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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-31
~ .vUDLE WE TRUST.
TaB MOTTO OF REPUBLlCANISM IN THB
YIRGINIAS
Their Sole Hope is 10 Corrupt Some Member Of the W.
Va. Lsgslat1rs-Mahons's Fight in the
Old Dominion Thousands
to Buy Voias.
Special Tsenam % a.e ReqLs.er.

Special Tecgram to tie Register.
WASHINGTON, D. O., October 3O-Gen-
eral Goff made his appearance in Wash
ington Saturday, and then disappeared to
re-appear again yesterday. BE had made
flying trip to Baltimore. He says his
present visit here is purely per5Onal that
he is not on any political mission. If be
has a political object in view he keeps it
secret, as his friends here confirm the
statement that the visit is not connected
with public affairs. 1t is known that
Senator Quay, Assistant Postmaster Cen
eral Clarkson and Colonel Dudley, Of the
Republican National Committee, have
been collecting money from some Of the
corporations and protected interests,
which the Republican party so carefully
guards This money wss intended chiefly
for Malone in Virginia, but perhaps Gen
eral Goff would not be ayerse to getting
share of it.
THE DOODLE MIGHT BE USEFUL.
As has already been stated in the REG
IsTER dispatches, the West Virginia Re-
publican chiefs here are very positive in
their assertions that GOff will win the fight
before the Legislature. They do not un-
dertake to explain the ground Of the faith
that is in them, but make very emphatic
declarations. 1t is rumored that they will
ondeavor to work through the close friends
OF members Of the families of one OF more
n,en, hars of the Tepisleture. that ia that
one scheme will be to make 1t big object
for persons having influence with one or
two Democratic members to prevail upon
the latter to betrsy their party in some in
direct manner. RumOrs of this character
are difficult TO trace and no doubt proceed
from the reiterated assertions of Repubi-
cans that Goff will be seated in the guber-
material chair.
MONEY IN ABUNDANCE
Messrs. Quay, Clarkson and Dudley, are
capable OF any scheme calculated to ad-
vance their party interests. Their records
show this, and there are Republicans in
West Virginia ready to aid them. The re-
cent illness Of Speaker Woods inspired
these Republicans with soma hope. II wss
a common remark among West Virginia
Republicans sOjourning here, "thet il
Woods dies or resigns we've got 'em sure"
They asserted that the Republicans would
be certain TO elect his successor. It viii
DO no harm for the Democrats TO watch
every motion on that line. Money would
be put up in abundance 10 pIocure the
resignation of a Democratic member in
doubtful district.
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Baby Drowned I'm . washtus.
Garfield Enterprise.

On last Friday evening a most distressing
accident occurred a. the residence O. :. VI.
Hendryx, resulting in the death Of an In.
iant son. Mrs. Hendryx was washing ard
had tub full of hot water standing on tvgo
chairs, when little Harrison, a bright little
fellow OF nearly IA months, battered up 10
the tub and managed by some means 70
pun II over on himself. Mrs Hendrix was
standing near and caught the vessel before
It's contents were all spilled. bat not until
the poor child was thoroughly drenehed.
lie fingered through the night and till IL 20
O'Clock next morning
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n yEW ANARCHISTS
s. indictments Against cro-
min Jury-Bribers.
..s.s PARTNER SENT FOR.
Theories i'm Profssion-
o.lleasss of the Defense Nearly
Exhausted.

