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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-30
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6osrelS,emperanee meetings are held on
the last Sunday evening OF each month At
2rookiys and Lssona alternately under
the auspices Of University Lodge. l. q. q.
r.. No. =. Short literary programmes
are readsred. and balf-hons talk on tenn
perancc .rnstters is delivered by Rev
joseph Wolfe. chief tenaplar Of the lodge
Last sun iay evening a meeting WAS he'd
in the s,hristisn church on Gladstone
street. I{a,ona The house was filed 30
IL. u,moti seating capacity. and the an
dienes sad the pleasure Of listening TO
one of tie best short talks upon ssmper-
ancs matters that hare ever been delivered
in this community. The mex. meeting
viii be IN the Btooklyn Congregational
church on Brosdwsv, nrooklyn, on the
isst Sunday evening in July.
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f3nB LAST OF 4 MARD 1RlO.


- usydes CosvtctsA ~ DosglaStslDg
Lisbhola's Hence.
Jehn DRYDEN. one OF the three burslsrs
| 10 entered Gustavs Liehholm's house on
| Nay ~ and turned II upside down. taking
Eedeck and some other small articles.
&Uobeply regrets his discrimination to
md trial now.
Frank Snow and Jackson Morgan. the
|1lhsr two pleaded guilty 70 the charge
end were ssnt over the road for two pears
Emch. Dryden thought he could prove IN
sIibi. and came to court ysstsrday to try
n He had Witnesses. but they were Of .
sAsracter rather shady than otherwise.
Ind when the case went TO the jury Dry
/ IA vas convicted in little less than two
bra He viii move for neg trial.
/ AN three Of these burglars are very hard
ttissns and richly deserve oil the punish
nsnt they vii get.
On the day that they plundersd Lisb-
Minis house they rented . small cabin in
lsuh Seattle, and were evidently about
\ al Il with piundsr. Lisbhoim's house
! vsyy close 70 this cabin. and was one Of
~ fut houses entered. but several
eijeles not taken from IL were found In
- cabin. Dryden was ssen BY Liebhotn
unssying the clock he had stolen down
- street. and MAS at once pursued and
/ saplured on the same day the burglary
- committed.
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u aaerasa tacss fast sinsinx ssto . coaait.oa
Of aepsets debility. The means are 81 had.
In The tcsIa OF seasaa EsisciaAi sofssas, Hes
letters stomach hsfsss ems bodies The combined
qualities .os eieSi 'sraassf saa aspafsas' .
,anie ans an assfa,sve which fsesaeses
atxcssicniana sss'miianen. ass s'sH stes AZ
psists. hst tie f1f;ssf esses % Fafa5ias $50
lifs sersrls sad Strengthening tas nsfvoSs sss"
seE Az the blood grow fisae Fna pusvs %
10 uss. they vse rescss 10 sas sssfnas meaaea-
IA, ssea.. eaasrs nss e1iy ~isos. eas bodily
.abss.nes A beAlfnfai change to sss s~sre-
ton. 4. seec.eA sy - ssa thai sure sai ssaas
rAy.ie.. secay. vAieh . ehsosse ohs,rsetisa es
sAs fsaetsns OF The system stcsacs. 70 ssrssss1
Tie ptii:e eagsss Of disease s~iSs FsSaoses'
heath - fp<elily feuavAtsd ana Fkgnf fssscssa
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DreXel
Avenue
Heights

Is gilt-edged property. well
suited for fine homes. 1t is in
a first-class neighborhood and
is entirely beyond criticism. 1t
is high and slightly and over
looks Lake Washington. the
Cascade mountains, the Olym-
pics and Mount Rainier. 1t is
an ideal location and has city
water and electric lights. Fur
thermore. the Madrona Park
car line passes right through
it giving quick transportation
down town.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-30

