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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

LADIES and CHILDREN's SIM
MER UNDERWEAR at unheafd Of
bargains.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

l. Owashtan0ng Boat Club, Grand
Rapids, M.ch.-W. D. Sergeant. bow:
Chas. McQuewan, stroke; ". Howell,
substitute.
p Garfield Eeach Boat Club, salt
Lake CITY. Dtah-James Z. Osborn.
bow, Benz. Weber. stroke.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
Sun Umbrellas ani Fancy PaTasoIs

lF-c iiio4i 'trt-
Sun Umbrellas aRi Fancy PaIaSaIs
A, almost vour own figures. We must
close these goods duung tins month
ano the next. Come early and secure
a choice bargain. We Won't raise
controversy on the prlco.
OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT has
a surplus which must bc cleared from
the shelves.
BLACK JERSEY JACKETS for street
wear are included.
CORK SCREW and DIAGONAL
JACKETS arc also on the fatal list.
LADIES' FANCY FLANNEL
BLOUSE WAISTS 60 with the rest.
CHILDREN and MISSES JACK
ETS In blue, red, mahogany and fancy
stripes, 9 % j. years, are not held hack.
We have TOO many supply your chlld
while you have this rare opportunity.
LADIES' MUSLIN IrNDERWFAB-
the largest and most complete stock IA
Western Michigan
LADIES DRAWERS from 25c 70 81
per PAR.
LADIES CBEMIsE SOC to $50
each.
LADIES NIGHT DRESSES nc to
500.
LADIES long SKIRTS 75o and
upward.
CORSET COVERS Iec 70 800.
SHORT UNDFRsKIBTS f0c % $50.
The LITTLE lord FATNTELROY
BONNET SOC a. 81 80.
The PURITAN HONNET Ssc 10 s. 90.
A large inc 81 lrfants' and Cbl-
dren's Muslin Bolnfis 25c 20 so
each.
The "ABIBI" "VFNTILATTNG COR
SCI dozens sold every day only o0c.
BATH TOWELs from l0c 70 $50.
MEN s STMNFK TND DERWEAB
from s5c - 500 each Anything YOU
desire SIC have lu stock end fhe prIoes
are a-l iu your favor.
NFN-S IINEE HhNDKERCHIEFS.
ready lor use, la. ~ 5oc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01
SATINES


OF unequalled values IN hundreds ~
styles al matches prices.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

Earned runS-tTranu HapldS ).
Two-baSe hit-Househo.der. Luby and Kings
lev.
Home run-IkeS.
Bases or balls-Bv Miller s. by Hart |.
Struck Out-By Miller 2. by Hart D.
Hit by pitched dball-IIOuseholder
Double , ays-NcMahon to Eagan to Ikes.
Time-l.50.
Lmpire-htves
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

The balance of our enormous pur-
chases at battling figures.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

I. Owashlauonr. Grand Rapids-W.
=. Sergeant bowel Forbes. >: J. Fox 3;
a Carroll. stroke; ". +. Beeson. Ed.
Earle, substitute.
2. Dubuque. Dubuque. lowa-W. H.
Dav. how J. R. Lindsey, &C. Z. Curtis,
.. J. 7. Fleming, stroke.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

LADIES HOSIERY Many lines At
less than cost.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

AZ almost vour oWn figures. We must
close these goods duung tins month
an0 the next. Come early and secure
a choice bargain. We Won't raise A
controversy on the prlCc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-01

OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT has
a surplus which must be cleared from
the shelves.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-23


