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wagon the whole trip and will fish and hunt

wagon the whole trip and will fish and hunt
on tho way.
Aquiet but none tho loss elegant d'nnr
whs given BY Mr.. aud Mrs. Hickman, o.
n few Of their young friends. Thnss pref
Ont were; Mr.. and Mrs. II. q. Hickmnni
Msses Kelly. Conway, Hickman and Rita
Hickman; Mcssra. Williams. Wotmoro and
Boom,
7. II. Kleinaohmidt, A. Il. Klcinsohmidts
Judge Buck and Judge Hunt have dropped
banking nnd judicial cares for the nonce'
nnd have hied them away to tho secret re-
eessos OF Wolf creek with guns nnd rods,
expecting to do dreadful execution with
the snme before returning.
A gay little pnrty went ont to Orc Fino
gulch. near UnionvilIe. last Thursday Tor
the purpose Of eating picnic suappor. THOSE
composing the party were: M. ana Mrf.
Henry Foote. Mrs. Proscott; Misses Brooke.
Annie Brooke. Barbour, Kathe inc Wilson
and Clara Bulind d; Msssrs. Psnris Brando-
goe. Shaw. Hutphen, Barrows.
Another camping party, consisting OF Miss
Shobor. Mias Hopper. j. Shober. Col. Nolan
ing via the Northern Pacific. They went TO
Bedford and from there up the Miasourt TO
| Sixteon- mile creek. They were provided
with all tho usual camping articles, incl md
ing cook, and expect to bo gone week.
| II. W. Knight. j., recently appointed re-
| CelVGf or lAo StOckRtOWefH N0tIoENl Dhhh u
Miles City, left for that place last week.
Mrs. Knight. accompanied by Mira. VIII
| Venlis and Mrs. viii Wallace. Rocs cast to
Chicago and Moline. After a visit TO the
fair and other points Mrs. Venlis rsturna TO
hnr home, Mrs. Wallace to Helena and Mrs.
| knight to Miles City.
w. j. NcHaffie, Of the State Publishing
company, left Tuesday for the east. and on
next Wednesday occurs his marriage TO
Miss Annie High. of Philadelphia. Miss
| High Is we'll known In Helena, hayinR lived
he with her sister. Mrs. Il. N. Wood. of
North Ewing street. and being q promi-
nent member Of the Baptist church. Her
many friends will welcome her return
among them With sincere pleasure. The
young couple go to New York, Montreal.
Chicago, and then come to Helena. where
they will be at home at 1923 North Ewing
| street.
DR.. Holden, vice president of tho National
Lndies' Aid society, auxiliary OF the Sons
of Veterans. and Mrs. N. II. Church. dole
gate to the national encaInpment. left fol
Cincinnati Saturday, Aug. 12. to attend the
national convention. DR.. Holden was the
recipient of beautiful badge. said by
Judges to be the finest piece Of work YET
attempted by local jewelers.. The Helcna
Jeweiry company were the donors. The
doctor and Mrs. Church intend to make m
extended trip through the east. and viii
probably visit Europe before returning te
| Helena.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20
Infants long cloaks embroidered cashmere il
cream and tan, at $l.75 at The i3eo Hive.


Low Ratcs via the Northern Pacific.
Helena to st. Paul and return, $50; final
limit ninety days from date of sale; no
storover.
Helena to st. Paul and return, $50; final
limit ninety days from date Of sale; transit
limit in each direction, forty days, with
stopSver privileges.
Helena to st. Louis and return, $685. final
limit ninoty days from date Of sale; transit
limit forty days in each direction, with
atoeever privileges at all points west of st.
Paul.
Helena to Chicago and return, account of
Worlds fair. $66.20; going and returning
| Same route; final limit returning, Nov. Is;
no stopover.
| Helena to Chicago aud return $40. transit
| lint; forty days in each direction; final
limit Nov. Is. with stop-oyer privileges as
st. Paul and points west; return via Union
Pacific az passengers option.
| The Northern Paciho is tho only limo
running Pullman sleeping cars from Hel-
ena TO IT. Paul. Minneapolis and Chicago.
| Tho fast train for Chicago nnd the east
leaving Helena at 10:55 p. M. is the only
train covering the distance in two days.
This is the only railroad offering its Hell
ena patrons donble daily passenger train
l ae, vice and through transcontirentalt trains.
\ For sleeping car reservations and tickets
call at tho Northern Pacific ticket office. OF
address. A. d. EDGAR.
Cor. Main and Grand streets. Helena.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20
$32 -Chicngo-&3s.

