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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-19

The Eastern lee Go slapped work this
week, after housing a large qutnii's of
>iicu,lhl irt..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-19

Two lively runaw avs one Of the teams be-
Ing that OF Father McCarty, occurred ON
Water street yesterday noon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-19

Miss Sara Mathews, Colby. '96. has re-
sumed her college work after an Illness of
two weeks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-19

c. L. Gray has sold dozen lots in
Crommett's field to Edwin Lyford.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-19
HOUSE.


WEDNESDAY. Jan. Is. 93.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in
concurrence.
PETfTIoNs, BILLS. Erc.. PRESENTED AND
REFERRED.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-19

Mr.. Brad Fields little baby died Monday
morning, .lau. ie. eua vas ,l,srrel Tu....
day morning a. 8 clock Az. !. u..,rr :.
AID Il days
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-19

MI Henry Bewden went TO Portland.
"Wednesday nssaing. on business trim.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-19

The Young Peoples Society of the Free
WIN Baptist church viii give supper this
evening az the church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-19

Mrs. b. G. Peabody of Westbrook, is
visiting in the city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-19

Freight Agent +. b. Hubbard was in
Portland on Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-19

Mr.. James Pooler Of Portland. proprie-
tor Of the Sherwood House, sas a visitor
IN town Yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-19

I'd Blake is away 90 a business trip
through central and western Maine this
wsek
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-19

Mrs Herbert Fuller gives private pro-
grcsAiTe cuchre party To a number of her
irirHs "a; her home IN Highland ayenue
ihis evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-19

Mr. Pbilhrick the foreman Of the South
Gartiiaer pulp mill Is confined TO his home
al New Mills by sickness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-19

Mfr. WIN. n. Moore, an enterprising and
inventive Gsriiiner man. has just received
4 patent for a mattress filler.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-19

HumOrS

CpRISG HUM0Rs, blood hnrnors. .kip hurrers
y s:aip hunors with loss OF hair and rvery
other huInor. whether itching, burning bleeding
sealy eristed, pimply or blotehy, whether simple
seYofuiors or hereditary, from infancy to as~ ars
now speedily. Permanently, and economically cured
BY that greatest Of all known huusor eures In,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-19

\. 6. Bowie has the west half of the
pulp mill bailiing closed in. Work on the
east side will~'he completed as soon a. the
stone work is flashed. This building.
which is over tbc fumes anal wheel pits. Is
the last OF the large main buildings of the
paper and pulp miii plant Mr. Bow lie is
finishing off eight large houses on street
running IN from B,.nion road. \ humber
OF these have hip rnots AMI are very neat
10 king stru 'tnrrs. nne tbat tias just b., n
completed i oe' apied hpw and the otber.
will not Lack for tenants a. there is to b.. a
b-isk demand for good rents TN that side of
TIE river before spring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-19

VI. ]. Combs a trnekman living on Mt.
vernon street, "a reported sick with ptea-
moaia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-19

Mr.. G.. II. Nelson of lille. was the
guest of MIR. Samuel turiier, Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-19

The Ladies' Social Circle of the I-n,vr,-
saiist church mel wisa Mrs.. C,pr,sn gov.
Tuesday afternoon. for ws-k. s.,e;al,i.,
was he'll IN thu syentas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-19

..ss ahd only instantaneous pain-killing,
strengthening plaster. For weak, painful lid,
neys, back ache, uterine pains and weakness,
II is simply wonderful. II sfAaiyces the nervous
forces. and hence is unrivalled for nervous
pains, weakness. nnmbness, and paralysis,
Beyond question the sures,, safest, sweetes, and
best plaster in the world.
Piice; ,sc: five, sroo. AtaiI druggist. or bv ma,
POTTER ORIG asD CHEM. Corr, Bosson
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-19

Regular rehearsal Tor pinstSre tlns even
ing NJ the lecture room 81 O'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-19
nasxET sepoRrs.
Nsw YORK. Jan. Is.