Motion Day.
In the superior eourt yesterday judges
Ltchteni@Tg heard the divorce case Of
EEfzzaa Polly We. William Polly. TODAY
court viii AZ in the big courtroom and VIII
hear motions.
The partnership accounting case 81 j. g.
boyd ". G. II. Fry 81 al Was dismissed at
the plaintiffs cost.
A demurrer was filed in tbs case of
George +. Dearborn against the Moran
Bros. BY the defendants. who obiect 20 the
complaint q the plaintiff. because IL does
not state facts sufficient to constitute .
eaisss Of action
A suit vas brought by Earnest r. Beaeh
against ths Columbia 4 Puget sound Rail-
road C0mpany for ST so damages By rea-
son Of an Injury received while in the en-
plog Of the defendant company, in the
capacity # brakeman. The complaint ai-
iegss that by reason Of the defective condi.
ton Of 3 drawheAd or one OF the defend
ants ears he received an injury to his right
thigh, while III the discharge OF his duties
~ kent0n, on September T. isSs, aud which
has rendered him d cripple. 10 prAgs
Judgment in the sum oi 81 SEQ dor being
made cripple and unable to work, Co.
gefher with the sum OF S. O00 for physical
and mental anguish sustained by reason Of
the accident. making In eli ST SO as dam
ages.
Charles Loneh, plaintiff, has sired Eliza
Hewson and William Hewson, defendants
TOR the recovery Of s211 cue on q promise
sorry note made ~ Jannita. September 10.
lasD, payable sixty days after date. IL Ii
alleged that 81 the lime Of delivery 4 mort
gage Was given TO seizure the payment Of
the note. on certain property in Halls adj
dili0n. The plaintiff asks that the mort
gage may be torselosed and the proceeds
spilled 60 the payment Of tie note.
A suit was brought by l.. III. Wheeler
against James o. Graynof and Julia Ill.
Graynof for the recovery OF $50 due on q
promissory note made April w. 1883. and
delivered 20 Austin A Bell, now deceased.
A mortgage was given at the same tine on
certain property 10 cover the note. The
plaintiff came into possession Of the note
through the widow aud executrix Of the
estate OF Austin A. Bell. and now seeks 10
recover the amount due. together with the
interest from April II. 1859. Judgment Is
asked for the above, and an order from the
court granting permission for the FORE
closure Of the mortgage. and al applica-
ton Of the proceeds OF the sale for liquida-
ton OF the debt
The Gaze Of samuel Coulter against the
Seattle Construction Company for the re-
coverv Of s. a33.H on q promissory note
made October 10. 1883, was Withdrawn.
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SMILES BIG BONDS.
His Sureties are Bound In the
Sum of S489.llD0.
THE COMMISSIONERS HAPPY
they WIN Aajeurn Tesay AFTER Fsnalis
settling ahs Csurtheass csntr1st-
Reasine Bssiaess.

Yesterday was the finai regular meeting
Of the county commissioners for this ses-
si0n- Mr.. Robert Srailie had signed the
courthouse contract she dizzy before and
nothing remained 70 be done but % get the
signatures upon the two bonds OF William
heElton ard James camphell. as sureties.
Mr.. Smile left for Port EsAksAey early yes
terslay morning Cor this Purpose The
signatures were secured ard about IL
O'Clock Mr.. Smile walked into the board
rooms with the bondsmen. The sureties
are acceptable. but owing 10 = slight
technical omission, the bonds not
being regularly signed, they were
refused. BIZ advice of the boards attorney.
until the mistake had been rscfified. When
the board adjourned at o'clock last night,
the bonds had not been formally accepted.
but Attorney Andrews for the board said
thsre vas no doubt but that the whole
affair would be entirely closed this morn
ing The total amount the hondsmen are
required 10 sign for is $4s9.0U One bond
Is for $l63, go. and the other Tor twice that
amount. Mr.. smiiie did not go South last
night as he expected bat will stay here
several days vet. and attend TO the prelimi-
naries of the work On Monday the sur
Ntf0F1 viii etAAE 0tA Tug L4lc4r o1lu tfIy
soon after the excavations viii be COM
meneed.
COUNTY FARM LEAsE.
A contract was 10 have been entered into
yesterday with +. II. Whifworth for the
lease of fwenty-seyen acres OF the county
farm for period of twenty
I've years. The price, is il under
stood, win be about $2f 900. No
agreement had been reached last evening.
and il Is possible that the matter will be
settled this morning in an extra session.
should be secure the lease. Mr.. Whitworth
will erect plant for the PURPOSE OF manu-
iactnring sewer pipe, thing arid all kinds OF
pottery.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
The commissioners then attended 70
some miscellaneous work, drew their sala-
ries for the session and finally adjourned.
feeling like parcel Of school boys out for
q vacation.
They will spend the next week attending
to bridge and road business in various
parts of the county.
The following orders were placed upon
the county records:
A report OF viewers and surveyors on
the Sloan road vas accepted and the road
was ordered established according 70 law.
A report of the viewers aad surveyors
on the road petitioned for by +. &. Red
ington was accepted ana the road ordered
established according to law.
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Ex-Governor A. r. swineford, of Alaska,
Is a. the Bellevue.
Mr.. G. w. Coulter. wife and son. OF
juneau. Alaska. are registered at the
Rainier.
Mr.. III. Edwards. Of san Pedro, Cal, who
had been Ia seattle on business for two
weeks, left Tor home last evening.
The Rev. Charles l. fslehstt is now able
10 resume his duties as rector OF st. Mark .
parish and viii bold service sunday morn
ing.
Colonel B. o. Carr. OF ST. Helena. CAL.
father OF Captain e. ". Carr and Mr.. b. 7.
Carr. OF this cisy, arrived IN Seattle last
night. Colonel Carr comes with view eI
locating here permanently.
Mr. Paul schaize. general land agent Of
the Northern Paeiiic. came over from la
coma In his private car yesterday and
spent last night IN seattle. he was &C.
companied by Mr.. kershAw and Mr..
Hasitf Of Tacoma
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Raln. saa wlna ar.agA. Rs.l.h.

