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Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-09-14
AN ASTONISHING CHANGE.

My dear madam, I never saw you looking so well, and you were so poorly, toe"
 "Yes, doctor, Joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla is the grandest thing in the world for rundown, ner- vous and facilitated women. That's the secret Of my appearance"
 Uptoa month ago, Mrs. Belden, an elderly lady, living at 510 Mason street, San Francisco, was failing in health and flesh rapidly as to serious ly alarm her relatives. She now writes: ''I have taken but one bottle of Joys Vegetable Sarsapa- rilla, but it is astonishing I am regaining my lost flesh and have not felt as well in years
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-30
Choice Residence Lots

eI2, ooo--Douhle eornsr, 10 feet square, At
the northwest corner Of Spring and sixth
streets, containing good residsnca
46,6oo-Fuli lot 81 the southeast corner Of
Madison and Ninth streets. In oar judgment
shis IL the most desirable residencs iot In 50 At
tie. II ID corner let GA the choicest residence
street in the city, and Il is practically tia only
lot on the street whore the view cannot be OBJ
stTucted.
e5,ooo-Two lots 40 feet square at the
southwest corner Of Eighth and Seneca streets.
This Il the cheapest property In the best fcsi-
dence part OF the city.
el,16o-Los on the east side Of Seventh
street. between Union and University.
90 3oo-Thres lots on Depot street, near
Broadway, with magnificent view
Si,760-Cosy cottage ON Fifth street be.
tween Union and University, with fractional
lot
si.7oo- Desirable lot on Washington street,
near Twelfth
ei,a0O-Two nne lots on Roy street. in
Queen Aane town; sl.soo each.
1880 Building xites on sixth street b.
tween Union and University.
aEMrOM ADDiTtoh-we stiil have .
veFyiew lots in Renton addition, bat there via
be no more left In few days
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-30
TnE nrrInrra EkA.


syentracss ct the Ep1sr Block Lef-Otner
Big szr==sares.
Excavation for The nsw Eples building on
the south side Of Second street. befween
Cciumbia ard Marion streets. i 50 Aezrsy
CON plsted that the mason work w CON-
inence at once. The contrast for NE work
ON tie building was let yesterday By Par
irinson & Erers. TIE architects. 20 Neils q
Co, for SIS GO The Iona Stone Company
also secured the contract for the stone
work yesterday, their bid heing ss.l66
The EpIer building win front sixty feet
on Second street and run back leS feet 20
the allev. II viii be four stories IN fronf
and six stories IN the rear. and the front
viii be Of stone and dressed brick.
Architects Woodaa viii today let the con-
tract for Dr.. P. B. ~ Miller's thrse-story
frame business building on the corner Of
Front and Vine streets. n North Seattle.
This building vii be 0ox7O feet in size,
divided into two store rooms and thirty
other rooms. Work viii commence within
one week
John Leary's new building under the
row Of houses on the corner Of Marion ana
second streets, 10 nearing completion. Inc
brick work il Up 10 the frame building,
under which the new one Is built. and .
week or 30 viii ses the front In. There Is
room for six stores in the kuilding.
The Sullivan building, on Front street.
between Cherry and Columbia streets, has
its foundation completed. and The FIRST
floor joists viii Be laid Is ence. Work Is
progressing In spite Of rain.
John Conghlin's new one-story brick
bssilding. on Third street. between Celum-
bia and Marion, il about half up. Ii viii
be completed in few weeks.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-30
rmE rolrc. oounrs.
Nta sassiees We're Kept Very Bu
NaAta&Aaw

ia sassises We're Kept Very Busy
Yesterday.
snstices Miller and Rivers we're kent busy
|.ssfday administering justice 10 petit
nfsiera who had been arrested during the
y and on Thanksgiving when no courts
|>se he'd.
~ stealing . IS overcoat from the
ttms.Psnson Clothing Company Jussice
*lsf Imposed sentence upon Jemes
'xnsn q ~ days ia jail.
sAszsrs Miller passed sentence upon four
t'''hlsss vasabOhss and gave two OF them
sed . days respectively in The city Jail.
sAhsf two we're given until o O'clock
y kikht 10 leave the city.
ne tear Cinnamon arrested hy Sllfleer
ssfs aad Special polceman Colwsll, on
Hssngfnn street. wsre before Justice
%nf4 They asked = continuance and
~ xfsAtsd Il. the trial being set for 5
ssansk ikis afternoon.
'sslsee Miller masss il an expensive
a'eze iaf All LES and An Wah. the two
easaaea arrested by Lieutenant Peer
'snssy night They were bound over
- kFsnd jury in the sum Of $50 each
= ssFsa temporary quarters in the city
sesa hTuwn. gambler. who was caught
- soFhlddea game by Lieutenant Vii.
sA aned SO by Iusties Rivers and
- tAs assessment
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-30
Acre Property.

