davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-24
city Hall. July ~, 1895 7,sl-td
sPEND YoUR yAoAgI0N AT ATLANTIo OITY

The last Of the series Of summer excursions
40 Ntlantie City, via baltimore and ohio Rail
road, VII on zkug1 Tht Same ar
rangerneuts will he made for the aeeommoda
ton Of those awaiting themselves OF the low
rates and superior train service afforded on the
previous excursions, ~ enjoy a respite by the
seaside, 'Fhe scenery en- route is unsurpassed
by that Of ans other line in America
Tickets Viii DO valid for return journey for
twelve days from day Of sale, and will be good
on all regular trains On return journey they
will be good u stop OF at Washington, thus
affording an opportunity to visit the numerous
public buildings. which are open to visitors free
of charge. and To take trip down the Potomac
to Mt. Vernon the tomb Of Washington, as well
as to visit other places Of interest in and near
Washington
For rates and time Of trains. consult append
ed table:
LEAVE An AN AN Pm. RATE
Cum berland. HE 80 Is.05 ~ 30. 81 80
Martinsbure - 10 il.5s.a5s 259 $50
Pm
Shenandoah Je 2o1 s-i2 Is .......-.....55O
Harpers Ferry 2 IL ..,., IL 30. 335z... 3.35. 80
Washington Jc a.45. e.. IL. 80 A. 10...44 I0 S 80
Correspondence low rates from other sta
tions.
For additional irains from Pittsburgh and
Cumberland, see time table published elsewhere
Ia this paper
For more detailed Information apply to near
est Is. 4 o. ticket agent
(IIAs, q. scULI,
GensI Pass. Agent,
t-S.3 b. Il o. X, II.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-24

That was an iIl-burst Of applause
in the Senate which snuffed Senator
PETER into silence when he had arisen
and remarked II am inclined 70 think
There are some opportunities which
never come twice in lifetime.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-24

Mr.. Carlisle saws that it viii cost
s112, 900, 900 10 recon our silver dol
lars and subsidiary coins. II would
be much cheaper, Of course, 70 print
fiat money.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-24

Congressman Breckenbridge was 70
have answered the foes Of silver Mon
day. His answerto thcNbrcach of PRONE
isc suit viii be made later on.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-24

To any one VINO viii send us SIX
Of the following CoUPoNs (which may
be cut from six issues Of the same
date. or from six issues Of different
dates, accompanied by Ten CENTS in
silver or postage stamps, they can
secure ANY THREE Books 70 be
selected by themselves from tile list
printed below:
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-24
SHEPHERD COLLEGE,
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL

Normal Academic and Musical Courses Pre-
pares for Teaching, for any College or for Bust
ness. Competent Facility. Thorough work.
Library and Reading Room Location healthy.
pleasant aud accessible Excellent buildings,
boarding eheaI. Tuition 70 state students free
10 others low session begins Sept fifth, 1893
For catalogue apply 70
A. g KIMLER, Principal,
72i-sm Nshepherdstowp, w. Va
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-24
THURSDAY EVENING AUGUST "a. 1888

Abolish the Alaska Fur Seal Com
pany, and stop its unsportsmanlike
methods Of killing seals, and there
would be no trouble in enforcing the
award Of tho Paris arbitration. The
worst enemy Of seal life Is this greedy
monopoly.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-24
PROCLAMATION.

