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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-16
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CIVIL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ,.

CIVIL DEPsRrMEsr-osBoRy, J.
G. Il p. s. X. X. Company Va. J. vassar
Jury verdict for plain tiff
IL. Decock vs.. Catherine Toellner-Jury
verdict for defendant.
w. Il. Wtckware VS.. Washington South
eTn Railway Company--0rder of default.
Puget Sound Dressed Beef and Packing
Company VS.. A. Snyder Findings for the
plaintiff
c. Braye vs. Catherine Toellner-Dis-
missed
Gosh Murray Company VS.. G. b. Adair
ct al.-on trial.
EouIrY pEPAsrxESr--LASsLgy. J.
Seattle Market Company VS.. A. NJ
Springer ct al.--Defauit; signed.
Thomas Francis VS.. Town of Gilman ct
si-Temporary Injunction denied.
James Lee VS.. Smell, Heitschu Il Wood
ward Restraining order; set for hearing
September 3.
CRIMINAL pErARTMEsr-HuMEs, ..
State OF Washington VS.. Joe and Adelia
Young-Defendant Young found guilty as
charged: defe ndant gives notice of n mo-
ton for n new trial.
State OF Washington vs.. N. Clark-Dis-
missed.
State of Washington VS.. Eta Goldberg
Defendant discharged.
PROBATE pEPkRTMEST-LAsoLEY.
Estate of William Green-Finai account
approved and administrator discharged.
Estate of Moses Kamowis Same action.
Estate OF Joseph L. BIvthe-John Sulli-
van appointed administrator. with bond
of Si9o0a
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MARINE NEWS.

