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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-02

steady Fancy creamery Oh POKE; fine, 9Oa22c. Eggs
% milwaukee,, Wis., Nov sO--FIour unchanged Wheat
firm; cash 72Lci May, ISIS No; Northern Sic oorn
Rse quI e. 30 4's 44 oats B iSaa dull No
4ssc. Provisions easy Pork 50 20 Lard, q 90
9iae Eggs Arm fresh 2od2lc. Receips-Flour, II 800
bbs; wheat 2l.7Oo bushels; barley 40 200 bushe,
shipments-tour 1900 bbs whea' GOO bushels; oary
for choice. Buckwheat flour armer new, 81 sods1 30
per 100 ~ Wheat QUIET fair to good milling wheat 80
November 79RdsOe; December. 79sGSoc January 81 a
size February, s29sdS3Lc. Corn firm; new No =
9 Txsa on 4s sIa'S OIL ' ma in Export esa
DO, on trace 44s No mixed NSyenocr 4iS42c
ssSaioc. oats-Marke: Tor car lots 'led sGaiy under
%Sder do c GPSehSs Out No aa %S S 2a No.
white 29iac; futures quiet but steady No white
assass,c Fe6rusTy. 2os.@Sor Ba'tcr firm and h
good demand Pennsylvania creamery, eNtra, &c 40
vania irsts &c held lots irregular i4o2Sc. sugar
Refined easier powdered 5.lee gr,naaed Z LIE r't.
SgGss 1899 oSo bushels
bushels bushels oats S.'' IS 800 bushels '''''
Loyls. Nov. 5oFlqur dull yesS aud unshanCst
opening but at once rallied clos was &c aecys
s ffo!yd S AZ $c fa Jsnae So se Msy
sd fGs as 2? e ss seab c9 a %@i
at 27Sd27s,c asked. Oats firm No. Q cash zoe; No.
vember ole; May. 22hc; December and January. zoe
sasy MnScs sec Sc 0 WsedG GsNg Sc a QUIET and
steady. Bran-oefnand anguid Fl2xseed q % Lad
Zee. Cornmeal, 81 COAST G5 whIsey 81 %. Proyi.
irons s steam not r Waited over g. seds0 5 salt nsd
bacon unchange1 with light business I&cepts-tio9li
eats. IS 900 bush 1000 bush baIey r 900 bush
Shipments-Four 5000 6bls; wheat 1000 bush corn
S oedo ou Ohio Nov dull steasy cash
cS%9e ssdv n s Oats ue CASH & coyer
seed active steady cash s$ e5 Dccember 90 So Jang.
Wheat 10 100 bushels corn -. 300 bushels oats 500
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Eelu u)dnteo.


-~->->-->>>------>--- --~~-~-~-~--~~>~----~
Males.
DAKER wanted that understands crackers
ID cakes ana bread. Call i72 1th-aNe.
.GNlEN SEEKING EMPLOYMENT call
wi write for Information positions pro
cured IN every line OF business. from office
manager 10 porter. watchmen. coachmen.
drivers collectors. engineers useful-Incn.
ianitors and others. Apply METRO
POLITAN AGENCY. 6s5 broadway.
< ALLSMEN WANTED. - Harper &
- Brothers are publishing a new book
by w. ID Howclls to De sold only by
subscription and on easy terms excellent
opportunity; reference required. Address
WALTER BROWN. 80 NasNiu-st, y. Y.
XVANTED-A No. OIL salesman good
w position right man. Address. Win
stamp. THE PACIFIC REFINING CO.,
Cleveland. Ohio.
XVANTED.-Bg private family in tho
w city. u vel recomu ended second-man.
Apply 70 II West 2Sth-st
Females.
4 PPRFNTICES. improvers and good
"A sewers. % learn dre-smaking and cut
ting. Call or write for particulars. STONES
DKFSSM AkING PARDDRS, 343 1th-sNe,
near 33d-st.
-OI 81 H-ANE.-rwo sropg young won-
4 y en-, one for general hOus"WOrk other
Tor care of young children.
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il)ork inanieo,

