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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-28

katarzyne SeJoa z gr.l b N o l660l 4 3OOoo
Agnieszka Rozwarska z or 8 No. $3.50 300 90
Marya Bolmann z gr 154 No. 10858. 300 90
Jan Niedzwiedzski z gr. 81 No. 1890. 800 90
Anna Okunska z gr 100 Nc. 1885 300 90
Pawe& Telejszo z gr. 20 No $50. 800 90
Wiktorya Mock Z gr 23l No l4i43 300 90
Bronislaws Stobieoks z 81. 20 No 90 800 90
Franoszek Psczkiewicz 2 OR. 1875 Nc. 1900 900 90
MARGIN Brzezihski Z 81. 4 No 539. 900 DOL
Maryanna Stepek z OR 258 No. 1882. 300 90
Sylvester Motejs z gr 229 No 9056. 900 col
Antoni Konikowski gr 259 No 1886 900 ool
Jskob Szstkowski z gr 81 No 1908 900 90
Jan Ciesielski Z gr 212 No. 1886. 1000
Wiktorya Jamrok z gr 100 Nc. 1853. 300 DOL
CecyGs OWshsks z gr 12 No. 1880. 800 DOL
Kszimierz Gondek z gr SO No. 10547. 900 90
Joanna Mikolsjewska z gr 100 No 1904 10000
kucys Beduarz z gr. 100 No no.. ........ 10000
ADtonina Whkowsks z gr 261 No 5917. 300 90
Walenty Gremka z gr 20 No 49l9. 900 90
Anna Prena z gr ITO No 922S 300 COL
Szymon Cbojnacki z gr 80 No 4078. 10000
Amelia Morawska Z or 155 No 1865. 300 ooI
Loha z gr 6O No. 1885. 300 90
Joanna kuksszewska z or ii No. 1881 300 90
Wojoiech Kosmider z gr. 38 No. 1000. 900 90
Jan Sosihski z or 81 No. 1924 600. 90
Szczepsn Chudea z gr 267 No. 1884 900 COL
Bslbina Bulgewioz z gr l22 No 4l8................. 300 90
kstarzyna Szymczak z gr ~ M 6450 .................... 10000
Antoni Groenwsld z gr al No 1889. 900 ool
Maya Gender q gr D No .. 300ooI
Amelia Modhhska z gr 1872 No. 14429. 300 col
Edward Geiger gr. 1913 No. 500 ............. gOool
Msys Szozepshska z g. LAT No 1925. .............. 10000
Walenty Bsrtoszek "a. so No 5l7I 900 90
Fnnciszek Urbahski I gr. I29 No ~ D ............... 10000
Anton Herkowski Z q. SO No 3739. 900 90
Ksrol Litewski z gr 268 No. 3648. A...... 900 ool
Msrya Danielewoz z or 1877 No. 1901 200 ool
Antoni kidzio z or 209 No 900 90
Frsnoiszek Niezgodzk Z or SO No 8423 .......... 900 ool
Franciszks Matskiewicz z or 80 No 1887 .......... 3OO. 90
Alexander Bozy hki z gr. 3l4 No 17647. 900 90
J6zef Gappa z gr 1873 No. 1893 600 col
Msrysnns ZbiGoks z gr SO No. 959S. ................ 10000
JuEsnns Roszczyk z gr 236 No. 2207. 300 90
Anna Stein z or 22 No, 4149 300 col
Roman Mosslski z or 1873 No. 1866. ........ 900 ool
Antoni Bsrapek z gr 23 No 1925 400 ool
Walenty Jsbit hski z or 46 No. 1913 900 ool
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-28
SprOstOWanie,

w oststnim spisie nowoprzyje
tyoh ozlonkow naz wisks ozionka "a.
pisanego pod mr.. 1858 mylnie byic
podaue Ksrol nmydio', zsmisst Ka
rol yMyllo", 90 sic niniejszem pro
stuie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-28
Biuro Rzadu Central
neg,o Zwiazku Mar. Pol.

