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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-29
MoKx Stolen cooDs roUxp.

1e0bara's Reaee Iurns CO Moro Miss
fsg Arsieles-Aa Ex-cenvic1
The arrest Of Ebert Lombard in ccnnec-
ton With the burglary Of MA'tby Bros.
store. At the corner Of Jackson and Alton
streets, has led 10 the discovery of conssd.
esaaie stolen property. Although the
police hare arrested James Ferguson as
N acconpsics. the property has all been
found in and about Lombard's house, near
Lake View cemetery.
One OF the peculiar things about the case
il that Mrs Lombard, after her husband
was arrested. made no effort 20 conceal
the things her husband had brought home
1t night from time 70 time. She also
accidentally mentioned that nc had been
in the penitensiary in California. Yes,er-
day Detective Philhrick went to the house
ana recovered plush and . cane seated
chair, which the police believe were stolen
from . furniture store under the vendome
last winter, tool chest as yet unidenti-
ned, several saws and . harness. which
Was claimed by J. S. Magss, Of 800 Dex-
ter street.
1t leaked out yesterday that Lombard
VAS the son Of = minister and that his
mother Was in this city. This belief was
confirmed by the appearances Of closely
yelled lady AZ the police station who vas
permitted TO see the prisoner. The inter-
view was affecting on the mothers part.
but Lombard took things easily and with
out emotion.
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Terms
$50 Cash
And SIS
A Month";.

On such terms, where is
there a better place for saw
ings? Any person who can
save SIS a month can own as
fine a building site as there is
in the city in a high class
neighborhood. with a magnifi-
cent view. It's a chance that
will not be offered again in
many a day, for gilt-edged
property is not sold on such
terms of payment in flush
times. There is no use argu-
ing that point. You know it
as we'll as we do.
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ersnted ~ yesterday By Judge Humes.
Rosa hsd SIsd . cross hill and had made
Joha soml trouble in compelling him 20
omsnd his!compsaint several times. ehe
also went tn the stand 20 testify yesterdav
20 sxpisinI Why she had Left her better
half He'd main reason for this acsioa.
she said, 3ss that, while John ~ ouiae :
good husband - husbands 70. he -
neither soseood looking nor . smart A
she vouid9ike her husband TO Be. and %
sne east him aside. John wanted the Gus
sody Of TIE two eldest children, and they
we're sivsi. him. The other three children
are girls. end Rosa VIII keep them. The
community property IL quite valuable and
scattered ever the entire Northwest. John
ana koss are natives Of sunny Italy and
wers married In Gsnoa reh,u.vvo ,s-n
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THE SEATTLE PO6TNTEILIGENCER THURSDAY o. 1ses

L Frazier. Of the United Presbyterian
church. on Hyde street Rev. Barr 10
from Pennsylvania and has for the past
tvo months been holding services in
Portland and Albany and adjacent towns
in Oregon and has met with marked sac
cess. He Is . man Of great ability. IN eIo-
quent and forcefui speaker and thoroughly
as home in his work Rev. Barr viii
preach Thursday and Friday evenings Of
this week and Sabbath morning and even
ing in the First United Presbyterian
church. corner Sixth and Seneca streets.
Sabbath morning the sacrament Of the
Lords Supper viii be observed. The pub
lie are invited 10 attend these services.
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DreXel
Avenue
Heights

Is gilt-edged property. well
suited for fine homes. 1t is in
a first-class neighborhood and
is entirely beyond criticism. 1t
is high and slightly and over
looks Lake Washington. the
Cascade mountains, the Olym-
pics and Mount Rainier. 1t is
an ideal location and has city
water and electric lights. Fur
thermore. the Madrona Park
car line passes right through
it. giving quick transportation
down town.
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Judge Eanlord Yesterday continued ,h>
habeas cokpus case Of Chumm;e Nm. IN.
vile OF Leg Fook Bow. the San Francisco
merchants till Saturday morning. She
was brought M from Neye;l's t.ieca
Monday ss,d il confined In the counsv tall
Lee Fook Bow has remained Nth hsr Ali
the time knce the custom. .nthor;t,es -,
fused to pfrnit her TO land. but nov that
sne IS an inmate Of the county Jail be has
20 ssparast from her. much to h,s sorrow.
ne " a. Yesterday intereeding with Sheriff
wooaery Z deputies that he might Be a.
lowed 10 tsccupy the same cell With her, ~
she Vas ysry lonesome with no one she
could tall to
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SsEn1a9od.p

