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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-14


MAsH1xSzuS, NRrsA sS-ln xAs sezase 4
resa3araua authorizing the eo<7zaitsee ar
c<sssr tessztses 70 SIT daring 7eesss wsx IN,
fTocEecd and reieErei ~ tsae ez.zasnsssee on
contingent exF=ases, A hke resolution a.
g sle c-s-n sa.s1es oa EssaEsseses sa1 sass
A resolution offered By ssewa~r. Coz she
psirrhsss 81 s.. exe. .8u Of sEivcr tsEIsaa PEI
.ntszasa To- eoznzsS was laid on che table
fc- the present.
Tne ssaste proceeded 50 executive hss<,.
ness AZ 80 tae doors were orssned and
the senate adjourned
Tise senate confirmed TIE nomination al
A. 6 AekEesss. goyernef, aad L. r. Rich
assssoz1s secretary OF Dakota. tssvuessws n
aaIzfcrss Of HEShfnE7ssu chief 5ssssfze 81
tAe supreme eoast os Washington. tseo-ge
isxsn: 81 Montana. nite1 States mar.
s1el % Ionsaaas >zzksaey y Chambers q
Indiana, nitee safes assu-Sev for lnsI-
ana Gee :. B9tehele OF New gark. assix-
EanS secretary 0f TIE treaxgrys Albert G
Porter CT Indiana. minister 70 Italy. Iohs
A. knanssar. Of Islsnois. Scaxna general 10
Denmark walker Blsiae 81 Name. exam
lner of Claims II the state 6Erar1ment
The president scsSsSy seat the soll0w ing
1sTzinAfsaDS 80 tie senate. Eueene
sekEy ieT. oi Mex Torx. 10 he assistant se--
TesaFy .. stale, vice George I. gsS%s. re-
sigsael; WALKER ksaiaa. cf Name. 10 BE ex-
atafHeF Of clAlsas Tor the department Of
res@&E4 t&N% W. &4%AfA<s W Ax4k4f1ts
Cyrus B1sSey. IF New Yorx err. % be as
sfst4nt seergtssy of the satRzior, vice DAVID
l.. Hawkins. resigned
Tie president today signed sAe cozrass-
s55Es of Palmer. MaShbasxz an1 Swifk ss
InIuasfefs - spain. swiFzeFianG ard Japan,
respectively. SUI tBAs Of IAe.aenor as as
ssssanf secretary ot TIE treasury.
7Ile confirmation ot Walker Blaine was
cls '9f the usual order, ana YEAS made by
uERAEfzGaS con SEMI Sss5tz8 - as z ef5fsssy,s-
S4seAt 10 his ESssSg.
TfiE ASSISTANT SECRETARY CT TRE FSTKRIeR
r1s Busseg. wao was To- say n0rns-
r&tesS oy the president 70 ~ assistant sec
Teszry 81 The iuserIcr, a. born In Ohio ia
ssSA he was delegate freza Ohio 10 sac
Baltimore convention which nosnin4sea
siss sineE 4. p0ugsass for president lie
served With erezt distinction throughout
Tho ysr, and was hreweised maiar-geaeral
IN KS. Cen BGssey engaged IL business
10 New YORK city in Issz, ana has since
taken 10 gs&rE in nationals J@alarscS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-14
HonRoEs OF HAxrIaS WAR
A f.egitEme Gunhoat sank ~ Grand
saline In Ashes.