ga, ooo-Ths Oneida Gardens, plated In
nve-acre tracts. for sale In a body at 500 per
acrs. This IL good land, half of Il IL cleared and
70 acres Improved. The property IL located
north Of Lake Union. and II IL q bargain a. this
price.
"a, Ooo--eo acres north Of Onion bay, onthe
line Of the seattle, Lake shore A Eastern rail-
road.
a.. Soo--7s< acres opposite tbs white hose
I'm south seattle: three arres Ia garden
a4.EOo-Fivs acre tract soath Of jackson
street. The investment can he doubled By plat.
Ting this tract
g. soo--lzss acres adjoining the town site
OF FasI Gig; suitable for plssstng
n. 900 - acres near Green Lake.
at.OOO--se acres nj Port Orchard, ediosning
the navy yard.
1900 single acres in Days AcAe Garasn&
These acre tracis are within haff mile os the
Cseen Lake elscsrie road The lAad adjoining
a ulatsee into Iots anA Il selling resaliy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-30
BAD BARNEY MARTIN.
He Proves an Unruly Prisoner
at WalIa Walla.
cNAmNo THROUGH TIE WALLS.
His Old cempanion Davis Alsss IN the
sehems - Break From the Prissa
Their Plans Foiied.

Barney Martin and James Davis, who
are serving long terms In the penitentiary
Tor burglary and highway robbery respect
lively and for the deadly assault they made
upon J2iler Pat Farraher. In their desper-
ate attempt 70 escape from the county Jail
on September 9. are still longing for the
sweets Of liberty. and came near escaping
from their penal abode last Sunday.
Charles Clark, who was connected with
Davis in his robberies and with Davis and
Martin IN their attempt to escape from the
King county Jail, was shot In the leg some
time ago while escaping from the peniten-
uary, and was therefore un-
able TO join them In thsir
attempt to escape. The following par
deula,s are from the Po0f- ISrELLtsKscKR's
correspondent At walla Waila:
sunday. ~ the penasenfisry. warden Kdnzs-
ton. becoming suspicious Of 81 attempts ca the
them eli oat for exercise and had their cells
thoroughly examined. This pFecaution re-
vealed The fact that enc cell was entirely pre-
pared for the egrees Of Its occupants. having
the bolts and faztenlnsz al Just ready 20 De re-
moved. thus setting them at liberty. Another
eel was almost ready How they had obtained
the tools to accomplish this slick piece OF work
Nns uot AuoUns a4tnou&4 hammer nha utttk
missing from the blacksmith shop since Thufs-
day. The tools used were discovered 20 b .
hammer and chisel and saw One Of the men
confessed 10 throwing the hammer and ehikel
into the well while out Sunday.
II IL mystery - 10 Just how they could DO
such piece Of work without being heard. a. q
simple key ring dropped upon the door can Be
heard veEy distinctly. The men who made this
boid attempt have given The penitsntisEy on
GERS considerable trouble. Two OF than, Davis
and Barney Martin. the former sent up Tor
thirty-six years. ana the latter for seventeen
years. were implicated IN the dastardly attempt
% escape from the Jail At seattle. In which the
jsiIer almost lost bis Lille &c their banda Davis
occupied . cell with John n. Martin. in for
seven yess for burglary, from Tscomi. and Bar
ney Martin was confined with Richard
Wesley. also for highway robbery.
The latter two were confirmed opium tends
before their incarceration and have been getting
Il on the ally since they have been III the fseni-
sentisry. A half pint OF the deadly drug was
discovered upon them altar their attempted es-
cape was thwarted, q small boz Of Il being
found upon Martin after al his clothes had been
removed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-30
rHs SPRING HILL PLANT.
city oaiciaIs Are stin Negotiating
Euwwhmma