The production Of Engaged" by an in
teresting company OF amateurs will at
tract q good audience Saturday evening at
the Seattle theater. All of W. s. Gilbert's
plays are irst-class. and Engaged" is
specially good. The Women's guild Of st.
Marks church is making strong effor:
toward securing large audience. Every
attention is being given to the preparation
Of the play. The scenery and costumes
will be appropriate in every detail.
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HEADACHE AND DYSPEPSIA.
william! +. Rockwell. Ma 81. West Fifty ssv.

4 w
cr,h s,gea;. New York, says:
IL hsvesbsea . martsr To bilious hoadachc aud
dysp%rslsi Any iuttssretica Ia diet ever
fatigue osscold brinss = 1T OF in sesiior, fol
lowed by i hss3sebe isssiax tao or taree days
al = tirss ! think | mus; have tiled over
twenty different rsmeiiss which were recon-
msaa,i - cSsis!a cures by loviag friends, bat
/, WAS no use. AZ last thsGshs wogi: taka .
smpls cofr-c OF paFSsttoa with RassnnKtu $
llsis RS thc trs. wees .ooS swo pills every
nix a. thtsa one plis Tor tairff aixhA. IN That
time Sassed s.sce poan3s IN wcsxat. and nsve,
have had ga seAe or pain since.
piscsse sn enc part OF she body viii eventually
al The W foie body With disease. ksery yesr OF
two scussypart % The system grows weak ana hs-
eins 90 dsSay. such pAts sSoSle BE removed ~
cnce and. new matter he a.tosel "a take iss
place TSsre 10 no need o. cutting ~ eat vita :
su,rson .sscslr<l Purge s~ss IN. ed, diseased
anu woysSut pa.ts with he<SnshrH ftIi&
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The farewell performances Of THE
Black Crook" viii be given at Cordray' 5
from tonight until Sunday evening. when
the company will 60 to Portland. Its
production awokc theater eoers from the
lethargy induced by ordinary presenta-
tions. and pleased At once their fancy aud
intelligence. Its beautiful scenic effects
will linger long in the minds OF those
who have seen them, and they have estab-
lished . well-de6ned landmark for
the comparison OF all future
Essays in this field. The ballet dances are
the best ever introduced on . Seattle stage.
~ oil previous exhibitions were confined
to simple marches and eyolutions. As for
the speciaities included in the perform
ance, they are eminently attractive, both
for originality and cleverness.
Next week francesca di Rimini" will
be produced by Darrell Vinton. supported
by an excellent cast, after which the thea
ter will DO closed for the summer season.
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GRAND COURT A. O. r. A


TheGraad const ofihe A q. +. A. for the
state Of Washington viii be formally in
s,.iu,cd this evening in the g. A. T. hall
Hsnekley block. Delegates wi!. De presen;
from the sixteen different eoar,s in the
state.
Past Chief Ranger Of Court Enterprise
W. sprisgs has been honored BY the Off &c
OF supreme deputy for the state and vii.
be the inssisutine officer. ofhce-s for the
ensuing tern will Be elected Seattle viii
undoubtedly be the headquarters of the
Grand Court. consequently :he hesigaa--
tiers O. tue order for this ssa.e. Pass grand
chief ranger Of the Jurisdiction Of Oregon
and Warrington u. b. Caannell. o! Port
land. will Re present
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Herman Chaplin has received from Bos-
ton the $i5-, 900 for the construction OF the
department store building on Second
street, between Madison and Spring
streets. aud the money has been deposited
in the Boston National bank. The re-
ceipt Of large q sum to be invested in i'm
provements At the present time is REGARDED
a. . good practical sign Of the confidence
Of Eastern capitalists in this city ~ iield
for investment.
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More ssA,sess OrasreA Ds,.rs.d.

