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A dapper little man stepped into a
Woodward avenue car. and as be did
50 he picked mp tiny pyramid OF
Drawn leather. ssNow look ut that, =
he said. with several infections 10 his
voice, as he showed his treasure trcve
to the gentleman next TO him. What
Is itrr asked the other man. adjusting
his glasses and taking the object in his
hand as If it might be alive aud bite
him. Its the heel from some fool
woman's shoe. Now try 10 think hs.w
she must have wubbled~-for she could
not have walE~si--on that French heel.
I'd give some,hing 10 see her getting
home without it,
Il suppose the elect depends upon
the size OF the loot" said the other.
handing it back; THAT looks as il il
came OF pretty neat shoe, hey old
fellow p
Its barharism-a wicked shame
to wear such a thingtM retorted the
other indignantly. Why, the doctors
say hat more cases of curvature OF
the spine are oc-"
III YOU have no further use for it
I'll thank you for INV heel, said .
sweet-voiced, pretty little lady oppo-
site at this moment
The indignant individual had Just
dropped il in his pocket, HIT he
plunged in after IL and gave it nack TO
lts owner. and talked TO bis compan-
ion about the weather.
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fe1eee pnt noxe4 eye1 eaEeaNe =.
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CARD TO ioT owNsRs AT CHATEAU
GA RRACH

GA aenssy naxs. Iulx ~ stse f3sse set. In
~ tnS1sss4ua TIE Tara ksaxa Pair
haven sild Nsshsns sass eils - Fzssa Il a.
f~efr<ssss saa fssxe Ssafsia 81 q IA, saa re
snsn ssstssre aashf Excursion rates from,
cpaksae fassss Wal g NasEa aud PsssfaAg.;
bring FssaaAie kasv 81 tEasss ugsr hall tar.
II fsa Are rs-ussss xTsEa TIE frss platform
sa5sns ct tne Northwest hx. taxB engaged
snfs ~ Tersl nssss.f sersaus sK0sa sss Tar E<ss
ssish - ksx. VI. r Crsfts ard u lie an.
MARY slsaa West have lsSaa hired 10 sf.tsax
- advertised
sc T. tfty days D zz;szEss ~ Reach vii;
have ta@ ave lest gssssxss msac 81 The rark.
hsF- A. J. hrses sssst Res. tuan tsas sss,a
~ faFsSxssf, wfss sexsuTs ser raj sfrzss s1z :.
wrSx. abb = MISS Pssssa, late ~ & sseasa.
as 81 tbs saturday evening sith 81 .n.
trstste szsFtf gssses tss szseAsE,ffax ehs.x
sxssis Fes,sf.s-Etang laietNzEtsg seeaxs
Fer Ems isSx4sss aud snsegta1a~sessss
saa - Azs ~ iga xtssfrss arv caargess Is
ss.fssS pr Say or S. s3g tbs smsi E essass~.
A.sSw asa$ y@ns fss- h~S~ ssusirulsssst Ia
sssus aesAase ssssn ~ .sse ia rfse ss.ssss.
E4aSuA tse2 kearF hos nxaer. f.sx AS
50 ssks ssss 81 tho sgsnse Ell sAsHtsa.
4ws - sFSxt rs have as hos cleaned al
fssnkssssa. rs msses ~ fesns. ssa4ss r asgx
feF visitors aessser Ma1sfay asxs, Assss ssrys
~ s@Hxg - hsnets lnvzsfzs ~ ssasf.f
sssse sifh tss tsassSi OF naxEAxs Is. en- v %
tisFs Shfy - 4 = ~. srS<rsssssg N 31saafy
- faH las 20. tsErHsNs sxkFxfssss ~
ossNsk- AefurN = rip~x
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BRxvfriEs.

