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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-13


80 PASSES Ausy 1. xapa CITY. cax.,
S1nday-
Aixs Nina Genera Gilsisund did :,
the home Of her sister ID Sspa Ctr
California. SUNDAY afternoon IL !;
O'Clock 81 consumption Il the age of Z,
years She had been patient suffer
e. for more than ! year. and lasx Ma,
she eft Seattle In the hope that ths
uaiIder climate OF California rezs,a
check the rayaees OF her aisezsx
While she had beer gradually failing.
no ziarm wzs felt In her, case nntij
last Friday. uksn she ss;uk raptaly
Nnta the end came and the spirit took
IL light sunday afternoon.
ksa GiilHanN was left an orphan
With three sisters and brother Il tie
age OF I've years. and her early fra
ss.!opE strangers was not al sunshine
aiEEsnsls she possessed brsght and
cheerful deposition. Five years auo
she visited SEATTLE With IN older sister.
and Judge and Mrs.. W. ID. Wood
who hxd known her IS q child. -.
came very much attached 60 her. ara
invited Miss Eva TO make her home
with them Iii this city. which she did
Tor nearly four years. Here Miss
Silliizud hsGorued snte wssnansood
ana became CREST fzsorife
among The yoang people OF
the city. Txo years ago
she united sitt the Congregational
church and xas active and faithful in
her dates 20 the church. Che was
also member Of the w. c. 7. T.. and
- iong rs her strength would permit,
performed the duties Of secretary Of
that organization IL can truly be
said she lived . Christian life. and
never tired Of Christian work. She
was blessed with bright and cheerful
disposition, ard always took pleasure
ia making those about her happy. 50
much 80 WAS this the case that Mrs.
Wood always called her Sunshine
by some unaceountahle oversight
Judge aud Mrs. Wood were not APP
pTisea OF her serious condition, or
even OF her death. until late Yesterday
afternoon. They are both over
whelmed with grief, and will leave to-
day for Eapa City. Mrs. Wood has
realized for some time thBt Miss Gill;
land could not live through the sam
sner. and had arranged her plans TO
start 10 California to-day. 20 be near
her during her last illness. Judge and
Mrs Wood were deeply attached TO
Miss Giililand, and they feel her death
rs a--u affection.
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AsRwgp raox cAliroRxiA.- The re

AsgyEp PROM CsLirosxis. The re-
mains OF David Thomas arrived in the
citv last evening from los Angeles and
win lie In state in the p8rior Of Cross
& Co. until 5 ID o. clock this morning
ia charge OF Newcastle Lodge, No $,
OF Odd Fellows. To-day tbs remains
will be taken 10 Newcastle for inter.
ment. Deceased was born NJ BLACK
Diamond and was - years of age at the
time OF his death. Some three
months since be left for Los
Angeles for the benefit
OF his health. bat died there on
Wednesday last. on Tuesday he teie-
graphesi 90 bis wife that he was dying
aud she started for his bedside. A
Portland Mrs. Thomas received dis
patch announcing her husband s
demise. Mr.. Thenas leaves 3 wife
and two children. 10 mourn his loss.
He was highly respected in the COM
manity In which he resided all his
life
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ladies' Save money in household linen
by calling At the San Francisco store early
In ihe week Don't put 10 OF II you have
10 commit The baby TO TIE care OF the
watch dog while yon are examining our
goods. The dog VIII protect the baby
from violence and we VIII protect Ecu from
high prices 81 ether stores Tcklss. singer.
man { Co.
Beautiful es,SS,-...asea dinner set for 50 a.
y. Chflberg q sons.
Ask yoar grocer fox star brand California
Flour.
Fifty-cent ehemises. handsomely
trimmed Chester Cleary.
Star Hrand California Flour makes the
lightest aud whifest bread.
Fine china tea sets for So at y. chiiberg
& sons.
Thos. p. Freeman. landscape gardener,
Second. bet. Cedar aud Cay, North Seattle.
One dollar nighfgowns: handsomely
trimmed with embroidery. Chesfer Cleary.
HiIlea. chariiel Where did you ges
that suit By iove. you're q stuaner.
Well yoe bet Igos Il from Tokias. singer.
nan & Co.
New six Iustres and sicilisns chester
Clesry.
psiifvely the cheapest lot In the city,
my ssSQ hot on Mili-street cable line in Yes.
ier's first addition, e1xl&. George Dorsei,
Commercial street.
Tencsnt ccrsets; small Sixss. chester
Cieary.
Carpet remnants in tapestries. body
Brussels and inxrains. Al grades offered
at reduction Of 30 per cent. TokIss.
singermsu Il Co.
sale of remnants. Chester Cles-y.
Geo. W. Elliott, ElleDburgh. W. T.,
makes specially of tront foot business
property and controls the most valued.
Bank references: Zen. T. SnfFes & Co,
EilsnshErvh National
Embrotaerles- Chester C!eary.
Drives in dress goods Chester Cse9ry.
Ten-csnt raeeheck nainseok. chester
leary.
The very hest makes ia Corsets are no~
offered A. very Large reductions by Iokass,
SsngergsRn / Co.
Fsf,yee seineh ersp De alma: al wool
Chester CaeAry.
sale Of table liaeas. Chester Cisa-y.
DO yea want fine nnuslin un3erwe2,
cheap Then cali On T0xlss. slagerrnan
& ca
New kid gloves. Chester Clear.
II. wilcox. cash grocer, 1ls South second
street.
New slpgezs. Chester Cleary.
Bargains IN cAfifirez's French ribbed
hose, az ssses. tAEs week a. Iokl2xs ssngsr
nan 4 Co.'S.
New seeds daily arriving tshesses
CAesry-
A large the CT japanese SIX errs4ins
slaughtered IS the san Francisco ssssre.
Esaro1aevx ssIe. Chester Cseary.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