United States Commissioner Emery yes
terday dFpossd Of four more Of the
Chinese TAUGHT the other day in the
NorthernI Pacific box car. He ordered
them dspSrtesi. The Chinese all tell tales
about COPING from Port Townsend and
other PLACES, which 20 them seem far dis
tant. but sannot name . single inhabitant
OF tho rsacss they claim to hail from.
After thsiss ordered to BE- deported are
taken bstk 70 jail, they are put in differ
ent cell ft:om those still waiting examine
ton. Infhis way the latter get no idea OF
the questions that viii be asked them
when their turn comea
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mat In addition to the superior service
and fast time acquired by taking the Union
Pacific system. all tickets to the Worlds
fair are good via Ogden, Salt Lake and
Denver.
For sleeping car reservations and gen
erai information call on or address
A. Z. MARTIN, General Agent.
soS Second street. Seattle. Wash.
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Coroner Horton telegraphed to Houston,
Tex, yesterday concerning the death Of
George Harper. who WAS run over by the
cars at Eagle Gorge Tuesday morning. bat
late last night had received no reply.
Harper managed to gasp before he died
that he lived At Houston. The remains
were AZ Bonney & Stewards morgue yes.
terdav and will be held day or 80 for
iden fihcasiou
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Crsrdrsy's Theaser for Rent.

CorirrJs theasef and auditorium can re
rented airing the closed season from July
!, 10 Sen,i,mser IL Tor balls. parties. fes,s-
val. pr,sase theatrscals or for any respee-
,,hI. entertainment The auditorium
will .eata .op people. ard having level
accr !. esp<eially t,sed for balls. festivals
and sacA.ty sociass. The thestsr can be
r~,tea xi,h or without the auditorium.
Ter. -~,.,nshle Address J. f. Cordray.
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The following new suits we're fled In
the ofIice.of the clerk Of the superior court
YESTERDAYS:
Esther klsinknscht "a Emil Klsinknscht-
Suit tor diSorcc-
Coiumb3a 4 Puget Sound Railroad Com pany
". H. H. Hsaiiiasd % ak-Suit 10 recover $50 on
restitution bond.
Columbt 4 Puget Sound Railroad company
Va II. r. f5siliard-Suit TO recover JAS pacK
rent and costs Of former action.
T. D. Lindsay Of ai. W. U. Z. PAlmes-Suit 20
recover SITS, money loaned.
Mary Z. s;alktns ". A. l. Calkins-euts Tor d.
vOsco.
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<yoRpeaYs THEArER
I 1orr<r Third ard Madison ssfsesa
r CorcrAy & "a. osaeEs Afa AaaA6eS
SECOND WEEK.
wSsk Commencing Aouaay. saHe 20
~.s..,s~ ~rS~taczslar Eosz.anss bI%~Sk crook
al a rAss Of kncasn1Eseas- h.A1 tiso1h
sesass 70 Toe -, n-.x,~~s sni.rl.sr
fr>exfs assd sassssai ns sst evs<Stsess fnssvsfcs
,rnnsfar.za alien .cene. grad fesoed eof partisan
n.x.razss~zs tneAnsassna sSzEse. nsAfs~t o. eeen
s.s.,~.syrs n Arcso Q a-sru5e xrd nsfsstax E1asc
xo1a,rssi nseS 81 skse5asz aoi esssFsS ss%esa
s.-rxn.r-TW NATIVE Gs-wGssE ~ b Z
$685. ~ ~-4s5-fss set.e xszs srsss ctfefe.
81, sstr.ssy Sos zsxsesT. 3se soI neasA Vi ssAsa
e.. an 49, ~ Thesssg ssx esssc. xe.sysoas svs-
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Befnar{ 1ulreine. who was to have
been tri;d yesterday on . charge of
forgery. Till BE- allowed until next term
OF court \, obtain money from his brother
In Valpa:aiso. Chile. with which TO take
the deposition Of an important witness
living in chicago. Mulreins filed an afii.
davit giving those reasons for q continu.
ancs Of tlis case yesterday. The case was
continued once before for the same reasons.
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FOR HEa HUSBANDS LIFE.
IRE. zintek's Damage Suit Against the
Stimsan Mil Comnamv