CHICAGO, 81 styoznia 1897
NsstePujacy c.ionkowie przyjeci
zostali do Zwiszku Mar. Pol:
1875 Makielski Aleksander
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-28
OgfOsZenie.

Ksiegarz Tub drukarz Z kspitalem
5000 dolar6w potrzebny jest do
z~a}ozenia ks egsrsko-drukarskiego
interesu W miesoie, gdzie takowe
przsdsietiorstwo dctychczas ME eg.
z~ystuje.
Wiadomosc W redskoyi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-28
Og6lny stan Grup W dniu 81 grudnia 1896 r.

Wykaz Grup, kt6re przyjete zOstafy:
Dnia IL wrzesni, 1896 r. Tow. Legion Strzelo6w Kosduszk;, W De
trtit, Mich jake grupa 334; Tow. Freddy Moniuszki,
Toledo. o. jake grupa 1856; Tow. Jana III Sobiesk:e
60, wShamokin, Pa. jake grupa 336; Tow. Hsnryka
Kalusowskiego, W Chicago, Ill. jake grups 337
Dnia 8 pz iiernka 1895 r. Tow. I'm. Juliusza Andrzejkowiczs, W
Manayuuk, Philadelphia, Pa. jake grupi 1888; Tow.
Przemyslowoow Polskich W Baltimore, Md. jako grupa
$50; Tow. Oswiata, W Prceburg, Pa jake grupa $40;
Dnia 90 pazdziernika 1895 T. Tow. Sw. S1cuepana, W Plymouth, Pa.
jako grdpa BAL; Tow. Jul Lipihskiego, W Philadelphia,
Pa jake grupa 342; Tow. Robotnikow Poskich. W Phi
ladelphia, Pa jake grupa 343; Tow. ". Pulk Ulanow
Polskiob, W Buffalo, N. Y. jake grupa 34
Dna % istOpada 1896 T Tow. G~ardya Kosoiuszk, W Mo. KEGS
port, Pa jake grupa 345; Tow. Kosoiuszki W Newtoo
Upper Falls. Mass. jake grupa 346; Tow. Polakow Lii
twinow, " Niagara Falls, n Y. jake grupa 347; Tow.
Listopadowe 1895 r., W Chicago, Ill. jake grupa 348;
Tow. G6rnik6w Polskioh, W Iron Mountain, Mob. jake
grups $40
Dnia % grudnia 1895 Z. Tow sr. Trojoy," W Duryea, Pa jake gr $50.
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ADWOKACI.
Ddnkoscski, I. f., offs: "a La Sale
st Mieszksnie: $50 w. 18th st.,
Chicago.
Smulski, j.. f., offs: % Metropoli-
tan FL. Mieszkanie: 565 Noble st.,
Chicago.
Getting d Nosoak, LIP Clark st.
Room 410, Chicago.
Czdrnecki d Koraleski, offs mr..
6Ol sos La Sale st. / 604-6Oe
Milv aukee ave.
ARCHITEKCI.
Fisikososki, L. s., 90 w. Division
st. Chicago. I'll.
IAPTEKI.
Bardohski, Wiktor, 838 Noble ul.
rog Bradley, Chicago.
Butkieacicz, Kdsimierz, 58l Mil
wsUkee ave. r6g Will ST. Chicago.
Burda, Wsad., Noble ST., rog
udW SulodSO.
KNfzeacski, s. j., 1885 w. 22nd
St., blisko California ave.. Chicago.
Noaodk, Jan, 724 w. 18th st.r
