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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-25
WHAT THE OKLAHOMA Boom
MEANS.

Last evenings kilograms show that
already there has been a slight up
rising Of the Indians in the vicinity OF
Oklahoma. caused by the squatting of
boomers on land granted to the In.
dsans by the government This nigh.
have been expected, for when there
arc six settlers 10 every homestead
open to settlement. IL Is but natural to
suppose that those unable 10 locate
would scatter over the tempting do.
main which lies closely adjacent and
Il equally fertile with that which has
been saken UP within the last few days.
When Indian territory was set OH
from the public domain over sifty
years age 81 home for the native
tribes whose hunting grounds had
been sacrificed 10 The greed OF invad.
Ing settlers. there was then no pfedlc-
ton made that the western half of The
country could settle up so rapidly rs IL
has, audit was thought that al least
century would elapse before the states
or territories adjoining the coun.
Try given over to Indian owner
ship would 10 80 well allied up as tn
make 1t possible 10 sgisate tho question
Of the advisihiIity OF letting settlers in
70 The land which among millions of
other acres bad been reserved for the
exclusive use Of the naersf or less
abused aherirines.
All calculations have been upset hy
tae phenomenal increase in popala.
ton and remarkable development in
The far Westdursng the past few wears,
and there are not many who clearly
appreciate the resslts OF that develop
nlsnt and who comprehend the signis.
canee OF the present Oklahoma boom
IN relation &c the permanent settle
naesit OF the Indian question. Inaian
Territory was, TO a certain extent,
sacred ground. and 80 ieag as shepe
was public land obsalnahle In any
other territories it vas generally be-
hssed that such land would be taken
up and improved before any sn-oaa
was made upon the acres dedicated 10
the use Of Indian tribes. The demand
Tor homes has 50 fas exceeded espec,s,
lions, however, that ideas entertained
twenty-five years ago have lscea hsilv
shaken, and nov that an entry has
once been made upon The sacred
greand, II is Only reasonable "a ex.
feet that less respect than ever viii he
shown the property rights If che un,
fortunate red man.
As matter 81 fact, opening OKLA.
bona means the gradual aholsshmen,
Oh lndian reservations and .he se,,:s.
ment Of the individual members 81
TIE different tribes upon a specified
number OF acres; Tor II land. such as
oNiahemas SO sesernniy Dedicated 10
Indian uses, is not cut of The rsssA a.
Immigrants, il l. folis 10 expect tia,
ianS ancluded in scattered resrrys
Tons viii escape seizure Al slasis hansis
This may be contrary 10 ssse rule, a,
Justice, bat ]; Is the truth a. psasen
ey he iosts al events, ana II il is ees.
VAN 10 eotne. the hest thing 10 do i q
arrange for its hesng hroasA, Al,eal
easily without causing undue suffer
ins 10 the lndisns.
The aaaral effect Of the opening 9.
VklaEona via hs bad. thai i. il All
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sElr7LE, THURSDAY. ApRIL -
.rERMINAL" HoNoEs CostE
HIGH.

While Seattle has long suffered, and
she sfiIl suffers. from the diserimina-
aoms OF the Northern Pacific railroad.
we have never doubted that In the
Iong run she woaId be better oil with
out the Aferminus' than with Il. Ia
coma IL the terminus. not because the
Northern Pacific managers have any
love for The town or the people Ia II
but because they hope 10 make money
out Of IL. For every dollar spent 70
develop the town they expect 10 get
many dollars In return. They menop
olise pretty much every valuable
municipal privilege and that they IN
tend to continue 10 do 70 Is illustrated
almost every week by new demands
upon the corporation. They have
Just secured monopoly Of street car
privileges for iifty gears which inspires
the Portland OytgosiaH To remark:
Il <nsss something. In the long run, TO he
sstkrninns,s = a. Tacoma ID beginning 70
1ipd out with the water works, gas SET.
stce, siectfic light plsnt and all the wsser
front In tho city In the hsnds Of the North
ecrn rscifc. and IN ordnance awaiting The
signature Of the mayer giving the same
corporation exclusive control OF twenty
nvo mica Of streets for streetesr privi-
iekes for fifty years, citizens who have
been dsludinK themselves with The Id .
Inst they had ssme interest In the place
are beginning 10 rub their syes aud look
about them In the attempt to discover In
what thas interest eonsissH. Though II ~
rather late In the day fas protest, they are
making one. and want tho mayor 70 veto
thu ordnance. II seems strange that. hsy-
ing 10 eagerly paid the price. they arc MOI
pafisfied with the lonE-coveted terminal
fscilis.ss," preseat and In prospect. which
were IN ipeyifsbe part OF the bargain.
The ease furnishes another illustration Of
the wsli-estsblished fact that possession L.
not n satisfactory - pursuit.
The time win come when the people
at Tacoma win regret bitterly the re-.
latiens which bind them hand and
loot to the Northern Pacific indeed
the time does act now seem very far
OIL.
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To THE PUBLIC
AT LARGE.

