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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-10
TILE BEER LICENSE ZEE.

II is expected that the opponents OF High
License in the Senate will lay great stress on
the amount of the beer license fee. The facts
need only be stated to show that the figures
named in the bill are not high, as compared
with other High-License laws, but moderate
As the bill now stands, liquor license cam
not cost less than $500 nor more than Sl'ooo;
a beer license cannot cost less than SlOO nor
more than $500. The Pennsylvania High
License law makes no distinction between
liouor and beer licenses. In the largest cities
The fee for either is fixed at $500; the lowest
nossible fee is in townships and is S15. The
Illinois law makes the lowest possible beer lee
$3.50; the local authorities can make 1t as hlgh
"a they choose The Michigan law fixes the
beer tax at $500, or three times the proposed
minimum in New York. In Nebraska all IL
censes in cities cost s 900 and in towns 5000;
in Missouri all licenses cost $3.50. In Mime
sofa liquor licenses in cities of 10000 and more
inhabitants cost $1,000; in other cities $500.
But we have an example in the history OF our
own city during the High-Liccnse experiment
from 1866 TO 1870. Under that law the mini
mum liquor fee was $3.50 and the minimum
beer fee 500. Thus the beer fee was higher
in proportion TO the liquor fee under that law
than under the pending bill.
These figures prove that there is no ground
for complaint against the figures named for
liquor and beer licenses, or against the proper
ton they bear to each other. They are so ar
ranged that the sentiment of the community
can fix the degree of restriction to which the
traffic shall be subjected, and still permit JUS
tice to every interest. The opponents of tho
bill should find some other pretext.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-10
CTAD THEATRE

An unknown performer named O'Connor, came for
ward last night at the Star Theatre Hamlet and he
will remain there one week His proceedings were
observed with commngled WEAKNESS and hilarty, by
considerable assemblage of an inferior class OF play
goers This performer is apparently somewhat AFFLICTED
with mental indrmity and there persons who are
either heartless enough silly enough to find pleasure
in guylng him. The affair Is not worthy OF notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-10

Henry F. Gillig, who Is charged with smuggling
a diamond necklace into this port, asserts that
the package was handed TO him at Liverpool, and
when he discovered what 1t contained he en-
deavored to send it back. If he had been honest
and handed it to the customs officers. to whom ne
declared he had nothing dutiable. he would not
have been the subject for trial upon charge OF
attempting to cheat the Government OF Its dues
Mr. Gillig should at least be consistent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-10

Judges Wallace and Lacombe, of the United
States Circuit Court, did a graceful act yester-
day in appointing Mr.. John A. Shields as clerk
of the court. Commissioners Shields has prac-
tically been the clerk, so far as the lawyers and
general public were concerned Tor many
years, and his promotion is an example OF inc
right kind of Civil Service Reform.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-10

THE TR1BUYE's London correspondent on
Sunday week furnished our readers with the
cist of Mr.. Matthew Amold's ill-tempered criti-
cism of America, printed in the current Nine
teenth Century," Everybody who read Mr.
Smalley's dispatch will be glad to peruse more
In detail Mr.. Arnold's jeremiad. Liberal ex-
tracts from his paper are therefore reproduced
on our sixth page this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-10
annex TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Bns,ness Notifes.


"PArENr Cur TROUsERs.p
.....,n,, :. inv 10 orr specially OF "THoxrsoNs
YsSsST CUT" READY.MADR TRoUsERs FOR tn,y 80.
~, noeuarity now ~ . Ready Made Eusish spsSs,y
Ssssuse they are good, styiiah. eomfsrtAois esshs
"~''.''' W. PRICES PROM Is 80 TO % 90. c.,,,.v
r O. THOMPSON Merchant Tailor ana Cothisr'
gas Broadway (noar Post Omcel.
TRIBUNE TERMS TO MAIL sUBscRIBEKs.
Daily. with Sunday ESQ ~ ~ '7S
e.nd,v Tribune -. so ..sr 80
weekly Tribune go. I 90 80
sen weekly Tribune 90 ..,..S NJ. a,
Remit BY Postal Order. Express ordef' Cns'A' Oi "
Registered Letter. - ...,.,.-.a ,sttsr
cash or Posul Note. sent In an unfes'''ef'a ''''
win be at owners risk. ,y.-vo,x
ADDRESS all correspondence simply The Tribune NV"
1esk.
BRANCH OFFICES OF THE TRIBUNE
Advertisements for publication in The Inpune, n y.
orders for regular delivery OF she daily paper, w.
ssesiyed ut the following branch omces 10 rev ~
R,aneh once 1928 Broadway, q m 70 m
No. $50 Broadway. between 22d ana I"o ss' ~
No sO8 West 23d-st, 10 q m 10 3 p m
No TAO sd.sye near 37thst. 10 q M. 70 4 p m
No ii o7 ave, near eoth-st, 10 m 70 m m
M 1870 Eat l26th-st, 80 ave. ~ In !" -"
.,,,,h.ss
Union souare No. 1853 4th.ave., corner OF 1&n'ss
100 West l2d-st.. near oth-sva
1,70S 1stave
No 1870 East 12sA-st, open untfl 80 p m.
IN OTHER CITIES.
wsshington-1,322 Est LOndon-2e BeofOfos~' o1's"1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-10