gaxDen lntnsoseo CeU9ony-coafianed -
fmsessss ti.ssk ~ sunssa Nil csnpasy-
Snry vW4ies - 0eO - isvR q pta1nsi1
DsszTi sssAssEssr-tAssssv. ..
lGepssen,,;ssashv1ek csupssy ~ Y. 4
1sssee - i--s0rda vooselsg A6esuo snssse1 Juae
=: egoeg ~ tiofoals ~ oo4sn1ons; GnAsonD ol
feses: aessssssf fssseiesuss II ths nxsgaco e
Daetstt9 ss1sissssvoolag neEsgngsgA
Dsvia Assts1gs VI xsissbseS Jseksaa g al
Deepee - tostetosuso an1 ealo: o1gnsl
eease Of Wfsatngfoa a ri Lyman 1hGyoe ~
~ o. aesss3s-Osssfso shas writ q naa1s1ns
:, p S. xsse.sy y. xsfsssss Knr.ss-Dsss.ls
ssIiess, sia,sris ~ ssAsep Raaiv.v Co.
Pay % l-psDusrsss * c. \. shsais ssA Il.
+ wscx.ssssse eomplains; suhaitssa "a beisfa
Judgnens lot piainuR fcr $500
ovn psPAnSusDT-aAaxxvesn T.
:. svan Den.idsoa N J. 2. Ns1son-Judgumt
81 ~ ~ u ievoe Of psainss4: ssened
tAoa fos souslait. ernase1
- sscns sstin " ysnes Hasrts-order certify
- sAsioso pna original sssssmons of lae1o 70
sunssne corft . PAT Of rseosd-
.~sss 1ss vnaia0s ~ John Helm - al-on
casuSAl ss,A.rr.yr-.u~...
ssase OF 1sshinetos ~ Wtilsan Maek-c Grad
sy' oeateeess found guilty of psssy lar.
- !eDs esseooans G1vss ssstes o. nostsa
$50 q y tahssssss ~ J. y. B.ils-xurass
-. ~ 49, os!sxe; ssssodant olvss n6ses Of 10
sssie Of wishisetcu ". usssis ). psyd-rsavs
svs0 g stsf1sev al exhih4A Irea Alsa
neees ~ n o. va0 0okketon-Ju1e-
v. 9 !SiISn taves q paaias39: signeA.
49, q saeen ~ eeoss q aL-JuAeDoat
si ~. e ss';sAn1 ios $3.50; 49,;
So. ss..s q wtsai.sssa " ysAs Dsysss-Buss-
~ ~ 2asy vS.dles ef sutssy = shas6sa: 1sisa1-
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Terms
$50 Cash
And SIS
A Month.

On such terms. where is
there a better place for saw
ings? Any person who can
save SIS a month can own as
fine a building site as there is
in the city in a high class
neighborhood. with a magnifi-
cent view. It's a chance that
will not be offered again in
many a day, for gilt-edged
property is not sold on such
terms of payment in flush
times. There is no use argu-
ing that point. You know it
as we'll as we do.
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TVS OF THE COURTS,
Re Collection Of . Debt
4hrns Out All Right.
nv or sosseay CASES.


-. a.u - the only lucky man Who
.-.-~a trfaes Judgs Humes yesterday:
4. - eAerrud With robbery committso
- =. ~ 81 May. Or that DAY haa.
- eolored coal miner from Sevcsssie:
- rrsrhs z. Chuschwsll. . coiored
49,. sna demanded payment % osos
I1a chuschwesi ssfused - pay Up .na
Sss Natl knocked him down ana tooA an
.sS rsteh valued q about 80. yrooe0iy
- eellaseral security. although Cnnrce.
- Aid not zee II in that light snd ma
~ Jailed - highway rcbosf.
0aii rs bound over TO the superior
rurrt and until yesterday Vas IN fnms's
nat ,nstt,utioa, the stringent money
rket xrevensipg him pnsting up $ss"
~. whsn the case came 20 trial yes
Sdav before Judgs Humss. Churchwsn
-. naf on hand 20 prosecute ana haai
- di,ehseesd. The only man 70 sones
- transaction vas . long conse-coi-
- serro named William Brown. who
- haa1 = 4 witness and was allowed by
churehvcll 20 spend ten days in jail upon
ufusiss Il accompany Churenweh. 70
Tsvcoceje. Churchsell hsd put up sioo
= ) ruarsnsee Of Browns appearances - .
~ilneuo. cad he Vas therefore anxious 70
lese usown In sight pretty constantly.
Genvvss. Brown wore the watch which
Srrunh iii the trouble when he len the
S11rt room yesterday. and With the $2O
SKieh 80 Will receive - witness fses he
nisbf - wore Cd.
ViIiiam Mack. another Newcastle negro.
lo tsisd bsSors jude Humss yesterday
- cbasge Of grand larceny. He was
neod b. Hannah strothers Of stealing .
11let aseortment Of ladies' underwear and
k-nacks Of small value from her In
kcber. 1881. The value Of the stolen
1Ilielss conid not be proven very definitely
n ~ Witnesses and Judge Humes' jury
I'D the defendant guilty Of petty lar
~ only. The crime having been COM
16ssd 70 long ago. Mack's attorneys claim
" Il b outlawed. and will move 70 havs
lnrk released when he appears for SEN
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Ehatrom
FOR sJEALINO AND RECEIVING.
Hesrins:is Several Grand Lasessy cssss
Tending.