TAToosH. Sept. t5.-s p. m.-Clear
light north wind. Passed out-Tug Wan
derer, o q. H.; four-masted schooner. q.
m. Passed Instr Umatilla, Gas q. m.
NEsH BAY. Sept. 15.-Clear; light
west wind. Tug Tacoma and United States
ctr Gedney in bay.
PoRr ASsELEs. Sept. 15.-Clear and calm
Tug Magic and United States cutter VOL
colt in bay.
PoRr GassLK Sept. is Special Sailed
--Schr Robert Levers. Capt. Goodwin. for
Honolulu: schr Spokane, Capt. Brsnden
burg. for San Francisco.
PoRr townsend. Sept l5.-lSpecial. T.
Arrived--Str City Of Topeka. from Alaska
TACOMA. Sept. La--FSpeciaL l-Bktn Tan
ner. loaded with lumber for San Diego.
was towed TO sea today by the new tug
Mystic.
OLYMPIA, Sept, Is. - Especial. The
steamer Multnomsh has been beached and
will be pumped out tonight and put on the
grid-iron.
SAN Francisco. Sept. i5.-Arrived-
Str Costa Rica, Departure bay; str VIII
lamette Valley. Yaquina bay. Cleared
Str State OF California. Astoria Departed
Str Mackinaw, Tacoma: sh Glory of the
Seas, Nanaimo.
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Capt George NesseT. of the Alice I Agar.
went TO Victoris yesterday on . hantng ana
fishing trip
Schooner Saltwater. Capt TIbbe,is now q, San
Francisco. has been chartered 20 load lumber on
the sound ios sidney. Australia
The SiearaguAu bark Comet, Cant Kirk
which has been laid up st Port Hsdlock, ar
rived at Bsskeisy yesterday to load lumber for
Australia
steamer Homer sailed from San Francisco
Thursday with freight in the Dietrich line for
sound pogtA Besides other freight, she brings
s. GO gSain sacks.
Weird was received here yesterday that the
Maitnomah had been raised hr means OF chains
placed under her. and sas: she would BE ready
20 ran IA ten or twelve days
Tho four.rnaste6 schooner Golden shore Can,
Rirkholn. weat ashore on Apple Cove point
Thursday while heiag tewed % pIAksiay by the
tag Disco esy, hgt was pulled OF az the frat
high tids- she loads lunasr fos Port Pfrie
The waila 9&I;A sailed for san fran
cisco yesterday carrying from Seattle LOCI
tens al coal and the following pas.
ssagess; A E.seaaaca. Mtss q. wilger,
Mifs NJ c. FogT. =. NJ Clara and wife. ars
Bright, Ms. Alice Carrier, Mrs. Charles Hill.
Mrs 5. r. Ellis. ", w!llins. J. {, Eaton. y
Heed, W. Ctoveil. wife and two children: H.
walIens and wife. Ma FerSuson AMI two eAi.-
drsa. Mrs. " L Lord. NrS J. IT. Dc vezae. Mrs.
n. Campbell. MFsl Panlins Vessel. r. z. Zen
riEs, " N. xsAFins. C. :. Haynes. IA. n Lewis.
X, A. Miller. ". h Mcknight, W. r. ArG!IFoy
aud y 'a. 4. H. Calm. /. Davis. J. Harris. J. 6.
Trout, E !. Dreamer sad hiiy sieerage
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farm. and the jury found q verdict for en-.
deisndant a similar suit By Camel Brave
for s3l4 was dismissed.
William B. Griffith Was v.~..rS.v "a
fnitted 20 the bar BY Judge Osborn or, !.
certificate from the superior courr Of North
Cayosina. =.
There we're two homestead entries. on.
timner ming. two prescription entries ara
three nnal homestead sIines in the f-n,re.i
States land Office yesterday.
The Etetson 4 Post Mil Comuanv xes-
serday Died its answer 20 John Gran
s.rofa, who Is suing for sio. 900 damages by
psIsopa INJURIES received IN It's en- ploy
last January. Negligence On the comm
ny's part 10 denied and carelessness on
Granstron's part alleged.
Articles Of incorporation Of thu es.n-
wooa ssvigation Company were lied in
the snai.oF Once yesterday Iucnrporas
tors; W. Brokaw. III. B. Brokax. Pc ,ert
ATey. 4. v. smith and e. j. Joses caoi-
"a ssoc1s siV5D. ia shares OF 500 each !:
prlncipas place OF business, stanxood,
In the case Of q. r. Game A Co. Va &c.
STE Nortnern Railroad Company, the
OF the plaintiff and sets ar a claim az
$3.50. the value OF goods alleged 70 have
oeen lost while being delivered 10 the de-
defense
1udze Osborn yesterday decided in favor
OF the plaintiff in the suit of the Puget
sound Dressed Beef and Packing Company
against Alfred Snyder TOR $780, % in pay
nient Tor skid grease and tailow and other
goods purchased. snyder clsimed that
the purchase was made for Herman Cha
pm az receiver of the Snoqualmie MIL
1ompady, bus the plaintiffs said they knew
nothing oil the receiver in the transaction
and sold to Snyder alone.
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MAY PRoyE UP AT ONCE.
Further Concessions Granted to Por
Angeles Townsite Settlers.

Further Concessions Granteo TO FORT
Angeles Townsite Settlers.
A telegram was received yesterday by
Register O'Toole, of the land Office, from
the commissioner of the general land
Office, giving final instructions relative to
the Port Angeles townsite reserve. The
telegram says: ALLOW proofs to be made
on cases fully advertised. This result has
been brought about by the urgent solicita-
tions OF citizens of Port Angeles. w. II.
Gay, w. r. Hoole and Thomas Maloney
have been in this city for several days. en-
deavoring to bring about this result, and
at their solicitation Capt. o'Tooie tele-
graphed Commissioner Lamoreux, asking
for authority to do what has now been
ordered.
When instructions were first received
by Mr.. Reed. the former register. to
allow squatters TO prove up on their lots
about fifty of them gave notice of final
proof, and the publication of these notices
was begun before Mr.. Reeds instructions
were countermanded. The notices have
been prrntedregulariy. and these squatters
can now prNv We up on their lots without re-
advertisinga w. r. Gay said last evening
that these squatters must now appear on
the date named in their notices before the
officer by whom final proof was to be taken.
Mr.. Gay says that already 1.204 notices
have been filed in the land office, and that
all final publications of private entries
must be made by December %.
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FUNERAL OF GUY c. rHISNKY.
Last Tributes by Friends and Masoni,
Brethren-The Will.