Senator Chandler proposes an effective check
mate TO the Southern Bngadiers who have been
engaged for nearly week in filibustering in
The House. 1t is simply to re-enact the law
levying the direct tax in 1861. and to proceed
10 coAect from the disloyal States the amounts
which they never paid and which are still
owing. Mr.. Chandlers bill is given in our
Washington dispatches 1t is dose of medi-
cine which Mr. Oates, Mr. Breckenridge and
their associates in these disgraceful proceedings
will not relish.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-10

General Boulanger must have keen realiza-
ton of what a superabundance of friends
means. His candidacy for the Department du
Nord was announced several days ago. but
electors elsewhere are tumbling over one an
other in their eagerness to vote for him. On
Sunday he got majority Of the votes cast in
the Department du Dordogne although he had
declined to be q candidate. He has written
letter refusing to accept this seat. The putting
of the General on the retired list has only in
creased his popularity. That there will DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-10

Gentlemen who attend the Democratic National
Convention must be sure to see the Hickory Club
Of this city 1t promises to be the decorative
feature Of that body. The members will wear
gray Prince Albert suits, white high hats and
white gloves and will fall in gracefully behind
the gallant Colonel NJ c. Murphy and lovely
brass band. 1t is too bad that an organization
thus Respondent should waste itself upon Il con-
vention that is not to name the winning candl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-10

Prince Bismarck may not have desired to out
live the old Kaiser whom he had served with such
fidelity throughout an historic reign. lie may be
pardoned if he cherishes the hope of surviving
the present Emperor. lie has long score to
settle with his chief adversary in German politics,
the present Empress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-10

The rights OF passengers in sleping-cars have
been again upheld. man who was robbed OF
$40 while asleep had his suit against the company
thrown out Of court; but the General Term last
week ordered q new trial on the ground that 1t Is
the duty OF the company to watch over its sleep
ing passengers and that if the Waterman was
absent the company is liable for the loss. Why
don't the companies put safes in their sleeping
carsP The passengers could then have theii
valuablcs locked up and would go to sleep IN
peace and security, while the companies would
save themselves a good deal of annoyance and
trouble
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-10

have been glancing through the two handsoins
volumes recording the notable features In the pup.o
and private career Of the Bancrofts. IL is tn',T
- 400 that first saw Miss Marie wilton, slight
mau creature nervous and anxious, poor ca H. gus
even then appreciative, intelligent, honest ana
the hard working mainstay Of poor, open m0u No.
family, always not much from rapaeiy a. no'"
actual necessity crying give, give. She played
small character In a farce Of mine-my secona
matlc production, preposterous knocksoou' o. " NV
surdty, the mere remembrance OF whom mAa -,
ears Jingle She played It with Keen 20 W. o. oos
humor and q hearty thoroughness as'on''as ., IN.
SO young This was before the srca' aa s.,. go
strand burlesques. where the ssucy MISS h,s a.
the town by storm when Dickens re0o,u's - usds
mlrstion of her bright originality ,,.n begun
continues to this hour and enhanced BY 'I. mons ,as:
that her husband has for twenty 80 80, .na.,s,ood
my closest allies SO, 1t viii be rssany a ,sass two
Una. ~ 'ne lacking glass image OF my
self In my long buried youth n'~'
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sxsgIrIxs.