The hearing Of Albert Lombard. alias
Ebert Iombard, and James Ferguson.
charged isi;h receiving stolen goods, will
come MI in Justice csldweil's court this
afternoon NJ O'Clock
NJ. W. ludlow. OF the firm Of Ludlow &
Broderie*. grocers ut Wellington, who is
charged with receiving stolen goods. was
admisse<' 20 bail yesterday by Justice
caidweiI:in the sum Of $500. and the hear
ing sc, Ger Wednesday, Jnly s.
Robert; r. Dcwsr. erronecusiy called
Dwyer. Alias Red Bob" no is believed
to have stolen the goods which Ludlow 10
charged with receiving. was released on
$50 bonds His hearing will he separate
from ,hsi Of Ludlow. having been set fer
Thursday. July q. at 10 O'Clock in the
morning
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CoRpsAys THEATER
~ CoYnsr Third asd NAsison sssssea
J. y. Cofdray Co. 0sRers and NanaGerS
SECOND WEEK
Week Carnrn~acin8 &oss<.Ay. 1aaA "a
Majestic -rscsaclIas K0naEss BLACK CROOK
sss rXse 81 EscaAefmsrx. BLACK tnOok
sesssi 20 she Black CROOK
In al rs os4einai spsrn4os
Graceful aad s<azsfsl basses vesu sons. mAxveous
traasssfs akiss s<ese. grand beyond sosncssssoas
h.2gna.ssA tneantx:s8n Ecsns . marvel Of seeetc
spssa2SEs ii ar3son safSros.s sed Inspiring m1sic
sssrs si sn1xa calcium md s.essE 10 eecsA
asrgzn.y-T Wn MATINEE s-wxDs EsnA r
Frees II Assss.Sioa rar@Eet.e aus es~ss circle
see SAloa0y Sag Ez1seSr. -5e. nox ssssA "a 6eAss
see ~ Tkoasef boz of2cs. Ieieenaoo -.
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LrIei Buizarini. an Italian gardener. has
I'D II. w. Day TO foreeiose mechanics
IN Of fs2a 3 upon tho truck in Days gar
IN. Bulxarini IL one of ten Italian labor
~ who claim that they have not received
esir full wages Of 81 per day while In
ny'a employ. Bulxarsni asks for an order
ssssraining any person from carryIng away
- garden and the produce thereof. also
- the appointment Of James Hart ~ re-
silver. Judge Langley granted the re-
nfaining order. twill be heard next Sat-
nndsv
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Sale of
High-Class
Property.

We are now selling lots in
Drexel Avenue Heights. and
the sale promises to be a
memorable one as demonstrate
ing that the sale Of real estate
does not depend entirely upon
prosperous times There are
always plenty Of people who
are ready to pick up a good
thing when they see it beyond
a question Of doubt Our
recent sale Of Madison street
property demonstrated this.
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| francesca Zintek. who sued the Stlmson
|lfi Company for $4,000 damages for the
Milling Of her husband. Alexander Zinsek.
= the aa,h Of May. 1891. by falling lnn-
- pile in the company's yard at Ballard.
ms given verdict of 5000 by Judge os-
bmn's jury yesterday afternoon This
Ns occupied Judge Osborn nearly three
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aifE ulssTrEs.


sfft stFsEFsssf--stsse ,
r,s.aaslss hsas ~ Ezeons ys lszsss polan-
sasees h ssysS n l-sr Ia
ia nf.4&ns " teAa ussts sS a. -
a ~ sa~>t'S iSs s-sasaaaaAees ssstTassi
S@s~ss. "a gse<lysy, " <gwsss nsv~-
ex-s.s 10 is.er % Paint. Ter lisa ~
u 81
esspssse<r - -
A'assasA@ s4..tlax aaa l.sAa Asss.s,.ss ',
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Not BY Faith Alone, but BY Your
Works Ye Shall Be Known.