Oregon and California; Passed Med
ford Glen Stone, r. IL. Lamb. John
Dorm. T. Seoggins, ID. G. Highbrook,
b. F. Carpenter. L. j. Smith, G.. G.
Hall, =. r.. Burrell, Il. Young. Lonis
Levin. Fl. w. MacNamara, w. X. Ali.
son and wife, c, I'll. Wilcox and wife,
G.. ID. Bryant and wife. Il. Mcdonald,
Mrs. J. +. Blynn. s. c. Humphrey, III
Granfingon, r. n Davis. Fl. Alku,
A. :. Goldfor and wife, a. W. Scott,
y. II Duiiin. A. a. Washburn. Mrs. A.
Less. c. Willis. L. S. Holden, Thomas
Smith, III. j. Kills, Ill. j Smith, Chas.
Henry and wife, fhos. Leland. and 81
immigrants.
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NOTICE

OF a meeting Of the stoc khoiGers OF the
Almond q Phillips Foundfy Com psny
ssr the purpose Of Increasing the espitas
stock of said company
TOTfCg y HEREBY GIVEN 10 THE
IN srock holders OF the Almond & Pill
iips Foundry Company. By the under
sizuess, al 81 the trustees 81 said eaza-
paay, that . meeting OF said stock holders,
wilI Se held et the oflee OF said
sss,nranv il the city OF seattle
Eing county, washington Territory.
an "Wednesday, tAa 18th day os February.
fssn. al u oscsock In the forenoon OF said
DAY. for the varpo<e Of Increasing The cap
"a. stock OF said company froza IL p-es-
pus sraouas 81 10 xha-rs efSlGe each IL. 600
10 1sse shares Of xla3 each flge 1ek AL
seosk holders are requested 70 DC present.
EHAS. H. ALMOND.
wR PHILLIPS.
Trustees Of said Almond & PhfslsTs
Fuaas.ry CO.
DATED seattle. W. T.. peoe1bss =. fssS
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A Lor VIII Is PvRrnAsKR.--A
meeting Of the board of trustees OF the
woman,s Home Society was held yes
teriay afternoon az the headquarters
OF the W. c. +. L. Mrs. Bush presided
and Mrs. HandSaker acted as secretary.
liz was resolved after a fuli ana thor
oagh discussion OF the matter 10 par
chase one CT the lots which the society
has III view. No other business was
transacted. although several matters
connected With the society s WORK were
discussed. AT late hour in the after
noon the society adjourned 20 meet at
the sane place. az the same time. next
"Wednesday afternoon.
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GRANGE OF PIASs.--0wing To mis-
understanding. the opera of The
Little Tycoon, which for some time
past has bes.n reheArSei by a number
% yoang people of the city, will net De
presented. By vote Of the society il
has been decided 20 give instead a
grand concert on the evening OF Feb.
list. to consist Of two male QGartesteS,
swinging chorus, fan drin. and a male
.ssfsf
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BOYS ARRESTED. -AlexandeF Con.
sign aud Clarence sheldon. the two
boys who we're acquitted in the dis.
trsgf court last week OF arson in set
ting fire 10 the Good Luck lodging
house, were rearreSted last night on a
charge Of grand larceny. The offense
for which this arrest Is said 10 be the
breaking into and burgi2rixing = sec
ensi-haTld store on Cherry street few
days before the lodging house fire
The boys viii be given a preliminary
hearing to-day
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WORM 500