reg Paulina st. Chicago. i
Lenard, Robert, 8448 Superior
Av. South Chicago, Ill.
AGENCI ,,REAL ESTATE.
Stan, Teofl, $50 Milwaukee Ave.
Chicago, Ill.
Durski, Marian, 588 Noble st.,
Oh cago, Ill.
TOWARY BkAWATNE.
Ssumihski, John c., 6O4 Noble
st., Chicago, Ill.
DOKTORZY.
Rutzeacshi, ". a., 724 w. 18 st.
take W apiece Butkiewicza, Oh;
oago
Siemino,oicS, Dr.. ". j., 576 Nil
wsul ee ave. Chicago.
Zi6fkoaoski, M. d., 638 Noble So.
1914 Milwaukee AVE.. Chicago.
DENTYSCI.
Chrzanoaoski, j. Il. Dr., 72I Mil
wankee " Chicago.
FABRYKl CIGAR.
Meczarski, J6zef, 62 Homer 81.
Chicago, Ill.
FOTOGRAFJE.
Niklds { Paaoscsoski, $50 Milwau-
kee av. e block cd nj. Noble).
Chicago.
Ldzikoaoski, Jan W, 438 Milwau.
kse Ave. Chicago, Ill.
Leacin, Henryk, SAT Milwaukee
Ave. Chicago, Ill.
SKLADY HERBATY IKAWY.
Klass, J6zer, SOL Noble St. Chi
cago.
KSIAZKI 1 ARTYKUEY RE.
LIGIJNE.
Augustynoaoicz s Podczaski, SOB
Noble str. Chicago.
INTROLIGATORZY.
Metzger, G. E., 457 w. Huron
St, Chicago.
~KONTRAKTORZY.
PiqtkieacicS, J6zg, Budowniozy,
Kontraktor, 574 Noble ul., Chica-
60.
ZAkhADY KRAWIECKIE.
Smaolihski, j., 807 Milwaukee Av,
Chicago, Ill.
MEBLE / PIECE.
Noaodczeaoski, Wsad., 1893 - $40
Milwaukee av. Chicago.
Smolarz, Piotr, 697 Milwaukee
. Chicago, Ill.
Stobiecki, Roman, 489 Milwaukee
Chicago, Ill.
MALARZE.
Schlieben, p. $50 Holt avenue.
Chicago.
NOTARYUSZE PUBLICAN
Brodoaoski, E. D., Sol Noble 81.
Chicago, Ills.
PIEKARNIE.
WlekIihski, WaIenty, 693 Diok-
son st. Chicago, Illinois.
Pdaoetkie'oicS, e., $50 - 682 N.
Ashland ave. Chicago.
PRALNIE BIELIZNY.
MiIeaoczyk, r. L., STA Noble st.
Chicago, Illinois.
SKLADY OBUwIA..
Stspihski, W. iiKasprzyk, ".
o4S Noble St., Chicago.
RES SALONY.
Dzisciotkie'oicz,.A "A, 572 Noble 81.
Chicago.
Cupryhski, s., 90 w. Division a.
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J6zefa Wozniak z gr. 1923 No. 300 90
Autoni Rument z or. 254 No. 1929 Observation-Disclosures. 900 co
Weronika Nedzielska z OF 2I0 No. l075l 300 90
Frsnciszek j. Wendyoz Z gr 3O4 No 5Si5 9OOo
Franciszek Eukasiewicz z or IT'S Nc. S793 900 90
Bernard Lanphan z OF. 20 Nc. 17l53 Observation-Disclosures. 900 90
Jozefa Postersk z or. LAT Nc. lab $4,000
MARGIN Pluto z OF. l42 No 1880. 900 90
Tomasz Wolniewiox Z OF. 80 No 24l3. 900 90
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-27