The second iriai of the suit brought hv
Francesca Zntsk against the Stimson Mil
oaIupany. OF ballard. 10 recover $40. 900
htasgss Tor sac accidental death OF her
aashand. Alexander Zintck. while In the
NIL comrany.s employ. has occupied
sssriy two day. in Judge osborn's court
sad Will probably occupy a great part Of
toaay
zln,ek was Alderman and wrs cmploved
Ma tailyman il, the mil yard at Ballard.
Haile shifting some lumber on the 18th
May. 1896. he Was crushed TO
sss'a by Z large pile of iun-
s' falling us,sn him. He left his
s'is and seven ~ nor children in destitute
circumstances. 4 short time after the ac-
sSeni Mrs. xlnsck brought suit 20 recover
We smonn, aat.ye named. $40. osO. as dam
MA for the loss Of her husband. the only
eseadsinner osahe family.
When the case came TO trial = non-suit
VAS granted tho defendant. The plaintiff
sfFsaled 90 the sapreme court. The sc,ion
shs lower eoagt VAS reversed and the
saass remanded sor new trial. This trial
BOZ in progress. Mrs. Zintek makes
ms allegation snat her husband was in.
lssvG by the negs; tsance of tho mil! COM
Fsay IN Improperly psiing its lumber in
zoe !a'd. Tho corporation alleges the
aefeottre! eoe;5ioatory negligence on
ss par, OF Zint:k.
sae case Is ons saere every eiapioyc Of
.as nal aai a r:,iA of experts on the sub
- aNis In General and particular are
ei@sed A. Witnesses, making the case
Vfy Gou 10 Try.
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AspllCAN$s FOR DlVORCRa.
1rs. arthor L.. Caikins AFTER
vsssy sass 80 Married life.

ne. s, hesrly sseniy years Of married
- ssa After Sversl Of her children are
grown. w. Mary {. Calkins has
s.a 10 cAiata = divorce from her hus-
.~, Arthur CAlAlns. Mrs. Calkins
e'ssss in her c,sfnn.asns. which she f,e,i
superior c)ssrt yesterday. tina; the
ss'sadan,'s v.o..as temrer AMI hi, con.
ssEea ssandoa .asn, and refusal 10 s1r.
w renGet ihls action Imperative.
saaappy oiap possess valuable prop
N Meg o:>1vtv. and Mrs. Calkins
nAe the. l.pa's share Of IL. There
esai eallirFa. the eldest - and the
sasess tyeArs M age. born Of the mar
sass. which toe. rlare in Marion county
Aas, Feayaary.{. is.
Rather Kleins nech.. who Was united in
=. 'sse 10 ku'- k.sinknechi ca the l0sh
Nosemosje. has commenced an ac-
see fes divorce and permission 10 rr,un.
"a maiden na,..e E.sner roxle Her
~a Tor this action is cruel and In
"a ''sainses:s II her by her husband
- sfsrustsng sh mention.
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Today
Thursday,
June 20

Is the date now definitely set
for the first sale OF lots in
Drcxel Avenue Heights. and
the sale promises to be a
memorable one as demonstrate
ing that the sale Of real estate
does not depend entirely upon
prosperous times. There are
always plenty Of people who
are ready to pick up a good
thing when they see it beyond
a question of doubt Our
recent sale Of Madison street
property demonstrated this.
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School. county ana Guy
wanted. Washington Timber Loan Com
psny. r,,,,,, Is Halter block
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New Buildings to Re BuMt.
Permits to build dwellings were issued
yesterday to:
r. v. Aubel, for = two-stoYy frame. on lot 10,
block p. Edes knights addition. to cost n 200
J. NJ. Read. for a two-s.ory frame, on lot 2,
block !. Days Elcorado. to cost 81, 500
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WHITES.