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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-02

n fsusvs.s srsasfus = ri -
vae Ell ~ rscsra yssssF6ay:
AS 0~uas snA v;se,c Q C phisnsy. -
Is anA v Rory b acaff5ea. S7oA
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5. b eex - D Da1nys q otsisD.
DIT Dsney cd enc s. 2 DEN.H 40
aed : etoek "a Re,k aA1ssisa, -
!. . eck s. r r. a1didsa. 81
Dewnx c Kesy Jon sa4 VIE - Chn,bss
Fl taker. f~ncx ct I'D scr11 - - Z. y 81
north. rasge snsf, SD0
Ye-sh q d wife 70 Au-etn Mr. aDd
u Nason<y. isss snd !. Mock - Dsn-
ny's .senst . - reny'A $50
hook a. Ner,er's secosd efdis1oo essn.
l. Denry ard wife % Charlse d Dra-
per. LOT book =. Park aA6irios. esso :
l. " b Had aud vie b Arthur II
Neade. lot hack : i1ss sed 4 hacck Z
BAlissd's sd1srson- ts wa -i.ashser. ga
charles Becker e al to A0guse psscnes.
&c, csass s,nx y . .,,s, IN sec n p >
~ Wand @ " Hail 70 John Hauisoa
lot 10. hook p Sarah A Bel addttaOA
Aan'e g Smart and Husband to Chassrs
Grant PerkinA Iose l. !. . AMI 3 block 81
Et.s anD Krixhs's a<seisien, san
cc.,kin. and vita. " D wood sd
wife. = Chxries n Baker. tact IN sec y
- tp % norsh range casI $40 0oo
LsuI=a selden and husband 70 c G
C-lkirs aad W ID Wood sr.cs In &c 00
sp u north. rsnge east ejo0Q
" III sm Cochran to William Jul. lots
l: . s-d bloek = PseasAat Ridge s6di-
Charles H Paker to Robert y Me-sd-
cen. tract OF l6} acrrs In &c g g. tp =
ror b. range eat SO COO.
joha 3 MsCL tster ssd w'fo TO john
MeGrssh. tract coofa ming - acyeo u &C
u p "a LorsA range eas,. 5000.
J Connor to = H hsbbart. LOS & block
q. rorthern addition. 1lO
= 4 Hneaart and vic % y n Ho'meA
WIN Hsxsst to Ma velise ioss q ..
10 sad II. block Z Burke ssconA addition.
$40
Lyman B Andrews and wife 70 Aaais
Q smart block ~ Ccmstock addition.
Vim d Wood and wife to W p Bcyd
trscs containing 40 acscs In &c q ia
lp IS no tn re &c easr $500
W ID Hicks ana wife 10 Frank + Cur.
lir g los sG and q. block . Hieks sddi-
Hs sorwali 10 C @ Calhins end W d
Wo,d. tract Of q scr. In sc 6. tp d
north. range esst q o..
ID lyon and vile TO Aibsrt Han~en
md Jcsss b kese ahe'g. one half Of lot g
bioc- ~. A A Denny addition. e360.
N Lyon and wife to Aib-ft Henen
and Joset h kosen berg one half OF lot 6,
b eek "A. A A berny's sddisioa, 5000.
James W Reynoids to Al ,ert Haaseo.
81 IL book 81. Noes second additlon.
s2o.
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PRRsONAL5.

usrasI Bsniisea = ssseadins eoars IN Ts-
D. y, Jscts,a Of Poss 0ambls. vss fn The
0oy ysstssdsy.
Major Aiser wbyts Of Tacoma came 10
osvn yssseriay.
CT. haafssd return d last evraies from
WashIngson. y. q.
= Maurice MN ek "a and vile returned hons
hss svs<ins ON the Alaskan
M. a G. Alien, F~saru d yesterday from
basiasss Wait 70 San francisco.
r.. ". 4. Fussess has ascsptsd position
ma he n.asslsL Lshs sSoss 3 stern.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-02
HOW
BUY LAND!
Certified checks, payab ct
sight, on the PUGET
SOUND NATIONAL
BANK. given a.
security for
money In
vested.