Females.
A MANUENSIS.- By a young lady, stem
n ographe. ana typewriter. Address
sTENO. pa West l4th-st.
A LADY HenOgrapher and Remington
n operator. with experience ana good r'f-
ercnce. dcs res a position moderate salary.
Address Mss j., Tribune Oilcc.
JANITRESS. by lady as jantres- OF one
~ co. more hr-t-clssa houses Al reference ;
no cards. Address Mrs. McGINERN, 40
West 25th-st
- TENOGRAPHE ana Remington type.
- writer operator desires a posi- ION good
refcIcnce; law preferred. Address MISS
b., Tribune Oncc.
STENOGRArHER and TYPEWRITER.
- BY a young lady wishes permanent
position caligraph operator; experienced
good reference. VI. IiERMANCE, $40
West egth-st.
YOUNG lady. 90 neat. refined. would Ike
any Kind Of light employment Address
INDU sTRY, Box 100. Tribune Uptown o.
fee. ] 25S Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-02
Clip Real estate ca Cet


A LOVELY HOUSE with -, - 49,
"A j. No. l4o East sJth-st' new D0S,ei
ana attractive; only one left ~ 80, -,
~, ~ houses rent low for the aecommods
o e,yWtis eIeiI - Ag9ly On premises. or 70
TRACT HOUSE. $50 Ysssav.s,-ns-
eIsv.,as @DIe ONCE 70 LETT steam. heat.
80. e.eetIIe Hgns tc
% LET.-Lofts sc n: by 25 IT. s,e.m
oEo. B. EDDY. 89s Msdison-st. ''"er'
10 Lets West 47th-st. newly deco
STny % 300. Apply on premise, 's ap ~
Nssssu.st.. Room IS ." ~
x3 .nGn-A BARGAIN. TO ZEN, {.
'voO vicinity OF 5th.sye. and .a,h IA
wsuseg2hiy and completely tuyni ,I
BEapFt,,, for particulars apply 49,
AAa. JR. ~ Ce1sr-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-02
Conntrn Real G8tate for Sale.


A GENCY FOR MoNTCLAIR.-IIand.
"a some residences apa aslldihg sites lof
sale; houses 70 let, furnished or uniur-
nished TUBES & TAYLOR. Beekman.st.
A T CRAWFORD. as minutes from New
"A York, on Central X. Z. OF n. j., desir'
able French roof house for sale rooms,
barn and fruit; 10: loox2oo gooa situa 1SI
near station. Apply TO WIN. D. BIGELONS
Crawford, Union Co, N. j., or CHAS. LEU
ABRY. Al Maiden Lane. N. Y.
u ABYLON. l.. For sale, or exchange
ID for improved city property, beautiful
country scat Of ten acres, on principal ave
nue.. 4 minutes from station modern OWEN,
ing hou,s. IA rooms and billiard room all
improvements stable. carriaee-bouse, Ice
house independent laundry building; 242
acres lawn fruit shade and ornamental
trees, evergreen hedges all in perfect or
der. Apply 70 owner, L. DoDD, J1e 7th-are.
EOR SALE-OR EXCH ANGE-The larg-
Il est and finest hotel property in Peters
burg, Va. the best opening In this country
for hotel business For particulars address
c. +. HALL, Petersburg, Va.
MOUNT KISCO Westchester County
lNl Residences build M sites and farms for
sale ; also re-idences furnished and unfur-
nished. 20 rent by season or year. tAH'
PENTER & PELTON. Mount Kisco, ". y.
-
FOr other real estate ads. see 9th page)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-02

HOUsEwoRK.-By girl laicly landed
III AZ eth-aNr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-02
domestic 6ituatlou3 tOante0
Females.