At si25Ladie felt honnets
Trimmed exceedingly rates.
and Wing Trimmings actually sold Below COST.
the truth OF this BY calling don't
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SEATTLE. LAKE SHORE & EASTERN
RAILWAY REpuCED PASSENGER
RATES T0SCBURns.N FONTS

tssnzutassoa tickets tcv family rSs Al
reduced rates, also Increased fSc52ities fee
travel between Seattle ard suburban
g1srxs For rates ard time card Apply ~
sSegls foot CT Columbia street, . . fae cs-
siersse-sa W. J. JENNINGS
1 GF e p A
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Ia oMNgRs oF yEssgL.s

The California Insurance Company q!
san Frsac3seo Is prepared 70 insare tugs
and other vessels 81 lower rates and uros,
better conditions thar heretofore Before
insugimx with gay other company o. ~
newinS your present pelteses call upon
TAyEos & BURNS Agents
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We are the sstse SgwaIs liz sexste for the
Dunlap hss- IL oshe~s sell them. iAey
mtkSs set saesa frcza middle Esan save
she pSsss Z sAss sy she latter BY calling on
Texas. Slngsrr1&a & Co
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No nElgsArg ELECTgn "A meeting
of the Grant Club was held last even.
ing in Preston 4 AIDertson's Office in
the Boston block. Ex-Goy. Ferry pre-
sided and X. b. Alhertson acted as
secretary. The meeting was held for
the purpose OF electing q delegate to
the convention of Republican clubs ia
he held at Olympia on Friday next.
Ne definite action was taken IL the
premises, but some member OF the
club viii be decided upon to-day. The
Olympia convention viii elect four del
egatcS 20 represent the territorial
league in the national convention al
Republican clubs, which meets at Hal
tinlore the 18th inst
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LAWNS.
DOMESTIC. OFFERS.

yards white Yosemite stripes is
At loc each Bath towels, s6xis Worth
At Sl.s ALL
At $425 pa7 lb. I04 white blankets
At So pa4 wool blankets
At = . pae4 Pacific blankets
At sl5 paro pink twill
coMFoRTERs, full size. csc $500 upwards.
down quilts half price.
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Great Bargains in Fur Sets, Single Muffs and
MISSES AND CHILDRENS CLOAKS

following:
AT s2soo-Monkey trimmed. Melton Newmarket
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Have your magazines. music,
and law books Bound subsfar-
tally &c =. Anthony's 6indery.
Opera Block
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RECONSIDERATION EyFxcrgp. Mr..
Lawis Tenney, foreman OF the Wash
ington Iron Works, whose moulders
have been On a strike since Friday
morning. yesterday notified the mem
hers OF the committee appointed BY
the union to take charge OF the strike
that he desired TO see them. Daring
the afternoon the committee called on
Mt. Tenney and was informed By him
thas the strikers could return TO their
places. under the conditions and terms
originally demanded by the moulders.
Accordingly work viii be resumed this
morning ~ the foundry with the un-
derstanding that in future piece work
shall be excluded frons the shop.
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Commercial Street.
Second Street,

CT S00--Forty feet frontage on Sec
1920 end street. near Pike. s. 500:
the cheapest property on the street
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Choice Building LOIS.