THE general Health OF tine eisy to-day j.
better. said Health onieer 0fans yesteF-
day, ''thaa il has been at ANY naae sluce
have been hraIth ogiiceF. These Is little or
10 typhoid fever Ia the cagy, sheugh every
secona person you naees Ga tsse street eons-
plains vi = cough or cuid, Toe latter are.
hoesTeF. not sesSaas. bese ssseaie pasu.
mania ana asphtherla in the civ balt very
lite Ihese has Eet been three arSlbs
grem sickness ia the city scr ten days, aud
ia = city cG the sac u THIS. shas j. reulAsk-
abe. | asefibe The pgrSeat heaithtul eons
esskoa al the city 90 The late rAsas and hsgh
wsnas that We have lad wsghln the last sWo
weeks
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s~ssn him and his fasasr, zhirh leaves ou
dount q bis 54sntifF. Mr. SEVERN i =
sselI-eppesrinx ard gDod-looksnx man. ar-
TszFsntiy shout s. years Of sxe. His ten
years q constant ssaryh hare tsid upon
aim, and have Left saa lines 81 care usscu
bis face He Told . Posr-Trrsx kssrscxr
reporter yesterday that since be had found
bis children. he felt twentr ysarz youn9sr.
he let last evening for san Francisco.
Ehsre. he says. he viii stop and endeavos
g place Morris wfthfn the pale o. sae law.
Ills feeling for him bor5era npon hafred.
and hs says i there is justice he viii have
= FROM san Frsneiseo hs gess TO eacra-
nasnto 70 gst possession Of his lizzie "a Il
virginia Mr. SEVERN appeared very mach
worried yesterday becaass 81 the fact thai
MS boy did not seem 10 really know him.
= shall BE the object d mr. life. = said be.
With emotion, TO rnaks my chAdren love
and respect me. When ] arrise home they
shall Sc what . fathers lore can do 80
make them harpx.n
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THa ErrEcT OF AGrrATIoS.
Steamboat Men Waking 90 the Import
anee OF SQUAD Trade.

Steamboat Men Waking 20 the Import
anee OF SQUAD Trade.
The steamboat agitation whieh has been
going on lately said prominent Iner-
chant yesterday, has had sanitary effect
up0u steamboat uaen. An official at the
Oregon Railway Il Navigation Company
told me the other day that that com pany
would not by any means let the SQUAD
trade suffer If new baats would do any
good. And the fact that this eumsany Is
about TO asld tao taais--the Rehome and
the Potssf-to the Mhafcom route shows
that it i taking an interest In the matter
Steamboat men AL along the Sound are
waking ap 10 the fact that there is money
in tie basiness, ana that the trade is much
greater than the present ooats can handle
"A captain of = small steamer running
on The suund said The other day IN the
presence 1T sevcFai witnesses: 4 have
aaade since june ever $1,000 per month
pzuist On NY little eoat At this rate car
pay for her twice s year
IF there is money IL the steamboat bad
ness, and / have No doubt that there il.
the business should and eia ne txkea up
by private individuals. "A good boats are
vat on taeg vii crp&d the ssower ones into
other iTRse. thee wi.I snegoach on the
bassness OF stal ssoser steamers and the
whsle steamer business Nts he benefited -
Cyrus Walker who Il weGl informed On
slesmeoss matters, FecentIy said THAI the
Washington had. since she was placed en-
the Mhatoam route, paid Tor herself hal
sloEsa tiasrs eyer.
President Adsls Of the Board OF Trade
said yesSeraay On tbs subject Of steamboat
hu5idlngs : L beats e4n Re b sls hv private
snseTplls> l eAsaid favor that plan 70 get
increased slafTsF rs sacssi ies rather than 10
have the merchants SO aown ia their poc 4.
cts aad bald she nea boats needed. We
rs merchants. have al oar as9aey invested
in business, and 4 aotEd tend to cripple rs
II we we're obliged 70 80 down In our peck.
ess and give aaoasy towards basidlag hs0ats
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Jsssis. che.ssf cle.ry