To-day 81 p, m. prices in kentnn
addition will be advanced IL per cent.
The seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern
railway will begin running regular
trains to snoqnalaiis aud the Hep
ranch fssisy.
steamer Wilmington viii sail from
San Francisco Tor Seattle and sound
port- on THURSDAY, 18th inst. carry ing
passengers and freight q, reduced
rates.
No man who has Invested money
with Crawford & Gonovrr or sn John
L. sullivan ever last dollar The
price os Kaafan addition lots will &c
advanced 10 per eesst this afternoon
james Derry ard John X Frazer,
subjects 81 the Qneea oI England. and
Ces~iiss q. faFx son. a subject Of sss-
car. hsng 81 Norway aud sweden,
yesterday declared ssaris Intention ok
leaonaing esssseEs.
The clerks in Aadisar Forrest offiee
wese engaged lat night ia usskang
certified copies al all the convey slfesS
by which Jos. NeNsGghl and others
urqmsEvss title 60 CERTAIN sisspasesl tide
fats in Iseuhogn's saattloa-
JOAN tsoassas. VITO was ins4res al
ississ ship Tsrss a. Fort KlsAesev
ssweFss svwss sFkse bF tie falling IL 4
sisas,<T. slsssi 81 tsFesszfesag@ hs.Sg.tAE Al
q eeloxg isxE syensng. sSaarsAg xas
20 ysAf~ - sac and native 81 SCOT.
iasss nna notsee OK sise funeral IA
he gives.
The Sainngtiva sEli1 rf the fsssiss ~ ). =
aud lsssxvs seafss rAssre1sg Nx& ssst
Davis oslmese ard T. e. ksibsasns
Was so have bsxn heart es edge H@n-
sssra Yesterday szs ssoss.sn "a sssxNls sv
( the RESTRAINING afsseg. As the PATHS
sstss nes spg~zr Il VA slso0gts that
itrs asa settled thrss differences nat.
ss<as * The S0ass sssaea
TIE 8es saFu-tsh5e 50 the ps1gNt
S.Ysad Shore tSsaa. situated Oh
Asns ssFsxs s~asA ~ Com sss4rss al
strsst = ss.ses aAssieSs.s fsssAsss
- res@ Fs*fsssa Tar f.Ass
wssTs essfss fsssts~k wli ~ afss-ssss ssst
is ssasn<seF Tae ~ssgk i sxszx ss.re
sssssssz be issf* sszssAsg II A ; ~st.ses-
s$fg Ia gssNss 10 ss4e s0a1sssses :
rssekss noase ssssas3E ANs A3xn aas,s
81 10 ~ assQn hss tssn ssxnseSs.
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AMUsEMENTs.

MsrsspA vs.. SCHUMACHER There
Is very great interest in the wrestling
struggle 10 take place tomorrow night
At the Armory. The Jap is on an ex-
hibition tour 10 Whatcom, but will
return today. Schumacher : training
Is thorough and has not been relaxed.
The match viii take place on n
raised platform in the center of the
hail. sffording an excellent view from
ali parts of the hail.
"haRL THE PEppIsR. "a small
but appreciatave audience in Turn
Hall last evening Witnessed the APP
pesrance oi Karl Gardner, the Ger
man comedian. in kari. the Pssldler. >
feature nj the evening was Mr..
1araner's rendition OF the lullaby
so'sg. sleep. my Darling, Sleep" Mr..
Gardner was well sustained, end gave
cTesiitable performance.
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Ansasausss or rnE uso.
iseils fer G~s~ane Cstsess-A faaka
Exg~Ets2se,