DOGS RUNNING AT LARGE OK THE STREET
WITHOUT BEING MUzzLED AND TAG
GED WILL BE TAKEN UP OR KILLED.
An persons are hereby Notified thai M fati6eiAg
ordinance n relation 10 dogs ,eiH ~ rigidiy TX
forced:
Sec B, Chapter 90 OF the Ordinances OF the Cor
poration Of Martinsburg: That avery own
or or keeper OF a dog within the limits Of the
Corporation, be required to place upon said
dog tag attached TO collar. These tags
10 be furnished blythe town sergeant on APP
plication and payment OF the tax assessed
on said dogs Or which should be assessed
upon them; and that any dog owned or kept
within the corporate limits found without
such tag after August 49, 1903 shall be con
fined BY the Sergeant in some gsnitable
place to be provided therefor, for five days,
and subject toa fine of twenty-five cents in
addition TO the regular tax, and sum not
exeeeeing twenty-five cents, for food and
care OF said dog Atthe end OF five days.
any dog remaining unclaimed and the taxes
fines Nc. unpaid, shall be killed by the
town Sergeant or by his authority.
All persons who are owners or keepers Of
dogs are hereby notified that after August 10
1893 and until October 10. 1893, all dogs found
upon the streets without being securely muz-
zled will be killed, and the owners or keepers
thereof will be fined not less than five nor more
than ten dollars, for every such offense.
JAS, WIIANN McSHERRY;
Mayor Of Martinsburg
CITY IIa ~ Iuty q 1909 7-3l-ta
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-24
Choice STANDARD BOOKS.
Almost Given Away 70 Patrons and
Readers Of 7 The World
WORKS OF POPULAR AUTHORS
Al one Tbsr4 Tbsir galue 4 Liberal Offer Whereby
ssms u .hs Bsss Wsss1 q Fiction in he
EhgI.sh Language cAn BE- Secured;

These books are nicely printed and
bound in attractive paper covers. They
are sold regularly at retail forten cent
each. so that our offer enables our
readers to buy item at one-third OF
their yalue. II il grand chance to
secure standard, high-class works Of
fiction at merely nominal cost.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-24

NJ. l.. Dorm has secured the agency
for the Troy. Steam Laundry, work
shipped every Tuesday and returned
on Friday. Usual prices. First class
work guaranteed.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-24

+ Arrive Chicago next day at AS r NJ
Remember the dates Aug 30, sept :, u and
81
e'HAS, o. 5SCULL,
Gen'l Passenger, Agent.
7.2543w b. Il q. r. R,
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-24

am in town to do your laundry
work. Remember guarantee al my
work 10 be flashed IN first class style.
Respectfully. Lee II GooeY.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-24
nnnrr.rn.a ARnIoA eALVE.

The best salve in the world Tor Jus
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt khenm'
Fever sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
ChSlblains, Corns, and lall Skin Erup
lions, and positively cures Piles, o no
pay required. II is guaranteed 70
give perfect satisfaction, Or money re-
funded. Price % cents pAs-lox- fof
sale by Is. G. williamson, 4 vi
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-24

The picnic season isnot over. Buy
ers are having daily picnic at Louis
Browns Confectionery.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-24

You may feel 4 trifie out of sorts these
trying days If you do, drop in and
see Louis Brown. He has delicacies
that will cheer your mind.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-14

The seachsrs' examination which was
commenced On Thursday in the assembly
room at the Central school. On ded Satar-
day. The work of that day uas coafiucd
10 the examination Of nine applicants for
nrss grade ccrsiicatea On the two dsys
previous the eighty three applicants for
seeond and third grade certificates we're
examined
County School Superintendent Y. A.
Pussy says that the examination required
to Be rasssd BY the applicants tor second
and third grade certificates Was not very
difacuss, but that the conundrums pro-
posed to the applicants tor Graf grade GER
tifscates were nearly ali diisicni, in the ex-
treme- All applicants must correctly an
swer % per cont Of the questions in order
60 pass the examination. IL will DO sew
erai days before tho result viii Be- known,
o the superintendent II very busy prepar.
ing his annual report and cannot attend
to the examination papers 1t once. The
examination just closed vas one Of the
largest in the history Of the King county
schools. ninesy-.wo teachers tsking IL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-14