June ., 1898
Five years ago had an abscess on my
left eye. A prominent ocuiiss treated il
and the pain almos, drove me crazy. I
Was satisfied that the eye would prove q
total lo.s was recommended to try Dr..
Jordan. and the pain and a5sccss disap-
peared ~ II by magic. Ny eye il perfect
now; not . mark on il.
CHARLES CROWLEY.
Proprietor Western House, Sixth and
James. Seattle.
DR.. Jordans once Is In the Safe De-
posit Building. Front street, Seattle. Take
elevator. DR.. Jordan may be consulted ~
rrxsoS from Q .. M 10 8 ?. m. every day.
CossuLrsrioS FRGx.
Mr.. Wan Buren, ID no iongc, in our en-.
pioy.
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USlvSsslrx xxAnIxArIoxs.
Dates o.: wAisA TAey Are = Ne Held
; - vopeooo Pisces.

DR.. A. n. Misten. chairman, and Hon.
w. d. Wood. member Of the university
regents rommittee on instruction, met
yesterday TO arrange the times and places
Of holding examinations throughout the
state OF candidates for admission to the
state uni:ssrsity. Judge Frank Allyn. Of
Tacoma, yves not present. Prof Joseph
II. Taylor and Prof. Mark Bailey were
chosen I'd conduct the examinations. Their
rosters arg ~ follows:
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The bodies Of two friendless men, George
Harper and !. w. Mod!in, were buried IN
Duwamish cemetery yesterday afternoon.
At the head Of each mound OF earth was
placed wooden board telling the name OF
the deceased and his age. Nothing il
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Prices $3.50
to $685.
Per Lot.

The title is perfect and all
purchasers are furnished alb
stracts Of title. Lots are COX
100 feet.
This is a small addition and
won't last long. probably not
more than three weeks, and
persons who want the first pick
will do we'll to be on hand
early. Lots of people were
disappointed because they did
not get around to our Madison
stree, sale in time to get what
they wanted. Ii will be the
same way here.
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Nary arxrgxe agouNna

Hru aiay rsa,,ss are hanttns 'ar tnss Which
~tll .tvs: ksaf - ~Asea 10 wealth sBs prosper.
itys la: ss.srs e. aniy realized whss yoa AgE,
to- .ns ,sss A ssrh n.ts<rx Taes . ssosx Of
aullI4uE: 2al hxss 90 sGaf a. Ssssi panty
sng asa 4 sod sslsl94ag :ansr-
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Tie Sttts,R LAss sbo<x 4 Essssra railway
Macs ta4sA comes Elazs .. sss>osasss Dor
losxa ala EeS-xsl Isa@n .sayss seattle daily
81 ~ Z = fsls .u4E9 ax!ivea 81 ,SAss~e - p =.
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Gss,sve X. Solisstedt. . native OF Denmark.
- sfmitlcd 10 esiissashtp yesterday BY Judge
slAnsey
: yso homestead entries AMI one dcclasatory
aasemsat ~ere died Yesterday la rte United
tAsss land o..e~.
tsisei stats. Commissioners Fmsry's Chinese
MI Sseuaa cot four more sahieess Ter depcsta-
tSs yesterday. They were psrt OF the car load
Weghi last weeS.
0Aa ssaes ~s sirnef by Judge Hnmes yssses.
az sitss lag the defendant 10 draw aosa all
y letter. ani ether private papers introduced
essiaeaee In the Heyd murder case.
/, Cash patsns Tor tho following persons have
essa fseeisei 81 the ualiei state. land os'iee ia
naesty nafaoe BAKE. olive Anderson. c as,les
!. ssss, iamees Harlow, Alexander II A.iison.
Ssas oaysa. feomss MeAahon
3sne " bailey, saa Negro who wss found
rally o. fastser ia the seeoni degree Wednes-
Gay. hss given aossee 81 bis Intention % move
sssarss trial Bailey Killed john Downie at
sssssssls On sac lis; Of las, May.
iscSnsss t. we'd were s1aed Yesterday foe
sssaissses X. neehs sai Mary r. rsasx~. both OF
sssasss hssssn 4 Woodward and Bessie Ssl.
-. beta 81 Tacoma. Edward Misscaes and
Mails ss,A.ss. both 90 Edmsaas. snd wilsra
ate
~ n sNNfatoa. Gtasssf al sae usxsee-
stAsQfss NJ Liverpool. ySstesNfsy flied . acad
80 usa Ia tie rRissa S.s;es .!sfr.e: court tor
sss< Of thsi weasel. which bad esea tied
~ sSss ssaks!ey ~ hoshseaiis & Co. OF
sosassaa. tor violations ot eaairacs sof
hsxs~ Tas lls~slaass e.aiss iAsa va their eoa.
ssst
e~ 81 Incorporation et to rEioa Trse-
.'~pssf se-s lesl n the sndisav's o~ce
sc' ice Interpretations are Gregory W
sxas. v, u Msxse aaf Charles a. u sck
So IA lie tie ps,ue. qsi pssoe % Business 81
ss esfaossIios. ~atra ts empswsFe3 ~
"a 81 Sorss! transportation basla@ss on
osesna asa etas. wsfss.. sal aIso cpsssss
- Ss1sF1es saG teG oss sai.ls. The CAPITA
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New SAITH FILED.