~ I7.-Grsat excitement pre-
-. ..s grand jury rooms this morn
" Ir.-a,.es came and went. Officers
| y f-.~.cbed here and there. and APP
;rd;cate that something import
,'rorress. The first witness was
g. Kelly. When he came out
p % talk 20 reporters.
s,oltenbeEg. & stenograpfer In
=. .nJlivzn's Office, was in for half
=, and vhen he came out he rushed
-~sat hurry to find Dir. Windes.
: had disappeared that gentleman
= xsy into the courthouse and vas
- b. the grand jury. When be
n the room he raid TO the re-
nat he had not told the grand jury
.1,seg because he did not know
s. they wished 10 hear. He had
e..s,,,6 in the interest Of 5to'tenberg.
= o.rIock the grand jury came into
80 handed IN twelve indictments.
s. rhich we're on Jail cases and the
r. solnt bill against Mark Solomon.
r-.bam. Thomas Kavanagh, Fred
- ls-smiah 'Donnell, Alexander l..
= Ind Joseph Kohn. All these men
.,esay under Indictment for con-
- 10 bribe juTymen-
., Mr.. Windes left the grand jury
h asked states Attorney Long
= tor sn order TO see stoltenberg.
&c. attorney wrote something on a
"a Mr.. Windes went to bis Office,
- poIlceman on guard refused to let
The attorney went away. but re-
- shortly with an application for a
80 babeas corpus asking for stolten-
=, u,ease. The matter was set for
- 4, O'Clock, but as in the mean
=, .to..enlerg had been released the
|x.ssaa WAS withdrawn.
mhssberg refused to answer any gues-
Z. mi TO him before the grand jury un-
!, eould see an attorney. He declared
~ was ualawfulIy restrained OF his
yrr and that he could give no teati-
xss aader orders.
.,sording 10 the Daily Nces, the omnibus
1tmsnt returned this afternoon was a
xes proceeding, except on the theory
Il he persons against whom it was
~aght. al OF whom were already under
|sssment. have been subject TO some new
svvs. The states attorney is reported as
,rng the Indictment, and this is taken as
hdication that new charge has been
IL. .gs;,,xf tne iurv flyers
his suggested that the accused are TO he
q q the same boat with the Cronin sus-
III, g. accessories after the fact.
ID The persons reindicted were again ar
ssa except BailiH Solomon. who il sup
WE'D 10 bave confessed. Graham secured
i, but the oshers were kept in conline-
sat
fas ksas explains the proceedings re-
pfang sioltenberg by stating that Otto
Erron and VIM. Dahl had informed
he ssals attorney Of n mysterious CORE
ssoadsnsshich stoltenberg had conducted
IN July through Dahl. Letters had been
rssigsd By s,olsenberg from Toronto en-
slesed IN srFeiopes mailed for Dahl. FL
afts lasi night in the states attorneys
ssse to make stoltenberg disclose what he
"a sboat the letters proved fruitless.
sshes Jurors we're obtained today in
ssCignia trial. fonr places remain vet
ss lied. The defense still has eight
sszfiory challenges and the state
asrx thpaa
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sssnwooc Times.

Seattle and Tacoma rserrbar.s "a . ,e,-
era lining are On the qgi wire for trad.
anu rarely let en- opportunity pass by in
winch they can make a dollar. lust now
they need to get move on. The country
surrounding stanwood and the gtil.avua-
IRISH Is one OF the richest in timber. farm
ing and mineral lands on Puget sound n
IS capable Of sustaining more people than
any other valley in Western Washington
II Is rapidly settling up, and large sddi.
tons 70 the population are being rnaae and
viii continne during the winter. The trade
OF this section is worth securing. and noU
IL Tie time 10 get IN with both feet. hint
TO the wise Is sufficient.
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arHEK M'FaDDEN on TRIAL.
D. Prosecution Eadeavoring to Pack
the Jury with nrangemen.