Fail information regarding the following
can be obtained free Of charge at the
United States branch photographic Office,
Custom house, Port Townsend:
Adria.ic sea. Italy. Port Magnavacca.
position Of lights.
British Columbia, Vancouver island,
Baynes sound. anchorage in Deep bay, In
formation concerning Inion bay.
Errata, notice to mariners No. 90. OF
1888.
France, north coast. Somms river, altsrs-
ton Of color in St. Vaiefy lights.
Gulf Of Alaska, kadiak island, position
Gulf OF Alaska, Shumasin islands, gen
erAl information.
Gulf OF A.asks, soundineA
Gulf Of Mexico. yucssan. Progrssso, par
ticulars Of new light
Japan, Gulf Of Tokyo. intended discon-
tinuancs Of Futsn Sskt aud Yokohama
buoys.
Name, Easiport harbor. friAs roads.
buoy marking Popes Folly.
Mediterranean sea. France. Toulon. Oh
scare sector in light on Crosse Tour istty.
Mediterranean sea. Sicily. west coast.
Trapani hsrhof. character OF Coiomoais
island light.
North Pacific ocean. Oh coast Of Califof-
MIA. submarine disturbances.
Oregon. Yaquina bay entrance. position
of Outside Bar Whistisng buoy.
Spain, south coast, Cadix bay, buoys r.
placed.
! snain. vsst coast, rocks ON gsst shore Of
ArosA bay.
strait OF Gibraltar. Gibraltar boy. sxtsn-
sion Of new mole.
Virginia, Elizabeth river, Bush Biud
shoal, change in light ship.
Washingson. north coast. Admiralty Tn
let approach, position Of scnksn rock of
Middle point
Washinsfon. Puget sound, Dana pas
sage. position Of Itsami shoai buoy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-14
REV. A. INWO0D's POPULARITY.
His Church uPgss That He BE Returned
for Another Year.

His Chusch Urges That He Ne Retained
for Another Year.
The members Of the Battery street NJ
r. church have become very much At
tached to their pastor, Rev. A. Inwood,
and his wife. who have been iahor,ng with
them for three years, and are exceedingly
anxious TO have the annual conference Of
tina, denomin alton, which will meet in
this city on Wednesday Of this week. re.
turn their pastor to them for another
year. and to that end they passed at . re-
cent meeting of The board Of stewards the
following resolutions:
"wnxRRAs. The conference year IL now
drawing to q close. and the faithful and
efficient service of Brother and Sister In
wood for the year Is highly appreciated by
the mem Sers Of the church. and,
"WHEsxAs. Their removal from the
church at this time would prove . serious
loss to IL and the Sunday school, - We
verify believe;
therefore, BE IL resolved that We. tho
hoard oil stewards Of the Battery Street NJ.
Z. church, MAKE all efforts consistent with
the mau agement of our church to secure
the return Of Brother and Sister Inwood
TO Us for another year.
'.Second--.hat these resolutions be
sprrai upon the records Of this board rs
part of the minutes OF this meeting aud
that a copy thereof be placed in the hands
of Dr.. Ford. our presiding elder. with The
request that he use his influence to secure
the return TO Us OF our esteemed pastor
and his vie"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-14

raen work from of.~a-y. and We carros
- What GUINNESS Mctsilsray hsd 10 inter
fere- The oaay reason ne can - for his
refusing 70 forward them Is that he had
not been notified by O'L4arv
We offered 10 rNiuad each al tie ive
men Who came hack our cfsscs Zee, ba. not
hss fare 70 Vancouver. which Ne had
aaready paid oas, saving that Is was not
our fault tAat they coulj not reach their
Destination TIE E1en did no! cali nroa
q ia person. eas sent al attorney. whn
said THAI tney would be foolish 10 accept
our rropoxssion- We can prove these TO
b the facts. ana are ready TO answer any
charge hroaghs against ns ~ aay tisns.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-14

