davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The herald., 1894-09-21

Rev. G. W. Pearl. general secretary oil
the State Missionary society of the
Christian church, left for the east to-
day, after spending two.months' vaca-
tion with his family here.
A subscription paper, for money nec-
essary to defray the expense of pushing
the suit aginst the echool district
through the courts. was extensively
circulated t3dsy and good sum raised.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. f. Hurlbut and
daughter leave for their Chicago home
on Saturday next. and will probably
spend the winter in the east.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10
kADOWA PlECZARA.
)BRAZEK WIEJSKI
- PRZEZ -
7. I. KRAsZEWSKIEGO.
(Ciag dalszy.)

niu, z myslaml dziwnie PREY
kremi, z jakiems odretwienlem
ma wszystko; kochaf vice,
bolat q odebrania nadziei, ale
be kochaf poczciwie, mysli, 2e
bedzie m6gt widywad Marya |
daleka mad MIA czuwac opieka,
troche otuchY wlewa}a do
serca zakrwawionego niespo~
dzianie i srodze.
Zkad i jak wziefa sic ia
mifo5c? jak niespodzianie ma
TAX gwa1towne ucsucia urosla,
jak zape1ni}a W MIN pr6znle
serca i duszy, i .zagarne}a W
siebie 2ycie Gale. Juliusz sam
o tenn ME wiedziaf.
Niedawno zranIonY bolesnie,
schroni} sic ma wies, pragnac
aapompienia / spokoju, chcac
wypocza6 i %opamietac sic pc
szalach burziiwej dosyc MO
dosci; tn znowu spotykat ME
wpminiona namietnest, udre-
czenle nowe i rozpacz. =
Nigdzie vice ME ma ola mnie
spoczYnku? nigdzie ciszy? =
myslaf jadac lasem i puszcza-
JAG cugle koniowi - zaledwie
jedne zamknety sic rany, jul
drugiem sobie otworzy}! szalo-
ny! nigdy2 nie zestarzeje, ME
ochlone, ME skohcze tel walki
q screen w}asnem, kt6re ma
oslep sic rzuca ma ka&de
swiatefko, jak Gina przezna~
czona ma spalenie? Me! ME!
widzie6 jei ME chce, zamkae
sic znowu, %przebole]e, zapom
ne, p%ozostanie poczciwa CORA
ca przyjazh i mic wiecej!
Mowil te slowa zYwo, ma
mietnie i podniost machinal-
ME glove, iakbY wyrzeka1
uroczysta przysiege: gdy "
tenn wldok jaki6 niespodzia
ny, dziwny, wydarl mu z
piersi wykrzyk, a reka wstrzy'
mywa1a konia.
Znajdowa} sic wlasnie "
poSrodku les6w nale2acYch dc
Starego, ma uroczysku EVA
nym Hadowym gajem, pc nae
ktorem przebiegata nale
uczeszczana dr63yna. wiodacs
do Zalesia.
tadowy gal lezal ma wy
niosfem wzg6rzu i skiadaf sic
z rzadko rozsianych pc zielo'
nej murawie odwiecznYch
.debow. IL stop kt6rych mic ME
roslo, tylko Jak W parku an
gielskim szmaragdowa niska
trawka. Ma samem tego
wzgorza wierzcholku by]
nasyp jaki6, jakby okrag}a
wielka mogita, w po5rodku
pro1nY i zakles}y, 3 tax OBJ
szerDy, De sic W niem kilka-
dziesiat os6b latwo pomiesciG
mog}o. DOZEN pc mad sauna
drozka saczyi sic strumyk
otoczonv sitowiem / ubrany
kwlataml, kreto platat sic
~pomiedzy dr2ewY i niknal "
oddaleniu ws;od gliniastych
obryw6w.
Miejsce bylo bardzo piekne
/ cos ~powaznie smutnego
o,acza}o te tajemnicza, stara,
milczaca iuz cd wicklow
mogite, prace ludsi, ktorych
IoS ~ 1.-po o;orio po1.r1,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10
= 30 ma ME patrze..
Cheese vice bym oszala]..