kflis. Oct. 1.-THE trial of Father Me
isiasa and others for participating in the
srssf Of Police Inspector Martin at
ssamore, began today at Marlborough.
aeerogn attorney succeeds in his evil
ssrarpose of obtaining jury of twelve
ss'sslants 1t will not he without serious
ssFbances, SO violent were the protests
AF al the action OF the crown in dis
sssng every Catholic venireman that the
ressdings had to be suspended pending
zsriyal OF large force of police.
no lnrymen were accepted by both
- but were told 10 stand down when
Prosecution was informed that they
w tatholics. They became so enraged
a lhey refused TO leave, and had to be
sisd BY force In the struggle that en-
= several hot-headed members of Nc
'Aiisns flock took part, and for time IL
sAsd IS though riot would result.
afge force Of police is on the way TO
1leoFough from Dublin.
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me aay before, ard lefs the carcass ube-s
&c sssse.. H. ami consequently ii drew 4
I3s& 81 wolves To the spo.. ard A. IN.
Ihaian Tas on hunting expedition the
Soases raught sight Of him and AZ onee
mace Tor him. He eluded them, however.
.or while, until one got close enough Ia
aim 10 make spring az The indians
throat, but the Indian was too much for
nm. Tor while he vas IN the act Of snrsrv-
ing ne shot and killed him. They state i
vas the largest wolf they had erer seer,
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An Obscene Publication.

The Seattle Morning. Journal which rnade
Itself notorious during the campaign in It's
bitter and malignant attacks upon the Re-
publican nominees, continues TO publish its
untrue and sianderous charges against
gentlemen OF weii-known integrity. A
careful examination of the election returns
for King county, a. well as other portions
OF the state, indicate the influence OF the
Journal among the voters The Democratic
party should .sauelch" that paper. and
give their support to decent sheet.
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Stretching the Wires.

suohomIsh sun.
Mr.. A. T. Halek. construction superin-
tendent OF the Pacific Postal Telegraph
Company, has received instructions to
commence work on new line along the
track OF the Seattle. Lake Shore Il Eastern
railway, from Snohomish TO the new road
now operated north, which is about eight
miles
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IMPug-Nnsp STOCK AT AUCTioN-SAT
1 grtsy. October y. I>sS - oesoeS =
u. 81 livery stsbse. corner Of Fourth and Val
~ reefs. wll se st pg eske aGesson, g. pay ccsss
0l Impending aai keeping tae following &c
ses4tci snsrnsls &he owusr ~ owners art 20 NE
unk nssna One ~. Eua. wA&ts fase. years Cd
enc seYyel chestnut horse. lad ssees years cd.
: {. AIICHkIL., CAssi OF Fo-ice.
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Enterprise. Push and Success.

Lynd.H FiOEltef FrtSs.
The Seattle Posr-iNrELLIeEScER has
lately been enlarged To seyen-column,
eight-page, regulation size. For enter
PRISE. push and success. the PosrlgTELLI-
GEScER cannot be beaten on the Pacific
coast. 1t is Republican in politics. and
good home paper
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4 Leading PAPER.
hAHluh. arulA

The Seattle Posf-INTrItfoENCEE has put
in 81 600 Gess printing press, and has
made marked improvements otherwise. The
PosT-iNTEfIIGEScER is fast gaining a repu-
tation as one of the leading papers of the
Northwest
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shark Killed win an Axe
Victoria Times.

shark was killed at Esquimalt on Sat
urday by j. Potts of that town He saw
the fish, which was about nine feet in
length, and waded in, armed with an AK to
attack IT. The shark at once made Tor the
man and tried 70 chew off a leg, but Mr..
Potts axed him not TO and the body of the
yoraeious fish was dragged ashore dead.
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NDUIh Htttu " UfIN,
The little black-eyed beauty of Willapa
City. Miss May Heath, sent us down box
of choice fruits and confectionery last
week. She did not forget TO put in big
lump of maple sugar. Ii tn ere is anything
which we have a weakness for IL is pretty
little girls and maple sugar
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The Candle Fish.
Ektt-. af.xxsa

The small fish known among Sitka people
rs the candle fish talthough, actually, they
little or no similarity TO that particular
class of the finny tribe.l have made their
annual appearance upon the beach of the
town. These fish when fried TO a crisp
make delicious food
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British Columbia Hop Lands.

2stW WtstN3lHstsf Ifilth.
Several parties arrived here lately from
Washington and are negotiating for land
on kensineton prairie and in vicinity for
hop growing purposes. Several OF the
farmers along the Serpentine river have
experimental little in hop growing with
very satisfactory results.
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617 Third Street.