Deceased Loved HPothee.
The Norwegian Lutheran. the Noswe-
rian Baptist and the Norwegian N. +.
churches united last evening In holding
memorial services in the Norwegian
Lutheran church, at the corner Of Fourth
and Pine streets. 20 the memory Of the
late Matthias L. oien. who died on June
NJ on the Atlantic ocean, on board the
steamer America. while on q journey To
Norway, where he expected to regain his
lost health. Mr.. olsn Vas for years one
OF the rlilars Of the Norwegian Lutheran
church aud his sudden demise Was heavy
hlow 10 the congregation.
The church had been appropriately
araped with black and white crepe. ana
decorated With cedar festsons. eariands
and flower crosses. Across the nave Vas
suspended beautiful floral device. With
an evergreen crown in the background
bearing the following inscription:
..S.rueels That Ye MAY Conquer"
The church Vas filied 10 overlooking.
Amer the rendering Of . hymn by the
church choir Rev. Toiiefson. Of Port
Townsend. opened the services with
rraves. ~ the couclusion of which the
Methodist Episcopal church choir sang
hvmn. Mr.. II. Hanson then delivered
the me MORA, speech After . few short
Introductory remarks the speaker gave a
biography Of the deceased. who had been
An unusualiy active member o.
the United NorweSian Lutheran
church Of Seattle. The deceased
haa himself written his biography in bis
life work. His character VAS his
biography. The man vas dead bus his
character lives and exerts an influence on
those surviving. leaving imprsnss ON the
sands OF time. The deceased Was born in
yo.aen parish. Norway. January Il. isds.
lie al u<en gifted With rare natural en-
..owmenia. and had possessed clear
Judgment. while his heart had been tilted
wlth love Tor his fellow men. He had
been an ooediens son. loved By passass,
brossers, relatives and nesghborA AZ
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-14
o,a R.,l.sl. sell. . K.s,frow.. shows.

Old Reliable Sole = Reotfr0Wse shows.
Many Of our older readers will recall the
name of the weil-known establishment
that exhibits here today with pleasure.
With many Of them it brings vividly to
mind the first elephant they ever saw.
There 10 . whole sermon In the career of
this show. 1t proves that when any con.
Germ becomes known ~ An honestly con-
Quoted one and fuliiIls its promises TO the
public. that it succeeds and the business
fourishes and becomes . fixture, TO b
handed down from generation 70 genera
ton. 1t proves also the truth Of the old
proverb that Honesty is the best policy"
The career Of Sells 4 Kentfrow's show
from 1850 to the present time has been one
Of continued success. And the proprietors
deserve IL. They have always given the
public the worth OF their money. In these
days Of humbug IL 10 really refreshing 10
be able to speak in terms OF praise of an
amusement. enterprise. This year the
mauagsrs promise Us . new surprise in tho
shape OF the largest elephant on earth.
The largest creature that brsathes the
breath of life This will be indeed great
curiosity. The whole show 10 said to be
exceptionally good. and Ne viii miss our
guess If their tents are not packed on the
day of exhibition. As this Will Be the
only big show to visit this section this
year, we advise all our readers 10 10 sure
and zee IT,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-14
LABORERss WILD GOOSE CnABR.
EmployUent Agents Ready - Prove
Gn0d KaIsh-A New Caae.

Good Faish-A New Csss.
Grover a Day. the employ ment agents
mentioned in Fridays Posr-ISrEIii-
GExcER ~ having sent five iaborers upon
q wild goose chase TO British Columbia tor
employment, take exceptions to the state
ment that they could show Chief Jackson
no authority for sending the mon up to the
Nakusp & SLOGAN railway for employment.
They claim that they merely could not
show written authority. aud disclaim any
underhanded work or sending the men on
false order.
In a letter written by Mr.. Grover, one Of
the firm. the following explanation 10
given:
I'D. A. McGilvray II the contractor for
thirty miies Of work upon the Nakusp &
SLOGAN railroad. J. ii. O'Leary 4 Go. have
q sub-contraet for five miles Of the road.
Mr.. J. II. O'Leary came into our Office
and in the presence Of three witnesses. all
Of whom are residents of this city. ordered
ms to send him oil the men We could at
from 81 to $3.50 per day. He directed us
20 send them TO Vancouver. b. C., 10 Nc
Gilvray's Office, and that they would be
forwarded to their destination upon pay
ment Of $3.50 each, . ircdueed rate given
the contractor only. We got . - 20 rate
to Vancouver. and told all who desired TO
To 20 tuat u Wphtu Gust tHSth $tC-39ab tO
be paid Us ~ our Office fee and fare 10 Van
couver. and 500 TO McGiivray. IT VAN
couver.
ION August 3 we sent sixteen men.
with an explanatory letter. IN Me-
Giivray 20 be forwarded 10 O'Leary.
On the next day We received
dispatch from Mcti..ray s.yins that
we had no authority TO hire mea
for him. We wired back that the men
we're not for him but for 0'Leary. and for
him to forward them on the payment Of
the agreed fare, S76o. We guaranteed the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-14