HoUSEwORK.-By q neat. tidy young
crences good plain cook excellent washer
and rOner; mOierate wages city or coun-
try; willing and obiging. Call at ia
Fast a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-02

nOCSEWORK.- BY a neat girl In small
Ii family. IN citv no letters. Care Mrs
CAST 67J 9th-aV1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-02
LARD, PER. 100 LBS

Cash quotations were follows; flouf Ouii anu un-
changed No. . spring wheat 79c Nc spring wheat
SO Q65c No. rcd re; No. eCrn, lasc; No. oats
cOa2Osc No rye, 44c: No. barley. oSe No. ] lax
sg a. sds9 50 lard Der 100 h. IS OBJ short ribs sides
oose s5o - 60 dry sailed shoulders boxed unchangea
whiskey, dstlers' finished goods. per gal. ~ o.
Arices. Recrpts onipmedmaI%
Wheat Dush.- isVVV
Corn, bush. wv
49, hush 1000
ialriio, hr.h 1900 G2OOJ
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-25

owning 81 saw and shfnese Mills. sssh
and door factories, and the bussng
sfld selling Of icgs, iusnh<f. shiagles
he FAirhaven Land Company has
nieo supplementary sstiole. vish :
capital stock n 80 40
The Fairhasen Il sousnerr Railroad
Tom p&ny hAs fised supplementary
Articles With capital stock Of SslD0.-
Spokane District Telegraph Con-
par --Cspiszi stock so su: trustee.
= Fellows. J. w B0ckley. G. Ri
hing. { x Burns and A. q. Irisors.
ohj~es-Io build. operate ard main.
tain district soserraph lire aud mes
senxeF service in the city OF Spokane
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-25

The Nerth Yakima Repabssc is now
ten years old.
The new SO. 600 hotel at Astoria is
fast being built.
The chehalis county hop crop vi |
be an average one.
The contract for city waterworks at
Sprague has been let.
Ellensburg has sent samples Of iron
ore to England 10 he tested
An enterprise Is on foot TO build a
railroad from Spragle TO Colfax.
kelso wants bank. the nearest be-
ing at Portland. Or. nifty miles dis
tant.
Centralia offers 500 reward for the
arrest OF the parties who robbed a
jewelry store.
Alma Enghdale. aged i6. suicided
last Sunday by throwing herself into
the Natchex river.
More than twenty carloads of mel
ons have been shipped from North
Yakima this season
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my oath not twenty hsve ever he<s
onfslste their Own doors aft<r dAxs
much tezs 10 . fhezf~s without =
ehspsron- The trersy sinners have
psoosay bot Only gore 70 the tlezte
uu9 zone othef harness things. bEs
very Sub fUsA- OF eosxrse dom Z dens
shere are som0 Who - and sniEk
nothing At it-the middle cla-<, and
saen tAeFe are ths vexs RAPID girl
and fho-e ogt<is1e the pAAe Of respersa-
nzlify- Also the poorer perpie who
esiy cheap SEATS and 60 gish tfaes-
Young man But these individuals d.
: great deal yo1 voaid not have ma
For myself have come 10 the cor :
Gu ion that weii-kged American CIR
sre very much ike those from N
other country. We are superior e.
some Ways Among Others re az
taught % believe I'm plasonic friend
sts1p, and that ali men viii NOT cut rs
the moment We are ief, alone with
them. We hare the -gsff OF the CAB,
and What IL cheek IA . holden has
been refined down 20 self possession
10 your Fifth avenue young women
We are generally broader than our
European rivals.
The young correspondent states the
case very fairly for one Who Is 50
strong All enthusiast And in the
main she l. right. bat there are one or
two posnts she does not toaeh. This
matter OF chaperons for even the
oest-bred girl Is more or less newer
rule here than abroaSf. The exigea-
etes OF earlier American society. the
lack OF leisure class and the general
sfnrdiaess OF character and busy
thrift OF car women led Us into
ways that were dark in Faro
pean eyes. liz was once no bar
TO . girls successful marriage
that she had been seen out alone with
n young man. or indeed with many
young men, Young men invited
young women to 20 10 PARTIES and
balls With them aud the glri kissed
her smiling mother on the doorstep
and went Ten years ago a man
could ask even a young and pretty
widow Ia 60 IL the opera with him
and she accepted his bouquet. his e.
cort and his pleasant .apyFr after
wards 81 a matter OF honest tribute.
Today the same widow, much le~<
atta1Ss-sr dH1 lAbSu les 9dtfteEp& =
would quietly refuse an invitation IL
did not include another woman. tt e
Fifth avenue girl does not any long
20 hither and Won, according TO her
own sweet viii. a. the indignant ht'le
girl abroad asserts. No more doe
her sister from the i e streets 90
freely a. she u-ed. But it il NOT has.
a. much question of Improvements Ia
breeding a. OF change in The soei q
pulse. As far "a the girls themsels. :
are concerned. il probably makes ves s
little difference ia their futures, a, T.
a. morals go. Mairimonlaiiy it mss
mean egerythiny
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-25
FIRE IN A SHIP.
Pacific Mail steamship Badly
Damaged