Now is your opportunity to buy dress goods .
I ho hoe i've discuunt salo.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20

The Montana State College of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arte.
This institution will open on Sept. Is.
Instruction will be given in the following
courses: Agriculture, domestic economy,
applied science, business, music and the
academy. Tuition i'll any course except
music viii be $40 per year. Board and
lodging, 81 and UPWARDS per week. For
catalogues address A. Nj. Ryon, president.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20
Personal and General.

G. A. Hovey has returned to Michigan to
live.
Miss May Word Is visiting at Virginia
City.
Miss Lizzie Sims went to Chicago last
Wednesday,.
jesse .toner has gone to Townsend for
weeks outing.
w. b, Sleeper. of Billings. is in the city
for a few days.
Miss Alberta Qurk is visiting the Misses
Nagle in Butte.
Joss, ii Scott of Miles City. spent Mon
day III the city.
Mrs. Benton, of Seattle. is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Weir.
Miss Jennie Noonnn is out for few days
at the Adams camp.
II. A. Harlow wue over to White Sulphur
during tho last weok.
Lewis Penwall returned from White Sui
phur Springs F'idny.
l.. G. Phelps. OF Great Falls. was in the
city Thursday and Friday.
Miss Blackstone has returned after visit
TO Chicago and Wisconsin.
Mrs. L. c. St.bbins and daughter left for
Cincinnati Inst Wednesday,.
Miss Gertrude Harrison, of Baxendnle. is
spending Sunday IL Hcena.
w. j. Anderson, the Livingston cattle
Mrs. n T. Walters left Tuesday 70. a
visit to st. Paul and Chicago.
l.. L. Berkey. of tho Western Union, left
for a trip to Chicago saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iatem have taken the 0. II.
Allen house on Madison avenue.
Miss Jennie HeI Nor left last wednesday
TO- visit with friends in Butte.
MISS Mary Hill, of Fifth avenue. returned
from visit to Chicago tuesday.
W. L. Miller, of Iowa. is in tho city, the
guest of hls brother. L. B. Miller.
The Rev. II. V. X. Hatri old services in
Msrysvlllo and Empire last week.
G. Wilson. of tho Montana shoe COM
Iany. went to Chicago Thursday.
MIR. and Mre. Reeder, of Eighth avenue
have gone to JOIN camping patty.
Edward II. Crowell has returned HON,
after few dnys' visit to Baxendale
p. j. Schellhorn md A. o. Sbnw have re-
turned aftor two weeks' vacation.
Harry Yeager and Gilman Bullard /. @
turned Thursday from Il fishing trip.
MIR. and Mrs. j, 4. Walsh left luesda,
for visit to Chicago and Wisconsin.
W. Il. Miller and Il. :. French had
weeks fishing over the Big Blackfoo..
A. b. Cook, state auditor went to Boze
man Thursday on II tishlng expedition.
Fred Yaeger nnd James Cluster are out 0
town for n weeks hunting and fishing.
The How. Il. V. Moore sailed from Eng
land this week, cnroute from Montana.
i. A. Richold and Il. u. Miracle returned
from camping expedition Lost Tuesday.
Mrs. Woodbridge IL visiting relatives II
West Virainin. she il expected homo soon
Mrs. suInh +. Reynolds and family hnv
gone camping for n weok OH tho Missour
Miss Millis Maggie. Of Butte, il visitin
her aunt. Mrs Morris. of tho Homer block
r. A. Luke, receiver Of tho First Nationo
bank OF Philipsburg, spont sunday in tn
city.
i. Il. Wei'ick has returned to Helen
after an absence Of two weeks in Gren
Fails.
The treasurer of tho Anaconda smelte,
MI. Fitzgerald. and his wife arc in Helen
10. \ few weeks. They ars occupying th
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20
Pullman Sleeping Cars,
Elegant Dining Cars
ON ALL THROUGH TRAINS,