ia tego ME rozumiem.
= Mole kiedys wszystko CT
sic %ja6niej w%yt1umaczy = pc
wolnie mowif HrYG wstaiac-
teraz czas sic nam rozejsG...
= I porzucisz mnie tax?
- Me IA d}ugo, zobaczymy
sic.
Juliusz odchod7iG ME chcia},
stall wryty, W tenn jakbY ma
jego szczescie shiny grzmot
dat sic sfyszec; b}ysne}o
szeroko, grom rozlegt sic pc
leslie i g6rach, wicher zaszu
mial i ogromne deszczu krop]e
spada6 poczefy ma gfowy z
miedzy rzadszych II wnijscia
galezi.
- Burza! burza straszna!-
potrzasajac g}owa r1ek} Hrye
a ia zapomniawszy O niej
w~strzymalem Gle 70 dfugo i
do wsi do karczmy daleko,
ME wiedzied dokad sic schro-
MIC.
Stanal i poduma1 chwile.
= MusimY sic wstrzymac
= odezwai sic pc namYsle
starry w%ieSniak = burza
bedzie straszna i dtuga, do
wsi mia, karczmy 2adnej,
ci bylo niebezpiecz.
ME przykro. Mole wreszcie
znajde przYporzysko!
To mowiac zawr6oi{ sic
nazad " w4woz ciemny.
= JeSli W tym parowie -
rzekl Juliusz - to ma TAXA
burze wszystko iedno co pod
gofcm niebem...
- Znalezlemy COS lepszego
- %talemniczo szepnat starry -
tYlko panic Julianie, zapom-
Mi prosze, &es tam byl dokad
Gle prowadze; jest to skrytka
ma wypadek wojny, nieszczeS
cia Jakiego, wYdawa6 sic jej
ME godzi, kto vie. pod tie
easy bardzo przyda6 sic
mOze.
= Znowu posadzacie mnie!
- JuSciz ME, kiedy CT ia
odkrywam. Ia NINA, "a NINA, a
zywo! burza sic zbli2a, ME
zadtugo las zadr2y i drzewa
poleca nam ma gtowy! ucjekaj,
my.
Posuneli sic, uwiazawszy
wprzod konia u wnijscia, W
g}ab jaru ciemnego, ktory ma
trey czy czterY rozdzielal sic
gafezie;> Hry6 pc namysle
skierowal sic W prawo i
staneli pred sciana gliniasta
zakohczajaca nagle rozpadli-
ne. Tu niewielka bryla ziemi
porosfa trawami, mchem i
drobnemi krzewami, pchnieta
silna dtonia starca, odtoczyfa
sie nieco i "a MIA pokazal sic
czarnY otwor.
- Schyl sic i wch6dz "a
NINA - rzek} starry zreczn,e
wsuwajac sic przodem.
Szeroka zn6w rozSwlecajaca
SWAT b}yskawica wskazata
wyrazniej paszcze pieczary, do
ktorej "a swym przewodnikiem
wszedi Juliuss. Starry schwyci}
60 "a reke, DO z razu mic
rozezna6 ME mog} j ciemno
mu bylo jak W grobie, oczy
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10