xrx YosK, Aug. 2i.-The Pacific Mall
aeamssip City Of Pars. with twenty-nlne
s.hss ns,ssasers. arrived ~ sandy Hook
nj, morning from AssingsiL The burnt
s,d soorcied asnsugs Of che forward part
Of re ship we're the only Out
vsra msras Of the big Gre which came
vesy uesrly destroy ing the vessel and liz
tfefians cargo
tho para il I Sew York The first part Of
this raoBsh with full cargo OF mer-
shsna.se, she reached Aspiawail IN due
season and the lopsisgrs men AID sailors
lad discharged go lous 81 her cargo from
The hold when tire Was dis 1yeren among
cot "a aud naval stores IN The forward
s.afapsrfs ,,eats This was 90 tns: eseBiag
Of August IL, two GAYS after the vessel 5
arrival
The IRE had cofnf.ie'e eaairol Of the fore
hold yhan discovered. and before the
alarm eossld DC sounded great sheets of
tsmes and volumes ei binding smoke
q led tie sir over the forward part OF the
essif. The fiaGaes attracted ihs att nti0u
OF the ancient Gre department Of Aspifi-
Val. which turned cat, ard Dutatar oi
American iaSofeFs afsant the dock set "a
safs 10 assist the peSfple of the steamship.
ahfhrunsh the night Of the nth The men
Nled aud several fell exhausted from
essrwark As morning aame on
TIE iHta opeaed with the are still burn
.ax scneiy ard toward noon Of that day
ith1ksd ~ II the steamer was aooIned.
During the afternoon the flames ~ nj
dawB a. saddebly Is tiiey isegsn. aud 1T
v'ela.k Captain Lock wood. skippe- OF the
ship r goffest the fire extiuguished.
Mach Of the cargo was 0 sfrayed. and
lae lss<fiog 81 the vessel hssiiy damaged.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-25
MARKETS AND sHPpIae.


