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/Jus; received. lin, line Of sample,
Ybt wall papers; nj various prices Ia suit
all classes Of customers.
ATTN iiGos.
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Tho hand made gloves made b, j. +.
Lciic,irr arc the test and cl-aprs, In
tho market. A pcffcc, NJ guaranteed.
II yics taken In exchange.
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Church and SUNDAY school services
have been dispensed with until s-p'e'a'
Ter i,,. So says our Rector.
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v Remember wc will have complo:r
Aiock Of Fourth Of July goods.
ATTN iigo..
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We snecr ut the Siamcsc for worship.
ping the elephant; but think Of the
money that is paid here annually Just
to see II.
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nuts, confectionery. this week. nj
ATTN Bios.
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Mceksr and vicinity was visited with
several refreshing showers during 'hr
past week.
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\ Orange cider. sofia water and lemon.
ale on tap nj Asi,x litos.
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There will he u regular meeting Of III
Town Council Monday evening next,
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For tho next sixty DAYS I will give
ever, purchaser Of 5. pair Of gloves
chance In a 81 pair.
J. y. I.EpnErrg;.
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VCoun,ry aud mail orders solicited and
carefully iillcd for anything In our line.
AIrix Bios.
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T,,s coLUMa,A nU.LDISG 4 LOAN
ASSOCIATION.

Meets the first Monday in each month
for the transaction OF regular business.
Special meetings at the call OF the Presi-
dent. II. j. HAY.
l.. u. WALBRIDGE, President.
Secretary
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THE nEEKEn BOARD or TRADE.

Regular meetings first Tuesday In
each month, ut old School House hall.
l.. j. BEEMER,
l.. b. WALBRrDGE, President.
Secretary.
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Y subscriptions for all magazines, books
or newspapers, received by us.
ATTiX Bios.
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iio,s saddle. For particulars inquire n,
this Office.
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N A,,iS Brcs. will L. found hcadquar'
tets for all fruits In season.
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i,a,her warm weather for this section.
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HOME NEWS.

Plenty OF good fishing.
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Note heads at THE HERALD Office.
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c. A. n.

To the National Eneaapmess Grand
Army of The Republic ~ oos.
ton, August IO.lS, 1900.
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Have you read Longfellow's
Resignation p'' asked one department
clerk of another. No, was the reply;
I did not know he had resigned.
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ns.xsm LODGE. =. o.. \. s.AA.n.

Meets the second and fourth Satur-
days in each month. Visiting brethren
cordially invited.
II. q. PETERSON. ". 81.
JAMES LYTrLE, Secretary.
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Ten per cent Discount
on all
Mems and boys Clothing
IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW GOODS
S. PoEGEs Dealer in Hats. Caps, Boots, Shoes. &c.
MEnKRR, Colo.
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Subscribe for The HERALD.
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CssUnCss CALENDAR.

