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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-03
N0N READYFOR WORK
The seattle Rolling Nil Gem
pany Is Incorporated.
fTs powERs &c ANp sRoao.
A'esaAa Capitalists IN sA< usre~sers Beard
oneevx-Th< mna n Ne
BATS ~ onre.

TIE esraasxzzsaa q sase seastss Ra.srsx
Aa.a Company. whS1h i Ia e-es< lxzse
wprks IL sSzsaana aAaisioz T. Sekssass< =
ssseesez Al aseetz-g as TIE znz Sasa-s
yesterday. AFxscaes as ans0-gss~f la we-e
prepared e. fkss Esssntsax nrsS asserwa-a
Rec wasA the sos7fy aa1asar 4-sa wsSss tbs
secretary OF s13se.
Use Ane0~TAs-zsezS 81 tie SeAf4ss Raslirsx
Asl4 tonag&ug are ssznes C&rewrszht.
A.lla1Aa Hai1sworfk J.. = ! Hanf. II =
HosEaess Baker ssatzers. sAcass ksArSaa C. IL
Nahles T. II. Sayae. a p Mssfer. " IL
A.sswxyn. s L. Crawford c. 9 Eozaves
AID u e HE4. The esq.szs stock was rlAesa
a. 500 .ese9 in ? &c shAses a So pAr v&Eae
eanA. with pawsr reserves 70 Increase to
ss0sss BIZ Ess-thsrsls vsss q Ike stock
sa2se-s
Tie objects Of the eorr.ov4tSaa. oriesy
Saatee. are re fellows
70 own AID devesep iron Ea.nss. c5zs
Ea1nes. ir0f. uazues ard store qnAr-s6s. 20
e0zstrs.ez and acya tre coI.sevies. faEnaries.
rssssnr EnItis azaa wo.As 20. making eske
AT reducing azs1 smelling irou o-rs. 90
AeQ4lre o. eaaSsrsset TIE Sleaesszrv works.
TAAHt machinery AMI apparatus far the de-
Fsa0TsDsEt OK sgs objects. 50 ewa pateEt
rights rel1Stng % It's hassness. 60
carry ca fbs trades Ard business & iron
master. collier proprietor. coke m4nusSe-
fnreT. ron ard sfesi manufactures. miners.
sElesieTs. cuaver erz 81 sseeI and irum
f0zu5ers. and particularly e own md es,-
Frxss roz8ne nh 81 Sesstie ass6 s. deal IA
TIE nannsA1fures taetesg - 0Rn The
xn~ka necessary 20 eveAte masfive power Far
safe 20 other naanui acfasles ard 10 sell ihs
s2ases to ssezl IN al kinds og sron, coal.
iron ere. liHaesioas and irunstone. 20 coa-
street ADD maintain saca wAief works.
Fsawer ard elsesrse light rian7s. wAA-Tes,
TsAss and fE@leWays as na8v te useful n
combating tie rolling m.a hssiness 10
fgrEa tzasAe naiaas, easa pAefs and eont-&e Is
With esber corporations. cad - that end 70
own stock ia arg corporation having sinai
lar ohlests and % have Interests ia otAer
WORKS 81 Ike n2tuss.
The trustees 81 tiae corfseTAI8Ua fo serve
VIII the last Tuesday IL Ap-li 1ssk are
James Cartwright William Hslnsworah
l. :. J. Hunt IL 4. Holmes, Raliev Cat
zerg L. II. boYle and A. r. MiiIen. The
nunnber nf trustees Hasy by vote 81 the
stockholders Re decreased to any nambeF
ns.s less thsn tasee. o. increased 20 any
number not more thzn niae-
~ the same meeting the following beard
81 o1aoers we're decided upon. President,
ksSai4fa HAsnsRorta vice president. A. r.
Mifsea SECRETARY. G.. H. Noble assistant
secretary, G. W. @artwgieht treasurer.
Guarantee Loan ara Trust Company; al
tgrneys. Preston. Carr & Preston
The Seattle Rolling Mi Company :
nov ~ eonaItson 20 psoeees w3ta tas bNild-
Ing q lis extensive works. The machinery
aas already been seiersea, the groanas VII
be prepared st once and 81 sooa as the
plans ear he made. the work q erecting
the necessary haslaineS " he caFn naenctaE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-03
PERSONAL