city ofnciaIs Are stin NegotiAtiag i,s
.farvhase.
Thsinrs and water and finance committees
met yesterday afternoon With President
Gatsert and Treasurer fuFsh OF the Spring
til. Water Company. in Mayor Moran's
private ofssce, 10 consider the negotiations
10 es entered into between the company
and the city for the purchase OF the Spring
Han CompAny's plant IS part OF the city :
res water system. A Previous meeting
had besn held for the purpose oi securing
from the compAay full information Is 70
the extens II is plant aad such other facts
as woaia assist the committees ia arriving
at proper estimate 81 what they coasid-
erred sAe worth d the plant 20 the city.
and shat additional allowance should be
made 20 the sFrsng HiA Company in Fiew
OF the casy putting IN . new water supply
SYSTEM of which the old plant must form 4
part or he rendered practically unremnner-
at se 70 the company.
Another meeting ~ the committees and
oEnuers % she spving HUI Water Com.
rany via he held this afternoon a o'clock
Tor farther consideration Of the negotiations
10 he sntsrssi into. 90 no desisiaa vas ar
rived 81 81 the meeting held yesterday
aftesnoca.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-30
A NEW TRICK IN MAGIC.



How . Prcstiaigisatsur Secured His
Paraphern.iia.
John Polo. q contoFgionist and slsight-of-
hand man. has gotten himself into jail on
charge of larceny and forgery.
He was arrested last evening BY Ofncer
Raymons on complaint OF ]. g. Scott, who
told Justice Miller that Polo had forged
his brothers name 10 a Northern Pacific
express receipt and had taken box con-
tanning SIS worth OF magic paraphernaiia.
The brother, ". A. Scott, is now in Can
ada, and had written to his brother here to
take the box away from the express office.
Polo, who was 10 have gone into partner
ship with w. A. Scott, giving exhibitions
around the country. knew OF the box at
the express Office and had an intense long
ing to get At IL A few weeks ago he forged
w. A. scott's name 70 the receipt and.
after paying about $i1 charges, took the
box away.
shortly afterward ii turned up at Uncle
Duel's pawnshop on the corner of Wash
ington and Second streets. Polo had
pawned ii for $50, making about 80 clear
on the transaction. The theft was dis
covered by ]. @. Scott yesterday, and he
lost no time in having the stupid pressdig-
itateur placed behind the bars. Mr.. Polo's
nine dollar transaction Is quite likely 70
cost him long term OF confinement, rs
Scott says he will push him to the fullest
axfent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-30
The sleam Hsasing cempany.

The Seattle Steam Heat and Power Com-
pany has not yet come 10 any conclusion
viii pat in. Mr. w. III. Bishop. the agent
Of the Holly system Of steam distribution.
has gone TO San Francisco Before leaving
he made the comnany three propositions
one for plant covering only the buildings
FIRST proposed, one for the same district
with larger pipes capable Of being added
10, and one for tbs plant which would be
capable Of heating over two miles OF build.
inRa. Other companies have also sub
niitted propositions and IL viii probably
be several days before the company comes
20 a definite conclusion In regard 70 the
Faatter
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nnEyHrrEa.


The Opposition steamship Wilmington
VII ssii from San Francisco Thursday,
December s.
The steamship Haytian Republic, Of the
Opposition steamship line. viii sail from
san Francisco December 3.
Select dance tonight al West Street bah,
corner West and Bell. Music By Boston
Union Dance orchestra AdInittance, 80
cents.
The county auditor yesterday issued IL
censes 70 wed for George w. Ely and
Isiilia Rigpy. Of Seattle. and Peter hcKIn-
non and Hannah MeDeyitts OF Tolt.
John Scott. the man arrested hy OfEcer
Cave. found In company with Minnie Cram
Dali. On charge Of vagrancy. was tried by
Justice Miller yesterday. and given thirty
days in the city jail, In leu Of SO enc.
Declarations OF intention TO become pIsi-
zsns of the United States were made yea
tsfday BY the following James George
Bnchantn and John s. Miller, OF Great
Britain: Bernhard schranm and AdoIph
Bitsche. o. Germany: John Eden, OF Nor
ways and Christ Eiettler, OF Switzerland.
A plat Of Albion Heights addition TO Sc
attic was filed yesterday with the county
auditor By Fred r.. sander and Nellie n
Sander. II Is located Ia the southwest cor
nsr Of northwest quarter Of northwest
quarter. section "a. township 2S north.
range 4 east The STREETS are Carroll,
Clarence. Wyekoif and Johnston.
Merchants OF Semitic ard Puget sound
ports are advised that the agent OF the
Opposition steamship line viii shortly call
on them for the purpose Of making con-
tracts for the delivery Of their freight from
San Francisco. The agent claims that It
will be 20 their advantage % defer making
contracts with othsr lines until he confers
with them. J. A. HAfFTkLp. Agent.
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u..s.., AZ wei s. nn.hlematieal