ri. JAMES CHURCH.
Fourth street, eas, end OF City Park.
seryic. tomorrow. will br rs follows /:
SUNDAY School. ut Ia. IN.
Evening prayer and sermon, al S
=. IN.
Service at Powell Park School house,
al 3 .. IN.
Friday evening service. Mt sp. m.
All ar. cordially invited to attend
this service.
a. L.. WILLIAMS,
Rector.
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We have ior sale iaeco sc>,a 4 -
% TIC state II 4 n a "a = oIl
eoo1 farmsnx isn3ss - oesua RI
mikes ca Nc<thesa Pacific raf1u1r ~
One hsnsrsd aad treaty acres =
30 II - PER scec, onay Mia IT. .|
Ien asd N-ssrs iaxms q Nun1. /
miles
Five hundred scres vexer 49,
Scuas. Heetss Canal. 1ake vS-3$uS
oshes beautiful iccationa irom . - r.
srHxA vlssa.
oEe hundred and Esfy acrpa 49,.
ban G1rs 10 AMI Is Eaf1ca Son3h ri <S
send. where there g nsaufs ~ ~
paxntn1 dortnk ux moathn ~ - -
where there are aood nshfnr eSss<s<.<>
teach y one and quArser mises -
sa.ho2s in depth. ne hesrS r. r.
arinx ssuxnssh Harbct-H ac1a - 81. "a
Ire d:sta.cs BY raal = ~ 1uw1c1r1 u /
The soil. climate and eeneraa -,
are ~ Ecot - any Part 81 the nooo4 a. s*
M.a tract Is div ded iatp axs.errs :
the except on oi roy u reztzloIm i15S
snncs;.sely irontsnS The oeacA. - NJ
the sear Of ne rack with A slssaalSS r. r.
- feel 10 the nails. . Z =:
TIE Buena Vista Land ca IN - = 81
rated under the sease laws int ~ ~
per share, each share repe~1on9m9 5~
AZ soon - NE sscek l. suapgsieoa = = q I
frontinx the eeacA, and tia n1D.oGS 49,
be placed 81 aA3e Subscriptions {GR 11[ =
applications foe front ioA a. ~ &C., r. r.
lots 80 each. on and utter Nay 8 IS -.
The location u this beautssol 80 - -
able part e. doing business Ct Hnrl ISl
enjoy living on . nve-aeye hcrooo11o1 1f
their place cf business n hAll = -
TIE article In the Peer .lxr1111u
=, diets the construction q Il r.
Hssna Vista and Detroit ana l6n ~ pr
Portland, oregonL - q Il 80
For plata Of trace appay & ornN
Roxwe building, SeAtSle a Ia IL
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a RRIvED-Mks. DR a. DsHOwE, or NEW
N York. the worid-rsnownea and highly
celebrated bustnefs and ssot trance medium.
She 70 the only nasuf a. horn trance medium In
the world: 10 seventh daughter. born with .
double veil and wonderful pf,phetic e1st Of
second sight; this she win prove: every hidden
mystery revealed: tells your entire life, past.
present and futuSe. In = dad trance: gives your
name In full, also yOur future husband % vile.
with aae ana dste Of marriage. In business
Losses, lawsuits marriage. divorces, deaths.
uniting the separated. removing evil influ-
sncss. restoring ioet lore, she hiss no equal.
Mra DeH6we wishcS u distinctly understood
thxt she advcstiscs pothing bat what she can
do. aud would mot be elassed with the many
cheap prctendes found in every city All who
sre IN e3nkness or In trouble: al Who's fond
hopes h.se been blasted. and al who have been
deceiyed and disappointed through the false
predictions OF Others he.ose giving mp IN despair
sre invited 10 cali and be convinced Of the true
statemeut Of the above without deisy. Ten
thousand dollar challenge 10 any medium who
can excel hsr in her startling revelations Of the
past. present aud future events Of persons
lives Psrlors. II and -. Mallory house. Tnird
and James streeu
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shipping ln,ellirenee.