/ NkW fUKk, I5Hs y.
Money rasy, ,os.
frirsr payer NJ aiads-
t,oyernmenf bonds, dull, sfeady.
railroad BOMBS. fairly active. arm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-19

There was a pretty wedding yesterday
noon AZ the home of Mr. Charles Steven.
in West Gardiner The contracting par
ties were his daughter, Miss Edna Stevens
aud Mr.. Herbert Dodge of Boston. They
were the recipients of many useful and bean
ttu' presents. Rev. ]. l.. luimby of
Gardiner performed the ceremony. A
large number of friends saw them off on
tue as train for Boston. and rice
and oil shoes IN album lance graced the oc-
tsi1n-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-19

Mr.. Dlckey of Fort Kent moved to recon
slider the passage of the order requiring the
clerk to keep record of appropriations and
that the same be assigned for consideration
tomorrow.
On motion of Mr.. Alden of Union.
Adjourned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-19

" 'IFtNV IT VI 7 FHFaH 10 III OF fla KI0OnI-
fieah Aea lei'iy; also resolve in favor of
same.
RAHs.Sr>, TELEGRArus AND HARNESSES
BY NJ. hoDtlibe of Saco.-peti.ipu of
Amos Eellsa'l ami $t3 others of Scsrboro
to prohibit Sanday excursions i,y railroad
companies AMI steamboats, ami to properly
regulate SUNDAY traffic
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-19

BY Mr.. Stod,lar,l cf INSTRUMENTATION
of assessors of Prrhan Plantation,
t1EknlRs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-19
REroRrs OF COMMITTEES,

Mr.. Hamlin from the committee on the
Judiciary reported ought not TO pass on bill
an act to compensate persons quarantlned
by local boards of health;
Also, ought to pass on bill an act TO
authorize the Isleshoro Land and Improve
mcnt Co to maintain break-water across
The mouth of Dark harbor, lslcsboro.
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selected company ct men and women. who
infnss into il such . spirit II fun that no
one could resist laughing il he desired
Tho audience caught the spirit in the be-
ginning and tie idea Of constant meTrimens
MAS 10 veil sustained by the continual
presentation Of something new and IN
expected that ali went away satisfied with
the evenings entertainment The scenery
Is VERY elaborate and - handled admire
bly,. Some Of the songs are inimitAhiy
funny and are well sung The dancing,
much Of which il new, 10 exceedingly At
tractive and the costumes beautiful and
appropriate. The corps Of African tum-
bsers IL By no means the least attractive
feature Of the entertainment and they
constantly assonish the audience with
their consorsions and acrobasic featA
Africa" has been 80 well received in
Seattle that the management has decided
10 extend the engagement by An addi-
tionai nights performances, and it will Be
rendered not only tonight but tomorrow
night
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THE HLOrrEx.


