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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-29

The breath OF a chronic oatarrh patient is
often 50 offensive that he becomes an object Of
disgust After a time liberation sets In, the
spongy bones are attacked and frequently on.
trely destroyed. A constant source of discom-
fort Is the dripping of the puruient secretions
into the throat, sometimes producing lnveterate
bronchitis, which In its turn has been the ex
citing cause OF pulmonary disease. The bril-
liant results which have attended It's use for
years past properly designate Ely's Cream Balm
as by far the best and only cure.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-29
HEsRr WOLF,
FURNITURE STORE,
r b. MARTIN d %.

Housekeepers, If you want
to replenish your china closet,
call here and make your selec-
tons. A large stock with the
lowest prices are what you want
when out shopping. Those
who have dealt with us will tes-
tify to the good quality of our
wares, and if you purchase a
dozen of Plates or full Dinner
Set you will not in a few months
find them crazed or surface
cracked.
In White and Decorated
Wares we only handle the
standard makes.
We have received several
casks of French China White
Plates, perfect, at lowest prices
than they have ever been inn
ported.
French China Tea Plates, ooc
a dozen.
French China Breakfast
Plates, $I.25 dezen.
French China Soup Plates,
80 dozen. 'saa
French China Dinner Plates,
$I.48 dozen.
Festoon Edge Plates, 2sc a
dozen, extra.
These Plates are perfect, not
seconds.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-29
ACure or No Pay

Is what the proprietors of DIR. Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery guarantee 10 those who uss
that wonderful medic for any blood talnt or
humors, eruptions, pmples, blotches, scrofu.
ious sores or swellings. Money refunded II 4,
don't benefit or cure FSSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-29

The Glove and Handker-
chief sets, the Tripods, the In
terlaken Art in Wood were all
in the Special Price List on
Wednesday.
The Dress Goods statement
is true Of Shoes. All the world
Of Shoes is here. We could
bewilder you with Shoe talk
but we don't. Two sentences
tell all.
We don't sell trash.
We do keep the best for
Men, Women and Children.
Market street 'front.' west Of Main Aisle.
Never mind the almanac,
there'll be zero weather yet,
even if some Plush Garment
makers get tired waiting for it.
That's your good fortune.
Elegant Seal Skin Plush
Coets, 'Jaekets, Modieskas and
Wraps at nearly hay the de/ore
Thanksgiving prizes.
Lined with fine satin quilted
and plain), and elegantly
trimmed. The work OF a fore
most manufacturer for care
full buyer.
Jackets
Sealskin Plush Jackets for Co.
Ssalskin Plush Jackets for S9
Scalskin Plush Jackets for 8l2.
q Length sealskin Plush Jackets for sl3;
fine quality Of sealskin Plush jacket ,
$3.50.
Goats
s0.lnch Seal Skin Plush Coats for sl5.
32-inch Seal skin Plush Goats for s28.
Modjeskas
Seal Skin Plush Modjcskas, handsomely
Seal Skin Plush Modleska.. long front,
,rlmmsd with tripis.psndant fringe
1850.
iaskas, trimmed with triple-knotted
fringe, s25.
Fine Seal Skin Plush Wraps
$40 and SI2.
None Of MeSe Plush Gar
meuks aWW be on safe until 10
o'eloek this morning.
Second floor, Chestnut street side. -Four eleva.
tors.
About 100 odd Coats for
Children, sizes 8 to IL, that
have been $3.50 to $25, are
now So. so to $40. Good styles
and good materials.
Children's School and Party
Dresses in all the new colors
and styles.
Second floor, Chestnut street.
John Wanamaker
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-29

PEOPLE now convalescing from their
Thanksgiving dinners will do well to
record their reflections where they will
find them on Christmas morning Charity
begins at home by self-denial for those who
need.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-29

f.HrLADnLPn1A, Friday, Nov. n

rhiLADhbruiAsr ruuays NOv' ~ Ao"'
Five Items - Fine Dress
Goods that were $r.a5 to $3.50
reduced to rs cents to $3.50.
Alma, Sebastopol, and Raye
Soleil-at SO cents--bclong to
the merino family. Tricot, and
wool plaided with silk stripes,
at 37Hc each. All these and
many more are in the list OF
Dress Goods Bargains. Would
take the whole paper to tell all.
Trust the statement, often
made before, but literally true.
All the World of Dress Goods
is here. Disappointment in Sc
lection impossible. And the
prices are always in your favor.
Robe Patterns in boxes for
Christmas. How they grow in
favor every year!
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-29