NJ. A. \ Hamilton. q tie baseaSssrr
tefegai S. Is TIE city
Mr " T. lEaa.ey city editor q she
Efcsors 79ssss IS ia i1e city.
Qh,a ecafeHy. q f'eealo. Colorado. IS
registered a. tire snnaaaiEt4te.
Landlord Baxter. 81 the Bellevue has
ssassc tls 5 sctarSa for q Sew GAYS
Dr g. p5oai goes fo Haaseous and fssr-
haven touorraw 10 spend ueeA.
NJ A f Rsusney. who has beer VERY
ss<k 3 sth syF4aosa feses. Is MACH improves
MI s a Wells . E3tsvlis, es.FeeEaAeT
e TIE 5eEssfssGrs. ss.a @rs- Wta4s aFe
weesss al tas >easTSve,
NJ BRED r Peterson ret&fssed yestsfslsr
frzsm, Fofa Tos ascend "a hsre sst had eeea
attending district oaxsN
gusgr s@ha p Ma5eg le'f fer o&yur sa
wberr se wss. sEsee3 ges{ay ard Monday Ia
getting aeQua.ated wsgh sas slsa ses. .atsrs.
n~ g. E SnsEh. soa a. Vs. PAR aa2
wsse. 81 Portland, are 81 IKE esi- ] Aes3-
aeE anA wHe az San Fr&ncssgo. srg also Sc
1bs aaEse hsgsselry.
~ IA Hsrhers : besvv tsscsA1iaer 81
tas seattle Lake Shenc & F.Sstesn 'z,5rvas
isft tha csy 3ass sgeNgr tef AsN Vera.
ar Iztsu~zs aas beea here tao wseSs Az4
ssss saHBe sarer .s*sstElssEsEs zks Est re-
Eura re Seztae seat sp-lns
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-03
LUMBER FOR CHINA.
Chinese Sending 10 Seattle for
Railroad Material.
THOUSANDS OF plLgs wAeTgo
TAe Tres Go Be Feaaa n Sapan Rut
EFsSSe Tssaa.ers Mast Cssa< Fr~n
the raxrs SennA.

An orsssz fas kkoasSazss q Ga.l&rs' xevsA
* launsser aaz uses - &c used II the eSsa-
sS-1rESaz 81 slse razSrxaa9 nem henr hall il
GAIA hetweea nekga and He4ae. 10. an
asr sae pst~nn&;es e The CAsSzsse govern.
rasz1, W.. g-oss4sSx - Facsa IN Seattle.
When Cam Gs1a ASsek. os the Va
Gaang company. was n Cxnsaa On ais last
xtsst tc China he As rpaGsSzeS Be the
management * he railroad. ca nis resara
% seattle - ssnereAta sAe foxesf ngare n
~AacA ianahew and piles cozl3 he furnished
them
Nne xGssv ass vstszn. has a shavs Eaae
siaes VISITED are PavaE MI CemrAny 5
u21 AZ Pert G@rasas ASsa obtained tAs
fsEm-es - vAleh TIE gasuk~r coni4 ee 90
tazEsa- These hs forwarded u China tex
12xS sirsce. Sesstae = Faa-e eenveaaanf u
CaiaA than Anv esty on The oaast. Lumber
"a asundsncs ard 81 tie essss ksa3 fo- rail-
read battling IS 70 be had here. AMI Ii ga
BE furnished rs iow il nat lewer thRn II
aay other plane oF Rhe coast reply to
tae letter containing sAe estimates csnaes
he had fer 81 least twa months Chan
Cam Heck states that the p7espect a
ssAstse getting the cr3er Is good
he r0aa being nu1ss IS 1.tk0 ms3es IL
length- In tat 1tssznee several tsrge rivers,
ems 6 whieA Is the Iaagxge- kiang, have -
he eTs3gea In saaigsoa 20 aa3t mics Of
aswsards wsll hare t. lie frestlaz In this
wegk thousands II psleS wlN have
- se ussd. The ties fer The road
wlsi Re h-oaghs from Japan. bat to< psling
as1 tresaaiag 60 ws<d suisShae Esr the par-
T7se Is ebsAinasle slhev IN China or Japan.
Tie country rarsred by the railroad Is rich
u SIX, iea aaa rice, sn3 on the pplAuas
thousands of sheep are raised. For this
rosa three laree cargoes q
lanees weFe SHIPPED e CAina two years
sga. SINE them none for that special par
pose has been sent.
Ghan Cain Hook hiaaself viii If tbs man
ayers Ct the ro2a decide 10 slye The orfer
e seastle, purchase the EaEaher and for
warsi IT,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-03