SKw Y.aGK. Mareh II Ihe szssaEes vii
liam cualnaMa has arrived fFoga ts0naiges.
Gn4 reports that GA tase I'D of February
The wATship DeSSallnRs, 81 Legsfst1s's =
o. 10th forts al the entrance ef fse port.
The cACnena1e eaatsEssze1 for hOszES. No
particular damage was done. Tlss forts -
sarsaed the Ere. and in > sho-t tsssse the
isexx&Iaues pat 20 sra TIE sapfa5ssfzoH =
that three well directed shzss from the
fe~ss struck the moving sseasaeT. u ts THE
wifh al en- beard
oa tie exening OF the 9TH . greAf IRE
xzz seen freza toS . - she s02;b ward i
ssrnesa out 10 DC 1rsna saline in agTnes-
The az@ wss stzTi&a ~ tAe SeHtAesn peo.
K1e, whc NJ oaee abandoned the pace. i
szssgs ara ID NJ the s3ufAern arysv, 0E getting
ssssssssx5an ~ fSrAgz& -alias, treated the
geoeie very hasIty. Eszrtis1l afsy tie EoEssl
a5sis nastSsreH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-14
POST BUILDING.
Choicest Properly parts City
which % pleased lnsanalng


efruTaau Jonraas
81
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-14

les SseSs March 1A--Af TIE xstfiax ,sf -
Palrnell coTaWiSssou fa-1Ay .Suaaxne1 tesEki aed
fAst - SD fozns ffaE the local rclIce n
ttssx nsleNe3 Geefec. the Cork re,,ortev
= be tesssaea Yesterday thai &c xfasSIxrtmz
"a bad maize 70 q policeman wax Absolutely
fsh@s. selsse \ <nsNs the statement III Wis
nssSs 01sce and s&iss he would tcsflfsf that
Z ss&s true. tsagfa@ hal not reccive<l fho
x1A szsza 70 which he wax entitled Wiz
assses fisr she Ttssss received frnm les 10 G.
daily
Pa crgss-sxknEaatian hy gzxxar. Sokmos
psFxESa thai Ae send ktrhT 10 Axaersca -
scs cae-lsa&n. 1he asxcd f1s<aCu 20 rosne -
AnElaen and testify for The Tf.<x witness
ea 'rres tst el fhss information Immediately
Tetmilei Kirby.
4 fssa named Levy. who uas I uaenaer
eS fAe SessfkA Supreme sosnczf. testified
= q as sxs.erscsaee While a mtEaher of
kllt sznss-xxs Smasfon he admitted that
sae et@a neen Imprisoned for yearx for en-
tzgl5 Tag his en- np4oyerss nafsacy. Thk a1l-
insl'sassa caused ianEafcr.
~ 30 p. Ns. AsfaraHy y-Ee1erAl WelMetx
SlalsstsnesSa sAss lie ease Scr fhe Nas<s wks
. - sAe request ef Sic Charles RnsSes7.
tRss4dznx SaSrice Haz1en ordered ffe re-
$50 trsra prison CT &FS o. Srseu Ard
AsaasssSN Harrington. whom il Il necessary
- - sTaArfes fa consult. oa cpuffitioa
ssss taST ssssfAla from agitation iurzzx
4oa8 ~ ~ss*
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-14
RULES FOX oFFIcE-sEEKERs
The President Sets Apart a Time
Each Day to Receive Them.

wAsafScTaS. Mareh f1-The Esssh OF
essiec seekers continues Af the White
House. GeR. waiEtiesey of Indiana, &c
eozDp&niec BY Bishop Hare of Dakota, and
President Gates ef Rutgers college. called
- interest tic president In movement 10
fke Indians.
The president has not yet been able 20
formulate any rules with regard 10 the re-
cepiion Of gisstesE. The present arrange
uaent gsls continue Enfss something better
Is provided. OsslclAl callers. Including
members Of congress and political GelesE.
tons. Tsili Ae received every day from 10 10
y O'Clock. Meetings of the cabinet viii be
keld Tuesdays and Fridays ~ I...s9 o'clock.
and public receptions viii se held In the
east room on Mondays. Wednesdays and
SATURDAYS Al O'Clock p. m
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wAsHopTs AND IASDaErDxD.
Delay ad Acessssrs 60 orcraa -
tafifsFnia Trafna.