soss bLAKriEy. May 2s.--Arrivsd, Gar
Francisco. May IS. - Arrived
mer Hayden Republic, Seattle. Sailed
smer Willamette. Seattle: bark
ma, Port Townsend: steamer Walla
Ne'ia, Victoria.
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Mrs. NELSON. THE GREAT sEEREss,
AVA tells past, present and future: consussa-
ton on all a6sirs; iadies n. gentlemen e. ~
Cherry street. corner Third street. room 6.
NINE LAyEF. NOTED CIAIKvOY ANT
VI trance medium: consult her on eli sub-
Jecss. tells past present and future: satisfaction
guaranteed or no Z ~. Simonciii house. so
Third street. psrlon n and IL
ANE. AIKsu. THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
w voyant and medium Mallory houss
Third and James Hoarv. .. N. 70 .. . m.
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Notice 4 hereby eivea lhoo
cation Of the oeatc % Wedn1n
~ O'Clock noon, of IL "a ~
cctve pr0poools foR the lusot11
books - ere hogetualtog oum1n
Of the fommon schools ~ 1
period Of I've pears lDom an1 1
VI september. 100. Wis.,:
Readers, spelltng books q
hooks, sYt3hmeelcs. bocA ~
Eugliah erawmars, 1nclu11n9
eeographiee. both ~ pp}i0c11
United STATES htelortGo: olno q
subjects at algebra, oooDoeI|
astronomy, chemistry. boenMlj
phyetcs. GENERAL HISTORY,
rhetoric, logic. word anal1u
drawing. vocal muD3e, ~
psychology. civil xoyeSnmont1
meus of Wauhingtop.
Proposals musf ronto the NJ
exchanee prices of The booDe
ccsnfut hidden mune onoox hi
ply aid books q pg5cco ~
named IN their pfop0onSA ~
yeay4 Ia eccofdance Vt \ ~
ton 3 Of an oct 0f IL toul1
ton. approved March q, -
Z bad with tvs a. morn 81
the faithful perf ormouco q
sureties 20 b citisono g
ingfon.
All proposals must b nooie
the supfxiutendeut e Ynl
Wsshington, % Olympia -
''SeAle0 pr0poeels 70 tugn1g1
common schools OF ~ -
The EoaYd of Educatio0 ~
tessf any and I'll bids.
Dated 1t Olymyia. Waanin
Of April. isoo
~. Psh Ina -
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xo17c. 70 CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO coNTaAcToRs-sEALED PRO.
IN posais viii be received by the board Of
trustees OF the Warrington School for Defective
Yon;h At Vancouver. wash, In thrso separate
bids ~ follows: First-ror the completion OF
the building - IL now sfsndA second-f0r
the com pletion Of the building - II nov stands.
with the east ana west winsf. boiler and en-
rinef ON Thisd-For the whole building com
plese according 20 plans and specifications, up
30 SATURDAY. June 3ls;. 1880. 81 ? 0'ciock p N
Pans aid specifications can Be seen q the once
OF o. NJ Hidden. Esq. architect. Vancouver.
Washington, after May n. 1880 Also separafe
bids will Be received Tor fneandescent electric
iieht plant. comp etc, including wfresnx and
fsxtares Also bids for steam heating. Also bids
fer oae PASS niger evascs complete. n running
order BIS steam. elecsrcify or hydraulic rcwee
Each bidder for steam heating. electric hghting
aat elevator viii BE- required 20 submit Win
their bids thefr specific affoes describing ell
parts OF the proposed work. Also esds fof iron
wsserpir@s per foot from oueh half inch TO four
inches. good AID approved bond IN legal