YNo THOSE DESTROYS OF BUYING PROP.
L ersy On time. and bscomiog pro osryy
oWuefs and lanijosds. ~ oGsr IL follcsin9:
We Will allow 700 from three moths 10
ave years' tine recording to the isAd yos
ssleoe
We charge neither premium OF in.sre., o.
uos psynsnfs' and van give voc wssrsa ~
We hsve lots q $40 ADD - tia, Or. e,oss
- Ma tnon street. and are within radius Of
ono aud half miles from the Puaof6cs.
they lie veil nd are dr0rshie loea.
We reqeire only 10 per cent. - an earnest
money and we will givs cer,inrd CHECK Tor the
paymsns.
Ths check 10 drawn BY the Pact Sound Ma
ttonal bons. and 10 made pay abie o. sixht. 10 az
granting the paScbassr advartsecs and nsfvf.
leeee that have never been before oesrsd.
Afssr You have basgatoed for ons or more
lots shouii yDu. through sick 80 OF accident,
b one preasea fer money, you have oaly 10
presnnt Jour chscis ., the baak and thry viii
b cashed on toe spos foY ths1r tai face value,
should yeu see other lana that you consi. sr
. b,stsr bargain the above stiu holds good
In short. tue MONEY IN The bank asAits your
ordes apd v absolutely beyond our control
uEtll yos preeent The checAs ~ u in psymess
IN fail for he piece Of shs land bssssinsa Tor
You Me. thesefOfe, oy the option aud PRIV
Ieees We o0ss insured Against sccident. You
are your trsssares Spd bsnker sud = TIE sane
time IN ovaes II valu spls property.
oheu ld you Of apy tune. hos svxP. pv-xs nj
The checks 81 b,ht for pes msut they Vii. b.
lnmsdisasiy borored asa foexzrssd 70 D.,
aud you sG-reby snaul sll rashts Of psrck = -
q the said lafd
We osss . ssidsn opportunity nd Advise
poo ~ euy NV. Don't vai, Tor 0me and
negligence 10 sGord yeu the orpsrfunisy OF
saying. coaid have bought such aaa such .
los fee moushs ago for 20 mach ana nov il
10 worth 20 much, bot eay novIi
Mare yeas iaoons, NJ nAs,sr how email.
earn sometbins. set POUR conner slone L..
fore The y ON sod e~usal ireIn tue s.,s.es
TrAascuosaoesai fAalro.as als heSs IA fer
Statute.
NSoafsctaring u 0oa1ishtn. and srovfar
win hssstay grevth.
0tneral eommeses y u . state Of Sab, tar.
ta~l progression
The daily pApees ase aiied = ita accounts Of
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-02
RED LITTLE DAY.
syyy rsrsu SKsrs yItsD voa nscoso sEs
rpspAr ~ gug Aupttos's osysos-