sAS fnASctsso. March f2-The rsllrnaal
pcopse are noe very enthnxiasfic over the
giorsnils rain. WaShcufs sud land.
slides aaye occurred at various points
ca the line. nccasinneG hy the
townfuar. Is fell II torrents on the ore.
son dtvistos of the southern Pacific rus
soaafntsnnd train on she same limo Nhiklh
was drie here ~ : .sS fhis morning had 4
rough sxI%steree. fissg Il vas delayrd for
9 bong ssnae heloH Ashland BY . bie iaYdL
slide Ind Rster clearing this another wGl
sisf few miles further down. and fhtI
gid fs,.s cad its troubles
At stout 3 o'clock this mernfng Il rAn
into = sfasA-ont aceat . mile and hail
from LAssasiiae urKson. and the engine.
bsxgasss esF aud mail ear were fafnwni
from the track. No serious fssnnRe. hcw.
ever. was dane. either 90 passengers
or ca,s 4 wfeckiEg train vent therk
fraxn isssereEnento aad succeeded in gixafr
iisg the overturned cars snd In asslxsiusf
the t~snn 20 resch sacramento. where thit
passengsrs were transferred 70 . special
tscan saz1 taunsnt 10 this city As iaat
hour this feFenesn. Esgxaxcmau x4kck
bad 4 lsssee intared end MAJ Agent Eoftsl
" aS 6Aeiy brulsEsf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-14

MNRELxxa, W Va. March E&-~fae
TRAITS hates ~ weslsassrg w9s tsrned
this exsniax *nen fae alarm asan1sss
tAere sas = pxaLe scasug tfas guests sEsA
taers weEe 1akay nAE-g~ cecap1s.
nnz nsr ~ gaesss II tie intr1 si3sfF, fFsssA
sshfea 81 esa.xys1 SIS t1s OF. weFe fssrsses
81 ra<azz ~ ladders ozss s<s nssEsxDts
kskSre - walls FELL
several sszt4Ee- stfssxel naen 4nmpkai
fsa=z saarss ssary wsofs8zs - sss Sszsefnssss
fesew asd ss-e sAsS2g sussssA ssx 81
seven AIDES. as8 we~N sa tF@ upper
sssssSsx 1f EAS sGs5d segs wSss ssAszs
searrsss1. EaSre were "a lives sexs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-14
THE WIND BLEW rURIOunLY.
Vessels THAT Lefs Sam TrsnelAco
f,nssuafIed An Rut n~rA

sAs. Fn-Nt1se0. March iA - Asthnuxh
yStterdkys southeast gale abzfed some
what tsiSs snQrninE. tt Increased ~ the d8y
wore eil. and Al ! o'clock In the affer,10,a
was aleHsnE s. miles sn hour Il Point.
l.oazos- The bar was slzo hresktnx ana the
hsy wat FpsEEh. However. ~ the kAIA wan
exIeSfsNis nslis sfaxaase 1Az dou- 10 4hln-
pfug. rhe sseauzer San Bias, which wa1 70
have iatt sossay for FxuAHaa. returned toI
port ss dSa tAr schooner Epsna Utter.
Vessels striving from coast petnfs rrpor1I
extremely fui5gb weather on the war.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL mEErISG
Dissatisfied Steekhsider. Eject .
Change in the Kaa.lss rv.aeY.

cHtcAGo. March l2.--As the suaAAl nsesss-
sag cs tns lfltac5s Central rHiirua4 - cay,
SsSeFge Bliss os New fofG w1s eaescfa e1i-
secg0g 10 sEeeced john ElffoE, aeccsse1- a
gnsersS~E 10 FieS-Prcs4csaz AaEson. mbo
resigned fsrzs TIE directory gall ne saosen
- fEsosrvm Tne session sas NASTY gtFrr
up discussion. + y. Iesossy .. Hartford
Com. aaa & q. Mason of S4ss csEg repre-
senfexi 1Ealsef OF ss1ekhOs1ers aissst1s-
FED ssIfn t1Ee psessat az4slzgsnaeEs u tse
Illinois Gelxral. ant tssesz gea1iezarn
f0EgAt 4gaza4S tsae ES-eaecttssE4 os ts@ o1a
nsszT4. ksEf sSsY represented asig sA<yzt
100 xoses Of ass3isae, AID eBsy eaFg1sssl their
point In zAc 9seSEson af ussss- E1TSe %
the Old directors. NeSzFs- AgeF. L1Kgcn and
pucA fnesoss. sFexa Ee elecskss-
Ths minority $50 secured tha Adoption
Of = resolution pTegs1sns thai 30 a-zzs=
shail se s1EsSrneses1 eT leased daraag fAe
yt2g isss Fres3eeas FISH wRs Considerably
irrlssses ny this FesosEsiosa ss vas t'se
cniy enc 10 sote agaSass Il. szss Afterwards
sAGngrzs his vote
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East Seattle.