~ ~ oFJ J7S1
piersi, tax pieknYch i wYra
zisrych rys6w twarzy, tax,
MONA rec, natchnionej po
staci ne u stop grobowca ida
wat sic z niego wychodzi6 jak
ME ziemskie zjawisko. SpartY
ma bia}ym ki]u zagletym,
pogladat pod nogi swoje
oczyma smetnie W ziemie
wlepionemi, i ami postrzeg} ami
posfYszal przybYcia Juliusza.
W chwill gdy podr63ny
nasz p6}gfosem wykryknat
zdziwiony, w%patrujac sic W
starca, najr63niejsze W rYsach
twarzy objawiajac uczucia...
wiesnlak, gdy2 ubior miaf
kmiecy, zoczywszY 60 naresz-
Gle, wpatrzywsgy sic W JaIiu.
SEA chwile, szybko chcial
usunac sic "a mogl}e, ale
iakbY sic ~rozmyslit saraz,
przvzostal i smia1o zmierzyf
okiem sto]acego W miejscu
mlodego cz}owieka.
Oczy ich spotkaly sic, a
Juliusz ME pewien. to otwiera}
usta chcac COS p%rzemowic. to
ie milczqco %przymykai. Widac
byto lie sic wachai, De pozna-
wal i ME byl pewien, De 90
ME zdradzaja oczy, lie chcia}
powitaG i ME Small. Starzec
wciaz obojetnie przypatrywat
sic jezdzcowi, kt6ry sta} "
miejscu.
Nareszcie pc d}ugiej chwili
zeskoczyl z konia i
szybko zbli4at> sic ku divine
mu ola sieble ~zjawisku, 0
kilka krokow jeszcze raz sta
nal, wlepil wzrok wytezony i
zawofal:
= Ale to ty! to tY )este5!
ME moge Gle poanac, choc
zapsawde. z ia broda, W tym
stroju, W tel stronie kto inny
by sic omYlil, ale ME ia! =
| rzuci} sic ku starcowi.
On stall ]eszcze ME rucho-
my, tylko usmiech jakis pre-
bleg} MI pc ustach.
Juiiusz sig zastanowif.
= Mialo4by mnie tax mad
zwYczajne uwodzit podobieh-
stwo? jest Ii dwoch ludzi TAX
blizn'eco do siebie podobnych?
Me! ME! ia sic ME myle.
Postapi} ieszcze, a W tenn
sJarzec p%rzemowif tagodnie,
2%dejmujac czapke i kfaniajqc
ma sic do kolan z pewnym
rodzajem dobrodusznej ironii
TAX, jasuY panic. to ia!
ME mylisz sic!
- Coz to "a dzieh mad
zwyczajno6c'! = zawo}ai Ju-
llusz - co to "a komedya?
powiedz patrze l oczom nie
wierze... TY... tutai dawniej,
sly moi 'nauczyciel, W tYm
stroju, wyt}umacz re mi pro
SEE t7 zagadke, ale naprz6d
uscisnijmY sic postaremu.
To mowiac, p%rzyskoczY}
goraco i uca}owa1 starego,
kt6rY przejety jakiemS uczu-
ciem. SLIME go obja} W mil
czeniu, i gdy rece opad}Y, liza
mu W oku zablys}a.
Ma Boga! ME jesteS l, W
niebezpieczehstwie jakiem?Kry.
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Courts and Public Ornees.

A demurrer to the complaint was filed
yesterday in the case of Gamma Poncin vs.
the administrators of the Henry l. Yes
Ter estate.
The defendants in the case of Fleming n
ARREST Co. ct al. VS.. Great Northern Rail-
way Company ct al. were notified yester-
day that the trial Of the cause had been set
for September &
Transcripts on appeal were fled in the
clerks Office yesterday by the defendants
IN the case OF Knapp, Burrell q Co. vs..
Dav Bros. two suits to recover SIS and
S9l So on two promissory notes.
In the suit of Mary NJ. Miller against
Kate NJ. Borst ct al, the defendants yes
terdav gave notice of appeal to the SUI
preme court from the judgment against
them entered by the superior court.
In the suit of Watson w. Moore VS.. the
executors of the Kenyon estate q stipula-
ton was filed yesterday giving the defend
ants until July p in which TO tile and
serve any proposed amendments TO the
statement OF facts.
The following marriage licenses were
issued by the county auditor yesterday !:
Louis Johnson. is years, and Josephine
Welfare. 16 years, both of Seabold. with
parents consent on both sides: James
Daniel Seely, of St. John. n. b., Canada,
and Anne Laurie kimhall of Walls Walla; ;
James NJ. brewster and Hattie Nj. Morse,
both Of Seattle.
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pasinflns Claiming that sparks from Great
northern locomotives started the FIRE ard
that the railroad company Is responsible
through not using spark arresters. The
se'enoant Insurance. companies are joined
because they had paid their losses aud re-
fused to join as plaintiffs.
Inc answer HE'D yesterday By the FIem-
ing q Ayerst Company alleges that the
value OF the property destroyed was SIS. s6s
ana not szl665. as set fortn by these in
sufance companies. They further deny
snas these cross-complainanfs paid the
sums stated in their several policies Of in
surance. and claim they only paid sums
a. follows: Home Insurance Company, of
Sew York. sl.s3465; sun Fire Office. OF
London. sSlI32f; Guardian Assurance
Company, of London. ssi7.324
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Rsopeninr Of cordrax...