We beg 10 extend 10 you
many thanks for the very
liberal patronage bestowed
upon us in the past. You
have helped US to build upa
large and prosperous bust
ness. and We shall endeavor
in the. future To merit your
further appreciation by Civ
ing you the best that the
markets of the world afford
for your money. We have
added more capital to the
business. thus enabling US
to buy when and where we
will. Our policy is. and al
ways has been, The best
is none too good" There
is no dellcacy we will not
have, no market SO remote
that we cannot reach it.
We cannot be beaten in
either Of the three Q's-
quality, quantity, or quota
tons. Sole agents for the
celebrated Dew Drop brand
OF fruits and vegetables.
Roberts celebrated candies,
and Davis. Whitney &
Fosters fresh butter. 77o
Second street, Boston block.
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eznse settlers ia ether sections g
think that TIE Indians hrs now almost
thing q tke pass and thai TIE time
has gone By when they should BE
shown any consideration o. their cona-
nunEty Ownership Of Land BE entitled
70 any respect. This wiD Ct ccurss
near farther eneroaehmenfs Upon
the large reservations in the WORTH
west. A portion Of the great ssoux
territory. In Dskota, vii shortly b
opened. ard that Is but forerunner
Of o more extsndess occupation Of the
land by the whites. The Grows. a.
utterly worthless tribe, nou bod :
large part Of the test seef6onx IN Mon
tans aud the selling Of Indian land IN
oklahom& viii only make those iivsrg
near the Crus reservation more isnpz-
tient ard add strength 20 the move
useat which some tifne sgo vas iaar-
ysrassa with view OF cutting the RS
ervati0n d0wn and optnIng Il 10 nsofe
intelligent ard ssssgprssiag occn-
pants. Many other reservations shsre
are. too. covering thousands Of fertile
acres, and hanging on the borders are
countless settlers and boomers only
too eager 10 sweep over the Insslsn
domain at the first favorable nod from
the FederaI authorities.
With the Oklahoma boom and the
probable opening 81 the cherokee
strip resYeet for the ownership Of
lands in Indian territory viii be ltss
profound. and fn,m this time on en-.
eroachHnents npon sise possessions Of
the Indians rnay be expected peri
odIcaIIy. This VIII probably result in
alloting Land In seversisy and the silii.
mate hlotting out Of the Sioux and
Crow reservations. a. well as Of the
other larger ones ia Dakota, Montana,
Idaho, Wyoming and Washington
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Stockholders Ne etina.

TIE regular snnaal meeting ~ the stock.
s0hsers ot TIE Cssczkfs Fire 4 Marine In
ssrA &c Ensppaay % -eafkte. Washington
teyrfsagY. III ~ ars1 At the ofsscs OF the
susa pany, IN Sssr DyFosit bafi<.sug yrans
stgyvt. csp~ssS.s Chsrgy. - aItie WAXING
Goa te-gsfesyy. Ao@Hzss Mag ixs8. at 2
ss'vscek 2 -. 1T said Cav The &nnuai
ess- ssau Of the trustees ~ said eo<a rsuy
~sll take gsace al sad as~tsnx
a Es8frfn Se~esss-x
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REPUBLICAN,
DISTRICT CONVENTIONS.