fsTm 10 The amount OF thirty thousand dollars
lSS.os0f must accompany each and every o.d.
for tae tui dag Only. that u y viii tmmedi.
aseiy enter snso Z confrse. should n Be awarded
20 them. Right reserved 20 rsject any or eli
bids. All lids 20 BE- addressed 60 James Wat
$50 secretary at the bead Of Eusf~s, wash
ingiln school for Detective Youth. vancouver.
Washington
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Pullman vesrieulpd sleepers and di
40 latest improved tourist sleepers
- 4 - he Esst via Northern Pacific iaii-
~ s. ssioerg. city ticket agent, sis seccnd
~ sssssosn block. 4 Tcnkin. desos ticket
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<ScsGyserssn lEovsmsns Ter nevas-
- o-,v a. r,r.e ~
49, A
- CveI sne quesuou q lev1elne
- 49, .cn.essson, wnetner o. 20
-es.s eo'cau.on = seacneds VII
- unuenso u.tSu wni xeecn Ies -
- onos Z. - ffesoJsefssn CON-
l'ea' fessn,ne 20 nearly every pofs
senen q rfossstansIsm. - wni y
q rIcssss9ns sneososy ifom
seuna :e'ons-
esmnsess Donaesnon vas Ior-
- = May. l7sS, and Tor more than =
Gy e has continued without change
- standard OF faito O tns Presbyteri-
- fundamental doctrine has also
~ basis OF the general Protestant
Win vsTauons among tne Metno-
- mot until now mas there ben
Uncested movements nom inside 70
"a xE.--s-- aa-ss-s go. - --.s-
s. 80 -. S Ola $780, s,,S ~ - ~
sne O'o onou .a0 'pe NeW
-; bus The separation xns caused BY
yoco - e the treatment Of
Ny and relations with kindred
b1, not ~ any Enlargement
- - formulas Of faith. - inst Ia 1871
eokssne1 .s.'u ~ Iosnos eneous
/! cos' n us Ia..e' Ane y es.alnssef
on conslnus0 9 - un9uss''Vneo e
.sssy uI'a w.n.n sso ~
-. 10 - - - 49, loI -
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l,ne of no st,cn1loo. Dus lAst
- !. ee1as'o sapuen'y 81. 20 suonk
"a q.ss'aCn sn.snst snsy
9 oao not W,sn LOT sev.sion Was
- = ~ tne PEsspy ss5'ss' ]lo ~ NUM-
-. -. ...-..
9 p 4. ~. . = 49, 49, sss'
1 M. r \. - = $3.50. !! 49,. - H,...s. "a
49, \. ~ 49," = ~. 49, =. nv
- - .,,s.s 49, q. :, ~ ~ ses.s - 80 ."s
~ - y s- = 49, =. 5. 800. s - 40 80 49,
-. =. ... ~ ".s 80. S sso.I. a..'
4. n g r',s.s 49, No. - p-ss.s.s.
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q z - 7 ~. ss.0 =. A'so.oe' - =
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d! II = ~. 80. IA1s 80 o ss.ss. S
sney sfs we ooc'llne o s'ecs'on ma
q 49, " - ~,
100 ~ '1s S a...ss~ -. 80
70, s..,...N 49, 80 .n.
'sa.1 .sso ~ 49, -.
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p. .SP ~ \ 49, 49, - ~ r 49, q - -
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b. ~ ~ ~ =. - - s1s 3, as .. au.v
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$500. r.,,.s s.,s s,.S $3.50 AZ 49,
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y 49, 4. On 'ns ge.On y Nlsson SHOWS snas
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"a r. ssv q mt ,,,.v.,.rtlv - .scrr'
81 80. We .s ~ ~ NOS a.vs1enuy, 20 recon
epnsistent with their ooncenl,ons ~
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foar butter % late has been pcor
- hney creamery. Ash Tot Il. snd bay no
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NoRrHERN pAc,r,c RAuRoA.

SokfHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
- 49, ,N sleeping cars daily tet~eon Seattle
~ SssceSo Twenty-Five miles the shortest
esss - seven hours and thirty -ssx minutes in
KS~s % competing lines a. ChslfeTr city
ESSs seni .le second street. hoston block n
- oepot ticket secLt, Seattle.
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DREasNAKIxG AND FAMILY SEwTx6 At
IL 49, q - - Gus ~ ~ DAY. Cell og o.
g. Ls1 HogSh Iaxn stEss1 Boo0 81
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ICE OFFICE.
aooe al ycar orders FOR ice 10 Ma ca
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ExsIxxxas AM coxr1AcroRa

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CoMPANY-RN-
- Riueera and c0nt2cson for bridges Of cvery
description; wharf building. pile driving. drsdx
ing and soeAm shovel exesvattns: plans ana
sPondence collected. oaace 10: e Jooksoo
street. s~aftle, Wash.
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-.
u1xorrnr $50 ---,----
"AxYED-A LanY wuHxn rrsreTrnW ~
fuseisasIsssarsr. Asas = =.
WM1Ep-urUATlOx n 4 YoUxc cIRI
~ 49, ssetAI so..evnsk 4 privaie lsnily
eseklss nesse ~ 3. - 49, 49,. - j -
Snaoanoeueex.
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1880 M. 80 s<seesnceA Address besie. Post
--.----e-.----.-----------
AsL.p--IyCAIf0ss FOR CHAMBE1-
1e5dse n9x1c5. housekeepen and cserkA
~rtSy IA = :. Sees. CORNER second and Unt-
-.
WAkTEp-BYAY OuNG GRRMAx woMAx.
va.hs,s - ne a,2 noose, CO eiean.ng O
asd West ssress1 l''''s
W. .1--~- -
w or bla sissx s. s rcr.s 80 ~ : -
EAss havsng leaf a. ran exp<rienr reser.
esee Turn shed Mr. 4 M. e-rs ~ rnsf.
-. ..-neer
--
-..z. - - xScxLAHkocA
WAxIED-yo BUY LIGHT pELIvKRY
wagon. Cab co PIKE strees.
wv a~rrS- :, Z - - --- -
~ p,spsssy. o. konses ana lots which they
- -. - creep nay 80 purchaser ~ calling
- neok ssors. eoraeS Third and University.
WASTED--A sKcoHD HAND cALI0RAPH.
Adoseo writer. r st-Infeiligxnces.
WANTBD-T0 PURCHASE A COUNTRY
49,. - nsss.stss<r e washington. os commun,-
rs. ses v,sh'ss . ssii sena sop1 Il psps. and
cash price 70 H. 7. Carbide. In A Third st.,
---.----..'----------r---------------------
ChsDin. 81 rtS ma p g drop postal Husens
-
"AHIED-TO SELL A HALF INTEREST IN
w set Of shstsnce hoaks Of skagt counsy.
Warrington Adsfrsss box 1sS. Mount Vernon.
-
.w~ru
- -. - - -
WASTKD-YARTEER IN COUNTRY STORE.
!. -...-.. g A.. raes.InseIaxenrer:
~Ax1xD- BoARDKRa
.,---------------------------
EeR k1NI-ROOMs SINGLE AND IN SUITE,
s-aersvc hoseI n@Al'
-.
wlSr9n m r-y
vvv.xTvn-- -, .--,,--.
w -, i.hr ss.s. r.ss s.a,I "a, noVM5
dIess A. g.. Observation-Disclosures.
- #
- ---rs------.
ENOR RENT PURNIsHED ROOMS AND
II board. psivote family. lisa seventh.
i en- suiss a aness, with OF vishoss SoerS
-.
yOR RRWx-ROOva
NOR RrYr-youyc NARR1rn corp1r
IA havfns 4 go fos,sh,e ho,,e niss..rsir .s,,.1
Ted. VIII let nicsly-furnished. commod!ous
~ us - ~ s ~. ecnu men; rsiessnces gwen
-. -. =. :. y. W. s1os ce.ssse.
CyOR RENT-puRNisHKD ROOMS. TWO
= o'o- - noI re.oMce. $40 coInmosa streek
v-OR RTyT-a1NQlE rURyYsurD p0ou
y IS .e, wca,h: ois Ce.frr strs-t
T,OR RENr-YURvIsHED Rooms At aIa
IL tourh Eleventh. STREET: bet Veen two cablea:
uss al bath
~ room ior ono or two aentlemeu: gas aud
betn. Inquire q Clark q Capsn's furniture
ssoee. nkc and ks0o streeta
Is furntshed rooms fog light housekeeping
Eoe sESI-o1k SMALL FRONT FUR.
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A R9SrEcTASLE WIDOW WISHES To
IA ecrresyocd vita . sensle0an Of means.
sgx - 10 NJ with q vssw 10 mstgkmuny. Accrex
l. =. teek COX 80. 1sccsa. WonA
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Dlis ARE CALLED FOR THE INTERIOR
ID nnsxn Denny hotel unstl June j:
p sEs ai Mr.. J. l. Hutchinson . o1ce. nosel sse;
Ytfhs rservsd 10 rtscf I'll hsdA y. u
Pc vim RON II Colonial hock
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Pc vim. ron Il. Colon n hsock
NOTICE To CoSTkAcIoRs: OFFICE OF
~ ehsrf eagineer Pass Tcurs<nd southern
Ra.lyezs. seattle, Wash. Nay 10h. ia The
unaers xned Win be prefared 10 Isl ccatfsesa on
Tire PORT Townseni fou' hern Railroad - fol.
lows. For the clearing. ubbAne, nfadang And
hs,dging. seven misss and ore ball. from LAke
Hooker. . poita about ~ nTy niles sSusa o.
BIDS 10 be In this eltes June lst. ispa Two
mile ext<nssoa Dosth fro0 oay npts TO oeep
vAsc5. principally sressje work. ~ June lss
Forty msies Of cieox4pe. eYrbbsng. grading ana
b dying srcn desp wafer q O1yApsa 70 Lnfoe
CITY ga Heed canal. June l5sh- ferfy miles q
Clearing xrehbtne. grading and bx1dg1n9 -
vest bank af Hl.as canal from rn5co CITY
poetA, Jely iss- Prraies and macs eao b seen
~ shss osze- tan tays hstess The sassHas ecn-
srscss viii be te1 "a HUI chief engineer 90
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-26
DANCING ACADEMY.