sNa+ A1+ NttN1Asf = sEatyE
Jehu Agea. M wesy MAls-sssess. wholesale
outsrE essss, eaesse, ada2.es1s kAstsrn butter 8
So eAis.
IN ,InxB rss~rysssanx made SOC 81 points East
VIA the Nafthesn PAGtAe .&ilroaa. the vesstheled
sletper ana dtnlng ssT Ase- Ores 10 second
tiFtcs. bs&tof hiecG
VI. A Hssbr 0ak a Co. draEstssss have roska
aErssS seesad sfFesf. t@fween Columbia and
AArton, sRta winter qaerser~s
N8sttwess FgHig Coupany viii rtcTive car
laaa 81 fsa dressed ark y. for ThsFksgssiHE
wAteA will - Sold 70 The trade ~ lowest m2fkst
pgtces
glaa paF@ss q cents banda.
~ Hs&are8eG s Co. druggists, have moved
across SeEoa2 st1Nss. hes Weeu Columbia and
Nasseas into ssHtsr qaATssTs
Sar iafge aAaaaSk fsweaA Chester CseAFy.
Hsse, spssadsa sorset Chester CseaEy.
Ola pagers IS ceass baassis.
v. A, HkstHouek 4 Co, druggists. hare moved
tnto saesE &c ssafa ca Seegnz sxnse8. eeswe<n
t9sHmee SD Marion, uAers taey NtA -
% zsS1 "a zee al their tfsen9s zsso faEgoa&
Tee EaTsest stoek af Ass2 - sesscE tru1 81
ChAtses Collisions. tke hAazer.
txa Dyeke i&rsa Ckektex C2Esry-
cAzstas ssos1st<sn = se~Hs ssr knuxkxas
soc Fept,s sfsk hxnAksrcAsess Cnesses Gear.
". A E3sbsa1ek CO, dgsgEsstAs hare Esevsa
tata tseag gew ssase oa ssszszA stss>a b<kEsea
casamals anS Msrson. wae-e ssey vii ba
r.leas1s - 80 = taesg treats asA pasEen&
- plaSses cAsszsE csesry.
Cd Psp@ss IS osass hansis.
Ia tFss9 6rtnks g. xAs aaEaa - sSaxsts
as& e0aessa - arsak i SsRx tF4NE tAear
1szsss1s 10 6s4zk Il EFsgr sosY tx5zkx weipeeG
ereaza so1R waseF Ste gsrz Ho4zef DRAG Goa
ksAy secU1a ass CherrF
az = = J0E ESez Ia suEn< sees wsxa Eea-
ga prsrslcv. EsBsr partisan stzsns1aa - ~
xhroE5E- nEgs1ma and sFeeaAs fAssk iaesa assx
9Fsp3psa Av1s ermps&1A a1Ssisens g me
fs1&&yAL heaF4 As2 sRnxas arc a. kzo@a ass
s3seA Ne ARTe spsEa' sack'sEsAa sss asAsan1x
geHssnEyazary 14aNAMce. Fec@a Asse&sss A1a -
tegEf Ct teEA4s @Eeaaes 4zNees TucM ~
4EAanA ~ &sesck acg@ef @~ssaE1 AS Co 1znAsA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-23

J. +. HnmAalsoa says be ~ SSH United
states marshal Tor Washington. she ogaa.
Ken of William IL. Waite. 81. uited Statcs
attorney 10 tsae contrary notwithstanding.
lis commission DOES n0s expire uaul
August z. Iso. and he Purposes servlng
TIE government All The dear people untlg
lhag nae. unless be Il sooner relsere4 by
action ef the appointing power. Ar.
Whlte takes ais enstrrly asztsrsat view os
The matter. ard. Astnoagh his commission
- UniGea States attorney Tears even date
With that Of Mr.. Hamilton. considers him
Se.f relieved fran farthsT service.
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HRgvIrfEs.
Eureka lodge tonight.