The STEAMER leo has returned frpns
Port Msds~Ssn. where .he underwent
gsEsasFs. sEd wils leave Tor Alaskan
points tssaeyFew at room xafh a esseo
OF freight and some passengers. Mr..
tosn g Brady her faan@s1zg owner.
ssis'eSl sa = pasv~ E~rsF sge. TX re-
fNssseF fcw chapters frasa tlse Lees
interesting history Te-sarsiay alter.
psseza. Sire uas htilf ~ the g0xerss-
ss~sst Al kasuasaFe- Nd. ias revenue
cutter 81 f~Sa >he II 81 eax
Throughout. sra - 0sae es the StauEeta.
est vessels - her class assoxs TO-DAY
>ise Aas assssx ssaaAfs- fss9sSi and for
s@a yssrs s~sAs .esa sa Essssrn saEess.
81 ne esssl % Asssts siRse she ~ sod
ga >sss fsan-ssrss parties. ard tsFsssas 3 Z
10 the scasfs kfxsxa 80 aasGa isas. sAs
lay ia sssa& has uaE Of essfa s.Af sssSses
"a charge SO sapsain Webster. wesl-
&rs9sa 90 All SssAss seAssTsng men.
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Ms. l.. r. Brock, formerly of seat
lie. but lately OF ReIleyue. Iaaho. /.
visiting Mrs. Eugsae q. smith, 1918
Ninth street
J. 1 Terry, final proof clerk in the
United States land office has resigned
and ]. Z. Crawford has been ap-
pointed to 81 the vacancy.
Mrs. + :. solomon. wife of ex Coy
eriior Solomon, at this territory. and
daughter Minnie. are here on 4 visit
10 Mrs Malar Hayden. Their resi-
aence y in San Francisco.
Hon. John =. laird, ex-regisser OF
the land otfsue. iufs Yesterday for
olympia 20 ne absent for several aays
or business connected with tlae con-
stitatos al convention.
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fIsK PIgssrRE BeArs.-Cel. Hafnes
and Maurice McMicken have received
two new Rnshton beats from Can
ton. y. Y. Both are OF beautiful mod
ii and extra iiGe finish. col. Haines'
boat Is racine sailing canoe. sixteen
feet long With a thirty zach beam. and
~ fitted with AL The latest ins prove
naenis. Mr.. McMiekea's il sail boaf.
AFRO sixteen feet long. with i've fusi
bean. and II Of the model kno~n a. a
cruiser. This one viii seat i've or
SIX People, while Col. Hair4es beat
VIII carry os1t one persosa. Both boats
are 10 DC sdd.i 10 the iises Of the seat
ise tanoe t1un- Judging from their
iSs.sseis ossfi crafts viii make !, highly
interesting Tor the other boats in the
Hess. The canoe club will a. ssssn q :
TIE issasr avenue cars begin running
ak~ifs. arrange faces Ola Lake wash
iagsnn here The dub house il located.
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IAeKsoN srRYrr rEEsrLE.

JACKSON sfRfFT TKEsTLE.
Couneiiman Jones called attention
10 the fact that Jackson street
between South Second and South
Third should be rebuilt where II had
oecn burned away by the re-
cent Ere. The Seattle Con-
structian Company. which owned
the Lake Washington Cattle
lin- hsd offered 20 rebuild the bridge
provided The council world reimburse
them. A motion WAS carried allowing
the Seattle Construction Company u
do the work.
On melton the committee on pubic
buildings and grounds was Instructed
10 prepa plans and specifications for
a suitable office for the harbor master
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The btsc"ssvy Msde ~ the % As"n
Of MaseAie CsnAessrS.
During Monday night an unknown
infant was inferred in Masonic ceme
-. -, tx~,,t : ,,srvs;t ~ sap,a mn.
-. ss.ss,.,, e - go, n
n''S~n -. so' - ~ s,s.
e Metx enaucsn 70 80 over ~ snss =
known as the "ne~ ground the most
valuable part of the cemetery, quite
sxrgv Yesterday morning. and in stroll
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Apvsek ~ xuraknS.