SEATTLE. Aax. -
rcxs g ca zrs szp1-y <.nnas7x an.
-. tne Nv ersse sh1eh = bring skresh<d
1ev sAii oe II ne nAyxss vssAsu ste r~xx
ssSkA Pstf<s xre rafhev ST. ans sks
a'..kss = n IRA tssndfsisn eeoerst1y. -
DsN coop OF oesx WI - thrown a.cn
psfu ally hare saArkes- 10 saAny sAs,
8sss TIE in1rsszs9a snxs valss~x MI, b.
lssa hr mathis ~ narss- L4sx sear - h~u
.'-s SrS cFo5 Appeared ssa<ks were iarx<
- g nsaskss wss nsxi " Elatssd-s A. .
e - 1snee Jr.ssss sszk v~yy iss and X
.ss4a-e ~ On u . =. Hasnssa eco.
ssasr this coseiussoa viii te bore os.
ll ll q Q De s@sn- A. rr ~esr cas- are ~
Ton
barr sgton & saith shipped q carload OF
esrasnI 70 Eiisnsbnrg tozsixss.
Ine Paxes sogaa Shore Railroad eara-
f'ssay collected nearly xz CO soexv iss .s<.i
charges. Tssx s. the largest amount takru
~ IA ssng si2g. slaee the Rad was
bsslIt.
re business ts5sare@ occurring shrs,gFa-
osif Tie country tsarsax tsse ssvrr. DAYS end
Iiix saturday. August Il. ~ rspsrss-t % T.
- DuS q Co., tie mercantile agency. bv
sxa~gsapfss nuEaser for the United STAIRS
isi- AID Tor ssuasia y. OF q total Of aIs, a.
eelnpA1ei With total OF 81 Last week. and
20 The week previous 10 fnss last. For the
osressons.iag week os last year the figures
stTs lss. made up OF is7 ia the United
states and 81 in csassa.
MERCHANDISE AND pRODr4E RE-
LElfie - During the last "a hours
TIE 5sesshsnGlse and prudace receipts at
thts i<1ri were a. follows. Puget ssaslf shore
ftsssi, ~ tons Caiemtaa * PUGET sound
rsiift'ad. u tors. SEATTLE. Lake shore a
Eastern railway. ssss tons By water
ansS Lake, - tons. l. !. Perry. 20 ton.
Lucy iowe, fae tons: Fleetwood 4 tnu..
Aassei- issus. Washington. tons: sin
scoas bsick, $40 Ions. By water. sssi :
sss..
SHIPMENTS - fsurlng the iss. "a
noiirs gs,osts aud merchandise we're : aipres
rom seattle 10 the surrounding country a.
iptlp@s :; fstget -oard -hore rad ~ tons
ao4uinbta & fggeS sound railroad, 3 tom .
c'-astse. Lake sssore d Eastern rail-
Way. - tons By water-Eiixs Andersoa.
soSs; EsIth, le t0as. Grace, tou-, -xagsE
bet, ~ tons .8ehsgan. . tors; Au9usia.
tonss AOnnfa4heer. t.ns- Total ship
meuts. - ions
NATURE or REcElPTsI ear Ice. ,
ears aonr. - bead hogs, 1 car melons s
cars stone. II cars lumber, 3 hos, ressss.
ear nF1tk. car hides aud taliow, one car
mae olfs ~, sar machinery, car iInmi-
sTsIfs Iagyaotes. ears nsy. sej boxes
raifs car petafo-s l ear bss on. l car
sseneS, ] car csaned vegetables. ear
n~goa mat rsss, ear oil / car lard snd
butfersns, 40 ice esns. ears metal roossog.
9 GERS oil, Gar canned meat, ear strins
agons. car brseks ! car machinery 100
easss ory goods.
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More Lumber Than Chicago.



BY reason OF the abnormal demand
for lumber at Seattle in consequen e
of the fire, the consumption of lums er
for the year is estimated at rs 60 CO
feet. Let Us see hog this quantity
compares wIthC hicago's Requirements.
The city consumption for May asg.e-
gated la5 eoUn seet, or an actual &
cess al over 100000 Tor one month II
the estimated consumption OF Seat le
for one year. Ia our last issue We -
ferred 10 Seattle as second Chr
cago, but our little sister city on the
far West coast has ample time 10 out
grow her swa,idling clothes, bu; il WAS
not so many years ago when l25.opg,-
600 feet would have been deemed an
enormous annual consumption for
Chicago.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-25
IlIla PACIFIC FREIGHT.
-, Van Horne speaks o.
4. restriction Movement.
- Not Eager IN C"Ispss'''"s
.xe between kasssrn
- Pacific Coast states.