Manager John +. Cordray will reopen
his coy family theater next Monday with
q good stock company. presenting the
amusing comedy of Joshua Whitcom b, !"
the New England pastoral play that has
had greater success than any other COM
edy on the American stage. Mr.. ]. b.
Shaw viii appear IN the homespun char
acter of Uncle Josh, and all press notices
speak of Mr.. Shaw as a comedian worthy
to succeed the original Uncle Josh, Mr..
Denman Thompson. Among his support
will be Conchita, who will appear as Little
Tot. Conenita is known as the empress
of all soubrettes. her singing and dancing
being far above that of any soubrette yet
seen in Seattle. She is most clever
actress and will prove to be one of the
stars of the company. Among her many
songs her version of "Ta-ra-ra- boom-de-ay"
is said to be the cleverest of all her many
specialties. A good entertainment is
promised for next week. Reserved seats
can be secured for any time next week.
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A FRAUD Is ALLEGED.
IN Transfer OF Property From Has
hand 10 Wife.


hand TO Wife.
bin In equity was filed yesterday in
ne superior court by the First National
hank Of Detroit. Mich, against c. A. and
sarah A. Walsh. The complaint alleges
nat January 10. 1893, the plaintiff OBJ
aiaed Judgment against Walsh in King
eoansy for $3.50 and SIS costs, on a
Iremissory note. Execution was issued
March -, 1898, but returned by the sheriff
aasatshed. No payment has been made
nFs sloo on November Is. 1sa3. The plain
VI iasther alleges that c. A. Walsh is a
p'aet1clnG physician. that the plaintiff has
caused patients of Walsh to be served with
wis Of punishment as his debtors. but
wash claims that he will az ali times IN
sae future claim that the sums due from
as patients are by law exempt TO him,
aaa 50 he Is unable 10 satisfy the judg-
nent
1oe Plaintiff further states that about
ssae ), lsaa, Walsh was the owner OF all
aock ~ aad lots 5. &, Z. $ in block IS Of
eAfnon Bay Park addition 10 Seattle; lots
ssad IN block 70 Of Iesler's First sddi-
sea to Seattle, and the northwest quarter
TIE northeast quarter of section ~.
swsaship d north. OF range east,
"Asmeste meridian. IL is then alleged
AA Walsh on that date executed pre-
waaed deed so his wife, Sarah A.
eash' "Sho, as the plaintiff believes, ac-
sp'sa the same FOR the purpose OF aiding
oeiendant In delaying, cheating, him
.ss'as and defFauding his creditors. PAR
ASa.ar'y this plaintiff; that the eonsld-
aA'soa reeited IN the deed Was $1,000,
ssssas the property IS actually worth
@ois' snd TIA, a. no actual consideration
"a PAD by the vie 10 tue husband, the
saasieg Is fraudulent and should be de-
..@'ed null and void" The plaintiff asks
s@A Tie sale be declared fraudulent and
s' and that the property be subjected
lisa.
..s ss Plaintiff yesterday fled a notice re-
ag and waving its appeal from the
- a'sfnisslns former case against tie
asas defendants.
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ON TRIAL FOR coUNrERrErTrse.
Two Wbatcom Men Accused of Making
Rad Sfck~la


Two "hstcom Men Accused Of Making
Bad Stckela
In Judge Hanford's court yesterday the
TINE was occupied in trying the cases Of
Jacob Learnsberry and Fred sommers I'M
der indictment for counierfeiting nickels
a. Whatcom- Learnsberry runs q small
restaurant In Whatcom and Sommers has
no particular occupation. but they are
charged with being partners in the BUSH
ness OF counterfeiting. The particular Of
tense charged is that they purchased
small amounts OF merchandise and gave
some very poor counterfeit nickeIs in pay
ment. After Learnsberry Was arrested a
saloonkeeper identified him as a man who
mad put three of these nickels in his slot
machine and had won the right to treat
the house by securing a royal flush. Alter
ne had been arrested and was being
examined before United Sttaes commits
sioner, in taking of his hat he let coun-
terteit half dollar roll out from the hat
band, where IL had been concealed. He
gave as a reason for this that he did pot
want IL to be found upon him when he
was arrested.
The jury in Learnsbeery's case went out
at 3 O'Clock in the afternoon, but was I'M
able to agree up to late hour this morn
ing. and was locked up BY the bailif for
the rest of the night.
The testimony and arguments of conn-
sci N the Sommers case were similar TO
those In the Learnsherry case and the trial
was finished with the exception of charg-
ing the jury. which will be done this
morning
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AMUsEMESrs.
"L.ady winaermere's Fan