ssssewsrg sss szslts wsse : ed IN tss cshos
~eseF1 81 tie superior esars ysstsrsas:
s~ssss "a ssrsns ~ II ~ nsv &c a. suit 20
SssSss azecasalc. LEA Of aS.A "a
g. paseAst - assatassou Eu.tsi case
1917 ss a. fsascrfrl OF Judgment FToga
'N ksAEtY q. s. rs 8 a faxer o. rla.nf.r
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ANrsEAESTS.
CEArrIE THEATER-
- Tart sni Cbervy ssfsssa
J. ". HAMA LAsA~s ana MAnASes
THE pELIGaTs or TRAVEL wIrHoCT
IT'S piscoNFoRra"
special EasASsmsss o. tue Distinguished Ira vsses
and l~cs afss,
Mr. HENRY HARoER RA6AS-
-..-4-+.s--.- .s..sss...-
Iaa RfsExsaas series Of Hts
ILLUSTRATED IkcfCRE9
Dsses ga. SUBJECTS - fasinwG-
gaas 20 .~sn<tss os. asa >sE"
S@ssA - "a Esssnss Ia hatss.
gaas ga Trip to Alaska
swae Ass7<sre Ard tae Area.~
4asg 80-'<s4i@f.ez q sevzsssss.
pFaces Films Y.sow. -se- aAicaay. Soc Gallery.
as sssss % 80 - IAsesAs tee ssHeA
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OssSs At cHArfAuorA BsAcR OF eArr.DAy.
Julx !, Casrssun TIL eArus-
nAy. AreUsf ..
RED LETTER pArs.
Opsn'ns Day. Jsiyl. (
Undergraduates Day, July 4
saass q convsssioa. Jaly Ia
q. 4. r. Day. July ~.
=. u. C \. Day. Juiy -
Recognition Day. July -.
Worries yair Day. August Z
TuIl and Complete Programme Now Ready.
epscia, sssansf excursions vii, b announced
from day to day.
CHAUTAU0UA BEACH
10 the nssss camping place on the sound Good
Hossi. Good Boating. Good Bathing.
S ~ ;ss::: s:, ;s as: aSS
PUGET SOUND
CHAUTAUouA
ASSEMBLY,,
JULY 10 AUGUST 8
JULY TO AUGUST 8.
JULY TO AUGUST &
A oRANp MATINEE At MADISON sTAEEr
SUNDAY, JuLY :. At ; O'CLOCK
In coajuncsioa with Ray Bras Superb D:eeanA
Under the Direction Of
MISS NAY coRE
Admission Csc. chiIcrsa loc
SniiIIIi RAvsxxA PAsx PAv1I1ex.
NEXT SATURDAY EVENING
oaAxD DISPLAY o. pinrwonxs AxD DAxcsxs
OF TIE EvssIso OF TEE You1rH
Rsepsshmsats on tie ssound. Five-osns fare
from July until the morning Of the 1th-
y 4 BERRY. Manager.
Ill /
TAcoxA ATHLETIC CLUB
SEATTLE ATHLETIC CLUB.
( { s s::E::EE }
MADISON PARK.
SATURDAY. JULY !,
sAs s1fUxpAr. $50 I'm
/ i
LxcURsIoNs
Il EXCLUSION. ~
EXCURSION!
WILL n OWEN sY IRE
.s,.,.ss...................
FIRST REGIMENT BAND
on LAKE WASHINGTON
JULY =. ; AND I, lssa
s..,...........-.-s--.. s-..,-----...........s
AROUND MERCER ISLAND
------
STEAMER KIRKLAND will leave Yesler
avenue at and I y. m. making swo trips each
day. The full band will furnish music On each
trip. Fare for sousi trip. CSC.
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AROUND MERCER ISLAND.
STEAMER KIRKLAND will leave Yesler
avenue 81 and ! p m. making swo trips each
day. The foil band will furnish music On each
trip. Fare for gousi trip. csc.
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Ceearsy's 1Asssss Ter 1ssa
Cordrsy,s theaaer and auditorium can b
rented during the closed season from July
to September II for beils. parties. festi-
vaIs, private theassiesls o. for any rsspsc-
table sntertaibRs9EA The .auditorium
viii seat l,eoo ps61iss and having level
door u especially tilted for halls. festivals
and society sociais .1hD sAeater can b
rented With or without the auditorium.
Terms reasonable. Address J. r. Cor1ray.
warrants " aasSA.
School, county and city warrants
wanted. Washington Timber Loan Com
pany, room Is Halter block.
Al rosds led - Caicaga The cAteas~ NH
voakoo e Ynul sa1lWay ioodo ~ voA. In,
eurnana saass % The Wesi1's fass
5000 volumes Of looks at suction and
private sale under Grand hotal.
AaUS EHEN1x
NMTz SEASON
or ran
:...-..-.."..-.'.''.: &c
..-.--....'...-...:
'''' cHAurAuauA !:
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Nontsy Sisht-"A&ER!fASsA ABROAD"
Tuesday. Ja:y 4. Nssinse--THE WIFE"
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-30

