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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-25

2Ue Sacks Early Roe Potatoes.
1000 sacks Peerless Potatoes.
500 Sacks 8cgbank Potatoes.
100 tons Kiaathy Hay.
100 Ions Tsn0thg aEd Clever Fay
100 Tons Eastern Washington
Wild Hay. so Tons Wheat.
: Cars Bran snd Shorts. mixed.
2O toa Gro- nd And EolIea -arisv
Spokane NiII> Eztra FIoar.
EfieasbuFgh Mills Extra Flour.
5000 Sacks choice Washington
Oats.
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SAS igGNCt-Do. Dec. gt-Adyices from
Honolulu r. port the ARRIVAL there II the
British man of.WBr Hyaciuth. from Tahiti
TIE Hyscinih called a. Maiden island and
?, cgived two shiVwrvekcd crews of a
men They iuCludc the master. two ana "a
and li men Of the German srip Hermaun
au1 eiEht 90 the crvw OF thc Ssrdi>h bagk
Virgo, both yvsSv.s having hycn wrecked
uu the island November q Tho vessel,
were sucuurvd OF shor- when a heavy
Storm came up aud swept 'hem upon she
br ak.rs. The Wtu attempted Ia escape
ga bUa's, but hoac with iae taptafn. nate
cHrrt utsr cook aud two s-aiutu If tAe
Virgo was raf~.Eetl ami Ell SIX drowned
an ui ihr HpUusuu's crew ,scuree
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All Chronic, Nervous aud Special
Diseases SkItlfuIIy Treated.

Dr. G.. johnson. who recently spent
eight months In the priucipal hospita :
aud i,ading medical institutions Of New
York City investigating the most recent
discoveries in medicine and surgery, hay
ing resumed practice IL Seattle, Is pre-
psrcd TO treat all classes OF chrouiC
inaladies. snch as liver complaint, dNS
PERSIA Rheumatism. all affections Of the
kidneys. hyaft an8 lungs all skin and
blood diseases, all ailments arising from
n weakened nervous SYSTEM all rectal
discls, :, nn gcnito urinary diseases. aud
all diseases peculiar IA women. according
% the latest aud most improved methods
Consultation free. Charge moderate
Oflee, rooms - AID so, New Ytsler b vckt
Miil STREET. d&w
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PASSENGER LISTS.

Oregon -sort ilue-Passcd Huntington
rhcs ooudDu- NICK smith. Florence Meyer
", H. Webster, ". Thompson ana vile
aud 4 gccund.c'ass.
Oregon q CH.illFuia-Passed Msdfafd
II. - AFilegafe, 6. s. Elliott, &. Hni
Frank D ifisbec. Harry Z. Lewis. {. &
Ei.er, Belle Psiemors. .. Banuug, Ma
x by, aud eg immigrants.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-25

PEIzs FIgHT.-A fight to e haish took
place near sesttIe. sunday evening, be
tween Tom Cieary Of ssn Ffaneiseo and
r. ). saith Of Dakota, for purse o. $500.
The contest was witnessed b. about %
sporting men from the elfy. each Of whom
laid 40 for the privilege. The contest
ixs{rd sIE rounds. The sfsi fEe Of which
were tame. Cleary forcing his man, AID
smith hghfiBg OF askwar.ily, showing
distress toward the iast. In the sixth
round EieEry begun work 10 earnest aud
ia iess than iso minutes hal 5m4ih hep
less, aud before the end d the F0uad IN.
seas bic
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sn1rprxe MOTIFS.