THANKSGIVING passed more calmly In
Lancaster than the weather bureau had
given hope 1t would. Rainy weather has
so long been the prevailing condition that
anything short OF a bowling storm is CRATE
fully received.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-29
HOODS sARsAPARuLA 8


Id by all druggists. q six for e5. Prepared
ly by G. I. HOOD 4 CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-16
mEETIse WIN IlE CALLED.

The steasssbeaf scheme sa be Given 90
che Public.
Il Is the general opinion Of business men
that meeting should be called ~ soon AZ
practicable 10 consider thu steamboat en4
terprise. Mr.. Bailey Gaizers, president Of
the Chamber Of Commerce. said yesterday
that be wa< IN favor OF calling meeting OF
that organization. not for the purpose of
raising morsy Tor the boats. bat simply 10
get the seuse Of that body on the subject.
Ali are agreed. said Mr. Gaixers, ''that
more steamboat accommodations are
needed. | am in favor OF building good
line OF steamers something of the sort
that Mr.. Learg offers 10 put $4,000 into
with the citizens
George b. Adalr. president OF The Board
Of Trade. was also IN favor OF calling a
meeting OF that body. with the Chamber of
Commerce. 10 consider and act on the
proposition.
The Inaugural ceremonies will probably
delay the calling Of the meeting for a few
DAYS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-16
THE SCHOOL BOARD.
Furniture ordered--Contracs for School
houses Let.

Furniture orIcred-Contracts for School
houses Let
The regular weekly meeting OF the school
board was held last evening in the county
treasurer's office. Chairman Frlnk was abb
sent and Director Hughes presided.
The contract for the buildiEg Of the four
temporary schoolhouses, to/se erected in
Queen Anne town, in Rentbn addition and
in l.. Ponnus' addition. AID az the corner
Of TAYLOR and Market fleets. was let TO O.
Grouse & Sons. Tn contract price Is
$i99.50 each
IL was decided to Purchase coo chairs for
the assembly ball ig the Central baisding.
Director Colkett vas named committee
OF one to purchase the chairs Immediately
or TO order tnemf East If he could not get
them here.
1t was decide a TO purchase suitable fur
nittue for ~ new Office in the Horton
building, whfth the board win occupy in
December. Director coIkett was instructed
TO purchassthe furniture.
It was decided that after the next meet
ing to change the meeting night to MoR-
day.
Architect Saunders, who drew the plans
for the four proposed schoolhouses, was
invited TO appear before the board at next
Friday evenings meeting for the purpose
of reviewing them.
The indebtedness and the proposition to
purchase property in different parts Of the
city for building purposes in the future,
were discussed ct length but DO action was
taken
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-16
soARp or COMMISSIONING.


- Heskken HELD Yesterday Outside work
VI sAe Commissioners.
The mssahers Of sss board of county com.
klssioaeva were engaged yesterday ia var.
hss faFtA ut the county. en- road ard saadFy
sshss business Chairman 9asea Was at
kess station, Commissioners Wedding at
ssssa river aud coainaissioneg Taylor a
Asman.
VpsnHassssotsr raylog located tbs bridge
ktpss sqaAek creek 81 Gilman and also paid
= We sasa Nan constructed four miles al
80 esswesa Gilman and Cedar moeatain.
- Fsece ~ read caiy COST the county
~ Aad opens az large Tertiary.
tas beard slil naeet in regular session
hs ReFnsne.
y hss eeeg ordered that the sum 81 500
appropriated eut % tire road and bridge
slssas Tor the oYsnims e tie Charles White
~ ensier the supervision q CcsnmSs.
Meass WeeSing,
N'sfk Tx7teaell, ol the board. Yesterday
! - ssned a summary ii the rwFsaFt es the
ssatnssns With tie sheriff FOR the col
Sssne q delinquent taxes aa the rel tor
- tsr a. seaaYasEesa. Il II as foaiowss
- psss treasurer. including costs. So
FoAd seesigss. Sled ia lieu et taxes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-16