81, 900 T..,, ,s, sc, corner Madison and
So, 900 Two, , .ss.s corner sinsA and
Sc, O0O,s..ss o.. : .as s,s;s corner
81, Tws,, lots .,. southeast east
avenue. 5000.
s.;or lo, s. 'e sas,,s .sssss
$4,000 sss e T.. es =, g, Eleventh
sssxs on 4 Dsss -. :ss s e MAIN
So, 900 s s,s'.s ,,' & Tenth and Viz
$3.50 Two .s., lot, lss. on ma aoltas street
$1,75Osssss, On %. southeast ss.,..
G1 H00-Goxso feet northeast corner
Ninth and Lane, $500.
$1,450 s.s 4 los 60 '. : son, . s.s
$780, ,,, On ,, ws. :, s,s near
CT 2E0--Lots ON Main near Twelfth
vsO~ street, from sl2so 20 $3.50
Cheaper Building Lots.
$1,100 ,ss ,s,. on s'. r.sli n, stree, Get.
GINA, one block from street cars, slio0
each
G1 100--Two lots near the corner OF
YA,~SO Jackson and Green sss., ON the
cable roads. for s1lo0
GQE0-Fins corner In Eastern addition.
$3.50 : sss,ss ,s corner on Madison
$500 -ri'as lot in Park addition. 500.
GEn0-Tso lots in Syndicate addition,
YO0 sl1Uo
0GE0-oze OF the choicest lots in East
Park addition.
$3.50 .s s sssa &c .s.s ssss.. $, $
each.
GQ00-Ioss in block "A. Bigelow's adj
ditlon. 500: corners, Ss15.
G06n-Three of the choicest lots In
VAoS Crown Supplemental add, $50
G0E0-Slx lots in McGilvra's addition.
VAOO sl50a
$loO siaoa - ~
Houses and Lots.
Go 00n-Two lots at the north
west corner OF spring
and Sixth streets. including fne resi-
dcnce. $i2.o
01n 0nn-Two lots on sixth street.
Y@O,O three minutes walk from
the Occidental hotel. On one lot Is
house that win reaf sor so q month.
price. so, coo; Gasp terms.
$1,000 sIs s aos: rs saa ls s Sssas'
DC Qnn--Lof corner Depot and Wall
VosO streets. including three new
six-roon cottages Fine location; sSS0a
. s.ss i, n e. ne an. .sas, . %. 3,
Sinth street next 10 the corner of Stew
art; $500.
So, 400 .s N. a., n .. ie ssln com
ner Of Hsrrissa and Mary streets, near
the Depot street cable line and the cleo
tric road. With q splendid view of the
city, the harhssr, the mountains and Lake
Union. ss4oo.
So, s,sx.a feet e .5:s Pin. .s. saa
room. hard-fnished house and modern
eonFeniences. szaso-
Acre Tracts.
ds0n 0Nn-Ter acres on the west side
NLU,UOU of the lake. f20.a0o- Every
sing else IN the vicinity Is rlaftet.
on 0l0-ren acres. cleared and
|DlC,UUU level, jass Of of Madison
street, si5.0aL
$4,000 .ss s s'ss s ssss, : s si.
mite Of the very best water front. ~
Sso0 an acre.
$4,000 e.. SO s g .e = S o.sss
meets money al oncee and offoss BY far the
CHEAPEST tract i'm thai vicinity. Land 3D.
joarrlng In selling In lots
$4,000 til ss: :s' T. sss'. 4 x Ha's n
$50
90 n00-Tvsnsy sssss nss, asss v A -.
pyssse Gsrkhxild. ~ ti9o Per ace. sew
erlry acres adjoining sosd some time ago
for flian.
$4,000 TUBS ps ss' acre ss'' A''-'''
th1 fer3E-Twrnsy. Eve acres near Kirk
mlsOfC laid ~ S-s an acre.
Business Chances.
ts1 n rn0--lsve ye&rS' lease Of the
MlZ,UtU issIlesue assei at . nominal
fswrsrx. trxe-e ,sxs fsruiERse for 10 roosns
ard t.a-so-s. hath rcorzs. Laundry. ess-,
for 81 600 kslxnlrurs = wor<a tasA
dsr7 aNn-SxsrnEu doing Y,4yfag busa-
-MINHf ners e HeR. hAn tnreEest-
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ARCHBISHOP yUsGEs.
The story Of His Proposed Chang
Of Residence Denied.

1He STORY OF MS fFop0ee0 l61nEe
Of Residence Denied.
Archbishop Junger arrived in this
city last evening from Port Townsend
and will remain in Seattle for two
weeks on his regular pastoral vista
lion.
The story photographed here that the
archbishop intended 70 change his
headquarters from Vancouver to Seat-
lie is denied by him; but at the same
time the location here was admitted 20
be more central. III such change was
made il weuld have TO come from the
members of the church here in the
form of a petition. Then, in addition,
the change would involve no little ex-
pense, such as the construction Of a
cathedral and an archepiscopaI resi-
dence. These would have to be OF q
size in keeping with the dignity OF the
archbishop who presides over the des-
TIMES of the Catholic church in all of
Washington Territory. II all these
things were provided for. Archbishop
,Iunger might be induced TO give up
bis present residence amid the pleas
ant groves of Vancouver.
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NfcrlAIxEEp Two GRocKRs. - The
police are searching everywhere for q
man who seems TO be rather clever
forger. He is described as stout man
With sandy mustache, wearing a dark
suit of clothes and derby hat. Ia
Saturday he purchased 5000
worth OF groceries from Charles
w. Symonds and paid him
with a check drawn on Dexter
Horton & Cos bank for sd. The
check was made payable to Thomas
Williams. On Monday the same man
purchased $3.50 worth of groceries
from Il. G.. lager and paid for them
with worthless check for SIS 50 v hieh
was made payable 20 Thomas Wilson
or bearer.
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LADIES' and CHILDREN'S HOSE