And hear from every side the most
f!stsering and gratifying verdicts from
people who have gone there. Al are
desirous OF purchasing a home, and
have our assurance that when this
property is put on the market. every
body viii have fair and equal oppor-
tnnity to buy al the aost reasonable
aud
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1T Is orR DUTY.
An American War ship should Bear
ErAnasarsz Endx - <xrn.lar.

WASHINGTON, March I1 The .cSsSssary
OF the navy has under consideration nu-
Haerous appeals FROM prominent citizens ei
this country to furnish q naval vessel 10
convey the remains af the late John ErfcS-
son % his native hand, IN recognition OF
his distinguished services In producing
the Mentor. which rendered such yAlaa-
bic aid IA the government in critical mo-
ment- On the o.hsF hand. request has
also been received that this be done on the
ground that his native country Jailed 30
recognize his Inventive genius aud his
adopted eouztyy shoald case for bis re-
mans
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-14

The Navy Department Not Hurry ing
the Charfe~ton's Cosupiefgau

wAsHIseTox. March iz.-The contract
ors building the new cruiser Charleston a.
san Francisco have informed the navy de-
psr.Fnent, ia answer 70 q telegram, tssaf tae
vessel VIII be ready for trial ia two or
three weeks Secretary Tracy says the
parpors Of the departments inquiry ap~
pears 10 have been misunderstood. Capt
Be4kuap, who was the head OF the trial
board, was rece1tly detached and ordered
TO China IL was necessary 70 III the
vacancy ON che trial beard caused by his
retirement. The department telegrAphed
the builders oi the Charleston In order 10
ascertain when the appointment must be
N
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Hotel and two lots on
Jackson street, $1,000. $5,-
600 cash, balance one year.
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DIS Ag1sgs. Match kegsessSs ssSs sss
Of ihe Esfassxs' ltIalzssss tsss 1ae S0Tts-
sgssssra states axs textk Essfses las s<ea Ia
secrxs Il sSsaa snSzay. discussing 1a~ ss@.
ssssf - sse ssassE.ssxzIse t,ass- AtgsF esa-
siderable debate the IneSsszsg 0rcssses1 10
reeszar1Axz1 10 sgae fAfFsTFs Of tsss Seszh-
vesz sarre t1t1xs- Fsxs Assszs ~ Ssasssse
taelf s.sa3exs late agFEss8ers. @4s1 E.-@s-
4 rus ser ha1sa ssali1e sesozG, 10 change
ssssf. SzEssssgs a2t8 2essers t1sFst. so eGgSssA
Eae aasTEE OF susaI xrAsA @AkzaSfsE 81
ssz.risxsee ske 81 thai tsgz 1Aefe IA s eszxsss.
-.
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ke Aa'. szs@ezai facilities for fhas sastle raen4
ot el2srsss ef slippers Tor rebates, Gzxnaxe-
eses las disappeared fses<s ssrosezse1 70 be
aide 20 declare saontAEv sa1vs3en&s 1S 80
per cszt., All r1sssa Z Rn1hes a e1vzfsal-
SIS sn.o saxizg x.oek- fIa lived h:sh. eat
: vide sMsEn. asa1ghs eve-vsaa ng On credit
zGxsss<e hs<-t
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ENGLISH HosrIrArrrr.