Asa meeting OF the Republican Terri
tprsaf Central Committee. held IN Seattle
Arrai 2. Issa. the following resolutions 1ere
unanimously adopted:
Rssesfxf- ThEs this conmiEfee earnestly
recommend TO the kepa blieanS thrcug bout
the territory that only sso keru elitan
candidates for saernhers OF the couSrita-
fsoaal convention be nominated IN each
deIegxte district
Resegpea. That The apf,ortionment Tor
made on the basis os the Republican vote
cast for delegate In Congress 81 the general
elsctier In the year lSsS
R<sefrsd That the chairman and seere-
t&ry be authorized 20 sppoTtlon delegates
and cail district conventions for the cleo
ton OF delegates 10 the constitutional Gun
venf5ea-
Pursuant 10 the instructions OF the com
mirfee embodied in the foregoing resolll-
tious. Republican district conventions IN
tie several delegate districts OF washing
ton territory, rs designated ia the Official
proclamation OF the governor thereof,
dated April IS. isss, are hereby called To
meet on
Tuesday, the sth psy Of May, 1859.
Fer the purpose Of nominating candidates
for delegates 10 the constitutional conysn-
ton, 70 be holden July 4. 1sss. at Oily npia,
VT
The basis of representation to said dis
trict conventions shall be one I'D delegate
to each thirty FIVE 1851 votes cast for the
Republican candidate for delegate in Con
eress at the general election held in 1855,
and che delegate for each fraction OF more
than cne-haif thereof.
IL is recommended by the committee that
primaries for the selection of delegates 10
the district conventions hereby called be
holden on
Wednesday, May I. 1859.
Il is further earnestly recommended that
at each Of said district conventions but
two t2) candidates for election as delegates
10 the said constitutional convention be
noniHsfed, as under the enabling act no
eiector may vote for more than two of the
three delegates to be chosen from each dis,
trfet 10 said convention.
GEORGE G. LYON,
Chairman Territorial Committee.
b. W CoISER. Secretary.
Dated Seattle, w. T., April Is, 1850
~ Republican papers throughout the
territory uIesSe publish to date
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Stockholders Mesfina

TIE rx@aiss snaass n Effne Of BE sfsz /
asssssezs fsf sss~ Hep 1ru~egs' Asss~sSs szss:
~sts A~ ness1 ~ the ssssc~ 81 fAa euzn sssaz
rsssses 4 and 4 IN fhe Fozefa AaslStssz. 5s- L
Fesat stress. -e8 tie " T.. an Mssias39s.
MAJ g. l~ss. 81 : s'eao~k r. ~ % s2AA s1@v.
Esss sHua&z e5~cslnu al the srzzs essx az
sst1 easzrany wssa tkse place ~ s2s4 meet
kES. G. VI. COVE. Ftc1-Fsssa1ens.
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Mr.. scurry's proposition TO change
the method oil grading hill streets
is good one. as II IL q vast improve
ment on the present plan. Indeed
any change would be for the better.
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INVESTORS
Ars invited ~ Mesxrs
ossasX !.
TO notice saat shis llst i constantly

TO notice that shis list u constantly
changed
GREEN LAKE. go acres for sale in
is<se on susu tracts. from IS 20 $50 an
acre.
sone tracts only 50 rods from the water
Tne fnotor extension Is an assured fact
and viii receive this season more attention
and more & srssfers than win be found in
8ny other Quarter. We Invite our Gus
tomerx and friends TO watch the Official
records and assure themselves on this
roini This land VIII double in yslae this
GENERAL ITEMS.
LANDs a SAITH 8 Cow, very important
addition 70 the City OF Seattle To be sold
IL bulk. far under the price NJ which the
adjoining lands are offered VERY easy
terms A rare chance
A BARGAIN Eight lots in the First
the Seconi Motor Line addition.
House Of Seven soons, with
beaasifui Old established ga-cea-
water Front at East Seattle
Splendid Lots overlooking Lake
Washington Also lots overlooking the
our LIST of properties for sale
comprises choice aud selected lots in
every. quarter of the city and
suburbs.
Compare the terms, prices and advan-
tages of our
LAND SYKpicATS
With any ether before the pubic. The
land is perfect in its location and close TO
the railroad eenfer and manufacturing in
dustries of Seattle. The adjoining tracts
are now selling in bulk. at just double the
price per acre az which we are pooling tais
important addition. The vice president OF
the
Merchants National Bank
Has kindly consented TO act az
Trustee for the stockholders.
We repeat, do not fail TO compare cur
terms and TO call. at once, at our Office and
thoroughly investigaie this matter.
Terms: onethird cash: one-third In
one year. aud one third in two years.
We call special attention to the
PALATlNE HILL ADDlTiOk.
This property comprises the choicest and
cheapest building lots In the market: the
greatest margin for profit even upon their
present merits alone, but upon the con-
struction of the navy ward at Lake Wash
ingfon these lots viii increase In value be-
yond the most sSDguine expectations.
Even now the addition is in the center OF
the manufacturing district. surrounded by
factories aud lying at the salt water gate
way of the canal. Postofiice. schooIhouse.
Only Is minutes from the city by the 5. l.
5. & E. K. K, which runs hourly trains al
loc; in addition 70 which the new motor
line is about to be constructed to the prop
erty. Lots 6cxli0 feet from sI65 upwards
GRAY d CLAYWORTH,
7o71s Front St.
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STE.4afsHTP LTNES.

