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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-07

dainty, 5-b box. 81 q; mixed candy. pals, e
b, St,c; kindergarten, mixed, 12c: fancy flint.
S. S. candy, assorted pals, SIC; fancy flint, !.
pound sticks, 81 boxes, 45c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-07
Galveston Wool Market.

FALL Wool.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-31

BsnaAuuy uEfcA uIH - nsed - strpes. = -
0emnn4 ~ staze yo13 aznng tk1s sseane b
heccmzng quite rEomsneu1 Befnse EAny weeks
tie rsese<t stores VII be szxr1Ded ID Guasssy
and auxafzSy- Irs3e = dszsffng tA1f wzy skseh
= sEse iudiexxz0n thzt Bsandgsy Win ~ ~
kEzzDe8 ss<ee4 81 she city.
Ikss e&a1et he7p besnx TIE ense - e II IL
mOst centz11 Ioea15cm IN t1e ely and VII b
tsxSexned b. DE rax5oU CIR lnA running q
aDd fyom seaszle- That pcFfiau 81 tic essy q
tie eaus and ncssA 81 Broadway = rsySdsy buid-
Ing un Hocse stsx boszss u rn1sE eozrs q
cDasExse<ion nd M bednx occupdsd - rsgid5J
- eo1paeecd TA pCp1IE$scn cf - cz-y ha1
increased wonderfully dEzsnx To IEs< tHo
Eos9As md yxezn1 he1ses are scarcely.
4 persca psying rrnf In Ballard essoFB nzzy
sdrazsAez NOD 70 b. ohsxine1 n seas<ze- The
fsSs md mesS paz<SeriR poirs bezsS The w0a-
dexful dz6sfEnee In Tie arzozz5 re11zred q
ssqusdn1s fhe m0nxhly Indebtedness The sans
ezas Of hOuses which se1f n seaxxse for - ard
- pr zo1ta EN- Be secured II Bas1AFd 50e tszsz
a5ozt Cz7e nall. nd yss the same ecnveuteaces
VIII b f0und In sae second pzsce. healthy asF.
fre seenEzJ md god vsser saou1r cheer
faI r11e On tke eaecs-zc cars VII brighten fas
tired Exn b. tie time Re reaches his bcue-
Ballard u tAz piace TO live and eE5Sy lie.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-31

nan sully in ..The MlIIion.ire..

pznl sally. the wesikaoxn and clever Irish
comedian. coraes 20 the opera house tomorrow
and Thursday in his 1ex psar bs Lear6e- Rich
arison, The Nilai0rxire-- Mr.. SILLY hss s1ss
esoscd mos: successful tzo weeks engage
rneaf at the Bush street thea.ez. san Francisco
The Szrpzkr;< says I'm The Millionaire Mr.
Richardson has written . siapls. direct. rig
orogs PLAY, fitted 10 the desires, II nos the ncces
sifiex, al Daniel SaIly. The psot Is nos elaborate
the interests are not 80 coz picase1 ss 10 inter
fere with one smother the lines are serse and
raesn whss they say, WITH E1uis.Akshse point
The scszse OF the rszy tAas strikes mast is the
second aes- wsia is array o. navviss. lis railroad
srsea lis realistic business u al kinda This is
well pat or the stage, IL fses- few sceEss OF
the kind have been so naturally presented b al
concerned The locomotive looks very rezl- and
is entrance Is very elective TIE pay Is gen
orally well zc.ed. Danssl sally Is The same good
Irishnxn IS always, In slightly different as
resf 6 kind OF part which appears 10 coxne
natural 70 him Nr- Csx7.es - better az Rocky
Gorge THAI IN the drawing roozn- Otherwise Tia
saen ere welfarsess, notably the German baron
BIZ u j. Williams. and ere section hand IN the
sceona act by Pail NeFA-l4-d- The ladies are
graceful ard elryev and The Eiece IS g sAa-s szd
entertaining enc. Last night t@e-e WA Lizzie
delay q tile performance being &c 1z-St gaI
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-31