-, a.-presi ieaf Van Eosre.
cS1A .s...lsa Pa sse railway, N ~
ps $50 rvisw pas shed Lsss 10y
fbs<fsN 80 movement 80 Fessfist TIC
epras1t Canadian roas.ss etc, 80 =
cuzsi -. fudge Cs.sl,y lzs sFpafestss
= 81 rs,,tot, without giving tae CO
fsec sn fn-,r.,rr1nlfy sf DciDg Lsar1
p51nk - IN Petite - not sna nesef nss
- CALL 20 competition iof Ifeafst
~ 60 tie Eastern aud TIE r Asine
49, /; has arbitrary salsss " -
- s.sl - f.sh ep4fs % IT, Aiits oa
rssef - - "a tnese arbitrary fases ave
- asr-sssf ;s maze the lTsEie S9Is4i
- Bss's f Pc TEE IrsDsco.sf. SET sat A..
Ek1zz sDSe il Kansas In Isis. AID
13Sssoa. ~ D.rsss ts3isasd - the fsegta-
= faaA 'i.sA, ..s,a III January fAsts tnE
- w ~ - - ne association. oct 81 a
~ i5A - - s.s,s Of iFelgnt Within the
- O .' "a ne Association, the Ia
$50 carried les than 1850 TONS
ioDt'sS sftg-affa OF the wtIo.e, A1a
= ASsss IA own British aoaatEl sslsl
~ 100 January i hss csrFisd
tkkps :, asrrsr proportion. POSSIBLY 81
Sas tfst j. far less tiian ~ IN
Az. 60, =. !. ole II the four 90 I've CON
<sea.,.ss fsere ! little, u az, ssthi-
-. me con plgiisIs OF li's vas.el
~ .f.psSt 'sie eiieet oi yash essh
dsf.sigl he Gsnacian faciae. y Nas
80 tnsrn a. f'isgise ~ ~ tiiS ST. ~ -
.rsTeas The pA>safS - va 49, e..
80 act aud u. hst = oas - -
-, ssp;luged ioE ~ W IL - "a
~ s-'1sIseasiou 81 the set
- 49, fise testimony given by Man
$500 .... III Ire Southern Pacific before
~ a0 ~. = aar. rai,tse. Mr.. Van Horne said |:
- 80. - short Of it seems 30 be that
~ 80 pscsfe should d. fxes.1sd
= txsls.sssse,ou With tbs Ant rScsnfaeific
ss..s al it, light capital charges
- wtsh theirs, fut Dir. Tow ue
a. h. might iru hiEh have
q - fas Canad an , &C &c sss fer
-; -. |. a., intended 10 permanently
- - r that profits were taken
- -, r.rfion - rnpnHses o8 tFeaif
HNs..t IL. bonds a1d stock repre-
uegss.s 80, it.yes cd moi substitutes,
- - rsyate sources. lfr did bs
~ - - case OF bis osn iine. the
Gs.,e.,ssr and iu the case Of some
80 80 = q - Pass sic epsst enc nous con
essss &c. 2 n-s,s.s Gere taken 09r, sn1 that
ssl.sssTl,s.,s,s rotils y h1eh were stisiaetI
a. cons facsiou CON pani' : AND
re kf;ers. are nos represented ~
=. &c., Ard s4sez apon Hhhsbs steffsl-
- = n, iesn., The interest siio sllss.
80. ar trsieriisr bg The con- titiut %
.ass -. - Pa ile do nat believe tbs
- q n IN rickTi p. opie Is 50 short
~ ;,a4.,- /. efss = ifliuk They b We
=. s.,.s,,s,, hos tb tr Pacifi r0a51a wers
81 - ~ hga the c ntEsl Pacifie ton
20 -. il. mon ply On TIE Paeiiifs
80. iar - MANY years surely u VIII Be
sssr se'o,e the recipe Of CALI mia Viii
fnrr.s /,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-25
rurrxSocs>r AMERICAN eiRL
fs,romfag BssaP~rsd nv a""ef"
saaxsuttsAaattass.
Naw YORK WeFia


II VS. a haF.i trial, no doubt, Tor
The girl Nho posed as Hac*iei i"'
.sDai<y Miller "a see herself IN print
mss hsr.irr eoe. II seems sometimes.
f.,y Other girls ~ have ~ bear DAISY
u.gler'," burdrn> sor her A WY
~N,.t wel.hrea young Aesefiesn slFI
,srsfs~ fgn.Yn aaFsasa "a q ttselid % CT
f.th AnA usg.ts er. @9sS eef falsely
- her before sac sSs Ten sscsass
e,ae. .Fpssas sl.i- vsry su2 sst. Ai''4 as1a'
T. - nat ehe SAYS a.
Fh,. verx av,s chsnce yoa set 90
80. ar,f ts{s IL Mr. -~ asid u<g hafA
=. wr,ee al argseie ae~eNt American
els gosne-or rather DOS gong 70
f,,s sn.atrr alone sith men- IL :
rssgv 3noagh fa give ore az sa'As -
sg,s- nerves "a bear these foreigners
fs.s ay.s sAs. Hiss strange = ss'essss ~
fn.ta IA ssx oar iosssacst 1s2s ossss
5..asf,.v With a. ass. e~ss0gts atone - zoe
nav ana svnerslsy s1nsi p @ish a
5s.lv sess. ts-ssSe supper al i'eas 90 tAe
lsrts,s,wlcG / ana snrs ! kn"@ tiassss
thar oae hundsea saTls in Nes ioTA,
and est 81 thai panoer ! would take
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REAL ESTATE rKANsrxKs.
Dssds kecsrded ~ the Auditor,
Once Yesterday.