Ths steamer AIkI arrived SUNDAY Es9h'
from Port sazd. ast wiii icaa FfHnkIn
esas fsr the latter FsaEl
The bark Orexon came IN FROM san Frss
c5seo saa6zY afternoon. AMI sill iSa'
Cedar Nozatafn eaai far -en Fransssco.
TIE sssanssbiy tTSpstflls- Capt z "
Ho5saes. fyf,u. 4su Frsnaisoa, 4TrfTed IA
thEs t.prs yesterAay evening Al : - o5el6ck.
500 sailed frBzn SeB Frasselsee with =
easla raseeaxrrs sa1 - siseTxzf. bszsides
5asz tss1s 81 general rterehzGstsr. Ire
cargo AS cfaEixaesf e. foIA1Hse victoria
g ts8s. SsnesssFfrs = G. ~ tons, For.
Jfyxrser,d. q tons. esstsis. 4as tors and
TasssHsa. 20 tots. The lAse arr1Tsi 81 the
yfssnaer Sas due 70 she strong hes5 w3nd
whieA prevailed during rs0st 81 the voyage
-. aa8 henVy sea sesrsBK from sae ngrsa
west TIE time taken from wharf 70 wharf
wss - hcsrs
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CHkfsrxAs GEEEYIsG.--Bemea ard 70
chester. rooms and ? PoHcin block. ex-
tend the greetings Of The season and while
fhey faa's visit you al wigh reTsembr4ucss
fheT S3sa "a state that they vii hegfa to.
m9rs0S 20 form Zoe syndicate On The EztsE
ff0us ls0d 90 Eiiiaff bay IN West seattle.
shares ar 1850 eash. ard the syndicate viii
fse formed on 9 basis that VIII ius1se two
hundred per cent. profit. whiic II vii a. o
give Shareholders 30 opportunity 70 make
9 dVnB.e prOft b selecting and receiving
dessds 70 hfs 20 the Sell amount Of Eulsserips
tioR. retaining a. the ssrne time hik inter
=, ia al pr0dts. such an opp0Tfanlf
may NOT oreus again.
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GRAND AND rEur JURORS.
ysBIrss Drawn for the February
Term ~ the District Court.

The foilewinz yeBirez IF grznd ssd petit
Jurors have been drawn fr ne February
terra d ssss district court
Gfand--W A. Euffenshaw yossph Green,
Jsc.sb Fuffa. George ~ Hall. Joan kewAu.
D. o. Dgrse. JafnFs Campbell. A. L8ast,
Ti0anaa oAkley, 4. = ChEriesf0B, Tnoma.
Brennan. J. G Mssei, JOHN Collins. Benz
cs5e. EsHara f,uthric. George Charleston.
Jssab FfaaeHtsai
Petit. ". TeEBplefsu- p. H. spFazue.
William Robertson. Patrick Walsh. T. ~.
Parker. II Rode, A. seekstrHm. Alfred
Innfioa, Jotu LaaneRaH. e. a.. Rose.
Heary sheehaH. T. r. Wusthoff. " 4.
Sissz. I. s. B0ooe, y II naoaay. Phiiu
Rutherford, william Jafiixn. r 1lf6Dgr.
KHli Holm = 4eD1gsAii. " .. IAi4nef,
EiWarss Iaaa9OB, John Graf, ,. II. Per.
kins. W. ~ Maxwell
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ELECTION OF OFFicERs.--At regular
meeting Of the Western Central Labor
Union Of this city. held last evening. the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing six months President, C. r. Car
roll; vice president. Martin Judge: hnau-
ciai secretary, d. O'BHen; recording sec.
Rotary, Fred Russell. The organization il
in tionrishing condition, aud 81 The pres
Cnt time there are IA local labor 0rgAuiza-
lions represented in this body.
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OLYMPIA news.
Merry Christmas wsddiag An
naunrement Personal.


