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NATIONAL BOARD or r,
Governments Crop Reports
less-rhe Genital as a Grain NJ,

CHICAGO, New. ia.-I'he national
trade resumed its session this naorf
resolution WAS aiiopfcd rrgctaaaentl
congress he rnemoralisesl 10 mas,
ia9king it obligatory upon an N
tevefs and dealers IN aaulfgratesl
stslap al sueh packages ''t'e
lard.
4 memorial to eaagrefs praying
issuance 81 sn0athly crop repent
department Df agriculture hc discu
on tAc ground that they were ina
aud that tacir culy resait rgas 10
the markets Of the world, led Il a
eussion. Finally q snbsiiiete was
Ia taNor OF memaFali-iug congress
crease the appropriation Ter this
IS - enable the department of agl
10 gather accurate DATA.
A memorial WAS adopted askluni
TO pass laws making the cpnfal th
ard FOR the measurement oi Grains
Of the hpshei. aatl providing Tor
Of liquids by weight instead Of nae
Tsfx SHALLOW COLUMBIA kivI
Hamilton A. Hiii, ~ Boston.
elcctcd SECRETARY and treasurer.
discussion was evoked by 70
offered by toe Portland. Or, beard
to memoriehzc congress in sdgl
ample appropriations for the
naeat Of the eoWaify's priReipa
hsrhois and waterways, aud -
thar important work already begun
stopped for wantaf funds. thereby
ing waste, delay, and ultimate Il
eu~t 81 Improvement. The rrsniatI
adopted. AcCraken. OF Portland.
behalf os the varied interests Of ths
Coast. particularly the necessity
pruFemrnt Of the Columbia rlveT.
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A wool storsge suit Decided.

CHICAGO. SOT. IS-The CONTESTED Litlga-
sasion IN the ezsa Of /. ". Hal Co..
wool commission merchants. ended To-Day
Judge PrenderZzst decided that their
turning over the woei 10 The storage
company. who nesosZsfea sior&se yeesiisis
~ Il. wns illegal, ss tbs wool vas neveT
jeg4ifx N tac.r possession. sach Of the
eeszssxEsees a. could sdeatiis their proper
" were allowed 70 get pczssesSao1 ot y.
Iaisnaz 4 Smtta 81 B8tte, Muni-. and
r-anav Bros. d BIG Tlmher. Neat re-
ever resgiy all their consignment. sad
EzaksF EAwsgu- EEa Hal s--Y&iitra
Gye-s 4 Tel u NaRizns. SO e0G a sool.
wfss s!eeizrra 70 hags q iiea on TIE ssrspeT.
~ IN ssczsre for s. 90. the rcsusizeer -
=. 8 silI.a AN y salafss % reeelpts.
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eorr.s MAgonIrr enowINe.
Republicans Seem Surely 90 uaV'
Swept West virginia.

WHEELING, W. Va, Nov. S.--DisratcheS
received this evening by the Republican
committee lead Chairman cpwaen 90 re-
visa figures snd Increase 1affs majority
for governor from = u So TIE recount
In fayetse county gave him an increase Of
ioO and authentic returns from Mcdowell
make another difference. Owing to re-
count these figures arp still subject to ~
vision.
Later returns give Mctiinnis tRep.l for
c0rxresS In the Thirsi district IS majority.
The Democratic state committee etiil
claim Fleming Is elected IS soverHor hy
30 10 800 hui furnish no figures
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kEW lORK. Nov. -. - The afl
broker Gurfcu GogMith In BfaokAyr
day afternoon has excited cofnu
business circles Ia this city. Gafis
with. Hho - n son Of Nkfhen g
fails - account for 600 car loads q
salned az l5ooleo. aud II also arci
having frandnisniiF applied eefil
sets and With era bezzlieg fnoneye 1
ionged 70 the firm of N. Corwith A.
With A co. The assignee ~ -
would neither deny nor afitfa the
that CorWsth was atOes % 1eps
Europe VIXEN arrested.
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suALLrox lN TnE se
Jssanabie Alarm afan orses|
mnnllx.