49, Sc 60 AnsA<9zz@z S@nstzf. s. % ga
Ea<sn- 5akn KeArr = mlenssszez Sar x.eess-
sasaf, NJ fvrus nasser Soc vsee yswxsassss
saa ~. Hs1z wz he r2saser ana nsassa-
Ser- SF.oa eezarsksssa 0s tsse ae~ Rxzse
asocs seeass4 Ax1 NarSs1 streets. asxs1t
A1rsA 3 xae kszzk wsA ssccurw haa5sozze
szoriers sv.e@zAslT Agrgzepa s.ar 4. SKI tsra-
F.arzrv ruon waIt ~ so1nS Is tAs new San-
sze-son esesk - sse tscrssezsaS ssnars-
Ax. Mara wsA szso he i5enzs6e3 wsth tAe
seAEfae eAving~ hanE. whA Ta aegs1
ssssssness shSs Es0asA "a sAe l@ss r1eatsausz
sszsiezsag wskA 3 pasS-ap exss7&z 81 50 BIC
azazs esAcevea ~ soSa0=s Pres lent. - -
T. tsEs16.A. 1g Eawrwzra. kAn. vire.przs5-
ssas L r. GrsmfA. 81 SeaEtses scrzxszry.
a Il roase-
+ Taeasex ar Nzyas E3av persoaAl
sriszslis ard sa-asex business assarSases thar
he las Determined * eEas.ars In q Ersmrcsal
sTEszvT-zse II seeA mA1ns1azs- Ee =
szasz * 1z1cA eTewgv and Eazzeszi 2s3lSsv.
Nnals rseeatsg he was Eszxzrer Il ssn So
assse Ssase DEPOSIT Co., rrevssazs ga thai be
Bad ses1 respazSshle pesissaaS Ia seFs~Al
kssslks euysng eIevs4 ve2rs saz sAss sn-sne.
taeE1ga Elsas - rs sssSresfsaa dts name was
str0rgly urged apea Pres5lazf E8r-ssssa
zo~ the aT1aSatEaens os cozarsSr0Is- af me
carrexsv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-03
BHRygT1Es.