Prot Gertry1s dog and pony circus con-
Guided is engagement IN this city last
evening before al audience that taxed
the cauzcfty OF tire tent
For q week Prof Gentry has furnished
70 the citizens OF Seattle old and young
alike. one OF the cleansst and most novel
entertainments ever seen here: an ex-
position 81 what methods Of kindness will
accomplish when compared with brutal
fty IL the training OF dumb beasts. No
sursr sign thar harshness is no. used
could De shown than that OF the per-
formances themselves. in which Pref.
Gsntry's company OF animal actors enter
into the spirit OF the thing with delight
thz: IL Is hard TO compare with anything
else. They have taken up .heir cues like
old actors Of intelligence. and have given
an object lesson 20 many others who
strut across the stages Of theaters that
x would &c well for them TO study. There
Is the discipline OF a military organiza-
ton. ard this feature Prof. Gentry en-
forces.
The animals are sumptuously cared for.
and 40 finer cars have ever been built
for this purpose than those that are used
IN conveying Prof. Gertry's show around
the country. He viii always find a warm
welcome awaiting him and his dogs and
ponies In Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-27

A miracle Il scenic beauty. Respondent
with gorgeous costumes shapely youn<
girls ard dazzling parapherrs . AID APP
polutmentS IS Charles 4 Ysle's The
Twelve Temptations which GENES 20 the
Seattle theAtsr next Friday for two nights
ara Saturday matinee
Nobody know better than NJ Yqfs
teat the theayer-gcsrg public have rse
krsEest KIND e relish cor local 6esrrIn-
tive songs az q quaint ard amusing nature
Nerre he has composed quite a number
for TIE Twelve Ter pta tianx," which vii
adj vastly go che N-sa aud Ejrwgr - the
spectacle, Calef auonx these is over
the Bridge" descriptive % re Various
>hsrarrers wao rake their pFay arross
BROOKLYN bridge after Sars0wn This -
forf IS given w}tn realistic environ rrart
cha entire stsEe being pt,sEed far vy@pf
% ere East river fTona the BROOKLYN side
wrtr th@ bridge f-a,ton streer ferry hNssae
an3 sa@ ferry beats aoe ether RIVER craze.
al actively employed tn thss- @s3a} ira .,
white "a rs&Ee ~ Agn>s twparts q earT~A
s-s-t vAsen v~Ust - seen 20 BE aorra-i-
atet TIE cas- embraces tse cor,>sls7
Cos Bruno fr. tNs taFhtoE sagNre4te a~4
dancer Josie Sg~sea, handsome Caroline
g4&5,aa ssstuss-eas A1A3ze Torrance
wG}awv LEILA Eutto-. ard captivating
Annie rsdrfn~v- Tha 0zse 3 "Fo~easr
: snst8 5rea ev C&2r}es r Henry while
Thomas Etll1tr VIZ 90 woaasrs az sra-k
rgos5' the Gaut0CssusIc an& Eyn1uasele
Snrtfe TeR @rees43tteS t1c3use thr 70
szsres IN a-rcestf-s Jchn Harry n taz-
e cs @yauo ans Sssson s0 fse5r ''CAars-
sos CEAF2cf eE ts-s11ses. snd Rose Nas-
ncr sr her cosnsc4l creation. The Glssdy
og8 AFss3 "
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AMI Sc MENTs.
B.neft for Providence Hospital.

Following is the programme for the
benefit concert for Providence hospital 10
~ given Tomorrow evening, June q al the
Third Avenue theater Tickets are 50 cents.
which may DO exchanged for reserved
seats today and tomorrow at the box
office:
Overture. William Ten Rossini
SoCa, solo summer .......... .ChaminaGs
Mss Burke
Plano SOLO. "Rhapsodie Hongroise
Miks LANCER
FoGsi SOLO a Mariners horae Is the
MIR. Grass Grass -A >"
Euphoniur solo. ''Theoio.inda" .DeCaprlo
Sig. De Caprio with Orchestra.
NoGsl duet. 'pews Of the Sur,nsr
Miss writer ana Mr. Williams. DUCK
Plccolo solo, Through tie AIR ....-...
-, mr., :, ,.s Avg pamar
Quar,@tts ''Rigoletto'' ...~,.......,... Verdi
"one Morn, II Remember Wen
''Fairest Daughter OF tire Csraces''
Miss Allen. Mrs. Whittlesey. Mr.. Will
Jams Mr., Couant.
Vocal Solo "konianza from Faust''
Mrs. CRANES with Orchestrs
Violin sole. ''Nsithers pyeisliea-Para-
phrase Miss f w6,, wagner "taeim'
Vocal solo. Songs We Used Ia sing"
Mise Allen.
4N!CAr colgate. Miss Nhite1
'''S' ''-' asa ~ '-' kster. N.r.S,ch
Miss Lanser. Prof. Langer. slk Daraa-i'
Nto.,n solo, Come in,o ghe Garden
-' Mrs wa,,,iessy. ''''' ''''Se'
Marca. "Cerv5s Afcea'' ...-........... Asher
First Regiment Orchestra.
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CARNIVAL COLOSSAL.
Preparation. Progressing Merrily-
The Mammoth stage Nearing Com
pietiOn-UpeninS Nikht Near At
Hand.