- -
-. = nsd eiwsys sxreissd. Tivs
T.--0 enavsa - Seattle from
q. T ma 80 - oees toaned
49, AaseefaA eAuseA q this
-. - Cns1sssAn nom con-
49, 80 had jstned ths Lutheran
~-sIsss - cec1n0 his perents had beeA
- = sttn tAAs church. but bocsuse
s.f'nee ana ritual ag1ssd viii his
- psaon q eae bsnsteAa tsath- He had
: nnsssi Cnrtssiaa. not ssctasian.
49, .ns Toward shoee Who entertained dif-
r ssae,oW hsatsfs. agreeing With
- wsesses shes ''toleranos. In which
osa = peegsessing % slowly. b at
~. - ma the same tims The most vise md
- JUS - al pstnupeeA"
- supeStnton6eu a Tie Sunday Schools
q nsd shown himssifa faithful worker.
s.c ma he hsen able - speak 70 his papils
~. 49, 2 departed this life 10 voaid have
- g tnsa - Socsaass eaes said: "The
Ss.sees recompeassI can reap toe my
.otk . . - thas nay pupils gTuv mp 10
oeoo@e god and virsuous msn."
NJ. Oisa had been one Of he founders
q the Chimes mission ol this chnfeh and
Frsmad. The esnss Of Temperance had
~ Aim found one q its strongest and
most conscientious supportsrs. He had
DOS osen > politician. He had not had
any political NJ % grind. and his ehassc-
ser ned hssn too nch'e and pure % allow
nsn 70 become cont4 .natsd with the cor.
rupeion 81 the present machine politics.
Ssiii be was fully eognssans Of his duties
= . citizen and voter. He was . good
Christian and good citizen.
IhegY services. Mr. Hanson aid nhouid
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-14
vIRsr n. g. cnuRca OFFICERS.


IHu0te0os 81S0A bWo 00Q &t0oS ASo0 %
for the Next Fear.
The board OF trustees which will manage
the affairs Of the Firss Methodist Episcopal
church during the confersnee year com.
nencsng today Was elected At the last
quarterly conference. held in the church
pariors on Tuesday. August 1. At the
same meeting class leaders and stewards
were elected and committees for the same
period appointed The members Of the
new board OF trustees are:
Rufu. Willard. r H. Denny, T. II.
Catch. Lee J. Pitner. w. T. Jones. s. J..
Crawford, w. H. Brawiey. q. II. Randeli.
& ". Sheafe-
C.sss lsa.iers-R. Willard, J. Adams and
II Bake.
ssewards-J. W. Langley. A. II. Foose.
F. e. Sharpe, G. $. Gleason. {. r. Bae-
cock. Mrs. 8 L. Cra~ ford. c, Thomas. X.
Croft. @. ". Hummer, J. {. Clrich and {.
T. Eykeman.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-14

3ax B0glehar0es OieheoRtoDo4 by 3o0gh
Lack. Suddenly Disappears
Max Erhart. . bartender, has baen
missing from bis usual haunts on Pike
street. and it 10 thought possible that be
may be dead. He was last seen at o'clock
Friday morning in. the Oxford saloon at
the corner OF Pike and Fourth streets,
when he appeared detected and Refused .
drink. remarking - he did 20 tia he
would not need liquor in the future. This
remark and HE strange appearance since
he came out of the hospital while ago
have caused considerable uneasinsss among
his friends.
Erhart after the death Of Harry McQuil-
ken Was Jailed on suspicion Of having been
connected with the disappearancs OF S225
that McQuilksn lost The case was dis
missed owing to lack of evidence and En-.
gelhardt went 70 Silverton where he was
terribly beaten in . saloon, and had to
come to Providence hospital for treatment.
He has been out on the street Of late bnt
appeared broken-down, disheartsned and
far from his former self.
Some Of HE friends think that he may
be sick in bed ct some house unknown 70
them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-14
RKv. WALLACE MUrTlHO's PRILUD4
1s To0ches - ne WleksAaess 81 me
Meyer II Chicago.