se'ssS'ps cosEs-seurr DssAsszssr-1Ass-
LIT. !.
Hats Howell ~ q p. Hovsll-Dsiauls and
a, a kssaus " ). J. xsssisr q al-ordsr Of a.
J. .. Levmaa ~ D. ". West q sl-sssse.
msns 2: fe1ts; settled and signed.
hirsh LAusdon ~. Lars Asisson Ordss OF
H. A ssstson "a I. C. sts.son-order ALLOW.
Ing sutS moasy; motion for temporary aiimony:
Nsilb, Doushiss ~. ". A. H.rr,.r,on :. Al
Dcmu,iss OF 7. r. Clark and J. C. Crayson: aus.
sAinedi exceptions.
}. HiBFown ". 7. r. carfol,-ordsr directing
r ,ess 20 close up partnership Affairs and
=: NsLans ct al Va j. W. cons.dins q al
Osiau'; snd Judgment, sisned
T. Noble ". Ciasxs Highland-Dsisnd-
ant c<E fesees judgment In sum OF SI7il5
VII am b. kobsrtsou Va William Moore % a.
-Ondst confirming sale Of resi 4sata.
"isSm B Robertson ~ Johan II. Rants st
Johr: A. Hicks " Ira w. Hicks q aI-ordss
ccnnrsSing sato Of real estats.
samSel d. Dustin " snoQuAimis Mill Com
pany-s-onuaued 70 July IL.
Johm Capseci ". Peter Aliadio q sl-Order
Tor ssli Of :'assnership asssta
CRIMINAL psPARrnRxr-nuMBstS.
ntcssssl Earle ". I. n. Bigeiow-Ordsr for
nanerttstng original statement Of facts to clerk
Application Of Antonio Bojar for writ Of H.
0ees eSrpne and restitution OF liberty Rcturn
OF wesl duly made and prisoner produced il
charFsn
W. Gleason W city Of Seattle st al-ps-
murft!; sustained.
4: CIVIL DsPARTNExr-ossoax. l.
Dan:Sl Keasnsv Va Margaret Ksaynsy-F1nd.
tngs oil facts. conclusions Of Law and decree Of
dtvos.h
Hal. 4 Paulsoa Furniture Co u H Z.
ecnms % ct si.--Demurfsr Of Schmidt 70 com.
plant; overruled; demurrer OF Charles Ken
nett: sysstained.
eaoeArB psPARTNBNr-LAN0LDY.I
Ests1s Of Christopher Lawrcnce-Order al.
rsotirE notice 10 crsdtoss; petition for appoint
mens ~ appraisers: granted: aud Anton 0athof
Allen ~. Mics and John Hiiibsr9 appointed.
Estsie Of Henrietta Msgrath-Executors ad-
dttoIsN bond: approved
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Geoyes B. Adair. of the Gordon Hard
ware Company. WAS triumphantiy ac-
quitsf;d Of . charge of assault and battery
In Justice Caidwell's cour: yesterday. The
complaining witness was Edward w.
Philepts, . clerk In the store Of Gait
Brothers & Co. II seems that for several
days 3revious 70 tho alleged assault on
June il young Philpott had been circulat-
ing . gale affecting the credit Of the Cor
don Hardware Company and Mr.. Adair
hearisg where they originated started out
In seach Of Philpott. While he was look
ing fer him he met several business men
who asked about tho rumors and thus
rouss-a his ire still more.
Finally Mr.. Adair met Mr.. Phiipott on
Third:strect and asked him what author.
ity hv had for telling such stories. Mr..
Philpbtt replied that the whole town was
auth fifty, and then came . surprise. Mr..
Aiait: raised his hand and slapped Mr..
Pbllr:,it's face three times. Then. taking
the ysung man by the arm. he led him of
10 hIs. ofiicc 10 talk over the matter. Mr..
Philp;,,i said Q. J. Treen was his authority
for i;e statements and yesterday IL was
exposed that Mr.. Trcen would testify, but
he dig not.
Whsn the case came on for trial yester-
day ID: greal deal of the hot blood Of both
men had cooled. and all parties were
satisfied with . verdict Of not guilty
nrouSht in by jury Of i've representative
busilsxss men.
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AecSSsr In JAIN. the Accused 10 Free.
fhi preliminary examination Of Miss
Nellss Wilson, u roomer at the Esther
house. on Front street, who Was arrested
at O'Clock yesterday morning on . charge
of taxing $40 out Of the pocketbook of j.
X. Johnson. q logger whom Nellie had
enticsd 10 her room. was yesterday con-
t!nu.si to $50 r. m. today. Miss Wilson
depos:ted so worth of double eagles and
tiouu5ed cut of Justice Ca!dwell's court,
but Isl . better humor than she was yesfer-
day morning just after her arrest. john
son. Who is held As a witness. Is the
susfes5sr. He said IN court yesterday that
he hssl just come To the city. and knew
no ois. except . hsrkcepcr in North Sc
attic. lie also said that he had bat $40 to
Put Up A. cash BAH. Justice Caldwell
vas tiierefore compelled 10 commit him
TO ths; city Jail TO insure his appearance to-
day, Seat gave of.iecr Pearce. who had
m ade ;the arrest, instructions TO allow the
witness every opportunity TO procure .
bond :nan.
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Put Money at
Interest.


II one has made his fortune and simply
wants . regular fixed income it 10 we'll
enough to put his money 1t interest on
good real estate security.
He will know just how much he will
have every year, and by no chance will his
income exceed his expectations
Interest doesn't do . man much good,
though, Who only has . few dollars .
month. It won't enable him to make
much Of provision for . rainy day.
In fact, putting ones savings at interest
10 very discouraging process Of getting
rich for poor man.
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Another large audience attended III.
performances Of the operate exsravaganxa,
Africa. Al the Seattle thealsr las, evea-
Ing and laughed themselves hoa-se over
the eomicsl situations. absurd songs and
side-spiis;lng farce served up 20 them BY
George Thatcaer's company. The per
torrance is we'll named as al operate ex-
travAgaasa, aud is presented by . VEIL
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NEW wHArCoM. Jun. q. ,sas.

Dr. J. Eugene Jordan-DEAR SIR: l
took your treatment six months. and the
result is that arm entirely cured. Your
medicine has done just what you said it
would. My brothers eye is we'll and
strong. although the scar has not entirely
disappeared. My prayer il that God may
bestow his richest blessings upon you.
MRS. G. T. ARNOLD.
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Quagia3tti b. fraudulent conspiracy With
Peter Aliadio against The lastsr's partner,
John dsnpecEd.


Ant4uio Bojss. the man Who has been
Iansusshins In the county jail since
Fsbrrsry. 1882. pending the perfection Of
bis sptsai 70 the supreme court, which 80
deiayssi for want Of funds. was DISCHARGED
from gassody yesterday by order Of Judge
Humes on writ Of habeas corpus. The
judge considered that astes waiting that
lsngskof time % have his case beard. he
had bssn punished sufacientiy for The
offence. which consasssd ia knocking :
man dawn.
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Cesrse - p.Al.. na..