The work OF constructing the huge
stage is rapidly nearing eor1 pIetion, and
slight Idea OF It's colossal proportions
may be gathered by thoss on their way
20 Lake Washington via Madison street.
as view 90 the stage may be obtained
from the cars. Everything In connection
with the Carnival OF Madrid is on e huge
scale. from the above mentioned stage
and the large company that appears
thersupou 10 the magnificent burst 81 fire.
works that terminate the evenings fete.
Excavations are being made for lake
or proportions commensurate with the
stage This beautiful sheet 81 water is
the scene OF some of the most thrilling
mise en- scene" Of the performance. be-
sides which IL forms a perfect rejection
of the marches and baliets. as well as the
aerial fireworks. AS the gorgeousiy at
tired soldiers march down the stage. their
reflection upon the lake causes II 10 ap-
pear as though similar company OF SOL
diers was rising from the lake and march
ing towards them, thus presenting a
charming Illusion. The management has
spared no expense in staging ard costum-
ing this sumptuous spectacle. One thou
sand square yards Of scenery are re-
CURED 10 present the proper scenic eff
fects. The costumes are magnificent and
are the costiiest ever used in an outdoor
production.
The Carnival OF Madrid is not an ex-
trayaganza, a vaudeville entertainment
or a pyrotechnical exhibition but a COM
hination OF all three rolled into one. to-
eether with numerous other features Of
an equally attractive nature Never be-
fore has an opportunity for witnessing a
production of sucn genuine magnitude
and merit been offered the citizens OF
this state, and like opportunity may
never occur again. The Carnival Of
Madrid has been produced in nearly
every large city in America, and has re-
eeived everywhere the appreciation OF
both press and pulpit at Victoria last
Tuesday, Notwithstanding the fact that
it ralBed steadily all the afternoon and
half through the performance. over 500
enthusiastic spectators applauded the per-
Torrance from start TO finish. The Mad
ison Street Gable Co. viii run on special
schedule 30 and from the park. thus en-
aiding the large crowds who will doubt
less attend TO do so with every facility
for their convenience and comfort
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NET To CATCH CYCLISTS.
Several Lives Saved by AN Invention
of the Tour Club of France.

Bicycle ns-s 20 save The lives OF reckless
cycling tourists are not common. The
Tour Club. OF France. recently pat one Up.
though. ard I. has saved some lives where.
before. several were lost The dangerous
bridge on which the net IS hung Is az Ram
tngso. IN the Maritime Alps. As everybody
knows, there are people who will disregard
danger boards, and so Il Is IN France. so
many riders had charged the parspet q
this bridge and been thrown into the gorge
below that Il was decided 20 erect the net
20 catch those foolish riders In their flight.
TIE erection Of the ret was completed On
the 5ta OF April. and the first cropper oc-
CURED on The ssn. the rider emerging from
thc Get safe and sound Before the 18th OF
ths same month two other riders had been
'flshed out"
The nearest approach 20 this appliance
n England IS q case where the owner OF a
cottage a. the too. OF steep hill frequent
~ charged INTO runaways. banked up ths
END OF els house with plankiug, whic2
makes the stop not quite 50 sudden. Az
least, that Is The apparent iaien;ion-
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EE3XK1GQaSSTIS!