Eureka lodge tonight.
Meeting of PatFiosic Order sons OF Amer
tea, kedmen s hail. tonight.
Ronald NJ. CEawfora. ~ Crawfotd t.
Harmon. yesterday bought the townfte Of
York IRON ]. +. Ronald for a covksdera-
ton Of $1,000
Mlss Mary Jane Hart. Of Vancouver, and
Albert Dangherty. at Tacoma were mar
Eied on the eteAnleg Prenssr an the way
sawn from Va9couver, Thursday If er-
noes,. By Captain o'Bften.
An infant child OF SIR. aud Mrs. Albert
Halter. WHO i've near tae corner OF Bell
anu From, streets. was buried yesterday by
Cross q 10. The body Was inferred IN the
oaa feGlews' Gems terry 81 ,. m.
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AMusEMENTs.

PICKS BAD Box. Tonight the Atkin-
son Comedy Company viii appear at the
Tarn Hall theater in the mirth.provoking
comedy of 'Peck's Bad Boy" This play
has long been before the public and Is ever
popular. as crowded houses greet it every
where. 1t is full of life, of so, OF anima-
ton, and the interest never flags from the
time the curtain gees up until IL descends.
Two performances viii be given, one amat-
inee and the other ct night.
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Captaia Fred SpAslsng lest sor Portland
last night ieE ths purpose q bringing
around sa seattle The PuEct sound
Transportation Companyss rev steam
egs1ssx wAiSa has last pxss seaapsesssi
~ ssssEn's yard. North Portland lie
sRtsasis - sesse Portland Tuesday mosn-
sng ard wi1 reach Acre eve o. ssx days
-.
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By the res xnafioa a VICE Presaienf Nohr
was rot fsSed, Chief EngsneeF Tzinotf set
isg solely - vice president Of she ceattiss
CONSTRUCTION Comp@uy. President MxDon-
sid said further THAI there were no other
changes 81 officers considered and there
would probably be none. The compsny
lock 70 the pushing a the work en- The
northern extension.
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NEw TRUSTEES EtECrED.
Annual Stockholders Meeting 81 the Lake
shere Read Held Yesterday.


An asiioayned meeting Of sae ssockhoti-
ers 81 the seattle. Lake shoFe & EAsssrn
railway. was he'd IN the eofapany's Rooms
ia The Bason bloek yesterday a. %
oseaoek. tie resignation a. P3uI E. Near,
a. xioe president ef tlse eomqAay. Vas re-
eesvxss sEsa &eoxpssss.
The stockholders ta<a eectSd lie follow
los toaFa q srastees J X Mcfloaali.
Tr. 7. r. Misar r * Gssrsosa. George q.
lyon. J. a. Rrxaas. JeA1 fieaEv. 1acesh
FaTah. J. 3. PaeS. 7. ~ Iaeaa. NJ =
rassn. !. A. Jaasiesoa. J. +. Alsxaz&1xg.
" IL Akiu
Persistent MeDuasld said I&ss evening
shAs - cther enssEzess wss sr1nsarsea The
trustees va saAiify daring the BERT Ten
d&ys ana thea sAa . meeSing Fer the p1F-
spcse os eleetsnw The oGssesrs ~ the company
taE the ensuing yeAx. TIE vacancy caused
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A Monsser Strong fsoxa