Manager Hanna has been positively as
sured that the Lady Winderemere' 5
Fan" company had passed Ogden and was
now on its way to Spokane, from which
point it will come to Seattle, reaching
here on the morning of Wednesday, July
Is. and opening at the Seattle theater that
evening. The company will remain here
two nights. and it is expected that the
members of the State Bar Association,
which will be in session in this city at
that time, will attend in body on one or
the other of the two nights.
s=.Society in New York, Philadelphia and
other cities has focked TO see Lady Win
dermere's FAM to see how London soci-
ETY. behaves itself, according TO Oscar
Wide, and incidentally to see the bewitch-
ing gowns that Olive Oliver wears in the
role of the beautiful adventures. Miss
Oliver plays with dignity and womanli-
ness: there is not q touch of masculinity
in her portrayal of character from the
half-world. Her gownsl Well, see them.
Only woman could describe Mrs. Err
lynne's bali dress. Lady Windermere's
Fan" should prove great success.
Reserved seats for either one of the two
nights can now De secured at the box
ofticA
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1t
Cures
Headache
STEWART 6 HOLMES pRUG CowPY.

Although Keans succeeded in getting
the ex-marshal 70 acknowledge the
shortage, the council is still crop
ing in the dark trying to dis
cover who owes the city. Councilmsn
Chandler, Winsor and Mcdonald, with
the city attorney, were appointed CON-
mi.tee. 10 investigate the question and were
given power TO bring suls against whom-
sosver they found the shortage due from.
Wlnsor wanted the council to sue both the
ex-marshai and ex-treasurer and their
bondsmen, bur the mayor thought the
courts would compel the city 10 sue the
one who actually owes the amount.
An ordinance for the improvement of
Fourth avenue, west, was adopted on its
anal passage.
The petition OF Hancroid & wirrud.
buried out in the late IRE. for rebate Of
liquor license was referred TO the license
and revenue committee.
The contract for grading and sidewalk
Ing Times street was let 10 ]. A. Peabody.
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MORE BONDS ron BALLARD.
A $4,000 Issue Frepessd-Trying g
Trace the shortage.

The Ballard city coaneii Tuesday night
PASSED on It's frss reading an ordinance for
bonding the city for AAou. $4,000 for
water works, electric lights and 5 are pro-
lection system. The question vii be sub
fssase4 10 the People on September = and
Frank W. Frazer was appointed Inspector
ana Gas Brinkman and W. II. Dali judges
Of the election.
S.ues tae return os Councilman Thomas
wInsor 10 his seat In the council the dis
eaSsson IN regard 80 tie shortage due the
city fros ex-MasshAl John Peters o. ex-
Treasurer Joan keaSs azs DSez genswed.
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New suits Filed.

Complaints in the following new suits
were filed yesterday in the superior court:
f. b. Fowler VS.. T. A. Dereg-Note and
mortgage $500.
First National Bank. Of Detroit, Mich,
vs.. G. A. and Sarah A. Walsh--To vacate
transfer of property.
The Oregon Mortgage Company. limited.
note $3.50.
+. j. Gotta VS. King County and A. p.
Mitten-To recover possession of goods
taken by the sheriff TO cover tax account.
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Th.v Were IN Mourning.

w. Manly and b. belong. two laborers,
were prisoners in the police court yesser'
dav afternoon on the charge of lighting.
Each wore big black eve and a iorlorn
expression. IL appeared that they got
into an argument about something while
John Barleycorn bad them under bis in
fuenee and fought out the difference OF
oninion. Manly was the aggressor and in
consequences - fined IS and belong vas
ss.eh .reeA
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xxrur.ien 60 Monte Crisse.

On Saturday. July IA. an excursion for
the benefit Of she Everett hospital vii run
from Everett TO Monte Cr'sie- People
from Seattle who desire 30 take this de-
Ilehtful trip can leave Seattle ST g. m
vis the s. l. : & Z. r. f. and join the
excursion at Hartford Junction. returning
on the evening train Fare FOR The round
-.
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sosTos. Mass Jun. 10 ls 81.

Post fnieElxeEesr Co. Seatt.s, Wssn -
Gents. 1 F@ceigsa some time siacs Jour
s1cellest aaAp OF the aftsd states ssa ths
~ar44 map oa the rss erse SIDE, ana an
psasssa uEsa u ~ isrfas = haAAfsofsas A1c
ALB = addition 20 my 0friee, A1d c&nnos
"a 10 se satisfactory 10 Aay o3s ~s9 Ia
vests lks small sgls Askss TT ths nap
f1axs lrssy, s.
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10 Cross-C en- plants by Fleming
4 Ayerss Company.
a. 'enihe Ayerst Company yester-
- - e''a an answer - the eross-eomplaint
- - nome Insurance Company, Of New
a. 'ae san Fire Ofnee. OF London. and
NaATdlAn Assurances Company. II
:. .1.a''aon, Shich are made defendants in
So o. the Niaraea Fire Insurance
e a. against the Great Northern
q 80 Sempsny et 81. Scr the recovery
s. s cS0sel by sae burning of the
lg q Aysrsg mil al Ballard, lie
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steele Say. He Cane Raise Money.