United States Commissioner Emery dec
GRATED his courtroom Thanksgiving day
with an owl, mounted on q neat and hand
some. but not gsudy. bracket. which was
placed just above hts chair and facing the
entrance 10 his Office. This bird not only
personiiss the aggregation Of legal wisdom
aud the knowledge ascrihed 10 the owl By
mythology. but serves tha useful purpose
Of receptacle for trinkets. meraensoes or
documents. The receptacle Is displayed
by the instant decapitasion OF the silent
and solemn hird--probahiy emhlematical OF
the fate OF whisky merchants from time 10
time brought before bis honor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-30

Sohn CoakAlia. rs eolnmhia street. has now
q fuA sleek az K&z Axfares In al varieties. and
weaid hs pleased 20 show % prospective bayer&
sl&Columhts street
Cardinal 6ibhnna esiehrased nsw book, Our
Chrlstian Heritage, for sale II Lownan HaE-
ford 4 & P. Co.'S
FER srsz-clsss xooas IN tke hss and cap ltns 50
70 Charles 60lfstzin. ne hasssE. seccz1 stfses-
near Boston El1ek
sc socks; AI-wooi heavy socka Chester
Gear.
Pullman ressrsaaans rassae iog Al points KAss
Wa the Anrthern Paeaae reslr041. ths vestibAled
sleeper sad a1zsnx ear Inc oGce. rs second
street.. boszun elock-
Sc Doyllcs. Cseary.
Ola papers q cents hnn9ae
-r ARE a&nazg tswsA Chestex CsGGry.
Sc. spssrdia earseG Chsst1r cieaxy.
ca p&pers - cents q ban4iA
Tar iMx3ess ssaek af bats 20 seze<A sT0z q
S4AFsSa 6esdxtFfns = ne nass1F.
Van Dyke isccsI cResser Cze&ry-
CnAFies Ge14stetA Il aseEt for Knox naEA
Soc gears slsk hAnaksrwhsefs. caex1ar C1sary.
60 psasAea cA@szef cleaxy.
Oh rs7en cszm saa91a
Tia eFnw1 artEfs a. Tney eoz1s n Stages
eE9 6Gahkes - 4rznk II TE&y erzng 1As&F
srsen4s % 2Efnk & EvexyAoay asaEka wAipp@1
ersAz soSs vassr Sssuars noksaes DRAG Cs2
F&ay. ssca1d an9 cheTTy.
IT ~ O. yonnsn9. IN cu2nect8sn wfsk q gem
sxA praEEeAs Gives particular sssenttGa - Al
eJepRp3sa. AFex ce1F4kznx keNe3o1x Ct xa1
kianxsRs Ae&xx aH4 aznxss an6 a. elcoa Ga
eess& We AEEs special s&eaitEes fnw fr7sMnE
FeE1so-&rta&RT e2ss4sss. fectRz d1Ez&scs sEs4 al
teFEs e fezAl2 &1eeaeeA o&ces reoz -
csaenlA eAe<k. ceEnss seeaz9 saa Cal2za1aA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-30
HorEL ARRIVALS.
rYr sroouALMIl