TIME SCHEDULE.
In effect on and after Monday. juno s. 1893.
TRAINS ARRIVE At HELENA
No ]. Pacific Mail. west bound ....... 1000 p. IN
No.2, Atlantic mail. east bound ...... l0:i5 .. m
No. 3, Logan and lialrna passenger,
Conn citing at logan with train no.
3, Pacific Express, west boundj -. 200 p. IN
No. 9, Gnrrieon and Helena passenger.
connecting at Garrison with No. !,
Atlantic fXpress, cast bound 1920 u. III
No. 8, Marysville mixed ............ e1ja. IN
No. 8. Wlckes. Boulder and Elkhorn
passenger ..........t.............. L:15 p. N
No. 1O2, Nmini mixed. Mondays 200 .. IN
TRAINS DEPART FROM HELENA.
No. /, Pacific Mail. west bound ........ 1910 p. m
No. 2, Atlantic all. east bound. l0:5J p. III
No. q. Helena AL! IL gan passenger,
(connecting at Logan with No 4,
Atlantic 1press east bound) ..... 1910 p. m
No. 5, Garrison and Helena passenger.
lconnecting at Garrison with No. 3,
Pacific Exp e-s, weat bound) ...... 215 D. m
No. 2. Marysville miye1. 1.............. 4:30 p. m
No. 10, Wickes, Boulder and Elkhorn
No. lcl, Rimini mixed, Mondays !. ]. 1890 q. IN
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20

White pique in assorted patterns for aprons
and chiidrans dresses only five cents per yard at
The Bee Hive reduction sale.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20
samuel X. Davis-speclAl.

Samuel X. Davis-speclAl.
INVESTMENT STOCKS.
Whit,ach Union, next to Bald Butte. the
most promising gold mine in Montana.
l will exchange the stock Oh a fair basis
for transfer account:
$1,000 ut First National bank.
$500 nt Montana National bank.
This is the limit and last oall. One dol
lar per shnre, from present outlook OF
mine, will be CHEAP in six months.
26 and ~ Bailey Block
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20

CHAS. S. FEE, General Passenger Agent,
ST PAUL. MINI.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20

32-Chicngo-&32.
On and after August II. New limo Of Pull
man drawing room buffet cara in and out of
butte vim tho Union Paciho's worlds pic
torial line"
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20

Romember tho grand discount sale this week
from this sale.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20

For Information, time cards, maps and tickets
call on or write
x ID. EDGAR,
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20
OIL Painting

Have you seen tho oil paintings at the
Bailey blockp Every lady gets Il ticket tree
in drawing for pretty painting.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-04

In accordance with . call issued b. the
Liquor Dsalers' Protective Association Of
this city conysnHon viii b hsid today
and tomorrow Of this week for thp purpose
Of organising state association. Tho
meeting will b. . delegate body. the reprs.
sentation Of the different towns In the
state having been determined By the exec
utivs committee, and II thsrs ID full a.
tendance l7S delegates will Do present
OF these Seattle has fifteen. Tacoma thir-
tesn and Spokane eight The meetings will
b held In RedmsA's hall and whether
they are secret Will depend upon the dele
gates themselves. Il IL intended 20 model
the state association on similar orsanisa-
tons In other states.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-04

DEEDS E0oes4o6 - aAe AoA1nosAu O0oo
Real estate Transactions from JanuaRy 1.
1HsN szs S62 l3A 1hefs vers fisd for
record yesterday Is dseds, the esnsidsra-
lions aesrssasing 3ll.A3L Following 10
the lise . furnished By Oshofne. Trempee
3 Co. ahstractors Of tisIes. Lis Cherry
street. between Froas and second:
A. r. Giiiis TO J. J. yoyes. lots 1 and z
block !. Rsngssorff's odd. $Nn
A. Arntscn 70 Mss- n ]. Bookmyef.
lot. I. : and ! block %. Absrtsady Estate
seattle Trust Company 70 May r.
ss.ssls Trust Ccmpa1y e 8 B folssr.
J. c. Msrri6eid to n. n. Van do vanter,
81 los 2. block -. Yesier's lst Kent. 81
JF. yan de vanses 10 Richard Fran
der. lots in lss add 70 Kent s., so
John Dsvis 10 L. Rankina, south half 81
los 3. block 6 Seattle H'd Lei, &300
Hvrfy White 90 Peter Tensz. lot Il
block /, White Bros. Lawn add, <iJA
Rosa Davis % Rosa Andesson. lot 10.
block 8. McCaIiistef's and Others, teo0
r. I. 4 r. Co. 20 ]. 7. AcAniay. lot -
block IL. River Park, II
r L. T. T. Co. 70 L. H. Poutius. lots In
J. G. Scott, admir-, to J. l. Lanaveethy,
lot {. hlock !, Palatine Hill. el00
]. L. Langwcrthy 70 J. e. Scott, lot 8
block J. Palatine Hill. $lO0
J. +, Asdssvs 70 B. H. Denny. land IN
Alice Corliss to J. b. Giacomini, lot 3,
block I, Denny & Hoyt's, 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-04
rHE srRISkLINo OF lawns.
Board Of ruhlte works on vsstou,
water Ou0eHlola.