sAiKM, Nov. fs.--At Buttesiile.
county, the public school has beer
en- account % smallpox. A DAY OF
a boy named Briggs was taken del
the disease while IN the school roo
community Is greatly disturbed D
new case, a. nearly every pupil
school had been in contact with
for several DAYS.
County Judge shaw has appoint
Halter quarantine officer Al IN
with orders 10 isolate all cases aud
he law strictly. No other new G
reported In the county.
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a Sow Yerk narasrer ma.

wATKELoo, y. r.. nov. III
johnson was hanged this morning
murder Of John Waiierf charles
son and Caldwell were confined Ind
loo Jail on n charge Of horse stealinj
the day Of the crime. January 4
when thc guard, John Walters. wen'
cell and unlocked the door. foiiBs
him on the head with n stove slak|
fractured his skull. They then ID
dash for liberty. but sheriff Fuller,
Knocked tho Way. They we're dfivrr
walters died. Caldwell was gfteN
sentenced 20 Auburn Tor lie. The
johnson resulted in his ezecatinfi
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scrofarou. Ind,an. Released.

wAsuSsT0S. Nov. l5--The president
has directed the return 10 the reservation
IN Montana OF three Crow Indian prison
ers. Crazy Head. knows His Nose and
Carries HisF0Od, now ~ Carlisle, Pa, In
dian training school. who were arrested ai
the time OF and for participating IN the
sword Bearer outbreak. This action Is
taken upon information that these indians
are afflicted with sefofulous and other
diseases that make their longer detention
At Carlisle undesirable 10 serve any useful
Vf1ft5ee
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pxtvfmH. y. G.. Sox. s--BsEekwssil' >
t,arE a. fIsurAsra, ngs eisgssd is 5eors- 4
nTf,.st-er a. business hgSsses are tnFofxeG
ana have taadc zssisuJEezfs
Tse LIST cf faiizreS follows TIE
Park ss lsarhAEe = state hank, earntsi p
~ r. Blackwell, tiA&sils4ss er1isstStel ~
$50 ssN essisnzirs ssssSs Ups wares - S-e.s,.
~. 4 y FErrfst. y kSase mAzl sssc
sTauufaetufcr Of smoking fotsseco- ss2Essll-
iirs sIss. 500. estimated assets g la-sssls ,.
W Eiz seiL csal desleT. ecefrecse<. eir-,
Mites sIf. con, and asAers % the aazou1E
of xtfDaa Il is sfntE9 tszf ElErkMetf VIII
be able % psy al ssesiisors ln flIs
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BosroS, Nov. lathe Homo Market
club had iolllfcaiion banquet tonight
because of the election result. Three
hundred persons sat nj dinner. Timothy
Mcrrick presided. Among those present
were Geu. Alcer OF Michigan, VIM. r.
Chandler, Joha u. Long, WarneE Miller, Il.
c. Taft Geo. r. Hoar. and Gen. Banks.
Speeches were made by Gen. Alger. Warner
Miller. senator Aidfich. r. Il sheppard,
John. =. seaman Of Chicago. q. Y. Honr
aad !. n Clayton Of south Carolina. Presi-
dent-eices Harrison sent a letter of regret
for non attendance
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wAsHfsGTOs. NOV. ia--United states
Consul Allen. af Kingston. Jamaica, bas
reported 10 the department Of state that
the United States steamer Boston sailed
from thst port November feF Port aa
Priuec. He says he had q conference with
Capt. Ramsay previous 70 his departure.
and placed before htm all the information
ia bis power relative 20 Haytisn Affairs,
and together they visited such persons a.
were likely 10 be Informed on the eubieet-
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pAKorA KNOCKING
The Peoples Deiiveranoe From Ter
rftsrfaf bondage IL Near.