rxJIED SIATEs ccEKT-HAx1OxD. >.
ssmnei Coulter W John A. Stafford Motion to
strike reply. granted
Court adjourned until ApriiG
.scPKaIos cocKT-E1cArExB4no.g-
Kahn = Watkins ~. cisy Of Seattle snd George
6; Hosrosz1ARpiieafioa fcf injunction denied;
Tsszins coossains W CITY Of Seattle md
GsosEs Noo1o.A RIaieatioa for insuncsiOa
Ceorse <. Beede ~ city Of Seattle and George
6 Acnscee Aspiieasioa iof Injunction deased;
q Coopsr - Z c HeDous.ll e. aI-ord@
d. L aeass s. Gusasvs wineAm q al-p~
fsult of D. Mckinley. lied
seattle Terminal Hallway Elevator Company
w. Board Of Harbos Line Commissioners e Az
T. O. etover es al ~ W A. TAFT et al-Fore-
closure Of lien; defendanss ns0sion 20 elect ovex
ruled
P10BAIE DErARrMxxf-LIcHTKxsEE J.
insanity q Orpha A. Peei-Decres Of commit
srrxnzox cocsr-nUxxs. >.
L K week ~ Fremont Min csmpauy-Motion
fm new Trial argued and ove1ufed; notice Of
APPEAL = the supreue court given
sErxuon cogxr-osDoEs ;.
Seattle Lumber and Commercial Company Va
G. f. Adams-Iransferrcd 10 Judge Humes' de-
Georss Msyezss W J. n. MeGuw Confined
until April -
Mcdaniel d white W Robinson & johnson
Judgment by default. fled-
W. p Bosd W W. W. P0weii-Confesssono Of
judgment; Hled.
d. r. Mcconnaughey r. Thomas L Kempeser
ct aL-Courf ordered notes and mortgage aiec
g exhibits cancelled
Adoaph Perlan ". George Yank-Moeion fer .
new Trial. granted
Defendants allowed 70 Gle amended
anGWef-
Bernard Fitzpatrick ~ Powell Cosnan-
Continued until March 81.
Columbia Puget sound Railway Company
N Day Brus.-O.def ilcd granting permission
to take testimony in IexA&
William W. Prsestnau w. Tokias & Toklax-
Order Sled 20 take testimony - Spokane
Seattle Terminal Railway 4 Elevator Conn
pany-Order fled granting leave to withdraw
exhibits from files
Oldham Gates " Ehoudy Bros q al-pe-
uurfsr 10 complaint: argued and sustained.
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The vetesan Comedian Pleases Large
Audience In eWanted. the EarSh-s
John Dillon appeared 1t tue opera ho1se last
eserirg in AWa1sed, The Earth. opening his
engagement OF tuo nights and captured large
audience In the style whirh il peculiarly his
OWE Dilioa would Be funny IN characterization
Ct the first volume of the territorial code, and n
plsy written especially for him be = Simply
irresistible wanted. the EARTH Is not
worthy the comedian at bit st kpssass ssroagiy
70 al who are moved By the ridiculous. and
Dzilca makes success Of Il where les gifted
arsofB would fail
There arc many old play Eoeu in every a1GI-
ence gathered % - the veteran Who lock tAek
In memory 70 the dsys when fsey Thought his
Major DeBoots and Billy LAckadsy the most de-
EgAtf1i creations of any comedian. snd they
would be glad 20 sce those days rexnrn- But .
younger gsnexstiOn OF patrons demand some
thing new On every visit, and Dillon supplies
the demand. He hn created . DOZEN cAarae-
teTs in = nsuy comedies during the past ten
years, and in each succeeding enc he Is fresh
and insmitable
Az Jason de smyshe he Is . wkiriwiod OF frn,
and there Is no feature of the roe, from his
ready made French to his society bow. that dos
rcs conFnsse his he1refx. He wins neu friecfs
every night. and there ID rot one who doez not
wish him many yexrs In which % continue his
always successful efforts % drive far SWAY the
cares Of humanity.
WANTED. TIE Earth viii b repeated this
evening sad there u promise Of eyen . ia,yz
house than greeted the coxnedian and his cum
p&ay last night
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Miller Post, No 81. G. A r.. win have . big
camp ere q the Frye building this evening. 20
which Ill old soldiers ana their families and
friends are invited. The evening win be &C.
voted 70 speech making. dancing. card playing
and merry making generally. Refreshments
win be served and everything done 70 insure q
good timc-
James Robbins and James Wilson we're yessef-
day committed 70 Jail in the superior coGfs in
default OF $50 bonds each by Justice Won TcAs,
on . charge OF grand larceny The prisoners are
charged with entering the house Of Mrs. H. H.
Harsha, ek l.aos Lake street, last sunday and
taking AWAY shout slao worth Of ieweiry-
Five homssseads. one FINAL homestead, one
coal Had cash entry and seven cash entries
were fled in the United States land cncc yexteT-
day. Tie cash receipts ioE the day were nearly
3sem
A license to we'd was issued hy the auditor
yesterday fer Jacob Iiehrsas and Elizabeth
EddinEs, OF springn-ock-
Judge l. J. Liehscnbe-g has been granted an
iucreaAe of pension.
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Isaiah sserens. who vas crashed izss wedses-
day betTee1 ear md the fszzbers In Tie .z1nei
ct The coal .rsre e Scrsh Prairie. died ~ Frcrs
eeEes hospital Szndxy afternoon. ard tie tzs-
e1Az took place from tie unEeTz<ki.g TocEs q
Bonn<y stewart yesterday ~ eTelork
J. u Wallace died IN Io6Eirs -loGse - SoctA
Sevsnsh aad Weller streets yesterday, A2-ex .
hxzes EllrexA
The remains Of The lste Horace Doxrs- Of -
a1sa<- who died - Spcxxne last Thursday we're
uh4caght 70 shis city lass rixhs. and were taken
w charge By Cross Co, TIE urdezrzkerS. Who
VIII arrange foT the funeral Mr. T. y. Hay. .
soa-in-ixu Of TIE decreased, accompanied TIE -
uaisy fror Surskxue
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.oAED or rUBLIC WORKS