Advertisements under the heats Of ssSt Found.
For sale. for Rcut sud situations Wanted slA
be inserted ~ the rate cf cents word for she
FIRST insertion cent word tov each suhSe4 BeAt
insertion. Payment always ia advance.
MOTTO E-The business ofseo of the PoSr-iS
fEIugENcER " = hereafter be spen uuul = p. II.
Classified s3ycFtIse meats Will he received up -
this hear.
The following Letters SIC awaiting advertisers
At. ia 1si.,ss.
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HaRsFss IND S4UDTERY.

HARNESS AND sAbDEERY-JANEs xHEE-
4 ian, who Is At present located sf / OIL Third
street has certainly the hHest display 81 hsr-
ness ssddl0ry and turf goods 70 be seen any
where today In Seattle. This gentleman also
carries . aAe assortment Of carriage trimmings
and msxex specially 81 r pairing. MI Whee~
ian DOES large Wholesale and retail business
ard he warrants al his work and sells a. prices
thsf are honnG ~ bring custom
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k0tica To Creditors.

In the district court OF the Third judicial dis.
friet of Washington territory. holding terms st
Seattle, King county. In the matter of the in
solveney OF d. ;. Hansen, No. 7.10i.
To the creditors OF said u. T. Hansen. tnsolvent:
You and each Of yoa hereby notified to 10
and appear on the 18th day OF Sovembar. fsss.
before The Judge OF said coari Al chambers or In
open court. 81 the court house in the city Of Sc
attic, Wash, % show cause why the prayer OF
said ID. {. Hansen. insolyeBt. should not TO
granted.
m. HOPKINS. Clerk OF said Court
BY W. 7. HANSON. Deputy.
Dated Seattle, October ?, 1850.
Peterson & PennefatheF, Attorneys for Reti-
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Take the Northern Pselhc railroad. the veSti.
hnled sleeper and dining car route for all points
EsSs. Office I'D Second street. Boston block
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ufSrtp- MTsCEEIaNEoy<
ykrANTEN ~ ~ 4 siNGLE GENTLEMAN
W Foem aHd hosfG ia s private family locs.
ZION Wust * uear bUSiueSx cvuEar- Address l..
- hox SIS
1XrANTED - To BUE SECONDHAND
w shinEie machine Adtrts. ies5s H..
dridsc &Ia tosrasress stree ~es;Ite.
ANrkp-R1 A coon PANTY TWO OK
" threS ehisdnoa so hard. Address \ L.
rare Post .lufc. igenceT.
y,~ANTED-AiL KINps RAILROAD TICK
w ets @i3asg. uckct or9kST, Sls,s Second
street nCXt Merchants hank-
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The undersigned having purchased The inter
est Of Chin Tree Hee In the arra Of Wa Chang n
Co. Chinese merchants, doing business at
seattle, viii eoHtinne Hnder the name OF W 4
shnng ia bis bailding near the corner OF South
Fsfth ard Warrington streets in said 5esftse
whore he Will carry fHll lus OF Chinese IaeF-
chaniilse consisting 81 teas. rice, nat oil, snf
other merchandise directly imported from
China, Wholesale and retzli
VA CHUNG,
EHUs CHING HOOK,
fs0pFfst0ra
Dated a. Seattle. W. r.. October Z, isss.
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MARIE II.