PLASNfSTuS, OAK. Sos- le.-At Hsfel-
Ing az the people Of AuFoFa county, sesoia-
tons we're adopted appointing con- Eiitee
10 use al! honorable means 10 secsre the
calling OF a special session OF the fifty-
first coagrsss a. the eariisat pfaesleaoar
dsy af.er March 1. in order fnai an act
nay tsc raised which VIII zlio@ the
Ioyal people Of this territory 70 celebrate
TIE Fourth Of July. tss9, as tive rusfn oefs
OF fhe great family of states. said com
Eaistee Is requested 10 invite the eoop~fs-
ton Of ether counties
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FLonIpa's FEVER CITY.
A Train Goes Sorsh-t Freneh "a
wants investigation.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Nov. H.-Faf the
first tine in nearly thrse months, train
lead % passengers isit here Yesterday
moning Tor the cities of the North via
Macon. Ga The passengers were locked
iH the car and not allowed 10 leave Il until
they had reached Macon. The party con
sisted Of II persons
A negro was taken suddenly 81 Tsesdsy
afternoon at South Jacksonville. At
O'Clock yesterday he died. Al autopsy
was ordered. Or Gibier. the famous Paris
scientist, conducted the examination. The
condition Of the kidneys aud intestines
plainly showed fyticai ease % yellow
lever. Dr. Glbier secured sone of the iD-
testinal iiuids and win search for yellow
feref microbes.
The hoard OF health has AppoFtseEcd the
town Into medical districts.
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A sHowEn or sToNE
Brooklyn Car strikers nef<
Ennris Of Police.

bHoOxLYH. Nov. Hs--~An sttenl
made this morning 90 run a ear on
avenue line. under a public Fuz
Myrtle avenue stones BY the dox1
hurried nt the car by sfrikers. III
charged the mob aud after . live
dispersed The floters and made six
An attempt 20 run the car over ths
rfsytle was nhantfnncd
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DECEASED LITERATURE.
Much Of 1t Had Valuable Contents
Last Year.

WASHfNuT0N, NOV. Il.--Iho sufcFIusthu.
eat Of the dead letter Office, in his annual
report. says there were received during the
year 6,2I3.S7s pieces Of original dead mail
matter. an increase Of ssa.hi3 pieces over
las; year. OF the number Of pieces located
during the year 5t9, ,ai3 were restored 10 the
owners without opening. In those opened
were found money, postal notes aud ne
gotiahle paper aggregailng In value ~, tcs,-
u
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THE roPE AND THE PATRIOTS.
He Keiterates that the Irish Must
submit 10 Dppresstos.

DUEIIN, Nov. 1.-THE Irish bishops nafe
rsce.vsa another Eapai rescTipt. II orders
them 10 actively execute former reseripis,
vhIcn instruct them 20 denounce the plan
OF cara psiRn ADD boycotting. and also or
dsrs them to direct priests 20 preach against
agitation, and forbid them % take par 10
t,syeotfiEg and plan Of campaign move.
menss. which they must oppose with all
The means In their power,
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wAsHfSsT0s, NoV. ~. The department.
cf state kaa been informed b. The United
states counsel A. Ottawa taat fae pFtTy
council of the Dominion has passed an
order raising the export duiy on pine SAW
loes sToza q per thousand feet, board
measure 10 a.
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Train Accident In west Virginia.

OHIO exuress train bound West ran into
freight train a. Valley Tsils, seven miles
wesf OF Grafton, " Va, last night. B0tb
engines we're damaged. aud Engineers
I3ewirr and Clinton were killed. Fireman
Shay uas seriously injured aud fircman
Hakef sIiEhfly. 20 raasenGerE were bnrt.
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At SEQ per lot We defy you TO find any
ther lots within the city limits for this
price. They are a few blocks north OF
Madison street. are but 2is miles from the
postoficc, aud lie we'll The reasons you
can buy them for this price are tina, the
land was bought when much lower than It
Is now, that the lots are not cleared. that
The land In the imrnidIats vicinity IS not
settled. and that there is as yet no cable
improvements are made and 10 win get
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Mary Anderssn's uaweieeme Aa-
8irer.