blocks from The auditorium. where
'ogce OF mechanics is busily enjoyed
'SFefoptas = practical motorcycle which
az for lis motive power compressed air
ma accepted type 81 tire machine re-
@snables an ordinary tricycle.. ard one
pattern Is made which looks very much
IKE the tricycle. carrier sith, two steer-
Ing Na@eis u front, and o1e driving
wheel behind
Carriers OF this type are "a use all
over the country, bat x is the purpose o,
THIS concern 20 provide mechanism 10
make the machine ssH-propeii.ng TIE
compressed ar Is carried IN bottles G.
drawn steel. strong enough 70 resss, q
terrific air pressure. and tie driving
wheel IL act0ated o. means OF g. small
engine which runs al high speed. .rcrn
tae AR pressure TIE engine Is no, IN
Ike ssean engine. being provided with
& cylinder, piston. cutoff. and other de-
tails OF the common type OF stationery
engine. but the builders agvs, OF course
mace every effort TO cat down weight
Wherever possible. with the result that a
motor Of nigh efficiency and low weigh.
has been secured. Sufficient air can be
carried fer trip Of forty miles. and il
Is the Intention Of the company as soon
as tue machines are received by the pub
tic with favor, 20 establish re-chargIng
stations at convenient points near the
city. II a machine % this type 10 sold to
anyone "a: removed from the plant. the
bottles of compressed air can be shipped
~ express % any desired point and the
empty bottles returned sor re-charging.
and il 10 believed that the average ex-
pense OF maintaining the machines viii
be far less tnen the cost OF operating
steam engine OF ike power. to say
nothing OF the saving OF dirt, heat ard
Objectionable noises.
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t.e Average OF them tina. this II their
"harvss. sine. ard that the business t1ey
are now IN units them for almost sve-E-
thing eise- TIE average professional cl--
czjt chaser IS rot well e9crstad ard Goes
not corne frors tire hIgaes- grade % Sc
esefv. When his racing days are over re-
VIII have 20 &c. hack 20 sorre less re-
rnzneras5ve occupation than the one II
which be Is ner engaged. And there VIII
be no trainers" 10 rub him down WIN
soothing antrner,s after re has bean caas-
irg I'D ard doxa 4 ladder al tay wiki
bod of bricks. There may be something
permanently beneficial 20 the racing man
il the training he receives. but the aver
age IN The class Will snd he grea.sst ben-
EFT Ia saving lis money.
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DON'T LEND EOlR HEEL.
ola Hhe~lman sn.> ~ ~ One of the
worst THINGS to Do.

''fsne - the s'.liest sn1n<s a man can 80
Is - END his bicycle saws the old Tvns~
II isns rrin= tne o-he~ day sra you n,&v
- surr ] Sean newer 40 e aEsln. Th=re
WASH anything BROKEN Vacn It, vas re-
turned ha. q, ass ro, -e~ae4 Ike fne same
e.evcle stree T. 0saT he c1ly aiy sivff
imagination. aat az seems 1ike 81 different
machine ! Sen feel at bone FRI tAe sa1-
de ana ere Sc3TsoE seems "a wcrk 5f~s~-
emily. I a1 nof camfcrta s',e o. tAe ms
ch3ne st sA pa tog ever rise A Fant~k
machine. enc tnRt cane o4t - a esclrte
store an5 was a3rsd ol1 20 angnosy wao
eause M.cEx@ ~ esq. ray o5evcse seems 50
IRE lAe ore - chose roS. SN1ray. tco. b.
cause re suaa 81 ~1c-s ! ssat IS gl4es ass-
ser tHsn ! 80. u may ae ;hat So = pare
t~.AKlH8-.oA go asy rkr- Areslt i- rat a-t.rr
s1se ass &. Sass 5a3 aa%e tu4at .sv Tee or saur
fellows iately wNo fesI IS z &c aec-- lers-
49, .ae.r wbeel< ara ! so-s1nk .ra5 miae
Az&4u go The queen
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tie. in their programme than In any other
ever produced here The Fa1s. family
has revived oell-ringing. but On q scale
reye- before attempted. TIE acroba.s.
tns famous Risieys. give az exhibition
that /, is said will sgrpass anything seen
In this city. Little Ruby. the child
wonder. will appear II the famous Risiey
scrohatac ard ccr'ic song and dance act
Miss Eua:cs Fernandez, the Banturra So
lnssr. has tsw rivals
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iMPsosIpENr aiCycLE MN.
Racsn@ W-heelmeu Who Take Little
.~~ouaS Of the Future