Mr.. ~ A. isarke had bad tumble last
night ~ about 2 O'Clock. which bruised him
up considerably and gave hlm snythlng
sut pleasant sensation. The worknlen
engaged ia making az excavation for low
erlng the Spring Hill Water Company 5
pipe as the corner Of Second and Columbia
streets leEs their work last eveainr without
putting up rail guard and light % give
warning af the boa, IN the street. 0asceg
RarF came elang lAte. and noticing the
hole put up fes boards to guard IA, hat
was nnahls 10 secure lantern. Mr.. Burke
came running Down the bill 10 catch \ car
and ran laso the hole with the result al
v.@s4s ~etafas
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AID ron rHE NEEDY.
Passengers an q Train Raise s45 for En-
giaeer BscFing's Family.

Passengers an Train Raise S45 for En-
giaeer BsoFing's Family.
Yesterday morning the PosT-IsrKIII-
oKsuKR Published an account Of the hor-
rihIe death OF Engineer Samuel Beering al
Day Bros .sawassll At Day station, on the
Seattle, Lake Shere s Eastern road. aud
stated that he lett a wife and several small
ehlldren in destitute Il cumstaHces.
Thss item was Rad by Mr.. T. L. DENLY
as he was returning 20 Seattle from Sn0-
homixh Yesterday morning II so reused
bis synspathies that he drew out a memoir.
andnm book, weFte oni a shoFf statement
OF the circumstances 81 the accident and Of
she poverty al the family Of the deceased
&c the top OF one Of the pages. and then
passed through the train asking SUB.
Segiptssns foe sheis benefit The passengers
gave literally. and before Seattle was
rcseisad be had SIS raised,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-16
The SUPERIOR corRr


Two ncw Civil Cases EfEed In fhe View
Eo9Kx Yesterday.
A suit wes EEea in the superior cnErF
YESTERDAY hx w. X Benaley against A. +.
AIe2xs fSz The reeoverr 81 so asG :. due On
goods sold 80 the defendant, drnsgtsf ~
FErS0us firms. who on Nov- IL. 1s59. as-
signed their several accounts 70 the paint
iiI The plaintiff pTays Judgement for the
recovery 81 Tire above Sum. together with
costs q suit
A suit was fled By A. E AcEochern
against William Braekett ek a.. for the can
cElsation ct 3 certain note and mortgage,
made for transfer Of property 20 the
TlaintiH By the defendant The allegations
set up Ia the complaint are thai the pro-
visions Of the transfer we're not specifically
carried out The damages asked for are
81 60
An answer vas filed in the case Of the
Ieary. Collins Land Company against
Spores and Thompson ct 81. and Oscar
johnson. - special defendants. By the
aboTe special defendant. Itdenies the ale
cations as sci forth By the piaintlh. He
also sets up an affirmative defense and
prays the court 20 dismiss him. with his
TIroSer costs Of disbursements OF suit.
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nREyfTIEIs.

A bucket and tub factory Is soon to be
started IN Seattle.
Executors sale OF the Hill eafate at II
o'clock today ct the courthouse.
The county auditor yesterday issued q
license 70 wed for Ralph Salmon and Mary
kitlymat, Of Port Townsend.
Rev. Beaulassds. oil Victoria. win occupy
the pulpit Of 81. Marks Episcopal parish
Sunday. Ia place Of Rev. Fitehett. the
regular rector.
The finest mirror ever brought 60 Seattle
has been placed Ia Hyams. Pauson 4 Co. 3
esothing store. on the corner Of Front aud
Cnlamhla streets. II IL 80 feet in size and
OF the highest polish.
Louie Pastoral. John r. Crawford Frank
Roaen and Weich Me6uter were arrested
by Officer Weld Yesterday, for leaving
their teans unkItched In tho street.
rastsFsa and Crawford were fined So each
IN Justice Rivers court Justice Miller
assessed the two latter s. each.
James Kelly has been arrested several
times within the past month for drunken
ness aud pc ~ stealing. Yesterday Justice
Rivers gave him forty-two days IN jail
ia lieu Of \ SIS line and costs. for going
through an intoxicated mans pockets IN
the Once saloon, on Thursday night.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-16
omeors % Sous II Vssrraas.