II yeu seek 3 situation, advertise Ter enc
ia tlse Pos4- iszKsEseEzeH
Steamer Multnouah leaves for ItcQz<a
Ero1a YeSlrr 81 arl II 3 s3s,eE todkT
Felt hats 81 AAf price on Mondav aua
TaesaAy ST Mss 3. Yonngs, rs Taird
street
Duris.r the month Of orseser sixty mar
rlags licenses we're issued from She county
asastor's Office.
Michael Rasmussen was granted license
81 wed karen Marta Christensen vesGer-
Gay Both lsye As white River.
TIE ueW sideSafk Afoana tie Dextrr
Horton blook hss been completely ~
Cherry street. sd Is nearly hnislks6 ea
Thifa street
A lusnher team ran info = eahls ear on
FrOns street near Madison. Yesterday
forenoon. and smashe6 the headlight Ne
ons WAS injured
The Al opposition steamship Wilmington
vii leave Fan FFanelsea carrying freight
and passengers 81 res aced rates on Soyeu-
bfr s. iSsa. sor Seattle and Sound ports
seven persons who had recovered trom
attseks Ct typhoid isvsr were discharged
ffasn provldenee hospital Yesterday. There
fnsgst@ssan.
an siss tsie iieht T3nnt has been plaoesl ia
toe Fremont sawHslls 81 ich siH hereafter
ran dav and might b. supply lis aemand
for Iafher Tie nah VII aiso supply
eleciric isEhis Scr the tewn 81 Fremont
Ftaeman Eek yesterday he gar plaakinr
tie isiaia electric railway On Second street
TIE essl iraek NIL Soua BE ready for the
irxasEer of ears. shea tbe sidetr4ek VII X
taseH OF. "a t.e relssa whea the street IS
cas- elowm to the reNusatzon grade
fl,. Grlswold. Sc Bastalek hotel Tsounsa 3,
has a new process which alsses buildings
vessels, eai9oa hsles, ete-, positively FIRE
tfaoi Account books uee8 80 Yates
ciothtnw eanssot take ere. Iae doctot wiH
tske partner So sail entire. Sopasnts ussd.
ktawap4y Chinauan vas oaaght yes
tes8av escaping from the tesy uFisn, where
he has heea hzalns Thls IS tae see3a3
MoneohAn 81 the last feN asys ina, Gus
ioars Inspeetos }zrne4 has captured t3y-
sns "a Sea g53s ans rei into iAe Cutte3
Sfstes al tha@Siae tEae.
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There j. 20 Foval rad ~ WeRl.a from reAl
estate Investments 8Aev gho desire 80 prul.
EnuSf veatRrr. az1 barring geEfsre9. E.Eass "a.
Eentlv wat People ~ 30 r4sG aEstle Gain s8gtlF.
ssd th8se who srv coaSruaeA with 5saratsercg
thruW awsy their opportunities EAe pzegenr
NeTth ScSseru r~sEle who are tsssay Su58g lag
WEALTH th-aagh advance Ct fase7r res2fy differed
onlr from AnBare3s s. tss3r fellows "a tat trey
fsS@wAf when pTUpeTag wss B0m atsa Bel Ga En3il
Eas bag s2E42cE eAsae. The NAase opportunities
exist te*ay foF these who have eyes - sse, ftrve
20 venture and pAzie8Es e. waft. TAe East Ia.
ccna property Don g8 sale stsfsTEts sefrstks ? e
c6se 81 petal Although uNt III Sse1si % E&eDzlE
proper. b FaAsQA af i Tern EsoEa~s t&zxler. EAAg
8scazaN Fa3Mes are today HaGSev Is4ssnsa a.
Win the barrier Removed hast Feeauss Easues
VS. tuerease Aks wtla hse he moral b pain
People $40 are shreWa aNd conTagezsus eBe1gh
81 hEy maw ana 8 Is fAeir tina Esl reap AID
entaT rseA bArgesE MhEm l1esT less SaEaefeEs
feloes are tGdUlEEaE 8n tNe gecaunttus Of sFu3t-
sesz - "a ekt have NnTe'k
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-03