IRE average professional ra7eT - rse
p~escr: DAY = a happy Eo-;a,st .Eaje 54sI
u.tA so tA2pr5t- aprageot.s. ot tea ts-
gs.e G'ae.r salaries asa pr-e E-ssaF AKA
rsaen easily esFasd than fse nae~ev af
er,f.uary younE mar - tsegr as@. Ar5 cea-
secaenty usere readily s~et- k,asv
casae. easy - = tAe Wo~t w;th taens
ana sasn 3 thsnx IS p bank acccsnt wtsh
fns average - tneG = 4ster}r unknown
Tee scuas us8a wfc Ros 81 81 s r4,e
thA+ ysGvs seoss TAO EasGNtes 1F hA-a
vserk. s4.A wGe Is 1o0EseAt ~ aIs &bstsey
10 wsn another one o. two tAe rrxf 64v
doesn't oSry rigea SAout : ''2ver. AnE
takr = sas way s. S wssA sous - SAe
rzcarx rsen- Z rSxex seems - 1AmE apea
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For the Bicycle Parade.

Riders OF Phoenix bicycles should notice
the advertisement of Mitchell. Lewis &
Staver On page OF this issue. They offer
several prizes for Phoenix riders who par
ticipate II Friday nights parade.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-27

This afternoon and evening Capt.
Beachs Vaudevilles viii make their mi
tial appearance in the Northwest at Mad
ison park pavilion. Capt. Beach will APP
pear at both performances In his csle-
bratsd act. The Human Fish" which
has been the talk OF San Francisco for
months. Beach's Faudevilles are said TO
be one of the strongest CON panies OF
speciality artists now travelling. The
names OF such we'll known performers as
the Leonis. Billy Wesson. Ravella. HoI-
turn, the pie king" and the Lindsleys
are we'll known on the Pacific coast
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-27

Tc~ FA@s- &8ssc8l Comedy ard <aveg+g
ConsFao ~ bs'SSns v-~@a enEa y1ert A.
ire Thi0t Aysnpe theSsrs Tuesday ever
inE Ire press notices tN2t tnis com
parry a8s received Sgrg.aSS thoSe OF May
SosnT 2slex that have ere1 On The rosa
for years. There are zaere genuine novel
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-27

Not many business houses in these Uni
ted States can boast OF fifty years stand
ing The business of DR.. J. c. Aver g. Co
Lowell Mass. whose Incompatible Sarsa-
pariIla is known and used everywhere has
passed its naif-centenniai. and was never
so vigorous ar at present.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-27

Something new in the line OF lager beer
A special brew for the Fourth. Try it.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-27

Prof wagner. with his band OF now ceie-
brated musicians. fresh from winning hon.
ors al the Queens Jubilee in Victoria, Will
play as usual this afternoon AZ Madison
park. The following programme will be
rendered:
PART l.
March-"FIe 80. ..........-.... Liberati
OyerIurs-''pfque-D Dame 80. 1890. Suppe
Seiection-"Daughie of the Regiment
Serpentins Dance ......-........ Herman
Musical Scenes From Switzerland .-....
~ l~aASSy
a ''Csardas Last Love told Hungarian
b. 'Rastus on Parade ....-......-...... Mills
1Dtermission.
PART IL
Selection from I'll Trovatore" Verdi
Spanish Fandango-"The Pearl OF Mad
ria .....-....-.. ...--.-......... BAc imam
Soprano solo-''Take Me, Jamie Dear
.-+-.+.- ...-----.-.-.. Minnie EVAN
Encore-"Annie Laurie" Coy reques0.
Mrs. Jennie Houghron- Edmunds.
Ballet Music and Soldiers March from
William Tell Rossini
Waltz Amore PAnina ...-..-.....
-. ......-................ "A. De Caprio
Dedicated 10 Florence L. Wagner
Medley-'~The Black Brigade" .......B Boyer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-27

Ride a Cleveland" They run easiest
last longest are handsomest
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