Ihsr+ wsfs ased n the Cniscd STATE, Land ona>
ysessffAy one homestead snsxy and three Anal
honssfsad psooss
VI q - kafciihs, ct Roy. Pssrcs county, yss-
M0sv nied cestt6ed copy Of his n~tieal
ssAismsns recorded IL thas county.
snsaais Busssii he's taken "A appeal q shs
sopissse court from the judgment obsaased
sea'nss her BY y. G. weeks for Ss7a
And;Sv Jansen, . NATIVE Of Norway. w>e
maze casissn Yesterday By Judge Humss.
Judge langley performed similar sarytee tor
km1 i;lekum, also horn In Norway
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s..e.r = Leafs Circus Coming.

- OVooe0Be
On Thursday and Friday of this week
Sanger & Lent's circus and menagerie
will exhibit in Seattle. This combination
presents . large menageris Of wild ami
mails. including performing lions and un-
usual attractions in the big tent. The re-
turn aerial act Of Leo and Howard, the
implement act Of Arcaus and sister and
the three Comalla brothers furnish enter
tainment not often witnessed. The
collection OF wild animals includes .
baby elephant four feet high. and was
brought to this country by J. B. Gaylord.
Mr.. Gaylord made a trip around the world
in los days, and secured fine collection.
He left Denver November /, went to San
Francisco. thence to Singapore and to the
Straits Of Malacca. Here and in Java he
procured . largo number Of animals, and
found it cheaper to return the other way
rather than by San Francisco. The ami
mails spent tifty-four days on board the
vessel, going to Europe via the Mediterra-
mean, and all came through safely.
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1sa nswsli siaGIe ws0an Aeaas.
Hattie Howell vas granted . divorc.
from DER husband, &. r. Howell. bv Jude.
Lansssy yesterday. The grounds we're
iaunrT 20 provide and cruel treatment
ounnS the last two years. They we're
MARRIED u Waiia Waiia January IL 1851,
ana Rave two children. . boy II years old
and ., girl years old.
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washbur,.s cire.s In Town.

Leon w. Washburn's circus came to
town yesterday. and the people Of the
city were delighted with circus parade.
followed by two entertainments. The
Wild animals, horses and riders were pa
raded through the city and attracted large
crowds Of people. The center Of attrac-
ton, however, was the baby elephant,
three feet six inches high, which
was made to appear all the
more diminutive by walking be-
hind full grown specimen.
After tho parade performances were given
in the afternoon and evening on the block
surrounded by Box, Ash. Republican and
Mercer streets in North Seattle, and large
crowds attended.
The circus will remain in town another
day and performances will Be given this
afternoon and tonight Newsboys will be
admitted free at the afternoon perform
ancs and can obtain tickets Of admission
by applying at the business Office Of the
PosT-IYTELLIGEscER.
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SIS a Month for
a Lot.

We do not hesitate TO make the assertion
that We are giving the best chance ever
offered In Seattle to buy really high class
inside property on easy terms-such terms
that one can secure good lot from small
savings.
Drexsl Avenue Heights Is . beautiful
tract on the high ridge overlooking Lake
Washington. Lots are 30x10o feet in size
and prices are from $450 to $6s5 per lot on
terms of $50 cash and payments Of SIS
month. There Is no reason Why any one
not hopelessly improvident or extremely
unfortunate cannot secure . fine lot ON
such terms.
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Robert Bruce Mantell. who comes to the
Seattle theater for three nights engage
nent next Monday evening. has proved
valuable addition to the stage in this
country. He Was born in Irvine. Ayrshire,
Scotland, in 1854. and MAS brought up in
the city of Belfast, where he made his
debut as an amateur. His first profess
sional appearance was in ls74 II Roch-
dale in England. a. the sergeant in AR
rah-na- Pogue." He Afterwards played OPP
posite Characters to Mrs. Wallis. the Eng
lish tragedienne. for three years.
His next engagement WAS In the
United States ~ leading man in
the '.Romany Rye" company. then for
two years with Fanny Davenport, when
she played Fedora: next - star in
Called Back" and Tangled Lives" then
As iMonbars. and in 1889 and 1880 Tho
Corsican Brothers" He has been citi-
zen OF the United States for several years
aud . prominent figure in the dramatic
world for the last ten years. This Is Mr..
Mante.I-s first visit 70 Seattle and he
should receive . cordial welcome when he
appears mere on July II.
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Put Money Into
Real Estate.