TeleRraEas EnseISrerg1 remain ~ the Western
Tuaon osars addressed a. follows. T. J Foweys,
chr 8. Niliart hguses J. = C0shzsae, J. 81 10,
geAAn p l. Dawson. charles & SeeleT. lGHis
Ms.s J. Arrpta / l. Tasho-s e. " Perry. ".
II WiaserS, George RggEkaA
TIE readers - taH PesT tNrEf 1853 NcGE wiA -
plesSea - learn thai Ir- james a. le@, t6e Een-
IlernAni saua aCcaHaH SHED Gr@g clerk y DO las
hal charge - ire srgsg sEore af Haven & Go. ~
fae8 Fsazt sfreeG loT several months. has res gr'
RS Tas3i30a "a kree9t the Management 81 NJ
MAFgfss ufW sn9 eaeAssDf drug Store ~ the Ccr.
gssx - Fr91s aud PiAs streets. ia Judge Palmer
hagesame h5oes
Sse1 yogsr clothing cleaned ard sepa.ed ~ J.
Snlssh'E lew price,. - NesaFnbls ssNset-
Use }ot % spruce shelving a. HOLSTER
Nufsh Seattle lHrga@r vars
Fax frst-e3ass xoasss IA tire Bat aza cap lire sc
70 Cearses taoldstela. tas batter, seceE4 street
near ksasfssgl ElaEE-
grseEzl discount sac foF gentlemen TUESDAY
aa3 saInFslay. TogiMss >inwuEzaan & so.
Chsv,as Csa'szsesn = ageuf ~ Knex has
Eass Iacr serecn. Ghasser Cssary.
B;scossut 81 81 ger cant en- elgthiaF furnish
FMS zeoIs. hzfs. Tues1ay sn1 SstaFtsy. Tokiss
- Tarassh savsss thzxser Clearv
sfsessl Hae s,insa Henraenas tor pa Taklas
SisarrEsa1 & Co
hester aas snlerwsAs. grand vslas=. eAossas
Clear
Taksss. slzweruza q Co
SIX saserwe&- CassaaF Cissry.
fE3ars p.asAes- az sas3es. Sc ZoSlss. sia
german s Ca
~ 49, hpsa caesser .sesy
FoGrnex. C3asR 4 20 = s5k uruhrSllass Eeacs
estass sgf sass seek tte- Texas, siisseTE'.sa
& &c
New s~slusss e3eAks Caoxter f}eaTy
stecsst Taess23e zns s&1Hr7sy ,ecoa=f sale
IL fB1gklng TGk'as, agxrmsa t@
New gersays Caesar e$eSrys
(.rgaf sarFs rs tG5s wsek st s-lr iace ozERser
Teslzs sszsEraasa & t4s-
opaH5uE new Eaa hsasx a~oss rEasvikas. VI
w-aas 50 &@@ a3a4s aeN stzsE@s NE@ nsares
tERstt1 tE&fF
Tt.e frsss-s sl-lzks r. TAey eons s. sssEiei
49, 49, Is &r.aE E gheg frnx ths5i
grssn.ss - erIa& g. Ererxas3g de4nss aateEa1
fgsNrs aa.& w8Ear So aEIS 5 &1szaes ksE@s Tea
"a E. seeeue as CsaT2y
zrsessl Tssas e. yahsHf casss Tassss singer
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%rss e nS-eN3ns in ges&E-srz c-sNalAts, e.
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erzs 4sar eves~raAss tae SHsgE Esgn as ss
81 MsssAes So 1goz&sr ea E4
Egr q a. Eo21aaa- - efAnss Nfss = EHn
era pFsrNee. gsEsN pzrslsEAsE &f3ssts1a g 8
zyssekssa GVer eA5Ess&saL. s&sF2s 81 81
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So zsE1ss @zry sss&SEs- re a - ESes s6s4 a.
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Ecser.y & XIII Toem = KHgsz hook,
Fag-fe agents for compound hardwood, 2
have ca eghsbstiaa Samples 81 Tia. nsefRl
saFgntSen. The srpee3sa advantages 0f tie
weoa are that i ) cheaper. Aahser ard
more easily handed ti4sn solsd hardwood
and ikai i VII H~s shrink oy warp. Il Is
designed sor 6ears. waiasr0tSEg and cell
IEgS. anG wsA 8euatseSs Gene iato general
nse ss seen ~ us advantages are known-
The paolac't l. made by iEEa.eadlng lard
wood into zane with q series as groves ansi
lsroxs and gsaesng the wood segetae-
tightly
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-03

Tbs eEaTaSyes of tie ~eAssle electric Fasl-
EAv yesterday @tfs-roen presented saare--
taStaE Z Z. Watkins, 81 TIE eezap4ssy ;
sssssce. wssh AZ eseeans eeaa socke< TO- =
E2tca charm. Is Ass SCI wssh askEsazslas.
AEaa ca ) we're eaETsve5 The words; Pre-.
sensea y she ER2vssyes q sse sszssle
EleesT4e sz2agav Mr.. Watkins. " ~ has
aeen il kae ezsaloy Ct The eempary sAnee
tie road was started, has been hraa IN high
esteem ~ The eznpsoyes. lis reply q -
eeEsss<ce as anFroprlate ani szneerSzs
wzs the generosity and caEsf naent Il the
s5esgurg
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DEATH 81 Mr. JauasS Adams Yesterday
Tee Funerals for To-day