ER-McLAUGH ifN-~In Seattle. October
IL, 1880. by Rev, q. A. Laurie, W II. oliver aud
Katie MeLsnSh all of King county.
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g RoRTHAND ASDTYFEwETTTSG TNsTgUC-
- ton hy al experienced reporter and
teacher. ChaFaes A. Wilhelm, The Albion. sg2
Third street
w A5HsS6TOS TYPEWRITER HEAD
w GunrteTs--ten0grs9 pliers furnished short
hand sud sypewrltag H0rx executed type
wrYtevs rented EcNfa e. Nssiin t3erk
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GOLD II THE sFI.kIRKs.
ssh strike Near the Coiumbia-AnA p,
poIinaris Spring.

| poiinariS spring.
vancouver News Advertiser.
~ CHARLES kelStrup. one of the oldest
FssFeIsors OF the province. has evidently
a~A Il sieh II the samples OF ore brought
90 mat district he an evidence of the
"Ah to be found there. He arrived
ga 1hls week and is at the Jubilee saloon.
A'qS Backed large quantity of ore from
ealais on Toby creek to the Columbia
49,, distance OF ten miles, and SO In
- nAselt IN the operation that he has
~ said up ever since, or AZ least badly
-s9'"l The ore IN question contains
=, ssef, copper and anthony and is
- soid and silver. IL was taken from
! =. s'sishs- owned by his partner. Mr..
.,A'hhon' ami himself, and situated on
8! sfeek as already stated. about loo
- nom 1olden, and reached bv the Co
= 80 H'ef BY going rs far as Salmon
=, ''em which place IL is ten miles by fol-
= 40 Toby creek. A trail has been cut
81 ey The proypectors. who dubbed
- Tor that purpose and made il al
- osa expense. Mr.. kclstrup states
wagon road could be easily made
= 'ae Columbia river, a. the country Is
~ ~ grazing one. The location Is in
SAiTk range and belongs to the belt OF
!. 'aGFdo ana ether well known dis.
ihe mother vein is a mammoth
\. /" iee' wide one Of the largest MIR.
s.s'sap has yet seen in the province.
!. a@ been traced 10 co. feet until il
:. "ea In the mountain. A assure
sse ''''" '"'S 1t All H'"'c
:, : zee zee i'sot OF this mountain IS spring.
= y. which bubbles in inexhaustible guam.
\ g' aal'ierai Mater Of peculiar properties.
!. eaeistFnp brought bottle al Il with
:, v ANALYSIS. and even NON has taste
-, @ ,.s Ike etIercesced Appoluaris, and
-, 'AAeA ont of The spring arSt Is PER
\. oeS sad sparkling. with a sharp
g. s@S'e' and what is more remarkable.
~ AZ excellent substitute Tor Yeast.
! - used constantly by him for max
ess.,a' There is beautiful red pre-
:. ,,' ''o,n II which forms AN encrasta-
- aoead the edges as well. and after it
roh brown IN color
II
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Atlantic Ocean Travel.

For rates and steamer reservations call AT
Northern Pacific ticket office, 7ls second streat.
Boston block.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

ERATERSETY LODGE. 80 u. / q. o t..
Il meets every Thursday evening, AZ o'clock,
Ia fAe hail OF Seattle Lodge Nor;h seattle All
HaeutsFs o. me order IA good Essneing are cor
daily invited 60 attend
8 J. HOLMES, y. u.
1T. MIC HE'LL Secretary.
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NPFCfiL NnrffE

THE LADIES THAT o~S TH0AP-0SS
L restaurant corner Front snd Union. viii
Please call 81 the restaurant and ob2Ige :.
berkGwttz.
nID PAIRS AT THIs OFFICES 4 BIN.
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ice "oif sprang at ,Ii. Throat.

ln... NItI1t loI1uIst
4ss'sF @; hunters have returned to
= ens-. fom hunting expedition up
h So, they report thai white ON Val
h 80 uey came across an Indian who
s.es,, narrow escape lfom = wolf IL
~'a' White man hSd k.l.ed a deer
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FoR saLE-BUsISESs Ca4 Noes