Mrs wtuslow's ssotsing Syrup FOR chill
iren teethins, Is the prescription OF one al
the best female nurses and physicians III
The nifed S.ssss. and has been used fos
torsy years with never failing success hy
millions Of msshen FOR their childrrn.
Daring the process OF teething, its value u
ineslcHisble. II relieves the CT Ia from
pain, cares dypentery and diarrh.ss. kri b.
ing In the bowela. AMI wind cote By xlv.
ing health 70 the child. 10 rcxls the mother.
Price. :e.e . battle xwv.w
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EsNrtiRfSe Tagx STREETS. The city
tas s-senty-t@o nsen Al work con
sauetsng streets, wharve- and sewers.
A large gang arc employed on North
seastse srses. Deasy IA. been osscs-
sis,ssssi by 40 accident Ia the Nechsg.
Sos faiis shleh made it isssF-sssss,;4 4,
secure lumber yesterday. The ETY.
has 40 place 10 store Material asosss
HE water irossss ana i Obliged 70 haul
70 ffosH The nissis ~ IL il fsessaess. Pfes,-
AIRY = ft1ssfsia ~la re needed TO sssat the
streets 81 the bnFns district in gsas~assll. :
sssiasilispsa. tsgf they all be Il. tsts1r
shape than bsfuse the are.
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ksa4saT Gan wsssxxp.-As 4
Q sf.ssS yesterday saorning an aeessles.s
AapE~nsa ca the seattle. Lake -s,er4
& hsasseFn railway. ~ MAnrsnxs
sAaFs. At the sime ussntsa.ea an
u~atgssfrg tram. ~lsiets w4s r.srss.x ~,
sssEaae rnmptae~. Mas .xstx.f.s-s -
MaIaiaSs sssAFf ARD bacAesi eown
fhs sssieifaes. Jast noSsfs os the
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THE rKulr or ADVERTISING,

The following telegram from a
reader OF the Posr-IsrELLrGExcER
shows the result of judicious advertis-
ing. as well as the widespread fame of
RentOn addition:
AMSTERDAM, n y. July e.--Crawford &
Conoyef. seattls.. W. T. Hold ten eani..e
Madison street lots, Reufon addition, until
receipt OF letter mailed tosiav with remit
ance- l.. j. GARDINER
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A yillaincus red Cow cones around
our office every morning and trims
our locust trees. This morning we
trimmed her. with an AK. and IL any
body's COW should come home TONG t
~ith half n tail, they will know. by
this, where to find the other half.
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DEATH or BERNARD CRossEx. - Ber-
nard Crossen. formerly Z resident Of
Seattle, but who for several years had
resided on his ranch on Lake Wash
ington, died yesterday. He was the
father of Mrs. 5. c. Harris, wife of the
ex-county auditor.
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MS sss issss~ Ea baps~a ss any
EAsH Every f. aiis sassssst kv.s. ! s..sss..
8 iassshEsts -sscffss ia the hs,sxs- ID All
Is@ss tf 80 b - weight ia xs,ls ~.
Earns. sesle~ ssrssxe- ODD .urss ss.ss .fse.
9.~sSsFs- sold BY ssewass 4 Hoisaes psng
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PRoBATE CouRr MArTEks.-Judge
Osborn has appointed d. w. Cross ad-
ministrasor Of the estate OF John Scott,
who suicided some time since at Wes-
ton. In the matter Of the estate OF
Thomas Taylor y. Taylor was appoint
ed administrator. In the matter OF
the estate Of T. G. kennard. petition
for the probate Of will and for ord +
setting time Of hearing Was filed. Ia
the matter of the estate Of Mary Fran
ces Winston, Frank Muldoon was APP
pointed administrator.
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when ali other remedies fail. Oreynn
Kid, es Tea comes 10 the front ike true.
faithful friend. For kidn aud urinary
troables. such as pain ia the back. mucous
aud milky DISCHARGES, brick dust deposits
In the urine. lass III ppetitse,s.ak ness. aud
general debility, Oeg n Kidney Tea has
40 equal. Isl never tall aud being uureiv
veg table composition does not fuiure he
system. soils by Stewart & Holmes Drag
Co. 80
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/ FIRE AT NAPAyiNs.-Rev. T. Bron.
illette, who lives about four miles
southeast of Napavine. Lewis county,
lost his house and harm by fire on Che
ith OF July. Nothing was saved, a.
be and his family were absent At q
celebration. No insurance.
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THE PROFILE ~ rag PLAY.