- AO0Co00 - No WB0W00000U ~ B0O
Meyer ~ Chicago.
Rev. Wallaes Nuttiag. pastor Of the
Plymouth Congregational church. who
has just rstuSnNd from . trip 70 the
Worlds tair. yesterday occupied his pull
pit Tor the 6rst Sunday since his return.
preaching both morning and evening.
During his vacation Mr.. NuttinG has been
far from Idle. During HE stay in Chicago
be filled the pulpit Of the Union Congrs-
Rationai church. and also Of the Third
Presbyterian church on several occasions,
also preaching in the First Methodist
church In Peoria and In the churches Of
various other towns and cities in Illinois.
According to his custom. Mr.. Nutting
prsfaced his Sermon last night with an i'm
formal talk on current events. This pre-
Jade yesterday Was on shs subject Of
churches. their character and the sizes Of
their audiences. He said:
~ have seen no church in Chicago 90
full - our own. There are two or three
where. am informed. great crowds surge
during this sxposition. But ! am led TO
believe that the Christianity Of our city.
though far from what Il should BE-. II %
proportion than 1t 10 eassw ard.
Politically ~ arU pure beside Chicago.
We have our sly digs 1t our mayor. bnt
while We may b critical Of his politics us
Are not stunning him ~ man.
The mayor Of Chicago 10 . disgrace to
humanity. He pandefs to the mob: he
answers demonstrating committee with
the words. You know am . vote
getter!" He attends wild conventions
and threatens riots OF his rabbie.
In an aesthetic way Ne ought to learn
much from our Eastern netghbors. Now
that land 10 cheap We ought 70 provide
breathing places tor the people, and streets
with . generous margin of turf. The COM
Ing city must recognise the duty Of scat
tering some Of the BEST features Of the
country through the town.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-14
10 STOP THE PROGRESS

Of Consumption,
you viii and but
one gs ara nfeed
rom edy-DoctoP
Ptercs's Golden
Medical Dfscov9y.
In advaacsd canA,
IL brings comfort
and rcbef; II yea
haven't delayed
too long, II VIII
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-14
lxUsxnEsrs.
cEArTLx rHEATRa,
- Corner !nisd sad cAssry sssesfs
yowx W. HAMA Lessee and Manages.
opeelsl Essn=enseEt Of the Powerful AetoR
NEWTON BKERA

Two slsnss oniy, Frt9ay aas SATURDAY. nguse
~ and 10 sappnfzsd ~ tae principal fossnbess
81 his Grand opera Hoass. y. -. pfsisssiea. ts-
sI,sTIas ire rcroEstssssar1 ynamg Aesrezs. Lara
4 sassfea sisg la MS MASTERPIECES 81 mSs0asnszsA
.Ys,ss IN I>1a1sar- Sew ss<eisa rS~aefy. Po&b
lively sao~n Advertised Srssf Coal = tns scene.
s<.s.sfos, ~sreesa ss : sxhs. Jabs Sssssu. ~ew
sarws sf@sHr Danrs4 -r.rfAi ASxoCscgnEsr
-fhe Gae~~r Dsarss, A8M Nag LossDgfos. ard
NJ rssss sel thsa.ck- Lhs Pcpaias fonnS KsDes,
hsse I~4n especially eaSaged Coz This tour
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-14
HOW To BUY ONE

That's the ssicker with many people. ~
- have solved il
First set the lot and gst 10 paid ies.
Then ws will guarantee to get the mensy
to build with. Building loans ars always
In demand. Have the loan made % yoa
can pay 10 on ~ your means permit. and
In that way put into . house the monsy
ron would pay out for rent
The nrst thing you know yoa VIII have
the whole thing paid for. Il viii b worth
good deal more than il cost you and you
will have given up paying rent leas before.
But how 70 got the lot