That's the way to accumulate wealth.
Save little money and buy property. and
keep on saving and buying.
That's the way to get the full earning
power Of money.
How many Of Seattle's wealthy men
have made their big money from their pro-
fessions or commercial pursuitsf
Can you name one?
Nearly every one of them started poor,
saved little money and bought property.
Go over the list of our wealthy men and
sec If this II not fact.
The opportunities are better now than
ever before. There is no more uncertainty
about Seattle. Buying good property Is
buying . certainty.
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Ex-Dcputy United States Marshal Ella
|sossh W. Midget. was made defendant in
ssust for divorce. instituted yesterday in
~ superior court by his wife. Elecsa NJ.
1sJes.I In her complaint she SAYS that
~ slncs they were married In San Fran
f~o IN November, 1ss7, her husband has
Ansed 10 make suitable provision for her
~ their chisd. tina, he failed 20 provide
secessary clothing fer them. and in con-
~yesace she was compelled TO rely upon
~ Charity of relatives to procure the
'asns: that he failed. except in n few In
asneee. to provide the necessaries for iiv-
re sad that she was compelled in large
isasnfs TO supper, herself aud child by
rosn labor. Even when her husband
60 ;saoeare money. she says. he used the
ssns ior ex;ravagan, and unnecessary ex-
ksses other than for the support Of his
kAsiy.
~ also alleges that during long period
ssss their marriage the defendant has
ssfiaual.y inflicted upon her cruel treat
Eat and personal indisnisies. At all
S:ssA che says. he has treated her with
stassss and neglect. exhibiting no afiec-
Va tor her. and many times without
Eaeecatian slss into passion and used
.ssne. Indecent and profane language TO
~ q shc presence and hearing of other
espas and their child She says that i'm
~. iss'. al the time OF the birth OF their
va and during her pregnancy. he
vssea her with GOODNESS aud neglect and
aTsa 70 maks suitable provision for her
4 ssrssa and comfort. and at the time Of the
! ga 81 TIE child neglected so furnish her
- necessary medicine or other attend.
~ " any clothing for the child. all of
ssa sac vas compelled 30 obtain through
"a NY OF others. other instances are
= ssa saerv be cursed and abused her. and
= saa''sssd that last January he tore up
saspss, piled up furniture and threat
remove and sell il and leave her
ssss means of living. As she was then
@esssas beariers.
ssssy. she ssys. ,ha, through his cold
sseiees and abuse her affections have
s'~ sssenated from him and she has
ss 80: separated from him. She
-. .sAt hn he ordered 10 paw into
a.. Tor attorney fees and $50 for
ss OF the salt and for support of
- saa chs.d. that she he gwen ex-
custody aud control Of their three
60 eAs1i; that provision oe made for
Pesr % the child and FOR alimony
- taat be re restrained from col.
or di>eosieg os any part Of claim
- ~ssnSl sx-rnisesi States Marsha.
Il. Brown. amounting to atsou;
mat a. sAe community properly
Assi hers ana that she be divorced.
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Eseess y. Nugget w Ellsworth ". Nuaepes
suit sos divorce
Laosi6 Cosnslly ". watkins 4 Cosstdiuo-
sois =. fecoves t46d IS on stated account
Aeesfm McDougali ". J. r. Rex. j. ". Pair.
oenk ssao Harry Whits-s0it 70 rocovos eco on
pfomny0Sy n0to.
J. T. Nelson "a Harry White 4 Co.-suit @
seeoveS e6S on psomissosy nosea
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Mr1 Eta Goldberg, the wife Of . Conn.,
mercaM street junk dealer. who Was ar
restesa: July Son warrant sworn out by
Morrip Eishsrs charging her VITA assault
and .sattery, wAs Yesterday hnea - and
cost. ~ Justice Caldwell.
Souie evidence went 10 sho~ thas Mrs-
Goldllsre had been the assresser' "hea
the rsEs took place saerc was some TAX
10 the effect thai MIS- ooiaeesg ~oaia
resurss the compliment sha swear oa' a
xarr,,., for Esshers. charging him with as
saul, sna battery but she changed her mind.
No,,e,. of an appeal 10 the superior court
MAS ssysu By the defendant
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-12

Notice-Herbert Haven. druggist, IL in
no way. shape or manner associated with
the store corner Front and Pike streets,
but has moved to Front and Madison,
where he will be pleased to see oil his old
customers aud frienda