EEw YoEK. Nov. l5--Jenes n. Bangh-
erty, who has been annoying Mary Azder'
son with hiss aites.tious, was affaigncd In
the police court this afternoon and con-
Infffed 70 the carr Of the commissioners OF
charities and corrections for examination
As 70 his sanity
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CHICAGO. NOV. is.-aauuei Poland. az
Old ran. has been arrested charged with
raising q draft Tor so on the Merchants
Rxehnnge Safsoaal Bank Of Ses YORK 70
40, and getting il cAshed 81 FAN Frsncisco
81 :. z siaae 4 Co. dealers 10 lumber.
The Police have been looking for him since
gaursssr He confessed
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sRmY TRANSFERS.
Gen. Howard Goes East. an
Mllca Succeeds Him.

MksHISsTos Nov. i5.-A form
was issued by The secretary Of VI
relieved Gen. sehoiield. at bis
quest, Of the command Of the arm
Atlantic, owing 30 liability ~ perl
necessary work In addition 10 the
command Of the army. Gen. Hc
Transferred from the disision Of IN
to the division OF the Atlantic, Gel
from the department 81 Arizona
division Of the Pacific. and Col
Tenth cavalry. 20 the department
konA.
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eAr FHArfIFoo. Nor. I5---H- E. tI<tEl'
vice pgesjdent and general sgregirten1eAt'
n q. Bristol. supeFintencent rf e9as1n.f
tsan. az Chicago. !. = f1ieksy. faPrfis's..n ~.
erf a nmnhn. and Jamfe MerfsheN 81.
sfaf stfperfn,endeHs, Of kfw fgfEt teEtn
party u Western Trlsgrspn 60 <t.s,tsa. ~.
tnfiFes who arrived from he ttss = .ot..s ,.s'...
fsss sse purpose of iafpeei-nx ~ "s''ss&
si{risi0fs 81 tbe eunpany'f nnes
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RfEx1saBkM, Nov. John Bright has
had : serious RELAPSE. His s0ns have AZ
rived from London 4 bulletin lssuet ibis
evening says BrighE's condition has slight
IL improved doctor Summoned ff0fa
Liverpool takes q hopefni view Of as case,
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GLADSTONE on pEok.
lie win Call Up the Irish Question
Manday.

IoSDox, Nov. l5.-In the commons this
afternoon smith. government leader. intl-
mated that in order to shorteR the winter
session several measures would be a5au-
doned. These would include the iithes
bill, the Irish drainage bill aAd the bill for
the creation of minister OF agriculture.
tie stated that the government proposed to
ask the house TO vote 5000, 600 for the cx-
tension cf the AShbourue act.
Gladstone gave notice that on Monday
" hen the motion was made he would, IL
the proposal meant an addition Of E5,0oo.-
eco to tie G., coo 900 already spent. move an
alternative 20 the effect that the house
should proceed 20 deal with the question
of arrears, aud apply to Ireland the pTinci-
pie already applied with such great s1ysn-
tage in the case of the Scotch eroiters.
II th.s~ai fbeerS
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s4fs4vKsv0. Nox f5.-~Ihls ~. fsls,yn =, NJ
o.1eer arrested Re,esi kefresas sa9 =,
fsss.s. Who vas ;zetidtinr ed teNs1y 80 ",
csst5eFF from bouse 70 hente 20 tsa,,3 49,. :.
..sf.t.is e-.,i@-, fsasa fhe ftsfdeaee 81 Kew.
A q Herrlef, isst s1ndk5 bIEnL nE1sE
saensir annshar mFfnhfr ~ fhs Fbn6s
rsnssse.s Egaiin. Ms3 arrested.
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CRY on MKxfeo. fvia Gaivesfnut.
Is.-n II stated thar ex United states
lister John w. foster, who left here
day, presented claims " The e1exM
Charles butler against Mexico
material and shipz 81 var a1cant
over tsf Co Co.
The MexieaH national faiifotd he< =
fls*ed 10 receive AfsxifnH t4l1nn& $3.50
notes. T1as causes considerable tfouu'fs
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Isxussx. Ssr. Is.--TAe sudden fo-zasti1a
~ ice has rarxel the detention cf e ves-
ssls iaassed wi1h grAin - the SEA q Akls.
They wsii pscb2hig BE- laid EY Tor ne win
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Democrat. Held for the Grand Jnr,