DEATH 81 atrs- Japaes Adams Yesterday
Tee Funerals fer To-day.
The body q Martin k@inrae, who died
xhars8ay % typhoid Fever. lies st the
undertaking pariors Of Bonney 4 stewart.
awaiting the arrival q Klingie's motheF
frona 1Aiena Iii. 20 whseh place the body
will ae sent for intermen1
Mrs James Adams lses3 yesterday mora
ing 81 cancer & the stomach. are - TIE
body was temporarily sIAbsimea by Cross
& -, anaertakers. The funeral wIll lie
held this afternoon 81 . O'Clock. from the
family residence en- Mitchell street, near
Broaaaay Deceased leaves an aEea hus-
hSfd and seYeral children and grand
ethudren.
The Eaneral of Mrs. Conrad C..oasen. who
dlea Of consumption fasg Thursday, was
he'll yesterday al tlse undertaking parlors
al Cross & Co, Rev. C. q Nosine oftlcist-
iar iniesment was ia Mount Pleasant
ceusteFY.
The funeral 81 Timothy Keeie. who Was
killed Friday forenoon BY fall from the
rex ssowerhoase CD Pine street, will he held
this afternoon 81 so'C30ek from the Catholic
church The Hod Carriers Inloa and 8
la~se Number ef of the decreased viii
attend the funeral. interment VIII be n
Masonic cemetery
The funeral oi James Tslgh. who died
suddenly on Friday w.a be held this after
noon at > O'Clock at the Congregational
church. Rev s.. II. Tewkshary officiating.
luterraent VII Sc III Mksonic cemetery. IN
s lot q hieh Tegh b8aehs last summeT and
ha3 GGtsd ua al considerable expense.
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So 49, ~ -.


Thrastzh ~terssxs< Bstssrsn seattle sEa
9hiraxa 50 Ge Fws Ga Th3s Wss&.
\ .sstsr hAs tSeu received sren II Haos.
divisional sapefsa.eadeag IL tie Ralfu&a
FSI@ze a. Censp&ny. IS tie ozaes q Roe
Pueet sogsnA eAaFe railroad. stating iAA&
ths sarB -b ssekuer fresi seattle p ascas.a
49, f. pas 90 ia day or tHo- E4e si1kets
tef fhe sseepsss aFe already 90 ssi1a
Taraaza tsk egs fro1a seattle - thseaso
N5 te sosa Al S'a TIE ranssc n& Hpe
sh.s srzt1re a eyrSs ea4VsEieaes e. Tie
slsxrsg VII 3av over af seAttle 81 n.Ea1
Arssa tasse Naa Wish to So kasf can sec2Fe
ifshs ans ressFe TIE ri SIT before and taus
L. saved tae annoyance q entAs1g np s.
I1s, g7.seasoushle aoss Tor she early aiar1
fnx sssn iesssux tt1.s efsy.
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Two ~ =. n \. ~.ean.sr..

Ii HAS reported Yesterday tASt tie ore
g,cn R&lsWsy & Navigation ComF2ny had
LEASED TIE steamers milne and larIzne.
which have been running on tue Columbia
river, Assa woslIa hrtzsz taena over here Ter
operation on Puget sound. The nalne
IS = TsTx sass hoas. And looks VERY much
lske the Clara Bnswn. The Isart1fe Is Aboss
tae s&me sac, but Is ga cider boat ana net
50 spee3y a. The Jn0ins- The contrasts
VII ltkllH .,a sselsals n > few Aavs.
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rus GnEEx LAKE moroK LINE.
work II CONSTRUCTION - re Pushed { aFs
ssaa s.ls.ctFg sss Eslant Ordered