DoolittIe, Portland veneent Seattle
VIM II nd son, McMin'e X Crog. city
W n Melvin. city Louis Gavass city
John feech, Victoria VIM MnIligan. Denver
Df Lee, San Fran Rothchild, Portland
d HOGAN. Cheyenne &c L Leigh. Aver, Ont
w Mortsn, San Fran Mrs II corley, San Fran
Capt Paul RI Blakeiey r Keesmer. ~ Biakeley
Mrs Gupsei. IT Blak'fy Miss Fulton, pt Blakei'y
I X Nichols, Min'sp'Iss D N Stone. Blk Dismd
G @ Calkins, 4 Seattle L Richert, Tacoma
Benjamin. stanw'd
THE RAINIKR.
w W Beek, Reyenna RI PennefatheF. city
Frederick Ray. Chicago John A. Blank. Seattle
Paul Cowies, San Fran G n Savage San Fran
VIVA Eeksteiu. New w Richard r sharp Vic
A Muller, New York A Horton NJ ID. NY.
III Hall, Dayton o IN caGy. st Paul
J Lowell 4 vi, UnionPa Mrs Timpson. Port
stienberger, san r Al Ross q VT, spokane
\ odell a VT epok @ Il Dayton, Chicago
W Oven, MiBueAp @ walker WI, p Lud
A Bowers. San Fran L W Bates. Tacoma
A Ingersoll, city PR Lawrence. San Fran
WE'D HousK.
wm Campbell, Pound n Miller, Chicago
HPetteIi q wi, sEoho'h AHnfchsns VT Snoho'h
N c Pestel Hamilton b Hogx. Pt Townsend
] Johnson. Tacoma VIM Morrison, Blaneh'd
q Bowman, Ballard Mrs Foster. Ballard
Chexems. Des Motnes 7 II KAyler, Pullman
5 Emerson, Olympia.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-30
Cheaper Building Lots.

$3.50 High, slightly lots on Depot street,
west Of broadway. These lots afford perfect
view Of the entire city and harbor.
e6oO--Lofs In Edes knights addition.
south Of Renton addition.
$500 slightly lots in Collins addition, west
Of Lake Union; corners. $500.
sBoo-Lots in BIgeiow's addition.
e3oo-Lots In Bigelow's addition.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-30
sr. MARES CHrRca.
rAe PARISH 10 Have Temporary Heas.
ef Wnreh7p-

The faFhsA % Have Temporary Hoase
&c Wersh7p-
The new 81 Marks church viii be eullt,
ready for occupancy By Christmas day
The contract Zoe lumhes ard al the naa-
txgtais necessary fog the aailding has been
let sna tie eoatxzet for The labor vii he ses
on MeaaAy ~ p IA
Archifsx8 Steinman has the r2Ans eona-
plsse fog the Structure. is groaad plan
oscGpses an AREA ssxss feet In size. ana 1t
viii he placed on ere SIDE Of the block be-
tween Foassh Ard FiftA and olive and
Stewart streets. 80 tAas . peTnaneEt
eAnrch rnsv afterwards &c pat N the censer
az the hsoek. The temporary eaaEck xil
eos $500 and the work VII ee rushed
With al rossanis haste.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-30
a Eat PARSE Found.

II. n. Sims. who II in the employ Of III.
Wilcox, q Yesler avenue grocer. found .
purse yesterday noon in the Perfection
coffee house. on South Third street. con-
tanning q little over SD lie gave the
money 10 the proprietor. asking him 70
find the owner. Aftsrward when be asked
the rsstAuranteur Il he had found the
owner be was told By him that be had
given IL 10 lawyer, but be would not say
sehx ha wa3
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-30
Ola relieve, social.

Ridgeley nsgree Lodge. No. 9, l. O. O.
r.. Rsbekah degree, held q social last
night in the Odd Fellows hall ia North
Seattle. The entertainment was largely
attended aud highly enjoyed by all pres
emit The sisters held she social for the
purpose Of raising funds 90 pay for their
new paraphsFnAlia To their surprise they
wese presented with purse Of SIS last
night BY the brethren OF the city |. o. q.
n 49,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-30
Front Street Property

$50. ooo--soxI feet II the southeast cor
nef OF Front and Seneca streets: q ane business
ocAtiou, reasonable terms.
$40, ooo-saxiD feet On TIE east side Of
Front street, adjoining The corner advertised
above The TWO lots, giving = double corner
40 feet square, win be sold Tor sse.0o
eI3, ooo--Fuli lot. elxin feet on the east
aide Of Front between Len0ra and Virginia
This is the "Estes properly" II contains yAlu-
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mann na the IIasrItal.