Brethren-The VIII.
The funeral services over the remains of
Guy c. Phinncy were held yesterday morn
ing at the Trinity Episcopal church, and
were fitting tribute to the memory of
man highly esteemed in the city. The
members of ST. Johns lodge met in their
hall at 0 O'Clock, and after appointing a
committee consisting OF Senior Warden
John Arthur and Junior Warden l.. II.
Wheeler to draft resolutions concerning
the death OF Mr.. Phinney, listened TO short
eulogistic speeches by Julius F.. Hale and
Worshiptul::Master Peterson. The mem
bers then formed in line and escorted the
remains from Bouney q Stewards chapel
10 Trinity Episcopal church. where a
large crowd of people were waiting
10 witness the obsequies. The cesket was
deposited before the chancel rail and al
most concealed by the rich floral offer
ings placed around it, Among those of
special beauty were three pillows, made
of roses and Gala lilies with smilax for a
back ground. OF these one was from
Mary and Charles Brenton. sister and
br other of the deceased; another from
Mrs. l.. II. Griffith, and the third from
the Woodland Floral Company. A Bible,
one page of which gave the date OF Mr..
Phinney's birth and the opposite the date
of his death. was from Mrs. Phlnney. A
large harp and anchor. each made of roses
and smilax. were from Willie and Arthur.
sons Of Mr., Phinney: a large bunch of
roses, from Mrs. j. +. Hale; an anchor.
from Capt. F. J. Burns. and wreath.
from Mr.. and Mrs. James Campbell.
After Rev. George Herbert Watson had
finished the regular Episcopal service the
remains were given in charge OF the
Masons and taken from the church by the
following pall-bearers: Col. Granville O.
Halter. ex-Gov. Eugene Semple, Capt. f.
S. Ingraham. Hon. w. III. White, Hon.
W. V. Rinehatt and Mr.. Julius +. Hale.
The interment was made in Lake View
cemetery in lot between those Of Henry
/. Yesler and the late DR.. +. L. Smith.
EverEreens lined the walls of the grave.
and combined with white roses 10 make a
beautiful decoration. The services were
in accordance with the Masonic ritual and
conducted By Wo.shipful Master Peterson.
Mr.. Phinnsy's will was opened yesterday
afternoon and found TO provide that his
estate be divided among his wife and two
aims
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New sutss Ff.sa.

The following new suits we're fled In
the Office Of the clerk Of the superior court
yesterday:
Seattle Market vs.. A. NJ Springer ct al
suit TO recover $50 on q promissory
note.
Mrs. Alice King VS.. John Doyle ct al
suit 70 recover $50. damages by injury TO
household goods.
Farmers and Merchants Insurance Com
pany vs.. III. Z. Burke ct al.-Suit to re-
cover 89l on indemnity bond.
James Lee vs.. Smell, Heitshu Il Wood
ward--suit for a restraining order.
Paul Greyerbiehi ct ux. VS.. The West
Street and North End Electric Railway
Company-Suit TO recover s.. 900 damages
by personal injuries.
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YouNG FOUND GUILTY
~ Jury Promptly Disposes of
the Blaekmailer.
.ss. younG.s EVERETT RECORD
~...w Moves for View Triai-serseus
essrgs BY Druggist Lee-A Street
Car Damage Suit