nauneement Personal.
oLyaIfA, Dee. 24-rho city presents az
unusually lively app. afAaee to-day. the re
snlt 81 iarge Influx OF country people and
loKgsrs. ali the thlnps having shut dos %
dunug The hgiidass Business houses are
crowded with customers al eager 60 30
cure o b8nBiiiul supply % Christmas
presents for their ffiends. Tile Crugfpfa-
iionai aad Episfupni -Hatag schools viii
hold theiF ehristmas tres festivities 20.
Dighf and are mAkiua extrus.g~ prepafa.
items for tfge same. Society events PROMISE
Co bt lniir unurfuHs during thy seek
several private parties. hunting exptdl-
tons and dances having beeu arranged.
Among Ghe former ulsnpans Who are
tnssing ihr holidays with friends iB tbis
city hre X J. Ailfay 81 North Yakimr.
Frei Guyat OF steliaroorn, Lieat John D.
Has deu. u. y A., az san Francisco. Waiter
Grosby - kaiaWH. juGH T. o.iraBtter.
ChsriVs iAHsiiait. Mss hgntna ii,-td Hud 4
n. Mcfa9dpn OF = a'tle, Harry o. CaBles
Of Portland, frnuk & 0aiaEs aud FFzak
l.. Crosby 81 fseufna
Misc Nstiis Ist iur Of This city lpH THIS
morning fer Faulaud. Oregon, where she
will b. united So marriage wilh NJ jack
som 81 Eilenshugh. frlm Portland t1r1
will pro, etd - California on a Wrd5iuR
tour aud aiil b. gone several weeks Miss
Taylor has rvstdta En- This Eifg since Hpr
infancy sud he's macy friends here who
wish her uHbuuudUd hHTpiut ~ through
oat her future NE.
Mr.. Nstla niHmau has been arttalu.rd
guardian IF otto aud Louise ntfHan.
miuufs. by the ufuhuie indke.
Donald -trWnr. a nsnfe 90 Great
Britain. has declared bis ia9ution OF be-
coming an AuHftrau.
Hon John \. ti.tfan1cr 90 seattle aud
Hon. walter Crusby Of Eaiama an, lsuih
engaged ia clerical capacity Goa the stao.
of their brother iu1aw, AZ ~ pUanaaf.
during the hal day fush
"Upclc Benny M-rtiu az ,heuaa Is ia
thr city.
Ms X ", GHHlsna aud wife will soon
leave icf loWa 90 yisit relatives fur fc,y
weeks.
CORPORATIONS N1ENEu
Secretary HwiuEs 'siu recs irf ~ tle gpl
wits aris les 90 iUrofrsfa ian-
Pnliinsa land uUa Improvement Com
pBuy - Pullman, ~ H. capitat s.osG
seta9. nritee. " y Wiuatf~. 4. 3 Fsf.t-
NJ + Phillips " n stevenson and n. 4
True. u Pr laot fH Dies tIs RIAL eatai-.
Arrrhstls huiv' aud B-s E.rsir A.s,
e!slian ui Garfield r.lHrHi sft-.k. SleQV
truslCts. :. 7 tsirt. = r. Cautut,s au,
q. " Nye lts uli cls are to urai in rsa
eN'alv
The Yvupg Men Cu istiau AooelAsle,
g! Cen,fals, " T.
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rreNAcrors frAnr.ss.
Two Assault n Contractor p Another
f. prsfane b. Court.

Two italian laboreFs. named Michael
. asbsra sas Donaii Canon, ernpioged b.
GHisssppe Ciiaiss. q the Italian
Construction Compsny, "a clearing some
land Tor ". O. CalkiBs. committed an e..
sasit gpoa Mr. Cbialea because tbeg did
b9f gel their pay sp8a enough. when
they Eere brought before JuSftes s3ser-
berg esierdaY au Interpreter named John
Costello Hss snpi0yed b. TIE prosecution.
He behaved very unssemly "a TN cgErt
rom aud So ore ~ SIR Chat e. ago gas ora
the stand, Use i8stsca promptly sentenced
him % " DAYS 10 jail for contempt % court
Tae Ease ~ the Dt her two italians vas then
continued nutli WegnesdaY
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STEinBk CLARA BRDA \

I RAVES YEslxRis WHARF FOR Il
=. CONS. 0iymp;s sd BIC skookuTs a. =
4 A. eyery 2ondSy, Wednesday and p
FAY.
EctAruiRg, lexves Shelton. Big sSn0ksm
~ .. n. every Tuesday, Thars.4sy sad -
ast1AY.
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SEw YORK MERCHANDISE MAgEgT.
NEE YORK. Dee. H0ps-siealy and
dniL
-uEaF-Raw inactive and barley steady
refined quiet and easy
Petroleum opened strong a. 90 e, closed
So highest 20 SC, loves; -.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK HAggET.
CHICAGO. Dec. q - Cattle - Receips
coo: strong and Toe higher; b.eFes, 81 no.:
-feers. sfe3 -, siOckcrs aud feeders, 81 ~
teJ p; Texas cattle. 81 Se6s5 %.
U0gs-Reeelp's, l5JO: stronger; mixed
and light, 500 30; heavy, $ ieSdj 81;
skips. s. 40ab 10.
sheep-Keeeipis, 4J5); shipments, 1900;
strong; natives. - 7JdJ -; Western, 50 40
ct Is; Texans. s. 30d3 -.
The Breeaers' Journals eab,egyam from
Liverpool quotes heavy supply Of Ameri-
cen beeves and prices lower; tops, l2c per
pound. eliminated dead WEIGHTS.
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cRelsrsAs wEpplse- BELL..-Narrle