k9ge Field.
Who Il TIE ssssta who V hen all danger.
past.
Exs.isiaas ia art The afth. Aha At last
Ana naskes soe Villain gaaii snd Iook
The Zero
no = Vie dasnsel cast in Irfuess sns,uld
10 sst~fis ssrnple. n. her parent eisi
~ STsf tiss yfafs1a s.ys. scora EhY rof.f,
The heFasne
"ae sDoss nes eonssiencc. las. nar 81
aaFs 81 tbs b rs;fue she shall b.. fass,,e -,
Ala a. % rally smokes esgssstsr~
ne gIlsaia
VIE 8 tsse sret peasant sflsrt OF breath
iasatsl s'.as 81 0ssots - what Tbs y,slaln
WAC ssssys ssszss ms 81 TIE s-oks, q,
sssash* "a
The hsgulaess iasssss.
y 10 = i pass fhe cash. the thezs-. s1ss
= 10 lnzsss - * = n@shfx4 air, ~ s,sr sst.
mas rnslaF<H stossas hlft4 msas3s. Ard
The snes sssssA@
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RELEASED on BAIL.-J ohm o. Mathi
as secretary OF the cisarmakers' Union
Of Seattle. who is charged with EN-,
bezziement, was released from the
county jail yesterday. Messrs. w. 3
Kaufman and X. NJ. McEntife going
on his bonds in the sun OF $500
Matthias vii have a hearing before
Justice Miller al 30 clock today.
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THns1Fgu 70 sSsnlF.