David L. Steele, the defendant in the
divorce proceedings commenced by his
wife. Mary Steele, yesterday filed his az
hdavit claiming his inability to comply
with the orders OF the court requiring him
TO make certain payments to his wife on
account of the depreciation Of values in all
his property in Butte. Kansas City and
Seattle
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Pun..rIx wan Aprtl 4 1854

Post-IBselilgencer Co, Seattle. Wash. -
Gentlemen: Your map arrives on the nrst
of April, aud alter sixty miles travel oy
stage frsm Eilensburg TO this piacs. came
In excellent condition 1 am. well pleased
with the map. As well as astontshed NJ The
price for which you give the map 10 your
SUBSCRIBER Most respectfully, N. n
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crvfL pKrARrxKST-osBoRs. J.

VII. Davis vs.. Harry White ct al
Motion OF Anna White 10 modify judg-
msnt; denied: exceptions; ailowedi mo-
tion for judgment in favor of Carrie +.
Noble Notwithstanding the verdlct; over
ruled: exceptions; allowed.
Malcolm McDougau vs.. @. p. Askam ct
aL-Order to show cause and stay proceed
inSs: set for July u. l0A m.
a. :. Andrews VS.. A. NJ. Richardson
Dissolution OF partnership. on trial
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The Van vaikenburg divorce.

Findings of fact and conclusions of law
were filed yesterday, signed by Judge
Humes. in the divorce case of Lorinds T..
Van Valkenburg. against Francis s. Van
Falkenburg. the former proprietor of the
New York Kitchen, who eioped with an
other Mnman
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Trains Moving on the North Western
Lines.

Following telegram received yesterday
by F. w. Parker, Puget sound agent Of
the North Western in this city. shows that
their train service has not been interfered
with:
ST. PAUL, July IL, 1894.
To r. w. Parker, Puget Sound Agent:
Our passenger trains are now all moving
with their usual regularity between st.
:. Paul and Chicago and 81. Paul and Omaha.
L. w. TEAGDALE
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NORTH wxLLIHeToS. 2 G.. June ,, 1894
Editor Foxt- IL tel Seneer. Sea tie. ash-
Dear sir. / have received your pr
MUM map IN COCO order, and am hiSniy
pleased with il. i consider 1hs1 esos
your valuable paper tree. - ! value tEs
map m ore tnan tbs price IL suescripalaa-
Yours very respectfully. N J.
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EAST ST. CLouD, MINI. May IS, lse2
Post Iusslligsnces, Seattle. Wash -
Gents: The map received in COED order,
and we think ~ 10 . Che map. fou should
certainly be able to dispose VI q large num-
her Of them Yours truly, Va
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Avsr'. Pills nos,e,, n

Ayers Pills possess the curative virtues
of the best known medicinal plants. These
Pills are scientifically prepared, are easy
TO take, and safe for young and old. They
are invaluable for regulating the bowels,
and for the relief and cure of stomach
troubles.
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PALousE CITY, Wash, Nay II, 1874
Post Intelllgencer seattle. Wash
Gents: I received me map Of the world
sens e you IN good order aud am vel
please with ia. IL Ia both useful and or
namental aud should nnd place in every
household. Please seceps my thanSA
Yours respectfully, Il n
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Post-lntsili gencer. Seattle. Wash II re-
csiyed your map and !; 10 away bsy ond nay
expectations. Ithink 10 10 worth fully ten
times the money you ask for It and 10 10
the belt map have ever sean published
Yours with Esspect J. b
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F.v Idaho. Feb ~. 1872.

The seattle Post-InteiliEenosr Co, seat
ne. Wash--Sir1. ] received the double
wall map . Short time Ago, and in gooa
eenaitfsa- Am more than pleased VIA IL
ria werth double the price. 1enrs haly,
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Tns poss-IaieiliEencsr. seattle. Wash -
Dear sirs: / recssyea your premium sap
IN good coa4itsoa Many HANKS Tor IL
Respectfully yours ..