\ Day Spent Entfre1y h EDuft1e
BusfDess-
AZ the meeting cz The bos-d Of p1kzic works
yesterday Il xas repeated thai Superintendent
L r. Compton vss sin very IL
Union wase1 Company scknorledgsd aceeps-
ance Of their oEsr 20 supply water day snf night
s0g 3iss . meath. 20 commences about April J.
Estimates were received fnR bozl<f- snake
sf4ck- Ere f-pnf, etc. foT Bfu&cwsy pumping
station ~ sosioxx- Charles h Alszcc6- 3e.iA,
with mud drum, &s..ziSs Washington Iroa Wc-ks.
EsEDts Moran Bros. slysSs. dram $50 extra
Puget sound Nschsnesy Company: Il 80. 1neen
City Boiler Works, ST. win dr1sn- &z1s4s %
The Qreca City Boiler Wsrxs also srbzastsed
prices for second kx1d bcilerk Rsse-rsd 20
Aessrx Rizekars and Chalk
Captain cresueA applied Ear uss OF slip fcs
fwo three dxyx ~ foot OF Vine street; grkrsed-
Chief Of police nCtifed council thst r.cst 81
the peddiess in the street. had Licenses, AID be
expressed the cpdnica that IL wouA Be better to
les them run C0Es the beard c07cu1ed
Complaint was zssde By NJ T. y. Ha,ler - 70
sswer being tc<nun he sewer supessntsnd-
eat Sid they bed been putting down new
eeress, thnee fskaa mp we're blind sererx
Dr.. Gay oSered TO contract 70 load and unicsd
the garbage scow for SIS month Referred to
Chairman Cochran fog inquiry
Bill Vas presented BY Free Methodist church
for $50 fox timber taken TO make IA afeOa for
Street commissioners reported thzt the condi-
ton Of Front ard second streets betuesn the
rails Of the car lines vea such fhxs the streets
Eere almost impossible. also thai the gAzses
ffrees line bad neglected certain refA1n. secze-
taxy directed to write 10 the suthorifiez
/ The Gsrvin company wrote TO the board tkaf
The cost Of No tapping machine vas ia,
and the royalty &l,5oS; reie.1ed. 70 Supestnte1d-
ent Chalk
Letter from Upper & Ee1ick caering ios iof
chemical englne; referred to chief Of fire de-
pessnezt
letter va resolved from IRE commissioners
complaining Of inaSsenfion on the part OF prop
erty-owners TO the ordnance requiring FIRE e.
capes; also % the number Of bill boards besug
erected The matter Vas referred 70 szperEn-
teotenf OF oEildingA Iswzs incidentally Msu-
toned tkxt Mr.. Compton was very H.
Puget Sound Brick Works called attention OF
the boz-c 20 the merits Of brick ~ material for
sewer building
Petition for electro light q Howell and Ninth:
Major Kinehzxs moved that the secretary cal A.
tenfion Of Lake Union car line 70 the terms Ct
the franchise which include lights az eErrea
Petition wss received from pruperfy-oEDen
On Division. from Madison % Clarence, so- al
tcrstion II grade 50 IS 70 make i PER cent Dr.
RAndeil addressed the board % 70 the x1Fxnt-
ages 20 be gsiEed- II would make good. ICING,