work u Construction - re tasfsesI-t aEs
sad KI~etxEess Tlant Ordered
The trustees % the Green Lake Electric
Raj Say Company hela meeting yestsF-
aav afternoon in tie ogtee q l.. II. Griffith
4 &c. and appointed committees for tae
purpose OF buying cars and electrical APP
14.Aacass Tor tbe road also 10 make arrange
meats Tor lte power 70 operate the road
The assessment Of 5 per cent on the cap
ital stock. 3ac YESTERDAY sAs fully paid BY
every stockhos4er. and there vas general
ekpvesslgn il. favor og completing the soEk
ia the shortest ftEne Pass3aie
Yesterday aftrFnoon Judge ". y. Wood
went cut over the hne With a hlE bag q
inoney ard ra5e the arst payment SO tie
aoFkasea euss0Ee5.
Itss Sal1 thar Parties are try lag 60 make
contracts to esnstTaef branches CT lateral
feeders from tae Green 1&ke roa2 70
.,slgaeu las al Eavegaa PARK. aad the
probabilities are that these branches vii
I've i. SrefeTe soag
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why ths letter Dsslass Come

The change ia the free deiivery system
has naturally been followed ly fsw Eas@
takes ca the rArf q the carriers For this
ihey zre Boi entirely 20 b.anae, because
IN making The new routes The cd
ones we're necessarily cut ap. and mans q
the carriers have hesn s3Fen portions 81
the city - cover Nth which they are no'
al familiar Insd they learn the new
routes mistakes wg}4 szre.v eeglr.
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No LONGER A TERROR.
rrcassaent ,Aas Cares oons,ipatsou

According q tAe san franchises tia1lses
a rezacav Aas been alseoreres4 taat WIKI
slm0ss uaerrsng certainty exswomeS cln-
stpa;2on- u Is the new laxative YrsasI-
I.e IN @oY's Vegetables sars4FNrsla- TIE
FATsfs sre fg1i og receat yscpErreaces oga.
fFnl1w Is ogs2y, sza3 We give plaoo
u Their lssi ssasAtias., cGr3 faJsa sAa
fEanc4sso's well ksowa lady rsani dure.
she says, have ssar years ha1 q sea&
stomach stseDse4 wtsa censti Yas1oa. and
never faSa1 sas ozse pssparaFsca that
helped sne Rzd that soen were oas aud
I1ss is effect, and was again 8 saIerer
I'll fTie<i joys EeEetahle Sarssparslls-
i las thoroughly reorgsaLze3 sae 1bsa
one uf lie Hsasf sensitive Of Semae - aa1
was 81 continual distress. AGt can VITA
tAe aid cE Jeys Vegetable sarsapafflia
now cat aay and every thing wtfh my aia
secus:clae4 Escsiozs. Ian both surprised
aid dellgAtess. AID gladly recommend it
C1AnA MELsTN, Man3eure.
Is Keasur s1reet. = r,
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The year lssa hRS oeea an eVenttuI cus II Vast
inRtaG- Il hak seen sizes t3li.E an& barnes ard
rebuilt AEasn; s. has seen fhe eeFvsfgyy ealverse9
atop. i has ssU8 thousands - pe3Fle daily
landed here ses King 3 eDGEeata} cIirsEs au3 =
desl rE6ae aaHaA As xreGy - the ir1at grafton a.
The ~ zr tsSa nHS sessG. 3Na8 pznuzsce eclipse
So three-kal1 A. gFe&I rs has been the increase
81 realty & VII De rauaa erratss - TIE eozsyg
year. faYesi ~ - Ants IN East IsrssTaa, and
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.saafs sor h4s.Aess lr Seattle somse thee@
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sfefffaes.3 .Aas a. arrests. They were
falsens eflRagses 81 i0l9ows
<suak SO 5ssuS3FFlT - Gghtlag 81
aias s yagsaaeg 81 DISORDERS "a petty
psff 8. sran8 .aroyny s. peldiing uisA-
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81 E&ftHai Burglary I dfNak ard
eesaF ss#s hlskeY - INDIANS 8
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'at8et >asadinc animals e.
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- asregeaeFs, Eo@8sB arrested faT
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= VseEe teese j. SO prep4r E4acs
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