Real estate transactions from Jaupsrv
De- 20 date are xa.3Sz SKI 80 There wp<.
fled for record yesterday 81 Iees.s. the
considerations s9grsgsrtpg ART. 40
average Of u.s. Following In the i1xs
- furnished BIZ Osborne, Tresaper 4 Co.
ahs-faetofs "a title
A. KEox To- r. = ssuss.err. la - hs% .
summit park supi add. SsG. :
A ~ Sfekex.0a 20 l. Prise. Iof mr. IA
Ross second add. Sls0
g. x Chaplin 70 - Muller, lot Is ard u
blk 81. Jagseweesf 81
g T. IEsrin u e. Eaaker. 1s.;s Il ana II
blk 81 Ingiexoos 81
g. - hspia 10 Y. Hofer lots III and -
Blk 81, IngsewaDsi. IL
O. L. tbapsn 10 r. Hafer. lots n srss 81
blk 81. ISzieweod, 81
4. h Chaplin 70 III -eho1ls. io,s Il sss.s IA
blk 5, ingiesoo<i, 81
e. T. Eaapfn 20 A. -chore. los . srd 10
biz ~. Ifgiswaof. 81.
United states 70 T.. II Waf=au ~ uaaz
and q se5s rec a, ~ zs, r5e. patent
e l. tospfs % 4. = bracs "a lots x ara
., blk -. IDglewocd, 81
4 ID. Hisekiey TO n. Erickson. lot hsk
2 HlDesiey'k SUPP al ,, $50.
4. !. sweeney TO washington lee and r
Co.. .ots aud s, blk 1; bots and s. biz 3
city front. 81 .v1e
West Coast improvement Company To j
/. PoIsisrot, l.sfs and ,. blk n. Gilman
yafk add, $40.
c. 4. hspin 10 J. ". l., Bailie. lots q
SID g. b K - Ingie ODD. 81.
I'll. l. Rtsrgsr u A. Gsraaer. Zee 3 bib Is
>. A. Denns's add 10 Bell 4 Denny : q Id
s2sH
/. r. smith 10 81. Ie,nan. Iot u. b,L
Denny's hast park add, 500
T. Z. Eabbey 10 L. Laage4i ~ acres In.
sec -. fp -. !, $50
r. Chamberlain 10 G. G. Batseo4k. lots
5 snd 6. blk i. Crown AID. ssso
y. tniI' er9 10 :. Galloway, lots q aud %
5ls D. Chi aerg's afsa 10 Wet seattle. 500
!. J. carroll IA r. stanoacfs. lor 9. blk 81
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&. &. tslkius to VI Z Hsasiss.e-. lot a
/ biz - Eatt cattle. S.f0
A. Knox 90 Y. RI. sans run, los IL. Blk 2
summit park supl Add see
A. B. Ljeaelisn 10 Is -fngsp lot IL hi
?, On Ell add ~ West :. attic 81
A -. Llegeiiys 20 f. O. WeofAurn. lots
II aud IL, blk 2, Que.n add 10 West So
sifie. 81
G = chaplin 10 VI Phillips, lots 10 "a
Y 10 30, blk 20, ingip@osd 81.
%. Meyer 4, ~ j. Clafk. lot Il. blk 81
Denny 4 Hoyfs, s55
VI b Robertson 20 T. H. Robertson. blh
8, Hlswafha park. 81.
: = Piper to {. ID. Props, Lot Il, blk Is
Denny & Hoyt's. y20l
l. II Edelen 70 W W. warde!f, III acres
in see -, u "a, 10
r. q. Hill 10 J. GhFisfisns0s lot g. see =
and nel4 of ssi4 SIC %, o. y, "a -, $50
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