AZ meeting ot the sons Of Veterans
oame Of seattle, Tecently organised. held
last evening. Moritx koeA was elected cap
tain: ns. Is ". Young, first lieutenant;
II. W. Dietrich. second lieutenant. au.i q.
Il. sie S.esgur. Thomas Lyle aud O q. Jen-
kins, camp eaRncil The meeting vas
largely attended and the members were en-
thuslastio ever their prospects. Captain
Koch postponed the apRointnent CT his
stsH until the next aseutinr. The camp
expects TO be nlasseTes in IN about tuo
weeks. Committees were appointed 10 Sc.
cure a bail for meetings. 10 select name
for the new camp and 80 arrange pro-
gramme for the night 1T mister
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-16

IT 3 meeting Of Welsh people held on
Thursday evening &C the Lutheran church
on Seventh street, conducted by Rev.
David Thomas. who was assisted by
Revs. Benjamin Parsons and Elliott w.
brown. it vas decided. after due delsbera-
iion, 10 organize church under the
name Of The Welsh Preshyt terrain Church
OF Seattle. The usual inquiries having
been made and Information given, thirty
persons entered into covenant; two elders
we're ordained By imposition 81 hands. ard
three trustees elected. This vigorous
young organization already has eomHo-
,1ious and hands ONE church ediiice nearly
ready for dedication and begins it's career
under very favorable auspices Not only
from the Presbytery Of Puget Sound, OF
D. which II Is TO be 4 member, but also
from the sisfsrhoosi Of shsfehes in Seattle
will il have most cordial welcome.
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Mr.. and Mrs. d. Goldsmith, Of Portland.
are the guests Of MF. and Mrs. b. Gasxert
Mr. G. ]. Reed. manager al Portland for
Osborn Il Co. was In tsa city yesterday.
and left last night for La Conner.
Miss Nellie Henry, who for somr mouths
past has been residing ia snohomish with
her brothers family. has returned to Sc
attic
Mrs. r. s. Scott. vile Of the cigar dealer
Of this city. arrived from New YaFk city
yesterday. aud viii make Seattle her future
houe.
Mr.. r. w. Calhoun, Of Dexter Horton &
Co. s hank. lefs on the Premier FOR What
com last night. and viii be absent from
this city til Monday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-16

4 seastss 6gvsI Enxsnerr Apnasns.
Censor e AsaFsl n

. SEAsEE< 4fFtt EnEtmNHT ApnaEn4aa
csaser - A~arss IL
The bosga d directors Of the Ausericar
society Ct Civil Engineerx 81 NAs fork.
has appctntesi =. W d. Hoshsook. msna-
ger q the Seattle, Lake shore 4 Eastern
railway, naesuher % the benrs 81 ceusors
10 aEsrd fhe NofHzn medal f1r TIE year
ending August 4. fssa The either ssen.-
hers ~ the soard are RndnIph Herring. 81
hew YORK city. and Charles n. Lowefh, os
- Paul. MINI
The Norman aedzl Is Of gold and ysiueA
very highly, being the Only one struck for
esea and every Esca year 81 the soelefy.
Al original papers presented 20 the society
oy niernisTs are Open TO the award. pro-
yisied the papers haFe not been previously
contributed IN Whole OF Ia part 10 any
other association, nor have appeared IN
PRINT prior 70 thsir qualification s. the so
elety. T. . medal will he awArdesi 20 sgaeh
paper ~ the board shall Judge uovthy Of
special COMMUNICATION for It's merit as a
contribution 70 este1neerng science. and
Tor the talent OF Industry dispIaged IN the
cons1fieFAtlOn Of the snbjeks selected. and
TOT tlae good which NAV be expected 70 re-
kuif troEn the discussion aud inquiry.
The boasa uz sensuFs named are presH-
iteuf civil engineers. who viii carefully ex-
ANNIE the paknrs Submitted. and award
according 10 naerih Mr.. Herring i recog-
ntEesi authority on Sewerage, Mr. Ioweth
= an authority on bridge engineering. and
AF. HosbFo0k, manager OF the Seattle,
Lake Shore & Eastern railway. Is q reoog-
nized authority On raiiroadinx.
The nlefabcrs Of the soeia ia Washing
ton are ~ follows: John J. Donovan, Of
helliDgham: George A. Lederle. Of FL
pafia: =. VI. y. Holbrook aud kfartlnlus
Fiixrua, Of Seattle: 4. j CArrel. OF spo-
kane Falls: ID. u. Clarke and II. S. Hnson,
OF Taeoma. Franklin Rifle. OF Walla
Walla. Elijah Y. Butts. Of Riparia. Is .
Junior this year.
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Justin chs..sr Gle!