A large safe for the Skagit riye5 bank of
Mount Vernon, was shipped 10 Mount
Vernon on the steamer Henry Bailey.
which lefs for the Skagit rive3 yesterday
morning. Ihe safe Is one Of ,he latest Inn
proved strong boxes, Of Eastern make. 1t
weighs 1850 pounds. aud the task OF
putting il aboard the boat was diiiicult
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In maklng this final announcement regarding
Renton Addition NC take n&raonahls pride in
presenting the following cornpiete list Of par.
chasers. which fully versnes the seFiion made
By Ms when Renson Addition Was FIRST placed
on the Market that Il would b the choicest
residence district In the city;
Hos. n. G. srsrvK 20
HoN. c. IT, HAsFoED. chief justice OF wash
ington territory. ca
Nh. LxzaH 5 J. HugT, proprietor Of the Posr.
IrTELLiGEscEk CD
Mr. wnIIAm K. BAILEY, proprietor Of the
Evening Press 90
Mr. MAURICE NcMrcxKS. t3l
TN RKED. IL. register of the United States
land Office CD
Mr.. W. r FoRnEsr. county auditor. ul
Ma Y. ". D. HoLBRooK. general manager Of
the Seattle. Lake Shore & Eastern Railroad Com.
pany. az
Prosecuting Attorney NrwL1S. CO
DR. L. l. SMITH ca
Ex.Prosecuting Attorney RONALD. tii
Hon. FnKDERic JAMES GRANT. 60
Mn. s r. FRAZIER. edisor.in-skicf Of the
Evening Press "a
Mr.. JoKN A. sIEscHER. editerin.ehief
Prank Ieslie's illustrated Newspaper. "a
Nh RpGAE B. PIrEa. city editor Of tho Posr.
INrELEIaEScxE 90
Mr. JEKoxE cATLIw. ID
KIRa COUNTY INVESTMENT COMPANY. fD
Mr.. W. l. ELLIS, recently of the New York
Stock Exchange, ca
Mr.. IsrDon L3rouR. Of Latour 4 Co. co
Mr. ". A JKsisfsGa 90
Mrs ANGELICA A. CARY. %
MISS NJ. Loufsr Busss Of Minneapolis 60
MR. ,. A. PARK. of Dexter Horton & Co.'S
bank. CD
Nh. J. l. scHrIrz. Of Dexter Horton Co.'S
bank. (D
Nh ". O. OAKS. Of @. Z Miller q Co.'S
hank. ul
Mr. HARoLp EVANS. 90
Ma n. n BYISE. ID
Mr. cHAnLgs FLETcHER. %
Mia K l. DKARnoRs. %
Ma J. J. MKrfIKR ID
Miss IDA A. sIRIsesrKAp. ca
Mas ANNA NAY RUssELL CD
MRS 3. IT, fIrNxxR Cd
MK RoBEEr ABERSETny. GO
Ma DAxgEL wAkssEk- "a
BR cLAhKScz A. HoLNEk Cd
CArxAls !. A HATFIKLD. ~
Ma. J. Brnrosi FosHky. %
MK JAxzs C. saARE. 40
Ma JoHS T1MoEy. OF whitman county. q
Mr. a. II. BExNEFr ID
Ma, Il. A. FaEEgnIcw- 10
Mr.. u. X. Hoe ARD. 20
Mas. AHn1x n sMlTH. lfl
MR a. A. BApEa %
Nh Gx0asG z, BrpL0Ss. co
mrs. D. IL AsuLLGGAs- %
Ma JAMEs HaAEn. %
Mn n a. CnAwrsKn I'D
Ma y c. HUsTLgy. 80
Nh. JoHx A. WAKK 60
DE. C. :. MkKslIt. "a
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The Depot and sidetrack coasplsted At
I,atona.


Isaf0na.
Parties who have bought lots at Latona
with the expectation of GREETING homes
thereon can now order their lumber
shipped by the Seattle. Lake shore q East
ern railroad. as the sidetraek Is now CONF
pletsd and freight will hereafter De received
aud discharge AZ well as passengers taken
10 and from Latona BY the said company.
The above announcement is very grati-
flying 10 the owners Of the townsite OF La
tcna, as there viii in the future be no delay
In securing material for building suburban
homes or any Inconvenience TO the travel
ing public interested in investigating the
opportunities at Latona by the way OF said
railroad.
Won can also 60 to this beautiful suburb
by taking the Like Union electric eur 10
the terminus at Lake Union. then take the
steamer across the lake, which viii land
you on the wharf at Latona. AL lots pnr-
chased new will rapidly increase in value
owing TO the extensive improvements now
being made by the company and Others in
building cottages. ETC., at Latona. Lots
are now on sale by the owners, James A.
Moore and the Seattle Land Company.
Columbia street, ground door, between
Front aud Second streets.