Wstsr Qussssons.
The SUBJECT Of street and lawn sprinkling
il harrassing the members Of the board OF
public works. The ordinance requires all
spsinkiiag 20 be done within certain hours.
and the result is that the supply is often
deficient IL Is IN contemplation TO make
districts With special hours for each.
Street Com missioner Ryan reported at
the meeting yesterday that the complaint
OF Charles Baker, referred to him. Was
Just The road leading from the south
part Of the city along the biuff overlook
ing Lake Washington 10 in = very danger
Gus condition.. The county road is in
fairly good condition. but the heavy rains
have Jeff that part within the limits lead
condition. Mr.. Ryan said that With his
eject any remedy.
The board awarded the contract for fur
nishing seventy -oUe water meters TO
Charles rowss. OF Seattle. agent for the
Thomson Meter Company. at $t,os -
The Union Meter Company's bid Vas
$a7ss ~ The Northwestern Sorpiy CON-
pAny. o; Tacoma. pat in . I'D simiiar TO
that Of Power.
Andres Jackson, chief Of police. ap-
reared in the peaceabis character of .
citizen TO represent that thres years ago.
when the number Of house, in Washing
ton Place addition was very small. he had
~ his own expsass put In over 40 isss Of
one-lnch pipe. That was sufficient for his
needs hus the city has taken possession Of
has pipe and through it supplies about
thirteen houssA NJ. Jsckson does not ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-04

fkg2 10 What every system afflicted with ehilis
ana lever. bilious emsstsns, ce any other form
Of ssaiarsal dissass. andssxoss periodically
Not xs,iy 10 malaria terrible Ia iiseis-it 10 the
nrccasr OF "a inHaisy OF bodily ailments sp<-
esae. useSa Tor 10 prevention aud removals prove.
in ss,s vest majority OF eAses. useless for every
o,hes purpose than 10 miusass the dissAss and
ssaxs "a .ts astarkA They Are sars. with the
svsssss trcasmens. 10 return after While lbs
a., Ysrss NAV change ale soestscn TO . healthier
ore h,,s the cos psain'. which II in HE blood. 10
nos .sss lightly sos ria OF. snd rssarns after she
VOC sed interval Organic affections OF the
rcrsyx heart troah,e. general debility Of tire
svstas., Ar the oEspsiag OF malaria cure the
oris1c ssins cause and avert future physical an
,nry 9TH HossstseR's SsecacA ssssefs, ectca-
80, also IN liver COTE psAins inactivity 81 the
IA ~ 81 rh>u n attain and andtesstian
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me relieving new suits we're filed In
Sssos Of tas clerk Of the superior court
- n A. {. panlar--Suit 10 re-
s.We ,a two promissory notes. and
~ = s -sal estate mortgage on lots II
- 10 etsiaa Park addition.
~. seera Machinery Depot w. Lake
N"kigan Southern Railway CON-
H-esR 10 recover Siissl
-. Parks vs. Andrew Jackson ct al
rseysr N9ooo damages by unsaw-
y sor d.sssse.
Boyd Va Margaret 4. Murphy
- - - fe'.sser 500 on promssso-y note.
'eFse.ose mortgage upon los - in
e<aan Pax addition
=, ass'e~T ~. Joseph Lei:h ct al.
~ ~ ssTSser S2L0a on account.
49, tsSsa@er Carriage Company W. J. w.
Hsn q. Appeal of defenaan: from
81 50 given by Justice Of the
naff J. Humphrey.
~. Kan National bank W. John
|S~snAss y. L.. bailey ct ai.--Su,t 10 re.
70 SfeDissory note
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-04

San FRASclsco. Aug. &-Ths City Of
Pueblo sailed today With the following
passengers:
For SsatsIs-A. Massey. J. Comstock. c.
D. Fowls, Il. Miller, 8. b. shaw, Nrs. W.
p. fleming, H. Randolph. nra 9. c.
". E. wills and wife, Alice T. Toklas.
Mrs. u. Toklas, Mrs.. Holbrook. James
00odn0v, y. Levy, b. Goldsmith.
For Tacoma-N. G. Richards, AissWinG.
N. s. Thompson and wife. Niss zeula
shelton, Miss X. Mcintyre. \. Madden, ].
w. PetteG
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-04