The sale 81 cigars ana tobacco held yesterday
vas refzeet surce :, by Duignr 8 Co. realizing
coed prices for The estate.
A graad opening dinner viii be given ct the
Russ hotel, saxta and Washington streets. to-
taogEos from : e = M Tufkes. ehicssn.
served. The Ginning ronn Is under the manage
mauf 81 sAmael kehoe. 81 old re taurahter. as
sisted BY ? eorps of eompetsnf walters. Tnc
pubic wiz Dc assured cordsai welcome and
cre of the Erandest dinners ever given IN Sc
ate.
Don't forget TO try the s. cent luncheon OF 20
iun heoHs for S.. 81 the MalsoB Buree restaurant
corner Froat aud Uaion. fFous Il To-
Mr. n Goldsmith, sgent for the German Saw.
ingk eaak OF san Francisco. arrived here today
sad vii remain units next Ia ssiAy. sTd viii re-
Messrs. stfuve HsizsS & atSMieken,
MssgtanL
Old papers Is eenss bundle.
* large aAEaask toweis. Chester cieAry.
wsggtous kid gsoves Tcklas, singsrEaa &
lire HerrsSstas ii. wool. ss.snrA. --latest
shsses. a. &c. ToktAs. sinEsfEaAn & Co
Sce. splendid corset chester Csesxy.
MAgxsoai
The ksa esoss-the MssgionL Tsklas singer
AZ 60,
Old papers Is eeats haadle.
TIE tArsess ssock ~ hats 90 selecs sroH at
CAsvses tsosastsIn = the hai1e<.
MsRxin1L
Vxa nycke lacss CAexleE claary.
Charles Cs1ltsteta a seesst foT Kaox hatA
azEStonL
zoe reats six AAnsskcreAssfs. Chester ciesry.
Eu9sSsA sxg4sieio&hs, - faxa al wnoi, LATEST
shNffex. AZ s. fokk4s. ssager1nk1 = Co
Magical.
Fasaeh eazablnAlisa s4ifS. hssEpxtee- Texas
slneezsaAa i %
So r1asae8 Caestsr Tfsagy.
Cd qapxrs Is seas ka.Ais.
Tea rex seaa ass<o8at "a caefAing Tuesdays
xas sstas<aAyA EaKlAS. stnTsEzaaa 4 g.
4as srswa drsaks r. Taey vgHae IN ssnxae4
ane SsuEses g. assax Z Trey ars1E Ezesf
frSensss - assHk r. EgsrH u.a4F 1Ea1kS wAippe1
eTe3sn soda water tewaSt 8 Holmes GaT%g Con.
peny SeceE4 ara Cesrzys
S1seskl StsNcazk sac ser NaTktaEmRa. Tass
eAys ana Saturdays Iekase. slaRersAa & CO
~ g. q Eu2nssa. ia essn8ss sta& wsta xca-
sra4 Tsarssex. gsEss part alAr ssssnssaA q al
eArnase. a3vve@z ard sEexsk1 eAssk. i1xz nsssx
eysTepzEz. ug9x enEFsAnk aAeTfsoSs gf sze
ki6Eeya heart &sd k4aEas azx1 a. As9ca 4tsr
eases Ne asve sp~e4A1 Facilities ~ e3Axz1g
axasse-EFsEaEy &asrAsxM. FseAns as3&aea az4 a.
sezEs 81 z4zait 4zsazss& Oxsc&s rcoea "a
CsssAlAi eaoek. eo-0eF seEnzsd sid 60 sx2631-
fsseas As&a Aagxtozi kis g1ag<Ss Texas
SErNExzA8 & Ca
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TWO FUNERALS.