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. l5.--fhe pro
lininaTy examination OF Thomas Reid.
Thomas liorney. ". ~. Palmer, WIN.
Hobbs aud J. /. Lucas. charged with inter
fering with the eleetisi IN conway county, I,
resulted In binding eer each IN the sum
Of 5000. 4 deputy United States Marshal
started this morning 20 arrest other parties
smpiienfcd
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The s.praNfSseSai com as2iter 3 refegTes.
70 a. toliaws- ~sc1scely had the saFcs
session thxa tF4ytoTs ESrsi< we're razse9 10
destroy ehzs Il had taken yezrs 81 fkzsse
aud Faiie1s iah-sr 10 eSnztrHct- E9c Ha-
snrify Of the last ceGxesstien were right
They icelsIafesl a. they sa4 uezsessitf fas
H. Tha9 refszseA 70 pass . rxs@lzstsr ~ixA
waleh they weEr nef 10 sEupAihy, ans -
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moRMoNs Don't LIKE CANADA.
The Dominion win Limit Them to
nne Wife Each.

OTTAWA, NOV. ls.-The Mormon dele.
gates from the Northwest are dissatisfied
with the result OF their visit TO ottawa.
The government Will not grant thcir re-
quest 10 be allowed 10 bring Ia machinery
and implements free Of duty. or 10 be per
niftsd 20 bring ia all thcNwOmen g. whom
they have been previously married accord
ing 10 Mormon custom.
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xvw YnEx. Sov. fs--The general mis-
sronsry committee 81 the Methodist Epis.
copsl church hss resolved % ralsa fila.De
~ n3sirSburi0a for foreign hofnas AflG
missions. asa $1,000 10 Iaeef outstanding
dxtts asd indebtedness
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canrsntl.n ID chrl.tlan werks...

fSKTa0fT. Nog If.-Ihe third sunuai ctn.
veutson ol CbrsHan WORKERS q The
Uuifed states aud Cassta 0pened u M
TsleraReic ~ E. ehnFeE iiiis morn NJ a,i'i
Wis esat.uue aFe azfs At50t 20 cess
gFftz arc f.rf6aE5.
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SFW ORLEANS. Sss. Two has teen
received fsos4l tisnxidsaaFiiie thai : ueSro
vas lyneAed for Aifezai ting az uafrase on
al u year gld cata.
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Farmer KiIl. HIs VIC.

stnyVfxxo. Nor. 5S.-At iesdst0wu.
T-r1,snt,ail eonnty, o. today, Peter zhssly
Al aged farmer. sfaE and instantly killed
hss Wffe. aged "a. The S1uFdcrrs : f'elseFtd
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THE NExr nousE.
A Democrat Claims Majority OF

WASHINGTON. Nov. f5-- Representative
Thompson, secretary Of the Democratic
congressional committee, told star re-
rsorter this AFTERNOON that be thought The
democrats would certainly have q major
ity OF one or three in the next house.
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Lewis & cilman's Addition,
Lynch g. Shields Addition,
Bagley's Orient Addition.