Maj Harlan, deputy collector Of internal
revenue, has vast amount of work on hand,
ana Deputy Collector 5. d. kingsbury. OF Ia
coma, will be over today to assist him in COM
pieting the work Of the fiscal year.
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Prices $3.50
to $685.
Per Lot.

The title is perfect and all
purchasers are furnished alb
stracts Of title. Lots are COX
100 feet.
This is a small addition and
won't last long. probably not
more than three weeks, and
persons who want the first pick
will Go we'll to be on hand
early. Lots Of people were
disappointed because they did
not get around to our Madison
stree, sale in time to get what
they wanted. 1t will be the
same way here.
&av&.a@&ne'rt
lnvestnsns Afokefs
zcs. - snd - BAILEY BusidinE
gese.enees-Esery bank and business man
In Seattle.
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W0O Vbm8C0W
'icsusT to wed was issued yesterday Tor r.
A. WfiiisE5son, of Spokane, and Rose J. Brown.
OF BeAtt.e{
TownshSp q north, range Il west. vss opened
TOT entry yesterday In the uaitsd states land
once. II % located Ia tie Quiliayute couuuy.
Ten hou. ssteads. ave cash entries. tWo coal de-
clsratory Ssassments and Que dnal homestead
proof WsIj died In the United States land Office
yossspJsy.3
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They make one feet as though lie was worth
living. Take one of Carser's Little Liver Pills
alter eating Il will relieve dyspepsia. aid diges-
ton. give Ione aud vigof to the system
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The Rev. w II. Barr. the evangeli.:
~iM arrive IN the city sAis evening. ana
wa..s here viii bs the guest Of tie Rev. ],
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Fer Evsses; aad 81 roise on soe = NJ l.
railway ,xt a tse seattle. lake caose Eoscsn
trssa Iexvt.x ~es,,tx Ct ~ .. e. ialiy. iasoaxa
cv7ner;lsss .rxrn saeAcaisA No dsAas.
iafc2sA ickexs said ~ SsAste SssS&
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All roads ieai 90 Chicago The Chicago, MIL
waukes 4 ST. Paul railway Icais the van. Ex.
eurAion rates 10 the Worlds fall
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Not By Faith Alone, but BY Your
Works Ye Shall Be Known.
June -, 1893.