CHRISTMAS WEDDiSG- BELLS. Marriage
licenses were issued yesterday for william
Henry Lilly and Mrs Kathleen A. MrGrath.
both 81 This city. Henry h. Dries Of this
city aud Miss Augusta A. WindmiIler Of
\ ug county. Duncan O. Mclean and Miss
Hannah b. Bangs both 81 King county,
spd Ole Moran and Mrs. Lulu Baur, both
~ 5noh0mish
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sriT 70 coLLscT o. wAGnas7..--sait

sEIr 70 CoLLEcT os wAEKASTs. suit
aaalnst the city Of seattle 20 recover
s4.alf 4 with % per eout Interest accrued
fiona November, lsss, ur,ou several city
warrants WRs begun YESTERDAY ia tie dis
fricl eosirt by ~. o. Halleubeck. The war.
rants Aere Issued GA the contract for the
grazing Of Washington street from Com
ueFciai 70 twelfth streets 70 Contractor g.
~ Alexander. who spid the warrants 10
the FiaindG u days ago. There were four
warrants 81 sJe0 each, eight warrants Of
~ y each and one Df 81 Il
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TELEeEArHIc MARKETS


Sax FRsxciaco. Dec. -4-wbest-Noi
Tanen business Easing issal market nom
Z IL a. ~ 81 f.iSaeI q for standard shipping
Z quality. Offloss. Buyer seasea, 81 5oss,
buEer IsS- 81 80.
Bariey-(lusef sd easy for al dssersp-
tions. So feed. ~ Boyer season. e0e.
04fs-I4beral sssseks sesp prices in favor
o. buyers. eh8lee feed. 81 +; No. ], 81 l@a
M
H5s,s--So change
FDfatoes--Prsces favor bnyeTs, as stocks
sre liberal. Peerless, 500 i5e; Bnrbauks. 20
use; Garnet ehiie, 1egs5e. Early Rose,
80 oe.
husfeF-Pricez weak and rsesipts large
faaey. ale: fair - ehoifs. - e o..
E9g@-GHnfinEe in good deinaad; ranch,
a2isass5e: store l9ss ZSas0e-
sKE yoEK STOCK RETIEw.
NEw YozE. Dee. Ala s.aeks there
were stesdy ard healthy gains throughout
The entire day. The bHying wss of the
b,-st character. while the feeling was OF
uausaa9 bGJg aaey AID the Improvement.
a. sell As the busi ness done. MAS remark
sbiv weM distributed. Coat stocks and
gTaueefs r. usual were leaders. GGseTG-
menf bonds sess fairy active aud lrIn.
EXCHANGE AND sgcUKfTfEs-
SEe YeRK. Dee 24-Mepey On call easy
closing Et & Prime mercantile paper. "a
6Is Sterling exe hsuge, quiet AID sfeafy !:
gO-dAy bills. - s454. GeHand 81 81
RosDs
4 iregisr'd} III. pzs lcoaponsl .lGsl
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'arah Errnhatdt lrnYr-s.cs the Sul
tan