frs7ss ~ -ssft e fSsse sbeze 4 Esstxss
"a az nA3 sssnzstssg tkEsssas n ~ .ssss,
4s@s.sssaE ISIS s&at ~sks@zs& azss hep yan 4
sstst ker F'sEfy ystns Apply 70 H. u. Ear
a. T A., Faesa -. e<esaa hsaek-
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Z. *. Jest was yesterday admitted tc
practice ia the district court By Chief
Justice Hanford upon a certificate
from the snprefne eonrf of the state
II Nevada.
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T. -
49, l| %
+. ~. r. a -: =
.s1 = Is. mi -; r. 4
7..ss r. a;7; 'iiT1S + -
1870 ~ Il. 49, l.;1s ss5'55
;:.< -. : = 80
q
~. J. -. Z o. PM. !. =. ). -.
- - ,n;s,. ';;'..s1, - -
+. 49, -s,s.-' - 1-siiI,,.S - f37p
-. - - ~, Ii..;7, 49,. 49, ~
- - fni1n1s. Ere1vrtSun- a cense
- er<ffe vnrsx c5eas3nw and erzzb-
kie~ 1f<lg - sx-res s{fseS szks. f14 pr
sk~,sz.~e,.3 ter trains. 81 pr shoa-
snnd. The ID Nas 1rceyerd. asd TIE
xsry ssaxvn<y 3 kTss - draw ~ oss1in-
xx..se s,rwvi6 r. 10 ta,< gfn<1fnx.
1899 ns.nw
RI aots0&znG es<a$ uefe OSss'sA sos
Tie Improvement IT OAK sfreef 1fuM
uep<sf % Harrison ~. ~. Wkste.
eurfh ~ork per csbsr yssss. u c>sst-:
Kfss<5nk and ese4fang. PEI a<sfe- Nzs, .
-. - $500. 80. 1s -. - -
ur<.xrr.S.sr 4 frfsnT eartawurk.
%. eEss,ir vars. s. s.ens~: erIbhsax. per
| beasa1a fees. 81 81; sitew.iks- per
| thssszsaxd f~et. $lg ~: grabasssz AID
esearsns per acre. SIS
y + SFnarf = Earth sssk. per cubic
sasa. ssn.s -, -. - ss's.'.s
-, 49, "a Is. r~al.sang Sod GEAR
+: ing. pr acre. So.
Inc eonirsct sos the inpseyeaaeaf
Of fs< street sAs sx.nie1 - A<si a.
srAn & " nAy. - tssesI h1a ss's
lowest ara Dest-
KsfLsxs srzsxT sEtDT-
n. x.,,.~,,so s.;.sx fov ft,e inrreye-
= cesss- -. go. 49,, "a
msba ~ A>'a''ua
krpssrasczfi. we're apeheu HeaIs
Barke Esrshwofk I.er csihic sAsh, -
cents. e1st,sng. f<r thousand ieft~ VI :
sisiesaiks per Thousand fset. W. poA
SsAhs. ~ it .s go si.s. -
Wsfgxa.b.n a 1spav--Euzrthwork
DER csai.Ic yard. 3 eeass; cnroinz ter
/ thousand. SIS: side~slks pr t1eais-
and. xl7. hox gnstxrs per thousand
<l7sst grabbing and clearing yer acre.
500.
+. T smart Ea-tbxork. per cubic
yarsi. s. cents sidewalks. per thou
sand feet. xiT-U. box cutters, r<F
thousand, <i3-5u: grubbzng add clear
! ing. So per aere-
As the bid OF T. T. Smart vas the
lowest, be was awarded the contrsei
for the improving Of Rollins street
syxfxc srKsrr sxApr.
me 'oaiosihx oaus sof the improve
mens Of spring street. from Seventh
20 Eleventh, we're opened: Henderson
a fock--EartDwork. Al cents. side,
Walks. per thOusand fe<ts xib.Ju, Dol
n s.s,. ~ soss ~. s s,a ~ ei.o
su.f yrnhf,ing 81, psr Acre
Ncsianaf.sn a tD'pxv Earthwork
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o. con1za - ls1ssy trn q p<tcrs euased
sGVero1 doQsslne1- Iucol 1ocha - snnaii,
- : - Mic6 rq1s hese nssgAs md
~ ~ ~ - esrnt<y noldineA ncae q
ua1cA - vuy 1Gzne. 1hh yeArs crop IS
1900 8 - lDakln9 val
hun3ezy lin f~fr sopp1y With very euiss
UaEsn& lxcnl chxckeOs a-e eaMsrx IL
1ukhs aHx,e.
~ -ckh T-se- and vz>pN rrisS n IL their
he<kAt insz now. Ia quality o. b.sh i be.
i end the ~. rage This season. AMI far
PRES are msiasain~i. The markst 10
steady yet quiet sacks move rapsssir.
Dealers report thar over ripe fruit is ex
,rvnely hard TO keep in tue present
hot VI azhee
Local csrsns-y snen are making prepare
tons 20 begin csnniag. The late ran of
. lm-sn Is locked for shortly Tn local
hsh markes Is unsteady owsag to the nn-
errsasnsy ~ The supsiy- No ssaacasd set
al prices Is maintained.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RE-
gEIrT~-pnF:ng the last fwe. fy-foar hours
as his part ~ere as sollaws; fIxst -oanss
-hvre Rad. s. funSs Columbia & PaScs
Sound railroad. - tons: Seattle Lake Saere
& E-ksern railway, 80 TONS By water-
seovs brick. II tons: Cascade. scns:
Washington. TINS: Edsth. 1t IA ssow
Stone, 20 fous, l -. ron rfemixr. -
tous. Total receipts. 80 tons.
SHlf3ENT- - us4r1ax the So twenty
isGr nssafs < oes an4 M rsshah dis were
sh PIP 4 from assle a. he surrounds z
countrs IS tsi oAs. fug..t Sand hcrs+
ea., 81 fopss Coam1ia & PUGET Sound
raiirosd. ~ fosss seaftis.. Lake Shore 4
Easscrn railway. - tons. 6y wates-
| Hen Bailey. II cns: Grace. ron, Aus
US .. 2 tons: Nellie, tons Michigan. :
rs. Mountain er. 8 tons: VI shiegrons II
tons. Cts 1t Quincy. 10 tess: Edifh Ssons,
cascade, s ions. Total ~hipnas ntS, is7 TONS
NATURE o. kECEIPTS--fwoc cars hay.
? cars hrl +: 80 bead >tosk. 10 coop, chick
ems. ~ heaa h,rseS, 80 pkgS hardware. l2A
mi~ce lsnessus pieces m~ehiuery. - pats
Chinese mr. rehantssr. TO- bdls hosi>ehrid
g~od-. l0a9a0 lumber. cars sssiasses. Z
cas- weed. pkss dra<s. 10 cs cigars and
toaaccss. IL c. dry gos1s. 7cs stationery. :
cars miscellaneous freight
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-10