Augusta HUI, = Russian Finn, died 81
typhoid fever 81 Providence hospital
Thursday night. aged about =. Hi was
a single RAN and cAFas 20 the hospital
about SIX months ago 10 be treated for =
broken leg. lie was in weak condition
and saaght the Eever with resulted in his
deash. The hoty remains at the hospital
awaiting ths orasr Of frieaas Ct Hin who
are wurkiug IN West Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-30
Lime Property.

a GREAT BARGAIN acres Of land
AZ Port Langdon. on Orcas island. with an un-
limited supply OF lime Thls property has been
particularly developed and contains kiln
house and other improvements. To close mp an
estate st once the property will be sold 1t barely
half its value We especially invite invessiga.
ton cfthis matter ~ we are convinced that II
is very rare opportunity 10 secars valuable
property 1t . nominal agufe.
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szfsss Parsons HAS Nos s'nsasesea the
TAante Sef.

~tsss Parsons HAS Sos s'nSasesea the
Taa9te Eel.
~ nnaeee committee visited the treas
s - eaec yesterday afternoon te rscsiSe
w2ast et the treasurer aud Expert
s%ssfs a. 10 TIE eondissoa az the hooks ot
xzsafef Parker. Toe committee found
e sepnFt Vas nos ready. As there was
MNA q warrants. upon whieh partial
asnss bad been made. that had uos
sssesea ap
e EnAAee eomnalstee viii again meet
sssafsf Anes am! kxgeFt Parsons next
49, Al =. IA, when Il Is expected
siaa report wsll be made that viii
ssartiy What amount ex.TFeaxuFsr
ss<sr III sss$ss COED. The fnanee eena-
zndsEssana shas sAs additional work
q Expert Parsens viii shew no add
aAostaze. Aaa in case re exact
eAancs be named. ex-freasarer
=. - "a pFsssaly be required 10 make
- sassEe shortage. ard receive re-
3 = saassaaeAl pAyEneats Nay come In.
=. .ssas I'll b plaaed 10 bis cFeSiis an
.nzrea Aess s'ss'' 'Ass'' ~ As'~A
- sssk sixea la Rxpera Parsons has
-. hsss cue. as the ssigiseatty II straight
=. est NJ. ParksF's aoeks has been ia
-. p Ne faet thai the papers having
! : sAsass u payments have been hard
- u great many Instances.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-30
THR LATEsT orr.

A daily through car service has been estab
lished by the ChAcago, union Pacific a North
western line between Portland and Chicago via
Council hlufs. thus Offering 20 the public faciii
ties nos given by any other line 1.-THE Limited
Fast Nah. !" which runs daily between the above
points, carries the overland fast mail limited
number OF 1rsf-cieks passengers without extrs
charge, and 10 composed OF Pullman Vestihaied
sieepers aud Pullman Diniug Cars Portland 20
Chicago VIA Council Blum
This Is another indication that the Union Pa
cine Is DESTROYS Of meeting the requirements ol
the people For information In regard 20 this
and other trains on this line, apply 20 Oliver r
Bfiggs. agent o. H. 4 N. Co. Seattle. or 70 A. l.
MAXWELL. a. r. ct A. Portland Or.
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Mr.. John =. oconneil. g telegraph
operator Tor the Western Union ia this
city, host GA Thursday . roll % greenhaoks
amounting 10 ss6 Friday morning he in
serted an advertisement m the PoSTslSTEL-
faaKNexR, and yesterday they were re-
turned TO him intact by DR., =. W. West,
OF w. IL. Pineknsy 3 Co, who bad found
them ia the read At the foot Of spring
asrrai. ana would receive no inward.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-30
4 m.n.l.nan.. Ml.fartnne.

A. q. Long cUt bis right Feet badly whsls
Sorking ia the weeds near snohomish. .
week ago last Thursday. lie bad cus
aown tree and was trimming u when the
Az glanced and struck bis foot Aetweaz
the instsp and toes. igInsssing N ugly
wound. Long came ~ ffovttsEcs hospital
Thursday night and lad the woenss
dressed By DR.. Willard.