- sensational and serio-comic Relic
.,.skrrssI csse came 20 an end yesterday
- fae Young now stands convicted Of
s...,.ltine Police Commissioner ". :.
go. 9TH intent 20 commit robbery.
Fer The racy testimony given at the night
ssss:on 81 the previous day that intro
Sar.l Yesterday seemed stale and unin-
ssressing, yet the court room was crowded
rifh male spectators.
re- oniy important witness examined
-. Nr. Rsife himself. who was recalled
"a ssesled absolutely every word spoken
- Mrs. Young when on the stand. For
sse prosecution seven witnesses we're
e.sled: for the defense, two.
The 6rst witness examined was w. III.
rcarsd. the father of Mrs. Young, who
sssti6ed only as 70 the reputation Of bis
s.arhter before her marriage. Next Mr.
pslss made the denial before referred to.
wH.R. MacMartin. prosecuting attorney
a snobsnish county, and l.. 4. koontz.
hath OF Everett, gave testimony showing
shs bad character Of Mrs. Young when
she xss q resident of that city. The
fgfmer knew her reputation TO be that Of
: prostitute, while the latter told the jury
dat abe had carried on the Birds Nest, q
house of bad repute in Everett, passing by
ths name of Minnie Snow. w. j. Wallace.
also Of Everett, said that she had worked
ia varsity thsater there. but could not
saw that she was q box-worker, as there
we're no boxes in the house. James Nc
rlroy and Jailer Munroe were called by
Young for the defense, but nothing new
vas obtained from them.
Young managed his own case. a. on the
dsy before. and did equally bad work.
His questions never had point and were
asked apparently at random. When he
was examining the lailer he asked, among
other things. number of questions about
the novels furnished his wife at the Jail.
Then Judge Hunes spoke up and said
In q waggish way:
"Mr. Young, are you trying to prove
those novels were given your wife for the
purpose Of corrupting her morals"
The usual result Of guffaw from the
crowd in the room followed. bat Young
did not answer.
The arguments of the state attorneys
we're short. and were mainly devoted to
showing how Young had dragged bis wife
10 the lowest depths and had, without
doubt, forced her into the present attempt
Of b.ackmail. Young's argument for him.
pelf was better effort than any before
made BY him. He reviewed the case well
and showed a remarkably good memory,
for his version of the affair was the same
u given by him twice befone.
The Jury, after being instructed, retired
md returned in about seven minutes with
verdict of guilty. Young did not ask TO
hare The jury polled and IL was discharged.
Thea Young rose and gave notice of his
Intention 10 move for a new trial as we'll
asaay attorney could have done. and the
Judge ordered q note of the intention made
10 che court minutes. Young then retired
TO his cell TO await Developments in his
case
The highest penalty which can be inn
posed on him Is ten years Imprisonment.
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Ays THE MORTGAGE Is FRAUD.
James Lee Accuses His Partner OF
Breaking His Agreement.

Breaking His Agreement.
Some sensational allegations are made
h the complaint filed in the superior
court yesterday by James Lee, the drug
Fst. against the Portland drug house OF
Smell. Heitshu a Woodward. Lee Was
iornerly in partnership with Joseph
echlumpf. under the firm name of Lee &
sehlumpf. conducting the drug store at
The corner of Second and Columbia
streets He alleges that ire Portland firm
wished Schlumpfs services and loaned
Lee s.. 800 20 buy him out. eonceaIing the
fact from the trade in Seattle by making
their employee. George Buchanan, a NOM
lnal partner in the firm OF James Lee 4
Co. which succeeded Lee d schlumpf.
Lee and Buchanan signed an agreement
BY which the latter was 10 have no inter
est In the business further than TO re-
tetye per cent. interest upon the s., 500
loaned Lee.
Lee claims to have lived up 10 his sgree-
nent, but complains that Buchnan has
Without his knowledge or consent made .
mortgage of the firms entire property TO
be employers. Smell, Heitshu & Wood
ward. to secure an alleged debt OF 81 COS. ~,
signing the firm name contrary to the
agreement. Lee claims that thu mort
Easees are now about TO foreclose or trans
~ toe mortgage to an innocent purchaser,
nd brings suit 10 restrain either action.
he Also asks 10 have the mortgage can
ssssd. a. II is an Injury to his credit.
Judge Langley issued = restraining
sfaef, returnabie September *.
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Dam.xe. for stree. Car Accident.