Co.'s 7ANrISvrLr. Iae 23-Ner Bern
as-- s 1rC ju,d su offer 'frta fne SULTAN
uf .3t 30 t1aucs i,r 3 sla-l1 performance .a
tle }.a.1rg.
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NJ" Law FinN.-A co-partuersh!p has
been formed between Mr.. John Arthur and
Mr. Albert sherman, two lawyers OF this
city, aud the latter leaves tonight for
Nha'com. ". T.. where be will b.. resident
partner iu TIE fra 81 Arthur X sherman
70 Is understood thai Mcssrs Arthur &
sherman arc attorneys for Nelson Bennett
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SEw REAL ESTATE FiEa.--Nr Griffith
Davies, the wellknowu book merchant as
formed partnership with Messfs. Thomas
". Prosch. and =. W. wald, for the purpose
% engaging Ia the real estate business.
hr. Davies viii sacrifice his present ztos K
Ia order u secure the eligible quarters he
now occupies IS an Office for the new firm.
20 vel snd fGvorably are the three men
known. y goes without saying that their
future viii be successful
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DIVORCE APFLIEp FOR "a divorce was
applied for yesterday by James HoCor
mick from his vile Annie Mccormick. for
des ring him. They were married a:
uAlllaE. Now snntIa. la.t Juue.
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VAST ACCOUNTS sQuAgEb UP.-sgit for
d.ssoiaiion Of partnership and the appoint
ment II areooiveF hes been begun in the
district court by Frank Eisholtz against
George A. Mcmillan. E.shpltz & McAll-
Jan went into partnership Aprii IS. 1855. in
ihe begging. piie-cuftjng aud land-clearing
business under the firm name 81 g. A.
Mcmillan 4 ca. Sog El.holiz SAYS NJ
MILAN has oYeF,lraWn on the cash To- the
amount u 500. Defendant was 70 have
kept a fun account Of all Transactions, and
plaintiff alleges be did not do so.
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FudGIasS Private BOafiilr

Tj9rs- cos MARION ASD sRsS1
50. eee+ DTsE .ser'. Sezrsi b. tsy
assA - laa.atA ry2
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JAPAN BAZAAR.
% clsrs !APANksr rrHlos

iisst received direct. imported ION JEpsn
witch Vii X so5d cheap. ASK " sec them.
ises, Electric Light Building. frsas S.
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Es relieved t9ousaads q cases q ..rrr-,
ri-ITo-s5ala-. E.acalaatis:l aad sll-noss q
too joints.
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iaNCeIS Nth, hag IS AFscies ~ BE
corpsTEsoa "a thf NssskN. Isk so
Asoiu,i,z & 10 t.asln1.s were e..
hyrs ts.sps. Nstria 40 eoeAa a.
SonffnStisis i hne guas fr M elana F
fort tsi't 'ha4a, - yoa4uE. w,gh q u-aaci
30 1sA aga
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CAUTION

Beware Of Fraud. s. ny name a1d tn
priee are stamped on the bottom Of 81 ms
ADVERTISED shoes before leaving the fssfssr7
which pTofee- the weaTeTs against nign
prices sass inferior gvcsss. II dealer oflers
W. II DOUGLAS shoes ct 9 reduced p-1ce.
or SAYS be has fhem without my name anc
price STAMPED on the bottom, prs hiz
eowr g fraud
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M.TnE ELDEn N sgArrLE.-s1eria