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The Gordan Bros. have rented the
store at sit Front street, and in twelve
days hence viii open a store there.
This firm have large number OF
stores. They have three in San Fran
cisco. one in Los Angeles. one In San
Diego. one in Portland, and now one in
Seattle This makes a total of seven
stores
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Mr.. Amos brown is moving forward
to the lines OF the street the old Wyckoff
building at the corner of Cherry and
Second streets. The building viii be
reconstructed into offices. and viii be
finished in ten DAYS.
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VARIABLE INFORMATION. - Messrs.
Eshelman & Iiewellyn have just is
sued new edition OF their Puget
Sound Catechism,v which contains
more information in smaller space
than any other of the several pamph-
lets now before the public. II Is about
i've by seven inches pretiily bound
In illustrated covers and well printed.
II IS made mp from the latest reports,
and answers every question that would
naturally come from the inquirer con-
corning this eountry-all with pains
taking care TO be both explicit and
truthful. Indeed. il IS so thorough
and accurate as 30 be scarcely less val
liable az home rs q convenient book of
reference than abroad as an invitation
70 immigration. Among the many
who are doing good work for Wash
iiagson Territory in spreading the fame
of her native wealth, none are more
worthy OF credit that this enterprising
firm. Their methods in advertising
the country or in tie conduct of their
cwn business are of wholesome sort,
based upon business rather than
boon" ideas. We earnestly wish for
this new ''Gatechismv the widest pos
sible circulation, aud to commend 1t
10 ell into whose hands IL may fab as
a presentation of facts which will
bear the test OF personal examination
and comparison
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Additional Local on EIGHTH PAGE

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| 1lEzxx1xxcE-Kvsry snzk "a
~assass ysu -, .,.: : .-ls !. a-sss =
INV ESTMENT|
nss sOssl pelzey . bay saiy es,esre prcs-
sucd tines OF bed nsn<s
|Q'..1e.@G.s'
Handle szeAfnx bot xi;tsaxs urrvsrtv.
which fasF can sasssriF nrseasss rs<osss.
mend. and In the fossswsnx list ssorrethsnx
can os fozii'a 70 suit eTery0ness purse
Front Street Property.
$100, 900 ..s:.,l '. e. ga. . rrss .
tae rear iassRs On West street These loxs
carry riraHian righks and thns practically
extend ab deep water. On TIE prsuersv
are wharvex. factories and bxxine<s
houses which VIII ret for slaas nenfn.
Price. $Ale SO enc fourth cash. balance
On long time.
&46 (1flfl- Thirty fees srenssse "a
the southeast corner al
Front and Marion. eoFered with q hviek
building tss,on
S45. 900 -rall lot On the sas: side q
Fruas street. eeswceu Mad
ison and Spring. szs.ee0
VOUsUuU siae of Frun. xsree. -.
tween Madison and spring, sso.oa
$25. OOO-Les On he west side os|
Front stre3s, rex. 10 the
coruer OF Pike. On the lot il q 500
residence. Price, -. go; one-soarsh cash.
balance aii aaag time At per cent
$4,000 Fine LOT On the east side Of
YSfNOO Frons street, between yir-
gtnsa and Iserora. s1a.ooa
Commercial Street.
S65 000-AELIxGToS HoTEL-Fun
lot ~ the southeast corner
OF Commercial and Main streets, inelud-
ing the Arlington Hotel building, ss5. Qua
&69 NM Fifty three feet frontage on
Commercial street. be-
tween Yesler avenue and Washington
street. $5stoo
Second Street,
az E00-Forty feet frontage on Sec
end street. near Pike, s. 500:
the cheapest property on the street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-13

Messrs. Crawford & Conover yes
terday let the coAtract for the clearing
of the eighty acres of land on Madi-
son street known as the Renton tract.
j. ID. Meenach has taken the contract
and viii level off everything close TO
the ground This viii open up an i'm
portant and . valuable residence por-
ton of the city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-13
BustIcs for all from &c upwards.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.

At $500 striped overshirfs
At 81 Scotch wool shirts and drawers
At 25c-Men's extra heavy WOODEN half-hose
T. 8. 4 Co are sole agents In Seattle for Or
Wooien wear.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-13
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