has not been 30
good in many years" Price $1.O0.
Wash the baby with Clark's Flax
Soap. Is cents. F. Kalteyer & Son,
druggists now have the Flax remedies
on hand. (0 ly
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-13
Bucklen's Arnica Salye.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
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Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
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is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Dreiss, Thompson &
Co. 10-1O-1Y