pspaty Aulitns Wood arev isas AM
- breath yesterday evening sssn sss doors
asAs ssdises' oeBcs vsse slsssd sad o he
~ aoWn he Pan said;
rats ;. shs btxssss dav Tor records yea.
m, t.s,rumsats have bs~s nleJ. AMI twenty
epSsn q ssesu are d~eds Tsss naAes on an
evsssss one ipstsuasnt foe svery ten n mates
ase< he ofze ops, ed this mo'siaa u thA,
M ss,dsna~ thst thing sr, banning, !
Nnet kuos sbss the vord mssas'
Ssea toe dsvssy ma itsor ores bis csair up
\ esnvsciea, tssis ant did some master
oesssns, by TIE si IL .ths aotss OF fosr-ls
sla1ssgnrua rs,,ostes. Win some rssIArsAoae
vvssits. Il vas discovsrsd that the record Tor
ssabss II nnstruments vas assia bfoseb.
han With respect TO tbs tssai namesf eled
ass u the sumner which were deeds Ias
tseai AID reach dty. sad Of these w,niy
evss vuss a~sas lae assrs - z OF ihs on
u1nss,isas sss ssI.ls5 tn. lssest eoas,d
ON;toa Gas Z % saa the 6ishsss tia.eo.
f.s<p vsrs rlsnt scsds 10 whoa he On -'sies
ssisa vss $50 or lea, az otse~c " Asi
olMp eve p-sur. Q tiss o aud 500. -four b.
tuvn S3so ant ~ o.. End iogr es,vese ss,p
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~ ess.iissstion sAs tioo0.
Ia sss s-sn . bis day" saii ~. Wool,
- are iiSs tia, be r-co 4 IA be ana saed
~ 10 sRsasrs aossa iinss before ioas.'
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s~ua lssass.a = e o. 3 81
~. b r snnd1s. = n~sseRx.
2@. 70 n<bssee. -. = ( 1872.
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L. 4 iresssss1 - sfss. . Q -.
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nni1ssod Aeess Hamaes en1 III. Via
boa - 8pofao. - 1Uoo4 DAn = Gsfl
ost-s6sg Gosnssa - - fatlfse1 trAs6,
~ sAss - haA = his ppeeet 1Aeges
epssre1 9TH htsoA + - Uboo tn
skess3 - abous - s9see the sfsta wa
ste aosaasd sfss afssse, Oss Rs9sss
-vsa. IN "a b b.sA Aass f~ IN
yssss. guess
~wss. shss uskes yoa ~ thss.
Dss?s frqaafsd TO- shenA-
ia. ] saen I'm suaisy." b ~
Tni.. With other evidenes. The shefid
hsisevxs 10 euocga 70 j7stasy biz hofdsna
the Aocased. Indian Rse=ss and Dan
uese arrested veiie tgeshes. ard TIE
sheriff believes TIN: d n 10 guilty and
fnss Rogers sltees beiped 10 do tee
kislfce. o. " "a sscsseosy Afe f the
fact. Aod 10 cons<Qasnsiy sq7aliy gohiy
With Dan.
Prosecuting Attorney Ronsld ssii:
ssntrFa Ccrhrzu kuoSs tnsf I SAN
monsa the ~ nc ksrsop. ard be also
knsvs TIE nsdirg Of that Jury, sad l
have irssFastei tim 10 dlsSase1e tee
m 70. .. sas unsb.e tc staef any tvl-
6-nce Whatsoever 80 to tcesr
Rnlis- I voasd not - cs:
sartrtses bot that they kislec
raca other IN O drupksn bfAsl
Why vii be NOT dis-h.rRs tee mepf
TnsG's the q iesston- If D. thsnks that
the coarty cou msssioSess viii gay for
Al haass eoxsd after l hsvs ordered
tneif discharge. he Siii BE- badly left
shsnd Cochran told NE that Indisr
Dso had indirectly confessed 70 the
killing, bo. that isa's enoaxs 70 eouvics
tie accused
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ksnSa Nbpkp Las, htsas ~ TIE
AAsAss va ssskas from T.es1a seH'ss-
- sAs vs 90 ,ss wharf le.as a. ser -
yeastfst nts e.uss very nssr sreTptss iHia
sss. fosrv l. q rsFsssa ~ ia~ att see
- ~ ! ~ tias ia, nse,.rd a sasta ths
uhseA a.saiy sss sen aooa taFr
- ~ eSeairs a. Al.s ifese IL srcas
- plsse, Asd Be .eat k1an ase t4sss 81
Ssesra 90 tAs sasf sad Gals save-i iszsss'
- . esas satA ~ essel!ss 80 E4ssfsAd ~
e.nH ss aras.
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sorea - TIE se,S~tax peS0s,icss
- Esststsy SAssasce4 Is tAas seset tF,sEa
v. D. sPsEoer. as~as Of Tie fsits
= sssszsA'P O., claNhaA ssa Pas
Aasvz, 80. Or So is4s os%NEEi g.
q sasry. trsa zsss Nj ! ssss ul
.~N~aS IN ShafE g. The osSAs - 4,
T. isar-ss- - sssfss EST ~
lisp tsaxaS - - . "a sc. 81
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u stA sSAs.e..ca-r Ego hers b O..
kse y 1 stoaS.s Sa.s
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CONS and prics oar j-rssys this veek
81 ia redu,ed to Sos. e2O0 to 75o, e 80
60 tl.Oo. Every thing IN our whole
stock 10 proportion, mast b sold this
wetk. Toklss 4 SinQeRman. ia29
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- ~ 10 naffoS afteg asaa.
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acSsss<c N. eSsalHs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-02

Remnants eeli salks ars sssiss Anosi
gwen asay. Flashes aud ye.ysts WITH
sat rS.zsd TO yssas- Iok.as ! sieees.
rsa. jxs2
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New silks, OleaFy,

."SAssAPAsILiA AND Iso1 WATHs."-
Tee trade only Supplied By The A. p
Hotaiing o.. sole agents. fe3-6
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Hack dress goods a. q tisek siiss.
psiees thai yea casnci sf2rd &c u e.. =
NED sros gram SIX .5s LIS aasiity.
s.soi dress soats, a. area, reaac-d fgeua
d - as Ickias 4 sing RVS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-02

New cresones and drsperies just Open.
cd, at Chester Cieary's.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-02

lo.-x 10. OF l.rse tscrrd cashmere
.vs.Gs ssgtAhle Tor ufs.s~sA Chester
I.xAfy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-02

Special drives In lace curtain nsts.
Chester CleArv,
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ia la 81 sll-saal ir,eys; eo'oret
vsss fsonis; SPECIAL; IS. Chsstss Clsary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-02

fec acre traca fA-H-ocs mile fru0 Lake
gssAinstea aea y mites frsn 4 l.. d. 8.
RsIlfsal; ~ sfr res esearsd. eue acre bsssisa
srplss ard p<sxs; Asess. With soc pad ~
insas4nse polscy fos tire yssxs; price ea4o.
stxhsy .csss-osarsr of niie frcn Isss
wssslnstne. sete.s fRez JaeAsop s,Seet; szsss-
bssy bsss. ~ - scrs.
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