Kstxnex. Earcb e. --Fsse A A.s..vse.s, ,s.ss-
AzAl ne<Eas ireve 80 the sfa,sxe az ssra !, ssrse
fsfGsy n tsso brakes. Waite. ~aerxsa-1f N
tAe American sewxtissp. xnd the seerrtnrv
= Ile sss>>sAker showed the Ss<stars tnrogtvh
1Rss lords and c0Ralncns anss the rxsErf.
sksssssl ltsSiisiy sroEa the gallery they i;s-
taas6 - syseswAex Av SIR wfig,<ss y.ssrt.,r,
aArssust sud Others
1eS Dean Of Westminster has Invited
s1e teams 70 he nSeseEf az special ser
Ftfas IN ssle abbey Snn5sg Waite has ,kn-
psletl - fhe master az the herse fs,Y 4 sssk.
IA psrnas 90 visit the enecnss stables
A Es1ae hes&e@a shc Ghsnaxos and Az
Americans was played TITS sftnrnoon ' a
large crowd witnessed the rnssze S~a,e.
a America = fehaeenpa
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Nxx xoEE. E4ssa lz-Eae 2AEazi ssss.-
ing - s88S 1Asssis zi@e. N<x s4l1@Eg g tAs-
e1za gkA9swszaz tssaa sssy was As41 @eFx Ax-
1AS Tse Tss9rsx ~ s&@A s4s;zfsz~ss
sesssS-s sssxrAs aE s&s~ &Ask~SsSse
xezx kza4xz4-S 10 = -
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CHARLESTON, ". v. Nxxris E-The e4sS
~ Esa<F itSasxssg y Iissn f1f nzzaaAsaus ~
si1s KEtstTsAixaaAl nHafsGie. @4s axxnsa in
stse segixzz@ ra9rf - ssy. and sasnIszes$
a ssuzs4pa - Hx s,sssssss FsEssszssy nf fssssxF.
sfser weaeA TAG e9aft Will kz5guFn-
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NAsEIssss~eS, XAreA sS-s nArsEs Aka-
sarnar Aks luss snaeaatsks1 ~ fsse Enlts1
states ge0sassac&l s9rseg Pre- asasazrs
= sszsesnef.s ss.sk sas sSzss tZE sa.As EsFst4zse-
ssaa II rNsAs ~ So a. - Esessa - AEsIA ~
g-s 81 s1snr4 ssa1s h issT "a EssyS@SsTst sa@s
- ISSz Eaaz xse . 80 @2ss sSs-ss ~ .
sxAsea aaexe&S14 - s4s.. Las "a Es5ss
Tgx. snTezssss ys-ss. 81 Assa = s14Tess -
szv.-rx sszzssxxs4ss gs-si sssss sses.x sssgtJa-
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casxEsE LEasE MILWAUKEE,.


ssaxsng RsExaukssr Eeaszs@ss AAEs gsstAs.
AZ shs 4 As4sssa 44&zgEse8 - NA&asss s1sssss
sssss gsesngfx nxFs tzses a1sszs1sszs4As. sssa
S.5zg ~. xsxsl ssg~ss5 6N2aazza1t @ess1 tae
ks-sE a dag hss ErEsz ~ snsa. sNszs xsss q
eszs gsx NA3ssAsxss wsgasag ts-saAFs ~ ts4ssT E
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EaIg. ss. March s3-sIaAu Lxuzx. 3
wsxassSs s1er. Eae wzs trfaxinafed 4f1nt-s
reed vita DIS wsse tnas snssrusux x1d 4Mak
hxr numerically an4 taen tried ~ rss4 h1r
threat ,ssth q Fso<Eet' 'knife. buf abs 1oe~
aeeksca la eseapsAx. EAsiix Ihan e1x hlx
cMn thnsss. s=d whea tszr 1ffsc<r8 arxtvc1
sss hAggl1ur n enc q hiz wrists He nan~
oct i've. Hts wif~ slss ct the paint ok
aezsa ffp1 fEtsFsal snlarsa.
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EKIAH. Cal, Masea iS.-~-TAe north baa nd
stage was held ap yesterday bg hixh4af-
Ensn ssi1 SELLS. fsrso q Co.'S treasure b61
taken. II is thssssas the box cnnfo1ned
sbBNs szxA A p<ssae are in purGnif. bu1
thus far have obtssnef no clue - f6e
yohher4
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HIS All ApuLrERArED.
canitda Win Probably Exelude
Aaserisan Lard.