Juue =, IS.S3
Five years ago had an apscess on nv
left eye. A prominent oculist treated il
and the pain almost drove me crazy.
was satisfied that tho eye would prove q
total loss. Twas recommended to try DR..
Jordan, and the pain and abscess disap-
peared ~ If BY magic. Ny eye 10 perfect
now; not mark on il.
CHARLES CROWLEY.
Proprietor Western House, Sixth and
James, Seattle.
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Y0u Nstasv r~a,sge tnaf Is 10 medicine.
vssa ,as tS carter. Lite LAYER PILE. they are
very .raas us bad ssfecss. az aies :rc.,
torpid live. s.s "a .fsvsd hy iss;r Ese.
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s.oo volumes of books A. aaesion and
private safe under Grand noge!.
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Dr.. Jordan's ONCE Il In the Safe De-
posit Building. Front street, Seattle. Take
elevator. DR.. Jordan may be consulted IN
PERSON from 8 = m. to s p. m. every day.
CONSULTATION FRKk
Mr.. Van Buren, Il no longer In our EN-
ploy.
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To TIE PUBLIC,
THE EXCELSIOR PICNIC GROUNDS
Are Now Ready for Business These Beautiful
Minutes steamer From seattle Splendid Haroor.
shady Groves, Etc. Associasious. societies. Or
gani2atons and others anticipating Picnics, Out
ings etc. should secure dates for these grounds
Addsess D. 8 HARRIS. Manager.
Madrone. Wash
CEArrLE rHEArER-
y Third and Cherry ssresta
NV. HANNA Lessee and Manages.
"THE DELIGHTS OF TRAVEL WITHOUT
ITS DISCOMFORT"
Special ENGAGEMENT of the Distinguished Traveller
and Lecturer.
Mr. HENRY HARGER RAoAS-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
In o Fsi,l!an: Series Of His
ILLUSTRATED LkCTURE4
Dates and Subjects a foIicws:-
June 3S-"London. Old and New"
June a7-'Rambiinss In Rome"
June 26-"A Trip To ALASKA
June 2S--"shakespeare aud the Avon"
June 30-'0iimrsee of scotland"
prices First Floor 75c Balcony. SOC. Gallery.
Csc seats en- NJ Tbssier boz ONCE.
cEArrLE rHEATER-
- Third and Cherry ssrsesA
yw HAMA. Lessee and Manga
ONE xIsRr ONLY.
SATURDAY. JULY l. 1884
W. = GiLBERT's =.
-: "ENGA0Ep." -:
-"s'-"-'-'-'''
Benet. Organ Fund. st. Marks Church
Popular Prices: CSC, soc. 7sc and o. Seats
rov On sale ut heater box Office.
- Third and Cherry stresia
JOHN W. HAMA. Lessee and Manager.
MONDAY, jelly THREE NIGHTS AND
TUESDAY MATINEE
Limited EsrA-emens aS
DANIEL FRoHMANs
lYCEUM THEATER COMPANY
fFron the ryceum Thsaser, Mes York;
Monday yishf-"AMERicASs AREoAp"
Tuesday July Z. Xasinse-~rUE WIFE"
Tuesday Sfxhs-'THE CHARITY HALL"
Wednesday Nlxht-~THE GREY MARE" IRE
essea BY WHITE ROSES"
PRICES: 81 so 81 90. SO. soc. 1sc Matinee
r-.ees: q 90 Use Soc And 2sc seas ca sac ~
Tbeassf box 2fssrs-
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makes through connections at snohomish for
Lowell AMI Everett Train leaves Seattle daily
a. SD M returning arrives q; Seattle 50 z, "a,
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A GRAND MATINEE AT MADISON STREET
~ PAVILION
SUNDAY, JuLy 2. AT O'CLOCK
In Conjunction With Ray Bros superb D:orama
Under the Direction Of
MISS MAY CORT.
Admissi Csc Children lOc.
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THE EXCELSIOR PICNIC GROUNDS
Are Now Ready for Business These Beautiful
Grounds situated at Eagle narhof, Forty
Minutes steamer From seattle Splendid Haroor
shady Groves, Etc. Associations. societies. Or
ganix atians and others anticipating Picnics Out
ings. ETC.. should secure dates for these grounds
Addaess ID. q HARRis Manager
Mahrope WA4h
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Monday ylshs-"AMERicASs AREoAp"
Tuesday July T. Xasinse--~ruE WIFE"
Tuesday Sixhs-"THE CHARITY HALL"
v.<s..ssv Sxh,-~rHE GREY MARE" rss
esaea By WHITE ROSES"
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Axoth Bitters are recognized and prescribed BY
the medical profession a. blood purifier and
cure cure tonic that has no equal BY all drug.
gssts.
C. T. Huntington denies that he sold elo. Co.,
ocu of bonds abroad
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PRICES: 81 So ~ 90. Tsa. soc. 7sc Matinee
Prices: si-oo. Use. Soc And Ssc Sess On sac ~
Theasss box office
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Ache th~y wczlld ~ airacsf prscesen % SAo0
who safer frum tbs distressing Complaint:
to: fortunately thesr goodness drsA noe cod
here, Asst fhease wao oace tsy them viii fiud
10y VA; not he wiling - do ~ithous tAan-
Hat aftAr al ascG hSnd
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Limited Engagement 81
DANIEL FR0HMAN's
IYCEUM THEATEE COMPANY
fFrom the Lyceun Thsaser, Mes York,
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CURE

etck Headache and relieve all the sruuhlss ina.
Gent - bilious date q ihe system y,ch a
bt1In~ss Nausea. browssaess D,str~vu aftef
eating. ram in the Side. &c While their moss
sO.nArkaoie success has been shown IN curing