4 COMPLETE SASH AND DOOR FACTORY
~ and lumber yard in an exceptionally good
location in the city doing good business is of
Tered for sale by party whose important intes-
ests calls him East: rare bargain. Apply TO
Puget sound Machinery Depot Yesler's wharf.
II paying business. Inquire of n. r. Ham,
Kent
I'oR sALE-SAW MILL ADDRESS z. o.
Il box AZ, Seattle.
L,Ok SALE Or FOR RENT-A HOTEL IN
II good locality; doing fine business: no
competition: bargain. Inquire of 1orford
& Burgess suburban notel Jackson street.
L>oR SALE - BOARDING AND LODGING.
J. house; twelve rooms. Corner Charles and
Tenth street, south Seattle
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Notice Of School Election,

Notice In hereby given that on SATURDAY., No.
vember 2, I.se, Mt the Armory, on Union street,
in school district No. one ~ In tho city of Sc
attic, King county, Washington territory a
school election will be held Tor the election OF
three school directors for ssid school aistrics
No. 1.
Also for the election OF school clerk for tho
ensuing year.
The polls viii open At one ~ p. m ana con.
unue open I'LL seven ~ .. m.
Dated Seattle. ". T., september 80. issa.
WILLIAM II. HUGHES,
]. NJ FRleK.
W. H. TAYLOR,
q. H. HEiLBkUE,
Directors of school District No. l.
NJ. A HAWTHORNE. Clerk Of said school District.
THEAsURy DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF CoSPTROLLKE ~ TIE EEaREscy.t
HasHiSsr0s, sept 10. lss3
"HEEEas, By satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned, IL has been made TO appear
that The Boston National Bank OF seattle in
territory of Washington, has com piled with all
TIE provisions Of the statutes OF the United
states required 20 10 complied With before an
association shall he authorized 10 commence tha
business OF banking.
Now. therefore. T. Edward 4 Lacey, COMP
tfoileT Of the currency, do hereby certify that
The Boston National Bank of seattle Ia the
city Of seattle, ia the county Of King, aud terri
tory OF Washington, u authorized 70 commence
the brsiness Of banking, IS provided in section
fity-one hundred and sixiy-uine, OF the revised
s;atases OF tae tinted States
In testimony whereof, witness my band and
seal of otfaee this 18th day Of September, is.3
tsgkLl h. 4 LACEY.
No. Ala. Comptroller Of the Currency.
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oST-s5 REWARD, ON THIRD STREET,
IL between Columbia street and court house
copy OF mortgage from A. W. Hight 10 A. Chit
ienden. Finder viii please return 10 room l.
shoEcy block. Third street. and receive reward.
I 0sT--A MEMORANDUM BOOK CONTAIN
Il ing check <s-50 on Merchants bank and
check g. on " ashington Savings bank. Finder
viii b suitably rewarded by James Iowrey,
press No. p. or at Lake shore { Eastern depot
T oeT Oh sTOLES-A NOTE DATED JAM
IL AIRY 3 lssa. for 500, due III one year, signed
by PAM and Isabella Hopkins snd Endorsed by
Gus G. Wincapaws persons are warned against
purchasing such note. q. {. WlHcspsw.
en- EHARD-L0sT, A LADIES BLACK
Flu checked leather purse, containing FIVE
dollar gold piece sud half-csrcle cluster dis
m3nd pin with the pin broken OF. sic will be
paid for its refuru 80 q. &. Fhinuew.
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MUSICAL.

MR. MARTINS. GRADUATE OF TIE KILL
AtA lack Consery atorian, Berlin. takes pupils
fof the ptsDo and organ voice culture a sEes
eiaity. So Pike stree.
MRS. WILLARD Moons II AND c, f,2i91
vi Front street. voice culture, piano. guitar,
elocutloBs physical culture class, 10 e. m,
SATURDAY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-18
GEORGE /. MEACHAM

$500 will hay one of the most attractive
building spots IN Queen Anne town. leo feet
frontage and perfect situation.
. Il 2 500 for a 61xl2o Front street lot II beats
anything offered
- 500 Tor a full los on Eleventh street
Sa.ooo-Iisndsome improved residence prop
city IN Queen Anne town, broom house, 76x
Is feet of ground
&soo per front loot for lot on Front street.
There is nothing equal 70 il
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-18

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