teg1hsaA, oat. March ia-The inland
reveiis1s Departments has issuSzs 4 hnllnsiss
- re ssslsaa 10 the a1astefasioH ssf lard. Tke
Anselfie&n pygsaarf comes in for srneyni
eoiasssuss nation. Nearly every sasaple ex-
Smsned WAS foard akiuiserstpS. tt II ,ss
eo8aEaenaed fhxt fbn dnfy be Increased IL
nssies 20 practically exclude the article
frsSa t'AnAi.z
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Watt. WIN 60. Nevrrtheie.s.

WAsHIS6roS. AAfch Il In the ease af
District AttoFnes Waits Of West Virginia.
who notified the department. that be does
not propose 10 ccnaply with the request for
has resignation, Attorney -tseneras Mille-
said this afternoon taat no one has ":
been selected for the place, aud Watts mial
prcb&hIy be allowed 70 resahEa until sue.
sesSn- hAs he.sn Nominated arssl s.sfll rfnfsi.
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Forty acres adjoining
Smiths Cove, section IS, on
high plateau overlooking
Pleasant Valley addition
and Hiawatha Park.
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PAgts, March f3.-~Admirzi Jazrer. min
istcr 81 marine. was seised wssa iis thi1
morning. he Is dying
The admiral died q few hcurs after lie
had beer stricken.
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afEernozra session Of the senate siss nj.
rrescrtsGng t,5s qaeis5 sxflons ef shoxe en-
titled 20 vote s. saanleifAi csec1ioax assd
giving the right Of suffrage to w1mea 49,
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24S FsAzsssea, Marsk lz~-fndicaffoun
fur a hessrs sssr 0rwxga ana Wsskiuxtnn i
KAs1s ss&tAssiy xinsts. Nigh On she p1axx !.
egGaNf, sfGraa hiwaalh eansfnue 81 Tho
saokstb s1 ftse ssssmmbia rissr.
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In the agsss between Yoanx Mitchell and
sailor Brawn isss nighk at San franafnro.
Bfawn ;sas kfs0E ke1 o9t ~ the zfst round !.
Mitchell ha1 tbe pest of Is tfom the afxff
ard sansIm uslf Msthaut q scratch.
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rhe A,.m. an, Iy.aua.s.

sent by secretary TfacY salatlse t5 fhe
Adaass aA4 trs4m0is sangpiy sskcd how.
sooss EDssg essasd be F3tteu Fezay far m.
Ttts eat l.s daae Ia le~x fnmu thrae
gs,fza1fkf
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LIBERAL Terms.

We propose TO devote our entire
time and efforts TO the improvement
OF this property, and shall spare no
money 70 make II all We claim.
We shall make
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fsoE1E.siR. Monx. March ls-A repprt a
and Nershsra f.Aasse ya.lros1s bape
elaslse1 and Waterman ~ the Unfuh
Pacific has ksEen killed 81 tx4rxson
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Forty acres, section II,
between Woodland and Gil
man Parks. High land, level,
partially cleared, with good
view of Lake Union, Salmon
Bay and Sound.
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TR0xzHxs sss. SaagA lzsfA6 6xns<e. ~
4 xss2s III = ~ II. a2s wMstaA ~ n&
ssssals 81 81 tzr psa sd<@sy Hz1Ie 1nx11x
81 sae esgazsi sssssssas FAss sd la nf&xx
szaM Nnsk ssx So Eals - 10 ~ - ee& -
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One hundred and sixty
acres. section Is. township
2o north, range 5 east, in {
and go-acre tracts. This
land is we'll adapted for hay
and fruit. Fourteen acres
in cultivation; with good
house and barn.
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s~sfss 400. sEareA IL issz sz Etsy sf<sssf
SD - As&st Esesa. psxsF skeE s. zsss
II Nsq asssf n44xs taasa.s4. ssN saF3ngte
-sssses IsssscF. ~asx-4 zh &
x4s sss
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Eighty acres, section 80,
township zs north, range s
east, near kirkland, SIS per
acre.
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Chinese yeesaea Al prr..t..