1o Ds CeleDsaseA ~ the Native oeae 81
Ca1lfosols WoeA . DonQoeG
California; sdmission day viii b ap-
propriassly observed BY the giving Of Z
banquet 70 b held on Saturday evening.
September 8. 1t tho Hotel Northern. under
the auspices Of Seattle ParloE. No. !. Na-
tive Sous Of California This. like the
fogmsr occasions. viii doubtless b the
event Of the season. The Native Sons
viii extend cordial Invitation to al Cali
Sorniaos 70 participate in celebrating the
event.
Apong those Who are expected to b
present are Gov. John II. lc0raw, Hon.
Orange Jacobs. president o. the Society Of
Washington Pioneer; John 7. Condor.
president Of the Native Sons Of Washing
ton: Hon. T. n. Resd. sr.. Of Olympia:
Mayor ]. T. Ronald, Hillory Butler, Rev.
John r. Damon and oshsrA
The committee of arrangements who
have the affair In charge are John q. Mig
gle. George n. Holloway, Edward +.
Sweeney, Arthur B. Buck. T. Morgan
stern, John Wallace and J. Park Hender-
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Miton Wall. the negro Who was A.
restless In the Alaska hotel Wednesday
mornsng on the charge Of robbins the
United States mails ~ Livingston. Mont.
Was lssund over TO the United States dis
tYict court yesterday evening ny Commits
sions9 Emery. Wallis bonds we're placed
at g.. $50. in default Of which he VAS sent
TO tho county jail pending removal BY the
United States marshal to Livingston.
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9 cstss;I - q. -Dsfanls ssd judeznent In
I'm ofESA37.
G. c. s'sssersoa ~. n L Paek9-OrAsr
e00fgsgsng sa3e.
J. 3 Proctor ". ". Ebsrs q al-Orer
opnfishasne sale
Carcsne Hassitoa ". W. n. Borendus
9 ~. s,riginai statement II facts ssut 70
U0PfosSss cDurt
Chassss y. winces ". 81. l. whesser-
Sleder sppointsn9 guardian u Iissm; ~
~ AEs1st Z. lSEA.
Aarf Dtess N Henry Disss-Daaals:
Mora NeNahoa ~ R Il wsalinstoa =
9-Dsssnit aeainse certain defendants:
H ~ Rsass u Il. v.G. c. Phi.,sv a
9-D~sais against CERTAIN dsSsndsnts:
H. Bsksr ~ Washington Iron Woeks-
AeSess Sond 6Hed % 3, 80.
= 49, toess Improvement Company ~
=. Wisssoe e al-Hsasine on uris q tan
posery sntuncsiou costinued-
.. Euilis ". City a. Sesttie-Hear,nS
On sess aosasy injanesioo: taken under ID
4. 9, struvs VI CITY Of ssats,e--Nosion
sof seiss S'orary injunction sustained: ex-
espuofi allowed 70 defendant
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Five permits we're issued by the SUPER
intesy sent Of buildings yesterday, inc!ud-
ing s;,s following:
W b. Rowland. two-ssory dwelling. lot
:. b.sek 81, n. l.. Yesser's First addition,
TO ccss 81 no.
T. 8 Pratt one and cne-haif story dwell.
inc. {ut :. block 4, Walla WalIa addition,
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SHERWOOD HAS 0ONg EAST.
Net % . Tsata - Peeaseile - He Wa
- OhtcoIO.

Tbs publication Of the fact Of the sudden
disar psaranes Of A. II. Sherwood had the
effect If throwing light on his whersa-
bouts and Of confirming one Of the theories
% IN his destination. ~. A. Gottsts,n.
Who ;,as Just returned from . business
trip lie Idaho, sayt that while on the Pull
man ear Of the Union Pacific train near
Pocsaeiio. Idaho. on July -. he saw Mr..
sher ood on the tourist car and had .
talk sith him. Mr.. Sherwood told him
that he Vas going to Chicago and from
there further East. but did not cay any.
shins moro about his plans.
Fran this fact IL seems that after dinner
on yhs evening Of Monday. July IS. when
he vas last seen here. Mr.. Sherwood
boarsssd the Northern Pacific train Tor
Portland and there took the Union Pacific
for ti4s East By doing % he would reach
Pocsssiio the following Wednesday. when
Mr.. tsattstsin met him. He seems 10 have
purrssely kept his intention secret from
his ~: gh bora.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-04
xasv KNEW HoT WAR raEY prp.