easy street and Afford opportunity 20 hare .
sszses-cxr line II Vas referred 10 city e1zznesE
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oeet0EneyB for c. Edwards, who was fined
IA Judge Rivers . few dAys ago on q charge
DhlinG, have fled . motion for new trial
p1sds vAs arrested March q By Omcef z. 3.
n1fng. who sworc that be saw Edwards deal
. game Of stxsud" poker in club rooms con-
1ted By Geo4xe X. Beede, in the Butter block
sftnsneys for ths defendant are Fsrwell d
-, nd the following q the motion for .
y tx1A1. - Aid In the municipal court yes-
~.
ENgsw comes The defendant and moves the
II that lie verdict hesein rendered on the
u II C. Edwards, charged with gambling On
~ q. I1oa, be vacated and . rev trial
- fcR the following causes:
Eeyn4-Foe newly discovered evidence ma
~ Tor the defendant, which be could not
- discovered With reasonable diligence and
1noe q the trial
ESsesud--Accideut and srrpxise - 10 the me-
- md e0ecs Of the testimony produced By the
mxfm Of which he Ind no knowledge a.
n11ne Of going 20 trial
] ~ndrd- That said verdict 10 eontrsEy 70 law
|11evjdence.
Eursh-That the defendant by the trial
- hsd has been deprived Of his constitu-
- night 70 Trial.
nm -That the fac4s - stated In the inesct-
- complaint dc nos constitute crime or
rDeancr.
nxh--Eyog in law occurring q the time Of
md driy excepted by the defendant"
- sttnrueyx for the defendant did NOS ap-
d court yesterday TO argue the causes
~ buf viii probably do % today Assistant
Attorney Morris said last evening that be
b ready 70 answer the Argument at any
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go :.
49, 9eseneesaen - sIhe 1wo
- 1893 AesBs nsAse.
:. <i - Iuo ozphGns 80 sacees iast nxehf
Z. q. ..-.tzxay HON he Hsst - The fEai ~ The
.ao<enH ~ ts-Be cUe f0F Monday night. a1d
- ~ aAxaacxioa By eathnszssxfc spf1zase
ia seFszAl rrcAlA The scenery cxra0s - tho
l n.kn-y psaased Worthy 81 specisi rnenssoa b
- sceze 9 TIE focs xezf md TIE Snow scene
- Aae bo1fss acG The coESrMsnz Of The char
scsen WAsEener1lly god. but some Of the peT-
sofnen shouid exeress sreater care wt<a
osssssag = pazfteps1fs In French drama
kO nFsf sights pezformance she company
ga sDseAd1diy. and forzus1ss among them III
. 4 - tlny Isexfnt - tie Cksvalte- de Van
cxAJ- ne scored recall II the close Of fhe
seeon1 aet, the nnaozs Of which rsre shared ~
a = Agnes L<Se End Nr Waiter Won
Enssn Again. IN the third -, Mr.
esene1s- 81 his dixn.Sed and spirited
- n tne sce1s beewe<a Count De Ll01ezs
ne me ccexai1ef. was axAin called bes0rs TIE
eurt&3G TIC character Il &ue CSe. and re-
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THE POLICE BOARD.
FaSlure 81 the Commissioners TO Meet
Last Night.

