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ORPHANS CouRr-Jtoiqe Cor.
US. Naval Officers Cause Comment.

A csblsgram from London last night says: A
statue in memory Of the landing of Prince
William of Orange was unveiled at Brixham
in Devon today. Commander Mccall, Lieuts.
Osterhaus and White and Ensign Klein of tho
Us. steamer Enterprise attended the cere-
mony IN uniform. Their presence is the sub
ject Of considerable comment, the affair being
really an Orange display.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-06
The Corcoran Cadets, Fair.

The National Fencibles and Logan Rifles of
second battalion were the guests of the Cor
coran Cadets last night and another large
crowd at the fair was the result. Tonight the
Union Veteran corps (third battalion), Maj. T.
B. Harrison commanding. will attend the fair.
The Cadets will escort them from their armory.
corner 7th and l. streets northwest, to the fair.
The National Guard band furnishes the music
every night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-06
An Underground Mystery.

From Puck
on West street foundation )-"Waal, swow !
I've heerd about your buryin' the wires, but
this do beat ali"
Idler-"What's this got to do with it?'
Uncle Si-"Why, when you git them tele-
graph poles druv into the ground, how do the
men git down to string the wires?'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-06
New Out Door Game for Ladies'.

Rinsoal is new English out-of-door game
for ladies. 1t is played with grace hoops and
sticks and two nets eight feet high and ten feet
wide. 1t is proposed to make it rival and rule
out tennis if possible, it exercises both arms,
both shoulders, both hands and the whole body
in the running and turning necessary to catch
the hoops before they reach the goals or
meta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-06

X. L. Boone, member Of the Georgia house
of representatives, from Hall county, was found
dead in his bed yesterday at his boarding
house in Atlanta.
At Ottawa, Ont, during the service in st.
Georges Episcopal church Sunday, several
gentlemen, among whom was Sir William
Richie, chief justice of the supreme court,
arose and left in body on account OF alleged
ritualistic practices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-06

CATHOLIC CENTENNIAL, BALIIMoRE-RoUSD
Trip Tickets sl.20 VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
EoAD.-The Pennsylvania railroad will sell
round-trip tickets to Baltimore at the reduced
rate Of sl.20, good going November to ~
and available for return until November l6
Inclusive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-06

A three-masted schooner sunk about two
miles of White Shoals, Lake Michigan. All
hands were probably lost.
The committee on invitations to the centen-
NAL OF the ratification by North Carolina of the
ferson Davis, regretting his inability, on ac-
count OF impaired health, 10 be present at the
celebration on the 2lst,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-06
WANTED--HOUSES.

w ANrED-BY FISH l. MILLER, 1913 NV,
and u and Nj SITS. nw. matt
WAN1ED-TO BUY ONE OR TWO 5 OR GROOM
w Hopses il South Washington; between 9TH uu Il
14th sts either brick frame Address, stating price
and location 3. W., Star office. noI-.jts
WANTED-NOrICE TO OWNERS-FOR MIME
w date purchaser, Houses i'll good locality NV,
from $4,000 to $4,000 10 Lease: A Handsome
House III fashionable part of city, not more than
$4,000 tor seasOn. 10 Rent: Our supply Of houses
ranging from SO to 500 per mo- is rapidly dIinn-
ishng We should be glad to hear from owners de-
NELL. Adams Building, 1885 + ST. NV. ociH-lm
NJ ANTkD-I HAVE SEVERAL IMMEDIATE
w Purchasers Tor Desirable Six Seven and isignt-
room Houses III all parts Of the city. Owners desiring
to sell At viii DO Well to place such property upon
my books. l.. STAkGAkDrEi, 0l3 lotn ST. II. W.
Uc.Io-lm
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY A PERMANENT BOARDER, A
w Good-sIzed Room between 18th and 10TH n and
II sIs.n.w. Address ADOLPHUS, care Star office stat
ing location and terms mtg
NEASTED-TWO UNI FURNISHED OR PARTLY
w Iurnsht d Rooms with board for gentleman,
wife and III srl pine years Old private family pre-
terred. Address KESiDLS /. star Office. It.
xNANTED-TWO o. THHEE UNFINISHED
w Secon Floor HoOs with water ard gas, iigilt
housekeeping. Uy married couple, children;
rent from SO Is. Address Box IS, ONCE
~ AAIED-b1 GENfLEMAh IAND WIFE. Two
w or three UNFINISHED ItoULs: moderate rent
west OF Vermont ave- and north OF PennsyIy ave
Lear DE SAFES st. If possible. Address J.M.J., star
Office. uti-.its
WANTED-TWO SUNNY ROOMS, SECOND
w noor. open hrs in one and Board iur two Ladies'
anu Lad OF III between oh. lUtn ii and Al sts H. w.
Address. stating particulars, Is. X. office IT.
M ASTED-Ik ALL PARrs OF THE CITY
w Rooms, furnished and uinuriiished. Our novel
plan Tor renting speedily SURPRISES any method yet
Iroduced IN Washington. ROOM RENTING PAR
LUiiS, I'll u st. E.w n4-l,rs
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THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.-Chief Justice Binq-
ham and Justices HdgEa.T and James
iesterday-PiIling agt. District; argued and
submitted
CIRCUIT CoURT-JudJe Montgomery.
lesterday-Cnited States agt. Warren ct al 1;
Default and inquest ordered Minasha Wooden
ware company agt Hosmer; demurrer sus-
tanned; leave to answer. Cornwell Il Son agt.
sherman; finding and Judgment Of condemna-
non- Hill agt. Cralle; plaintiff called and suit
dismissed.
ORPHANS CorRT-Judge Cor.
iesterday-Estate of Richard r. Marcy. de-
ceased; petition of next Of kin for appoint
ment of Horace Jarboe and Hugh T. Taggart
as administrators filed. Estate of Mary E.
Neal; executor bonded and qualified Estate
OF Mary Stockton Howell; will fully proved by
third witness.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