T>HE OPPOSITION STEAMSHIP VII
mington, Frank Worth, master, carry
ing freight aud passengers at reduced
rates, viii sail from san Francisco for
Sand ports on Anril % J A. Hatfield sat
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Advertisements under the nsack OF Lost
Foand, For Sale. To Let ans Situations
Wanted will be inserted 81 the rate OF {
csnss word for frst insertion; cent q
word for each Subsequent Insertion Pay
msnt always In advance.
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SEATTLE WOOD vARDn

nRY ALDgR AND FIR WOOD CUT ANY
IL desired length. Dry kindlssg Q sf~-
ciairy Coal delivered 70 sny part OF he
city. Orders reeesvsi ~ lax Front strsst
Or 81 gard on Hopkins waxrf. foot Of seneca
sfre~t
nhis s-s ia Rr,%KrI- prorresox
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1NSIYFRS IND CHEMJSTS.

GEORGE BErHuNE, AssAYER AND
VI Chemist, anaiy ger of coal, fire clays,
ores, etc. Send samples for assay by mail.
Tacoma Wash Tv
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Meeting of Stockholders.

Notice of meeting OF stockholders for IN.
crsssing capital stock Of seattle Dry Dock
and snip Esii1tng Company.
Notice Il hereby given hy the under.
signed. majority of the trustees Of said
compsny. Ia the stock holders thereof, fha;
meeting ~ said stock holders win De held
~ the otssce Of said company 90 the con-
paaFss works 81 the foot of Cnaries street
Ia tue city Of Seattle. eoHnty OF King. Ter
ritory 81 u asslng.ozs.nn Thursday the Ssh
nsy Of May, isss. o. ofeiock IN the after
room. for the purpose OF increasing the
capital stock 81 50 . c<szn psas 70 the sam
q three hundred thousand 6allsfs $780,
sgsf fo he divided inta three Thousand taesspl
sAsrrs Of tsse p2r value Of one hundred
eniisns ttiao) PER share. AL the stock hold.
en- are rec nssstesf 10 attend.
D.. T. DrklF,
PETEk MORAN Trustees
EE0 Kelly
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E0TfCE.--The business once OF The
ros4.isfKlLioEscxs will hereafter be open
until II p m. Classified advertisements
will be received up to this hour.
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IL . sAtss~S AsAs. fish MARKET u
ss~t tesasy ss~St & anr ases ne
ssssFMsssstssss al - passs AssesstksS esassaes
- es*rs "a si4ss xtset a ssss. Sos Sc iiss,
sr9Nsse Il. Ss~wr. sssk sexxssA ssz~xss
t5st>ss- sssas ns~sN Psi fs@ss.< ss.sss = Faxsa
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Election Notice.

Notice IS hereby given that at tire e.ec-
tion - be held In this Territory on the 18th
day af May. A y tSs9, for the purpose Of
electiag delegates 10 the constitutional
conaention, 10 be held IN Olympia, W r..
The following question VIII te submitted
60 tie voters of ktaE county. IN wit.
->hagishe commissioners OF King county
create su indebtedness not 20 exceed two
haasired oRssna aollsrs fsga CO. for the
purpose OF building county courthouse
ana jail for said county said indebtedness
IN tie created by the Issuance of county
bonds for said smoEni aud payable after
twenty ss0l wears and not later than forty
$50 years from the date of issaanceS"
All those IN favor of the same ufli vote
.la3ebFs dGess-yess Al opposed to the
same VIII vote Indebtedness No"
By order .. the board Of county commits
slssters % King co9nty, Washington Terri
tory. W X FORREST
CaWnty Auditor and OK oefic5o clerk of said
BEARD
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I toE oFFsSA AND ~ssss4esss. 81 sgf
esssss a. trs ssszszx, fsursssxe a
EAeE
 cese4sAl Asesk.
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4 s%fs~A STALL n.0sN rgANEsH
u NsiA 1sis bar saswe rise - she
~ns ~ RwrA A sazsess~ Srwsrs ws3l
- tssss g. - sexurs ~ tszsssA 4-sas=fFss g.
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CONTIGUOUS and BUILDERS.