raul and Catherine Greyerbiehl, a Bal
a'd carpenter ard his wife. who we're pas
sagers on the West street car which
?amped the track aud fell into the bay on
" say from Seattle 10 Ballard last De-
osnaeF, yesterday brought suit IN the SUI
lefior court 70 recover $S.ooo damages for
nlsf'es from the railroad company. II is
Assec IN the complaint that the accident
sa sae TO negligence In allowing snow
sac ice 10 accumulate on the track. Mrs.
s'sfe'hsehl claims 20 have received bruises
~ the head and back and few small cuts.
ma 10 be crippled for life and damaged 10
re extent OF s.. 40 Her husband claims
~ Tor time lost while nursing her. and
:. sas DOCTOR bin and other extras bring the
sessi to Ss0oa.
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Railroad and Corporation Notes.

C. II. Bsrnweli, general agent OF the Northern
Steamship Company. will be hers today.
r.. W. Parker. travelling agent of the North
western line, went TO walia wslia last night
Peter Harvey. of San Francisco, general agent
of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad on the Pseinc
coast, IS In the city.
D. D. Crocksr. who has charge OF the Oregon
Improvement company's property In Eastern
Washington. 10 In the city.
Iemuei shorridge, manager OF the Great
Northern telegraph lire. leaves today on q
visit to his old home at Port Huron, Mich.
A car load of soap arrived in the city By the
Great Northern road on Tuesday which had
come from Cincinnati In seven days, though
the usual time 10 eleven days
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James Boutwell, has resigned the agency
of the Sorxich Union 30 accept the Ma
tional Fire Insurance Company. Of Hart
ford. one Of the very best American COM
psnies, with assetS over 100000. Office
- Rnssnn hlock telenhone ~
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Suing the Axen, for Premium.

r ne Farmers and Merchants Insurance
a. paaS' Of lsnooln, Neb., yesterday
80 complain, against II T. Burke, one
- - Agsass, alleging that be had collected
-. - N notes and cash for premiums bat
Sc 70 aeeoan; for 1t or pay it over.
- harks and Erlck thin, BuFks's
'~1sSess are made parties 10 the suit
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III. ceanen Did No, Mean na.lne..

saaee langley yesterday denied the
r"posaFy injunction prayed for by
iAeiaas Francis in his suit against the
'osn Of Gilman 10 prevent the grading Of
1'ey through his land. Mayor +, v.
-" and James MeQuade. who were
aAle parties defendant. fled aff,dsvits
."~aas that |; was never the intention of
- seNn eoHneilt - grade the alley through
~s 'Sad' and that the resolution passed
ss vel known by them TO he void.
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People who hive IN new countries are
liable TO be Frustrated hy malsrial fevers.
Inhabitants OF cities. by reason Of bad
drainage and unwholesome odors. suffer
from similar diseases. Ayers Ague Cure
is warranted q specific for all malarial
nelson's
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: Courts aud pps,,, ow,..

b. Ienss 10 we'd was issued Yesterday
saaass ~ Bruce aud Sarah Berrs. both
49, y. S9Sgs. native az NORWAY. vas
s ,~.aS 20 eii'seashlp by Judge Langley
n., e. we case % Henry Deeoeks against
$500 Loellaer Tor S4al for services
s.ssVa as Iasarsr on her farm which
$3.50 eei9Fe Judge OSBORN YESTERDAY.
proved iAsi tie p,AinufF Vas hired
J. LancoeFg. Who had leased the
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Los, raj. sOsri.,y. watch and Money.

