, 1888-02-23
From THURSDAYS Daily.

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u.., @'''e went u Tacoma.
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D.. 80. ".S .''''''S do "'~h Is ei'o' IN
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'tus'i'' Co'o-i' Is SAlpPioS 'hlE-
One ne" ml ch 60" anu ea-J for sale.
Apply "' 'ii'S "'i.e
ns SA.''Ins S'up ..e every Sa'uF-
0'~'''''- = le' ''L'e'
waiter Bowen, 0! the customs service,
N"S = u o'lie' ''si''Hg NM
H. Dnrsm"f ~ SoHs Will open two
coal mineS at ComaXr B. G. this siFinE-
Astoria claims TO be infested with
mp 'anWlnkies' We sympatl.z ze with
heF'
Indianappoii= would like very much
to secure the Democratic National con-
rention-
Port Biahely Is rapiPly bu:Iding her
mill. 1t viii be larger and better than
ever before.
Geo. Venable Smith is in town on his
way home from the ca t. He gees 10
Angeles today.
Smallpox is dying out in San Francisco
A building and loan association is Oh
thu tapis for this city.
Cali'oruia is busy pIaDtIur orange
sreves. Thousands Of acres viii be
planted this winter.
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t,,n ossc,oiation IT. :. aa7..sI.Ta
srt,rorisa for co s,,,oII - 49,.
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Gar,o.a;o at-a1- 3
whole dsy this week irving to find a 10.
easiou, and could find but one vacant
dwelling in towns
po.ifo o,r,t,, t,os !A,o,,4 ea zoo o.,o
s5ooO er,,si5v roisoa 70 so,rro .ho LII
iug of the narrow-guage railroad from
Iiwacco to Oysterville.
Tacoma cbanoas nostmastArs I.E
samnsop oivez nIaca toJ n Weather.
,a5 Tb;s j. ono of tho Last obonoes 70
taLe placa m acconnt r. poI;,ios
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gof back from Kansas, whittier she had
gone with her aged father who was out
here on visit last summer.
The weather prophets predict that the
0regonidn will be democratic paper
before the year is out and will try to
swing Oregon for Cleveland.
IT ia now claimed that the great Dem
his Ryan Sneiter, OF Tacoma, will soon
be turning out frst.class brick. This
will be good news, as Tacoma is building
in some notably poor ones.
III, Coo..,o Ill.,. .,1,.,, -
.ho woIo Of Tur Ancrs INV louncbino
ont INTO rooI e,ta+e He hide f,ir r, oat
hi. oIotho. ,vosbad r,ost ayarr rvaaL
barsaftar as n consaouence
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.hnI-aD ..a"t,I - 80
a. t,sLo1 - SIT
Hi, therel Alr. Street Commissioner
Suppose you clean up the streets on the
hill little bit; throw the loose stones
auo aeosis ou' Oh the way u h"eAs, GU
Doh' you tnlhh IL "ouiu n-Ae vISitois
tise up ana can you olesseo' "eii a.
IL Is now lhey mostly give you i8't'
hahued of'sSihg'
Hr. and Mrs. Il. ID. Gays and their son
Elan will arrive here Monday, from
Cassapolis, Michigan. They have visited
Michigan, Illinois and Kansas during
.s-Sheir three months absence; the most
OF which time has been spent in the
above mentioned town. Mr.. Gays and
80 49,
A gentleman called al tnlS oihce yes
terday to make inquiries about investing
:, IL, raaI estate He cot one look
- wash;na+o, street With its wealth
uo"n =" "'N' - .a-1.-,,1
Ia-s 60 on5 otbo,
old ooxes' parhyaro teiuse' aliu otne-
picturesque surroundings, and 1t siek'
susd him. His opinion in general, and
.noo;o, NJ town that wouId allow itself
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"s.srCr ~ Do uios 80 antha1;t,, ms, now
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