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CO., BUILD
- ers OF bridges, wharfs. docks. aud pile
driving for found atoms and piers; plans
furnished on application. Rooms SO and
az Nts&fpr hfxek
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

~ ~na-r-~a
IsSLEySN1H STREET GRADE--EALEp
IL bids will be received BY the under.
signed CITY clerk Of the CITY OF Seattle, ON
| ar before Friday, May 3. 1ss9, at 4 o'clock
y M. for the grading aud construction of
sidewalks an both sides Of Eleventh street,
/ from spring street tn Bruaiwa la acssord-
! snce with plans AID specifications there
for now og Gle Ia INV OH e. Each bid to
be accompanied by cash deposit OF $50
- security FOR the execution of any con
| tract tast may he awarded. The city re.
ryes The ght 10 reject any and all bids
| {. W, Ferris, clerk. First publication Of
! this uossce April -. 1851
! IrlGHrH STREET GRADE-eEALED
IL bids viii be received by the under
signed, civ clerk oi the CITY Of 5 att1e, on
az before Friday. May 3. 1889, ri o'clock
/ D. m. for The grading of and construed "a
af sidewalks or both sides of Eighth street,
! from Howell street To Depot street, in ae-
safsisnce with the plans sud specifications
therefor naW on Die ia my Office. Zach
bid 50 he aecom panied By essh deposit
~ SIC - security FOR he execution of any
contract that may ee awarded The city
! reserves the right 70 reject sny snd all
bids & w Ferris. clerk. First publsea.
isea ot us ssollcc. Aprli -. Use
FTNs coSTRAG ToR--BlDs FOR GRAD.
/ ing q. PhEaaey's 1t, GA Front
street WiH ~ received uat3i sAfar,.av.
4 z
. iot, GA Fsout street, mill Mas 4; bids FOR
/ the eESct.oa ~ kewmau's building on
S1sth seenasi street untti Saturday. April
- r. Ropns Artsi an', Ises'osa block
I IliDe MI liz re klNsD u TO
I'D april y, ESsA. - she oftlce ~ 4 IL
FISHER. Aa,isssect, whvvs plans can be seen
/ f0F pstSnS - : pies Ger buEfjinE to be
erected on the Northeast cs4Tsser of Main
] ssss afh Tnisti ssrects The right il re
I - ftei Is TIE owgef 10 n ieet any aud All
Ests.
/ pins Will BE RECEIVED By THE
I'D t4sssHty cam nsssskaaeTS King eoanfy.
Z = ashiusfcH, - the eannsv auditors II
SEE, uP t0 Il o'eleek a. -. MAY n Use for
sissftlea~ and sltsraiioss Of the county
+ farm aslildfazs. "a \ hssa nsuss be accom-
! iasaissf ~ err iss~i cheek of sErA rus.
,Alss 81 tzssssl efs rs rye the -s<s1 o reSecf
alfs az al 60 Pianx sud specifications
Rssy ~ seea ~ The efsr~ Of the un6sr-
sd ~ IL. ssessmaa. arc itecs, Boston
{ tsi4psk
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f>As Party y $40 TOOK ROAD CARf
L fsssaa ia fFsnt % Nsresi CsrFa.ss Saz,s
1srssssa street VII HseAse r~sesB a
ssssee sn saw fssFsNsss srsssAs-s
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Ths following letters are awaiting sdver.
tixers at this offiec.
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POST ! NTELLIGENCER
Pxbzfttsd psz1s nj WssHy y tse .i -,
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ps.srsxsp 0x.-wfIeox Views stxnd.
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nnd LAWfeucc.
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v.wrorvsk-w. Harrison, 1. 7. THEY.
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KEr Wn&TxfxTkE--Ied . HAN
wAsnfssTor.
AxxnprxK--x. r. fso9mxu,
xracosrEs--J. ~, Moore.
1fxtaIx5HAn--Jaue T. Wilson.
BrcopA-H. Lord
CnexoysLfs-J. 3. Lyons.
Gsrgss-T. =. Harrison.
c8kHAIxs-D sujei ". Kirk
DAyTOx--W. =. Garrett
KDeEwATEE--B. sslyertsos
TfIxEs8rse-E l. Perry.
0rLHkH~-E. X shaw.
Kxzr-W. =. 6hi o.
WsxrkxAs0--p- G. Lewis
No4rH YAKIMA -Eshelman Efns-
foa1 BlxxKLEr-H- z. Price
PoxT LsDs0w-I<e1is Pooie-
PosY MAsssoz-~P. J. Primrose.
pour ToxHsKnD-N J; Lssin<ofa.
PvyAgIrr-~f5ib<on 4 smith.
HEHonK-N Richardson.
kH9soxfsH--tyni News Co.
akozs.AIuIx-tTbeo H. Thomson
ereKAak FSf1.s- T. -. Kn1zlis
srnnEg-T. u. barr.
TAeoaA--yertser Bros. 1esfh and Pses;ae
oyenue
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-25
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