Lieut. Brennan arrested John Castle
Yesterday morning in the Gem saloon on
South Third street on suspicion Of having
robbed Capt. Black Of gold watch. chain
and a small sum Of money Thursday night.
Capt. Rlaek was intoxicated while in the
company Of Castle, and on learning that
his valuahles were gone reported the mat
ter TO the police. The police desire Castle
to explain what appears 20 be . peculiar
condition of things.
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The Great Northern railroad has jos;
made several material reductions in freight
rates The rate ca carloads OF brick from
Seattle 10 Spokane has been reduced from
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Lessons in French, Music
and German given by
arrangement.

rrrrsKxcEs-a.v. \Davss @ ssrres, =.
Msrx's r.cfery. Mrs I. \. 3. Hurt. srr0w LAKE
wssasnxtos. Rev Wallace sst.sak 1890 tat
~cT.sry sgrres. ana psreats Of ferEEsr pspais
Far fsrihsE tntarratlsn APezy - ths MISSES
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SEATTLE. iAke shore & Eastern Railway Cen.
p.Ry are aow Eu1nleE excursion trains 20 sac
euAlsnie Falls on suu1Aya Fare oaly q tor the
round tEin sp<csal rates al say uua Ter
parties SEQ display advertisement n fats
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~ 10 - cents Ter 100 pounds. and a new
rate nss been made of 50 cents on -four in
carloads from Seattle. Everett and spo-
kane to Great Falls. Effective on Sepiem-
Der l., the rate on machinery and machines
taking class A rates in carloads will be re-
dnced to 81 10 from Chicago and Missis-
sippi river points and 81 cents from 81
Paul. The old rates we're SIS from Chi
eago and 81. u from the Missouri river.
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TRY FOR
HOME

Fifteen dollars month and cash pay
ment of $50 will pay for a lot in Drexel
Avenue Heights, on the Madrona Park
car line, overlooking Lake Washington
and the mountains.
Lots are $3.50 TO $ss5 each and every one is
level and perfect. 1t is one of the choicest
residence districts in the city. with every
advantage and no drawbacks. The title
is perfect and abstracts are furnished all
purchasers. a.
1t is an opportunity never before given
in Seattle to buy strictly high-grade prop
erty at q low price today and pay for il
during coming years Anyone can see
the profit in that. and when the lot is paid
for We will guarantee to get the money for
building.
Our references are every bank and busi-
ness man in Seattle.
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PrsncipaI. Miss wistsrbouras Frossl unioa
C,raAuass Of the Home ana CosonIaI Tralnsax
colasxe Los1on. EngiaSaJ. wAo holds King
County teachers CsrtiaeAie. second srade.
Fall term commsncss Msaday. September "A.
1888
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Rate Cutting From southern California
sAs FRsscIsco. Sept. ia.-lt is reported
today that the Southern Pacific will make
a reduction of SIS on first class fares out
OF Los Angeles east bound via I'll Paso
next Monday. The Santa Fe is expected
to follow suit. This will make the first
class fare from Los Angeles to Chicago
s2G *
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Idea, American cigar. r0aes's. SIS FfOas
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PACIFIC RI

Pullman Sleeping Cars. Elegant Day Coaches
and finest Palace Dining Cars between Seattle. St.
Paul and Chicago without change Connections
for all points in the United states and canada
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OFFICIAL TIME CARD
TAKING EFFECT SEPT. 8, 1893.

RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO
ALL POINTS IN THE WORLD
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PRrCEs-ss 90. s4oo. 81 90, 81 90 si.oo, &C.
co ding to location. Seats on sale a, Theater Box
Office
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->-THE-
Hope Kindergarten
AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS.

Hela in IN. Log cabin Garner % Temperance ana
Rspu5aicaa streets. North Seattle. from
70 ~ q M AisS IT'S Eleventh st.
from 80 20 40 y M
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AMCSE M ENTS,

AMI rnK IospoS LyeKrs TEKsTxe COMPANY
Under the Direction Of Abbey, schoefyei a Gran.
Presenting shakespeare's Comedy