nuREN CITY DANCING ACADEMY. CHS
~ holUs hall SIS Fsoss street. op~n al
sEnRer Ciass far adults. Mondsy and TnErs-
oay evening" Fos Ladies and children. sssar-
day ssteruooa. Privafs bcs>ons. wslss spe-
c1alty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-26

Business residenc
and acres at very los
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08

NEW YoEK, May 5 1t was reported
here late this afternoon tina. Heary L.
Sayiss, e1-alcsrmAu of the notorious
bJodlo board of 1884, who He'd to Canada
aud forfeited his bail, had returned to
this city. His brother, Sol. Sayies.
called at the district attorneys Office to
arrange for bail snd then in company
with Detective Sergeant Thomas Kisrnan
started out 70 ind Henry and have him
surrender himself. Henry could not be
found mp to late hour, end it WAS sup
pused that he Was afraid that bail could
not he hzed tonight, and rather than
spend Q night in jail lie had gone in hid
ing until tomorrow. He had not been
arrested up to a ate hour.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08

kinds Of work. Large reiptorcemenss CT
troops have arrived 10 aid the authorities
in preserving order. AZ Roubsix confer
ence IL being held st the town hail be.
tween the masters and delegate repre-
senting the wotkmen with the object OF
endeaTorinq TO secure settlement OF the
differences between them.
INTIMIDATION N VALENCIA.
MADRID, May Sin Valencia the
striking workmen continue their attempts
to intimiiste the men who have not
Joined in the strike. They tried to force
the hands employed in the government
tobacco factory tc leave their work but
the civic guard prevented them from
carrying their designs INTO execution,
PETITION PROM SOCIALISTS.
4 The executive COMMITTEES of the Social
ISIS in this city has convened mass
meeting, TO be held at Music Hall to-
morrow. From there the Socialists will
march to the residence Of Prime Minister
SsgRsts. and will present 20 him petit
ton asking that the government intro.
| duce q bill in the Cortes making eight
hours legal days work.
DUBLIN sTIKEBs RETURN TO WORK.
\ DUBLIN, May 3.-The striking em-
ployes o; the Great Southern and West
ern Railway resumed work at moor
&c day on tn company's terms In re-
turning to work the strikers acted on the
advice given them By Archbishop Walsh,
COAL MISERs JoIs THE sTRIKERs.
BEUssEIs, May 3-The men employed
In several Of tue oollieries in the LEGS
district have gone on strike.