Limited Fasasemeas Of
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LYCEuA THEATEa COMPANY
tFrem ,ae Iyceum Thesier, Ssw York;
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-30

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tpeftor in 81 pafo ernannt morSen.
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geftirtportung bes &onareBmauns
SaDers.
Sat aus allen sbeilen bes
Staates Seras, belonbers aber aug
benz Siibweiten, fommen 9aadritbten
ilber ftarfen &egenfau pdbrenb Der
lebten Gage. So aug 6on6o gitp,
aug 9todbale, aus @on3ales, aarnes
GttD, Seguim, @lgin, Dorftomn &C..
4n ein5elnen Srtem bat allerbinas
au9 Der beftige @turm erbebIidlen
S9a6en an9eri6tet, bod iibertpieat
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rem S9aben ieoenfaGs BEL tpeitent.
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Wteolna @suntp, ipo man bereits
far9tete, bob ber Wfais auf ben Sell
bern pertroGnen tperbe.
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ral Slfrift bes Staates, bef5em Weitz
telpunft 2lano goumtp bilbet, pirb
ll9 i4on in Der nd6iten 3eit cine red5t
lebbafte 8ef6dftstbdtigfeit entfaIten.
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tbetlt, tuirb 9err u. s. @drAper. Ser
@tgentbumer Der rei9en Olipe Wliue
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met bat. Oie Mafdinerie fiir ben
8etrieb Der Mine 1T bereits an Ort
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tpirb aud bic Nulttn umb g1orbueftz
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bic Stablbereitung bienenbem) giien.
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ter geben.
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innen angefeben bdtten. Wfam bebeuz
tete uns aber, baB Der GuBboben nod
ni9t einmal barin geIegt iei. gDie
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gefagt al tperber, ebenio tpenig, baB
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bes groben @taates Seras sereidt.
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es immerbin nod beffer 1T, ipdt gu
tommen, als gar nidt.