There was to have been meeting OF the board
Of Police commissioners last hight, bat the only
members attending were Mayer White Captain
A. H. Manning and Mr.. ". +. Lcszxerwcud. II
was exported thai a successor would DC ap-
rcsntess 10 Chief Monrce. or tast his resignation
would be rejected hut sesae OF the commission
crs think i; would he discuu;teous TO General
Turner 10 take 80 important step ;cst Ss be
enters upon his inramhency eE oEslce without
consulting him He hiss net qualified. however,
and NJ. lessSerwcoi is required by thc charter
N hasd his oesice until his slecessor Qnalsaes~
Nsyor Waite declares fkss Ia view 0i wAAl kss
been said the next chief OF police waii teeseetes
without his vote. II takes farce votes 10 elects
the successful candidate Gnass therefore secure
the SUPPORT os swo Republicans and Densocrs--
~ two democrats ard Republican, besides the
rnsxor Who could. If be chose. BY his vote alfow
auy sgo az the heard 10 elect
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5 CAUGHT.
rwo Young BURGLARS CAUGHT.
Part ef the PIunder of Cotterelis House
Pound en- rhers-

Frank Oyeruaan and George Walker, both boys
s-ed Is ana Is years respectively, we're arrested
nv S:scerS Phillips and Cortett Yesterday after
neon en- suspicsor al robbery On sunday might
anou: e'slock oErsiars entered The residence 9,
sss.,-v- f.o..rrc,f. AZ tie corner Of Thomas and
Rnsh xsres.ss and stole several gold bracelets
ts.. hsd silver bangles attached Tie boys were
srnr,sasa;esy suspected for they were seca IN tie
y.cirisy sAosssy after ire e-sne wss committed
when The hoys were sea-cAeS AZ police bead
quarters yesterday the bangles were tecnd On
ten. bat the gold h-xce,e:s were gone II :
supposed that they sod TIE hrscsssss, ess nno-
ana kept thsra-
s1yermsr has nany tirncs scsa II AL and tne
o.;r~-s nov CLARA 20 hare q sfro1g rsse sg2isiss
hin-one that VIII send him 20 Mails "aiia fos
several years
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FLED THE INITIAL KNOT.
LiehsenbcrS Makes Instead Of
breaking Marriage Bends.

iieatenhers can tie the eonnnbisl knot
sevsr il. and instead Of granting Iii
YESTERDAY he joined couple from the
q The holy bonds az natrircny. They
ssss. 80 leshraas rnd Elizabeth Edd,rSs. 20
mage lSeAieaberg had been specially
~ sde1 IS 81 seep; ut marrying couples
. b securely united in wesslock-
- lAcsafeon and Depaty sheriff Hanson
- 1'se<ed 70 act IS witnesses, and when The
SSsv vas concluded Judge Iiehtenbsrg
- % % shelr ecsy and salute the bride
~ - ts<y ccGld reach Der her Few lord
- - hsd embraced her r.oss Affection
~ a Haasoa followed salt and kissed the
90 ~ Thompson vsived his rights on
and tie judge 40 c.scissed. SEE
sf.s-s. we osaer had preceded him. took tie
~ Under sdvisemeni
zsSS-1 10y coupe waited fc- their certificate
ceAi al Impotence xnd then har-
% eafce train for their heiae-
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An Onsratie Treat.

ReAe4-szls so- "so.sn.ne' are Progressing
very fAvorahs-. 50 thai teoSc who 90 70 the
c.s-z- house next Frldzy az. saturday Cvc2iags
vii mos &c disappointed IN tac3r anticipation II
resi- a. sey1nsl.f The ssx sacet vii ofsn this
morning az is garses street. and - grez.
razay tickets have tsen ALREADY SD IL BE-
hc.uses those desiring good seats 70 cal early
and s<xzre hen
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kNTs AGAINST THE CITY.
Tor Widening south Third and
Other Streets Entered.

ses<meass against TIE city were Sled IN
-. 2 court yesterday in condemnation
ssotniag aud establishing streets.
49, nf was II fave, CT Leopold werth-
"a I Hess and others sor s.,aae and
- and ecSts, for taking twenty eve
= block y. for widening and cstab-
esstA Third s.,e,.
|. iesssr sos two judgments sSxinss tie
~ No(o for the west half of LOT :.
vackniss South Third street. and
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Kent Board of Trade Incorporated.

Articles Incorporating tie ksns Board u Trade
us-s Sled IN tie ccxngy auditors cs3ee yss-S--
Cav ay Tscraas Devs-e- J. /. so1es. " J. SHIN,
Va W. Cc-5csf. A r. Van Re Esnter. Charles z
Gssshsrsnn, 6. 3. Thozgson. 3. @. Van Bokkesez.
II. 4. Madison. Tie articles STATE ihas say zzsle
voter OF Keas. over tie age OF y Fea-s. ard wso
can give e-1dsace ef lis good character cza De-
cczne member OF tie so2-d ey paying 81 i11ss-
sxsaa ice OF 81
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TDnE
SNCERNAy
& CO.,
H-H1-3 FRONT STREET.