R1ELsS. Marea i8.--Thc s0vernor of the
proviftce oi West PTnssis- in view 81 ShB
scsre.sY of farm hands. has suggested the
iutrodnrtsca Of Chinese labor.
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SIGNS or THE TIMxs.
Mr. sssadstene Sees ths Favornble
Turn Events Have Tnkeu.

IsaSsses, March iS--Mr. Gladstone -
wrIittHi long letter fn BeanfoT. candidaie
ter parliament in Kensfneforl- il, whirk ~
FextsiFs irish matters aud recert ceses0n~
snsnfs+ aud says very oae able % read she
ssgns ct The times must clearly sc tho way
In whfsA the pFesent struggle mnsf terYn;n-
80 '--F--
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rAzts, March Is.-Tne paliro searched
the hgaises of 60 members az tfis Pafrfo{1n
l@ague for discriminating slecumenss. hsit
DISCOVERED nothing u
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$500.

Four-room house and lot,
Baxter addition, $3.50 cash,
balance on time.
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4sso. Ma. lx-AfF fses wAr
has s<xa sasa na4s 4 < 3a%zs 50 sezs
Western TEras ~ a arm x4x<Nz{ gsssz ssss
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$4,000.

Four lots, Eden addition;
ooxI2S each.
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S21OO.

House and two lots, Jack
son street addition. Two
story house, six rooms, barn;
lots cleared and fenced. One
block from Cable Road.
$500 cash, balance one year.
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E,rssaess ard residence lots Ia MeCalrs
addition 70 TraTer, snlY egs fses from tee
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s5 TO $50 EACH.
cssonY ar. villa lots szl HeCsif'k roscnv.
sSssiairg Tfaver. With perpetual water
nShfss only
800 PER ACRE.

TYsse- is q thriving basiness town of fse0
porussfion, on The line CT the Southern ps.
eff rHsiroad-ouIv = miles south OF FFss.
no. spd aissa on the iiEs nf Ehe ssa Saaa nfzs
Waller aaslraa1. II Is about hair way be-
twee1 san Francisco aud Los Angeles. In
tie Gfsset lire OF progress sssd increasing
p0paIati0a, saa Is bound 10 become one 81
the leading cities IN the San Joaaain gal-
Iey. Trayer has 8 I've weekly paper, four
good hotels, fhFe9 churches. iarge graded
school. II stores, mechlne shops. brew
err. Eve livery stables, cue ef The largest
acnrsng mills 10 that part Of fbe stafs.
ard three large grain warehouses. With an
aggregate capacity 81 q .08s ssns ~ wheat,
and is the principal grasn shipping point
for large farming country IL - also q
central distributing point OF ixn npor1anee
the climate il magnificent and meet beae-
fclai In ali cases Of bronchial aud puImor.
ary affections In eiisnass, soil, aud PRO-
dacfionk X Is fully the s4nai 0f Los Angeles
or San Diego. The scenery Is granfi--a
wide sweep Of fertile plain, terminating xt
the foot Of The snow -ciaf SleFras, fssa esea-
air ro5bsng fissaace OF It's dsmnesx and
bringing the mountains so near that they
sre ugye. falling source OF deligAt to low.
ery Of tie picturesque.
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House and lot, Jackson
street addition. House, FIVE
rooms, one story high, 5000
cash, balance in monthly
payments.