MsTrIE ELDER ~ SgATrLE.-sheriG
Cochfsne said yesterday that he brought
up The woman Matte Elder. who g. a..
cgsed % the Summerville poisoning, from
Portland, Saturday night The other two.
Clark Elder and Agnes Hall, he sass. viii
remain in sheriff BaNlss custody, 81
Walia Hailg Matte Elder. the shera
says, Is 80 sick that .he had to be taken 10
a private house here. Sheriff B8wies took
hUr from Union, Or. 70 Portland
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SOUTH HAgEs.-~SDtlih Haven. tae EeB
town ate IN West srattle, is destined 70
bscome the great business center WhJ2
HeCaBsn is }seatiou sili make IT the ouly
railroad agd Manufacturing town ~
Erli0t bay. ~ the sAitle southern rail
Rad vita is shops. yards. suuae-hoBser.
switches. ctr., iucsfad a. south Haven
mast make i tbs manufacturing eeaIeg.
Al the residence property ~ South Haven
Commands fne gieW 81 the bay. noun
tain ranges aud tie city Of seattle, which
makes il pleasant fgd profitable Ia the
h0Hic set ker. All the streets les south
Haven are being CLEARED. which XiIi make
every LOS easy ul access. Toe prices ia
the uew town % Suuth Haven range from
400 to 100 per lot one baf cash and the
balance Ia six months. Without Interest.
For fuii and further information sec the
SEATTLE Land Company. Cos Front street.
Free steamboat passage daily.
Beggs Blood Purifier. Beggs Cherry
Cough syrup, HHggs Tropical oil. Beggs
Liver Pills, Beggs German salye, aud
Beggs Celebrated Remedies Cor sale and
warranted by HashruHck & Co, barnes &
Co, Dubbs & son. and Compston & co.
Remember 81 the next sale 81 lots GA the
Boston Company plat oil West Seattle.
when the entire plat j. cleared aud streets
improved, prices w'H he double what they
ar AtbAs
Bath robes Dimock K Cheasty.
New lace scaTss Chester Cieafy.
See 10 il that you Do not awake on Christ
mas morning 10 fud yourself day too late
10 secure Bot 10 the Boston Eompaay's
IlAi IT West Seattle at present prices
Christmas presents GiyrruaHd black
g - grain silk, warranted not 10 pull, crarl,
or ~ A. shiny al Tyklas. siugermsa q Co 3.
japanese silk embroidered haudktr-
chiefs Tukiaa. sluKermHn & CO.
Trei0uzse kid Vtovea, ghe best IN the
weird. tuklas, sinRermau 4 co.
hf0caded sis handkerchief for Christ
ma, r. ; & Co
New holiday Novelties, Chester Cleary
New baby cloaks. Cleary.
80 shear lawn baudk erchieis, handsome
" embroidered. Chester ClcAry
4sc-Slk plushcs Chester Cleary.
i1c-&ew silk plushes. Chester Clcary.
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cnnrsrnAs SERVICES.

Trfnsfy church, On Taird street. opposite
court hosse. Rev Geosss HeFaerf watson.
rsesag- Christmas bar. A. y. Ira sAsins
aze Holy Eaehsrsst g. II a. m. Esen-
soar al ~
Fosiowfax Il The rzssfeai pzogr3z1ae ~
the II ases5ck ssFvles.
PFncesskouAs
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Ten GOATS 3s4t- a ~aa .aisBl haas kes
cAiet q re slsr Ci,s tas Hossc. rs cssa-
nss &c e. ssTsr'
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Ssalile, Lake Shars { Eistsrn RT.
CHANGE OF TINE.


On AID AFTER SUNDAY. DECEMBER
~ Is Isss trains viii dsPsst fr0la ss4
arrive a. -<ztsse s. tosie8ss
Falls Ctr. GIszzan.l Leave Arrive.
-sobO1ssh 4lsd ssT
sfasissgss. e5H9eerSfsg n s~n
AZ Eu5aB Tag E3fn
essa1s ca LAKE = zzl.-
tsxfoa
Gilman aad xKy sta /, .<n TN.
ttasls -
saohorsish x5d Ezyi s4a,u sman
gEaUEExx TRAExs
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DULUTH. sEHpME. SEATTLE IRON
LANDS FOR sALE

LANDS FOR SALE
on the famous VesnJli6u iron range. In
tnc bnlaia. Miun. Cisffift. surrounded o.
ipiBss-uaarrs mine half a mile 80
Aner ore uu the globe y. & ] railroad
e1iy a qnHrtcr Of mile al o.. loaded ore
trains pass daily. 80 6J tons shipped
la't season would exchange part al 10 for
Puget sound Town pfo-er;y. Samples ~
ore ana maps 81 range fsh be seen by call
ing ~ Iay humhcr. fiHe cheap lots. blocks
ana 81 fHurCftY cn HeiiiuEham has 90
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hEure, II pHrenss susl Zach sud ever
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1851 froui street, seattle, ". T.
BoYs. notfcc' wIJ1 every $40 sui; We
prcscut gratis rfuuus press. mixer.
type, etc-, a. fhe star Jio.hing House.
ktiur s. kasenbarg.
lfyou have pi-h for bcsur ful home.
teko hoax aver the Ur ned 81 TIE Boston
COMPANY plat tn West seattle. then Ia. ou
nan carly ora Saturday muruiug az the
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pants AZ Kline & Eosenhersa
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