James Taylor Buried YesterdAy-A. II.
seaiander's Interment To-day.
The funeral Of James Tayls- occurred
yesterday from Cross Il Co.'S undertaking
parlors. Rev. +. w. 10y ofiiciased, and at
the grave in the Masonic cemetery the
burial service Of the Masonic order was
read. Several of the Utsalady lodge were
present and many Masons of Seattle.
The funeral Of A. r. sealander, which oc-
curs Sunday at p. M, from Cross & Co. Is.
win e one Of the largest for some time.
Every hack in the city has been engaged,
and the two lodges. Seattle lodge, No. 1. !.
o. O. u. and Seattle tribe. No. 2, l. o. Il.
NJ, win take part Ia q joint service.
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The nes reading Foon 81 the Unitarian
church opens this afternoons Tor the FIRST
tine Ssnrc she exercises Wednesday even
inr. Hereafter The roon ali Re open on
Saturday afternoons aud evenings, sunday
afternoons Aad Tuesday and Thursday
evenings. The society hops - have the
ru0m open every evening after Christmas.
I. r. kegnias has heen chosen president.
". + Richardson secretary and treasurer.
and Judge "a. :. hugh. iAr. J = Houeatan
and n. ~. Baker ilrecblrs 81 tie reading
ss.ssss, s,4eassx&tsrsz
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TO &c nrectesi Immsdiateiy.

Attention Of the public Is called 20 the
following improvements now under con-
tract and being constructed az the suburb
an village OF Latona. consisting OF 3 5000
hotel, 81 20 suburban depot on the Sc
attic, Lake Shore & Eastern railroad, one
fne dwelling house worth 5000. three
dwelling houses costing 81 500 each, one
store building worth 81 600 and six dwell
ing houses costing from $500 TO 81 COO each.
Besides the above building Improvements,
Latona avenue. which is 100 feet wide, Is
being graded and sidewalked from the
boat-landing on Lake Union north for a
distance of 500 feet Al Of the $50 lots at
Latona are cleared ready to build upon,
and resident owners hare scent fare to
and from the postofiice.
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Neei.essd ais injuries Too T.sax.

Frank Rscksaaa cat hts iefs leS A@Asy,
iuss below the knee. While swapping ia
Fixeenmh's eSsnr. nSss kari station cG
the Sestsss. Lake Shafe a Eastern railway
Frs.ay q last wcsk Ito remained Ia The
cAsap thlakine that the woena wagla hsal
bar IL g4sw worse ard more painful ard be
eArss - rrovSaencs hcsrsfAl yesterday
morning t0r treatment. n, Willard IS at
tsa2sng Alsa. B5ekxaa1 IS 5 single man
ard has been elezsing simh<x laaa and
swanap in E1xecesnh's camp sor several
...sss,th.
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ANOTHER SHIPYARD.
Hollands Tacoma Yard to Be
Brought to Seattle.
SITE BOUGHT ON SALMON sAy.
Two Sets 81 Marine ways and a cradle
Jehn Leary's big Beat VIII Ne
Built Here.

]. J. Holland yesterday purchased site
On Salmon bay ~ Ballard for . shipyara
The property purchased has frontage Of
70 feet on the bar and depth Of GO feet.
and Is located between the Rossman &
Mcdonald mill and the Gilman park nslI
Here Mr.. Holland win establish perfectly
equipped yard.
Two sets OF marine Ways VIII be put in
and two large cradles, in which boats in
course OF construction viii rest.
viii be built In addition to this
there viii be q small sawmill in
the yard in which the lumber for use in
the boats viii be cut. Mr. Holland will re,
move the entire plant which ne now hzs ut
Tacoma 10 the new yard The work OF
getting the yard in shape viii begin imrae-
diately. and Mr. Holland expects to lay the
keel Of John Leary's boat, which will be the
firss constructed at the yard, within thirty
days. The total cost cf the plaat that Mr.
Holland viii pat in is estimated at SIS, COO.
The site selected for the yard Is a splen-
did one. IL is convenient 20 deep water,
Is close TO plenty Of good timber and Is
well sheltered.
Mr. Holland left for Portland last night
20 get the plans for John Ieery's boat and
have the model made.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-16
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