All near Jackson street Cable road. 4oxioo
in sire and CLEARED. 500 to $40 each.
Thero has already commenced along the
line Of the new cable road what win be
THE GREATEST BUILDING BOOM
Seattle has ever seen. People viii not
climb even few blocks np our steep bills
ON foot when they can avoid II by living
on cable nne Hundreds of home
builders and landlords have already con
iTacted for from ono to twenty houses each
along and near Mil and Jackson streets.
Such building movements greatly and rap
Idly increase values.
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maRmrsoS.s MAJORITY.
IL WIN Re Ahout $4,000 in New
York.

Nav YaEK, Nov. ik-oaieial returns
from As ont Of 80 counties In the state, and
reliable estimates froia others, show uar-
rison's majority IL apout ia.coQ
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Greatest Value for Your Money
< For = Long = Holding ,

It Is generally best TO buy In a locality
which from its natural advantages must
eventually increase greatly In value, but
which is at present low priced, because un
improved itself and because Of lack OF
transportation and other facilities. Among
the investments OF this class which we
offer are Hiawatha Park and Hazelwood
additions. Our one and Eve acre tracts IN
Hiawatha Park are offered at retail at
prices. viz:
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TO ABOLISH rERouIsIrEs.
Federal Attorneys. Marshais and
CIerks should Receive Salaries.

WASHINGTON, Nov lA-First Andiiof
Chenowtfh, Ia his annual report 10 the
secretary OF the treasury, recommends the
sboiifion of the fee system ae applied TO
United States attorneys, saarshals and
clerks. aud the adoption Instead 81 just
aud reasonable salaries.
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CAUTION

Requires you before investing in real estate
to consider the general principles Of such
Investments and TO investigate our claim
10 giving the
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The Movements - Ans7 -
y pf7REszss -, No4. -. = = s1sl,... =.
4. ss.e e-rea.tf gmsi.sa n trulpF . Nfstef1
sss.4.s - Nsve Z wa a. atsssf. faF fiesc*
~ - ,assess < & 10 G&vfln4 1ffsnsS
sesessaFv Is ;.frserFe t1e Hiiltsff -
esssarsreI alth fsree< r11inisspee ~
hasshss lnx peF1zz
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Hazeiwooa Addition

. offer lots 2Sxiao feet IN
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SEsF YaaG. N0x. 1A-Rear Admiral
pslawfssas cass!ltsoa Is lzuch improves
siuee yeszssasr. FEie8ds beiieye ~ viii
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f.u sb5uf rnf4asxet lnss rexht- asd has
fallen Almost ussigars sa1syEatssasA ssff
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rksas. nov. ll--fifieea W0rknefi ia tsie
Seysns qusfries s. zakFe kass been sofsed
~ z faz.ffEt,ce.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-16
Investments for Quick Turns.

For this class OF investments property
in localities which have already had the
advantage of public Improvements is best
adapted OF this kind we offer lots In.
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xxF yssx. NcF. 1s--Nrs. Jay Go0ld i
% Ear ar rruxess thai sszsT.z hcpes are en-
.s.-saa xez fnr her ultimate Eeeaysry.
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MasTPELsEE. VI. Nors BIN tie eaisse
Of Representative this morning the bill
granting women the Tieas 81 suifrasc SSs
aqfea-ess ~ go q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-16
rEUcuIESG ATTACK on TIRE EXECUTIVE
BOARD.

eMen have been placed in oiiicr with me
with whom would not for moment as
seciAae in private or business enterprise
with hope Of success, YET for the sake Of
the good that might follow. siieuce a0a
forhearaace under the circumstances have
been observed by nie. Fancy the ceBdi-
ton which the unitea colonies would have
found themselves ia had the frst 10 wears
of tae goSesnmeut of iAe United states
been delegated TO such men e. ! describe,
and the iatcres; Of the 8. .ool. .0e0 Of that day
were no greater than those that were
placed IN The keeping ci the general exec
ntiys board OF the Knights OF Labor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-16

wAsHssSrox, Suv ks.-A AraestsME of ihe
AGEse eeaa1nlttes On apsis1pf lAss1Ft s'As
teea eagisd fog Wednesday nexs.
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