With double the room, with
double the stock that We have
ever before carried. We are in
a position TO do some very
interesting talking about dress
goods
The silks and black dress
goods, you know. have been
moved into new quarters at
rear end Of first floor. in the
place formerly occupied by the
shoe department
What we have to say about
dress goods IS interesting, par
ticsilarly in saving sense: it
has a monetary. an economical
interest for YOU
Our spring stock of dress
goods IS the largest and finest
we have ever carried. II IS the
finest you will find in the entire
Northwest, and it has the price
markings which exactly suit the
goods That means a great
deal, but it doesn't overrate the
stock nor the low prices
A hurried glance over the
new goods shows these, that
will do for samples:
Oxford suitings, double
width, nice dress goods, at
IaHc a yard. really worth 15c.
Beiges, all the new colors,
double width. bargains at rs &c
a yard.
Mohairs, all the colors, extra
good at aoc-
Fifty-inch Colored Cheviot
Checks. the same quality you
have paid Goo for, at 4oc a
yard
And there are dozens of
other similar ones.
The drift throughout the
entire stock IS down towards
the cost margin
The idea, the controlling
one, throughout the house is to
sell everything so that it shall
be brisk and active. No
drones in the stock II is
simply carrying out the very
old and very good idea of
quick sales and small profits
Keep in mind what the
Underwear Department is
doing. Muslin and knit UNDER
wear, hosiery, etc, is being
offered at prices which CON-
mand quick buying attention
Shoe Department since its
removal to the new and elegant
quarters on the second floor, is
going right on with the good
work of offering bargains In all
classes of footwear.
Millinery and Cloak Depart
ment, same floor, are bright
with their showing of new
goods
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a sh.~t-Iivea Hoa-Carrsers. strike.

ne noa-cs-Tss-s ks-eS by a C. Brown. who
las Ire cnrr-aer fer rlssserI1< THE Harrisburg
hs,sss;.nx INFUSED 10 so 20 work YESTERDAY b.
esrse Il hssi hired several lahcre-x al s. day
70 wheel mortar. TIE uzscE Claimed sAzS tAs
~sresers Should be ras6 $50 day. tie same
wxzes IS the hc1ezrrsers sr1 mixers A. 9
meeting i&s. evening n. Browa agreed - rSsy
tie fuf rate and 1sseAs-ss TIE oS.eSssczszale
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ENJOY LIFE.


When city begins TO hare bslck buildings
erected within il boundaries there Is eys-y ia.
dsexsion that srcn city Is getting 10 the front
and e1ioysns prosperity Few p1@ces ssong
Prgss sound can point 70 Sid structures ci
brick and mortar and claim the palm ~ thriv-
ing. busting city with ~ much justice g lacks
the Gig Of ballard IN that right
TIE people Of Ballard have been frn believers
In the erection Of buildings which would be 81
honoT u any CT the lx-xsr eiries ci tie country.
and ~ the same he substantial n structure ana
attractive IN appearance They hare followed
Up sAzs tesieE, and Ballard presents today raors
substantial look than any place OF liz sire ca tAs
Cassl
Another brick viii c-zxr,ac. tie ctr ve-y
soon- A handsome structure Is 70 BE erected On
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-31

faznfn0 e1nz1csex ayuxud s,ofIee hradn ,nx1x.rx.
n4yzsg a1ft11y SERVED two sernss skis noexh for
g nnkea1kxs- Als1 rxxn Search xhsuu91 his
e.osns sasz night 70 fzd tie sfs5t. fkc ozEces
osscoversd tsas - ka1 u in kfs naou4h asd ke
ned - Be clicked be<oxe he x0cM xfse Ii en-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-31

A musiea, event Of more than usual interest il
20 take place tonight az yaughn's music store,
go Second street, this eyeaing- II 10 % be Eaee.
the auspices Of the musical institute and it wiz
be the frss Of series Of classic concerts given
~ popular prices, in order thai persons Of lin
choice arnnssment The programme OF the first
concert Is certainly excellent one, ~ its CEN
t-zl figure 10 the famous Norwegian yinlinist,
Herr August Aanold. and be is assisted by such
local talent a. Misc Mae Poevin, the pianist, and
Miss Mary Lawfcz,, the confrzlto. The pro-
xrsxamc i as sosso9s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-31

..g~oxrss Ercaehial TrocAeS s-e excellent so-
Sc -esSef Of NoarSeFsess CT Sors Ee-cz.. TIER
81 exeee<sI1siy effective Christian Weld,
lsNsaxsH-z Evr
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N-S Csa-sss S-nstA- cs lines. 0Asoe writes.
hsve use1 every reEzc1y to< sseS headache
,svs fI,-se Liver Pills did me mere good than Al
80
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-31

y Roberts was arrested yesterday on .
chaxBe Of assault md baSfe1y, brought b Mr..
CsttA xi3theH, hal ws soon discharged In TIE
municipal eourf, for lack cf cofTcbornfiye evil
oencc. Roberts II under $50 bends 70 answer
70 : charge d seduction, brought In ths superior
eouft b. ArA Mitchell, aud Claims fhzs fhe
ehasxe q assauls ~ brought 70 prejuAies him
"a Tie cshR ease