Pert Angeles 0qaasseps Accused q
Dusasag Theis Bsss HsisnA IN E0Gy.
J. I.s.ing whittinston, Who was one Of
Tie aepsaissss Of the government town
site ressrvs st Port Angeles. il indignant
1t the turning In sfbgy Of N. J. Caxrisan
at sha: place because the people have
formsi the opinion that their lots have
bsss xppsaised TOO high and they lay the
blame On Mr.. Carrigsn. lie said yestsr-
day:
'sTi.s statement that the lots we're ap-
psoissst q from IS b $500 eseh creates q
WRONG impression. The price put on the
lots 5axl40 feet was from IS 70 go. and
only about $50 Of the 1000 lots were ap-
peaissa at over So The only parts of the
reserve which were valued at $50 we're
eight and ten acre tracts. which squatters
are not all0vsd 70 takn mp Mr.. Carrsean
worked hardef for the town than any
Other raan In U and Il Vas IN Outrage 70
condtfnn him In that manner when he
was R,,s there 70 explain the facts shout
the a,,srsissmenG He vas tie man Who
got ssscrstary Noble 10 20 there and
brought about the making Of the appraise-
mont 40 that the people could get title 60
their ;ots. when he seturnsd home at
that time they met him at the wharf and
chesrsd him and thought nothing Was too
good tor him, bat now they have turned
againss him before they know exactly
what the appsaisemsnt il. though he has
bssn working night and day for them"
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Csas,s aad Psblie Oness.

Nm we're three homestead filings and
- enA entry IN the United States land
- yssterdsy.
license - we'd VAS issued yesterday
- J, Peterson and Karen n. Jorgsn-
essh Of Seattle.
saefaa Wooasry 10 recovering from .
! ees attack. lie Was taken III very sud-
Wednesday afternoon. and vas
= home from his Office In . cab.
u vsii Of Lyman J. Duttcn was nlsd
soay With the clerk OF the superior
y eeeacs:hs his entire estate, con-
ase q siN,at $1oS in bank, 10 his niece,
s9 Il. Hall. Francis g. johnson 10
seo . executor Of his will,
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TIE annual meeting OF the Advent
Chs;s,isn conferences mot seventh nayl
Of is,ss-s SQUAD. viii b held in Olympic
hal. No. LILO second street. commencing
Th$e.day. August J. and held over two
sux,aays. Gespsi mestings each day ~ II
. IA and 30 p m All are cordially in
vsts,s 10 attend
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DEsssTRD NJ DRR PAKRxrs.

4 s-fsar-osA Tea oes.s - Rave VasA
0sasAva-
Marshal Snyder. Of Olympic, arrived in
ses CITY yesterday morning With Psad
Coopes. 3yeas-old child that was d.
eersso ~ Whateom b. il moshss . ~
dayD sgo.
The SOY told By Narshai Snyder n
conneesson With The litsis one rscites the
marriage q Olympia Of Annis Roberts
ne william Cooper. . subsequent divorces
- the @i1e about thrse monshs go and .
recons'statton shout July 4 The couple
snsa topk Tie child With them 70 What.
CON. = acre they lived until Cooper vas ar
rsseeo Yoe 6urKiaSixing stcss Of Muk,iteo
ma s0GSed tn jail ~ 6nohomish. There
Va atss eytdsacs - connect him with the
sscsnt sttsmpt 70 blow the saSe in the
Aorthssn Pacific depot ct Olympia. While
nnydsY was at Snohomish Investigating
ne sAsa cracking affair he learned from
Coopey that the child was In Whafcom
WITH ~ mother. The grand parents we're
anxioss 70 have the little one properly
taken care u. - 6nydes usat 70 What
com fg - hoe things were there. He
souDd hiss che mother had dssertsd the
child. leaving u il the care Of . man
kuous - Curly Jack" No one opposed
his tsxing possession Of Pearl. 90 he
hrouFRs her 20 this city yesterday morn
imp. aad viii 60 to Olympia today.
The child 10 bright and pretty and he Q
great ssculty for making frisnds. Every
one ~ The police station thought she vas
the csissst one imaginable. and Natron
Taylor felt pardoaably proud Of her charge.
= - -Ann<x
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-04

Chief Of Police Jackson received . letter
yesterday from Mrs. L. Neiner. Of Erie,
Pa. asking for information Of her hus-
band Lawrence, who left her in December,
1892 She last heard Of him in Seattle.