The LAKE WAsHiNoroS CABLE LINE.
Fred b. Sander. of the Lake Washing
ton Cable Railway Company. has re-
turned from visit to San Francisco.
While there he made all the necessary
arrangements for new cable for the
Lake Washington line. As soon n
the cable arrives the road will be
operated again. Mr.. Sander reports
that be had an excellent tune in San
Francisco, and that great interest is
taken there in Seattle.
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xrNtxS sroeKs.

New YoRK, Jnly 9. - Caledonia. R'ark
- issases SITS. FL Cri>to sI.gN. Fafhss
De Stnet 81. Hale 4 NorcroSS rs. Home
Il Ike -, Iran 81 ssr sl.7o Mexican s. 10.
Mutual 81 20, Sorta Belle Isle IL IS. On ario
50. savage $l-7n Sierra Neveda s2-2S,
Onion xApn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-10

BgIcK-MAKIS6 AT AxAeoRrEs.--
Within a day or SO articles OF incor-
poration of the Fidalgo Brick and Tile
Company will be filed with the county
anuitor. A. Mcpherson, William,
n. Wood. Thomas Go&en. j. r. Nc
Cloud. +. Sheppard and Vincent Fa-
ben are the projectors The capital
stock is $4,000. The conapany's works
are 10 be located near AnAcarfes where
there Is large deposit Of brick ana
tile clay The company will begin
operations Immediately.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-10

Warrants HoxEsrEAp CeSrKsTEp =
The conse ted homestead case ii
Joseph 5 ~ vs.. the heir Of Coral n
Danforsh. Is being heard before Regis
ter Reed in the United States land OF
nee The land in contest consists al
forty acres in township 1. section ~
north, range east Ii Is located with
in the city limits Of Tacoma, and is
valued At $f0,0Oo. The land was en-
tered BY Coral II. Danforth in 1883,
and II Is alleged ey Shaw that it was
Eeyer resided on according TO the pro-
visions of the Homestead iaw.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-10

The contract for the Improving of
Dexter street. from Depot to James.
vas awarded to kearns Bros. Their
bid was ~ follows. Eartbwork. per
cubic yard. ID cents, grubhing aid
clearing, SIS per acre, sidewalks. ST. !;
boz drains. xl7.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-10

The e@s~sss ~ Hsrsarmastee Samuel
A Aoss rsssaasSs that ts~Fe arrived IN
seattle hssissr daring she nsassss q
June seventeen sseass yees<ss * Fsx.
t.seswSf tszansxv 81 ~ ~, srI carry
sssv esra0ssy "a zssTA sAsa.s ssse r4ysx
s2ssssr xe~ sss ssEsa REGISTERED tes
sszxx * sssss sNttss. sssd Carrying s-4-
xssrfsr al aAAlS tszsgs Yhs@ nsAkes
sssssa 81 ssgxss tesss. The AAfsssz sss a..
49, sxsswssxsa See tTwsxls ssagste 1ane,
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After a long ssease s1e ux,ses u
The fsAaashise "a sae tsassa satx "a.
way SesnRsay anS Is .pvsxss..... -,
As.is~ssss strses wAs ssssrse.s tss sks
lsadlsssss sssaritsws ass ~ afsas,.sx
auth ssAsssssessssfss - iafsssa II ssssss
iuS - es hesA ssssssssa2. - e..s~.,..'s -,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-10

The following appropriations were
invade in order TO pay the monthly
hills