S1R s.ltst to NORTH sIpi OF 2 ST. pf.
can ell m. EsSIsr,s .i detiei ss.lS . .n
n6lw lsisTnw
FOE sALE,Two LoTs on CONNECTICUT AVE-.
per q foot krpiy owner n &c star star once S' -
EoR SALE SPECIAL BARGAIN : LOT 81
, sSoye =. 81, 2s.s2 frontns 2sis On ct:
sS24-Sm BfiLfs sRSS sfs'I 1 co. isetra
EoR sALE-FINE SITE FOR An APARTMENT
IS Kods Island sSs DrsgSs 6s
nSa:at ~ :. ~ y " v FSaouNe. isos r.,
EoR sALE-cHoICE CORNER OF 10TH ST. AND
no4.Si - ''oOV v, = 2. \ Sd teisess sos ra
EoR sALE-LoT on S ST. MAR 18Th ST iI,1
CHARLES fkkfT scS fnGs q fs,ns south Ag.s
EoR sALE-AT sl.20P PER SO FooT, A SPLENDID
Il Lot on Massachusetts, ave, bot 9Th and IN ID.
in. with average depgh OF "a II The iosst,o1 i.
mot sWoRMsfEDr 4 BRADLEY. as7 F..
I,oR sALE-TaE n. ". CORNER OF sra AND N
sta ms ps trsnsibS $50 Il On oh - and los n
nSs r sSSRSST iis SRaDff E!'s so~
EoR sALE-GooD Lor on ST. NEAR NEw
TTiSe ! 100 per foot. TiEIs & RrTHfssfSotSsIn6
1907 Est NV. oc28-i2t'
L,OR SALE-TAkOMA PARK LOTS, FOR Nom
II resident-Three Pine Lots Corner q Low nsurv
70 prompt purchaser. TYLER kUTHERFORp,
1907 st. n2-6t.
L,oR SALOON MET RR AND ADJOINING
II picturesque and hishly improved kckinston. with
its electric X X, CONCRETE streets brick sidewalk
water sewer. gas, &c. % Acres 81 high and beautiful
lying Ground Tor subdivision add ton fck
lngon can he bought now ~ speculative price. Ap-
ply TO b. G. HILL sth and sta oc3l -8t.
EoR SAI.E-TwENTY SIX PRIME BEAU TIFUIIY
Ierraced Building Lots. lsxg0 each alley 'front.'
ing r. and SITS. ne between Sd and 4th. Inquire
MM MAlsE, Owner, 5lo 9th st NV. oc3l OF
EoR SAILS CHOICE LOTS ON n H AVE- BE.
w cen l. ana NJ. II feet front, price, Q short
TINE; 81 D per 50. II. :. c. hIl.l. sth aud 90.
EoR SALE-CHoICE BARGAIN MAR 18TH ST.
- nv. Lot 20nYo; 81. 33h. 10000 Square Feet
near navy lard ~ cents, very cheap. COOKE ID.
LUChElT, 935 81. NV. oc:lO-Iat
EoR SALE-Two LOTS NEAR DUPONT CIkCI n.
4 @ohoo. $4,000. Terms $500 cash. $500 la ninety
days balance on or before ~ years Apply CHARLES
EARLY, COB 18th IT. oc26-2w
IoR sALF-Two MOST DESIRABLE LOTS. NEW
u RAM shlre ave. near Dupont circle: southeast
18th 1T. oc.ps,. -.
EoR SAIL = BARGAINS CHOICE LOIS AT
~ Forest Glen, Nd Small payment down, balance
monthly }. X HEREFORD.
oeIo-.,in l4l9 q 81.
J'oR sALE-yERY CHOICE Lors IN MT PLEAS
u ant at 70, 1880 and 35 cents per foot.
J. r. HEREFORD.
ocIo-lm l4l9 70.
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WHAT A CATTLE TRAIN DID.
A Street Car Smashed and q Man
Crushed to Death.

TWO ACCIDENTS THAT OCCURRED ALL IN FEW
NISUTEs-ExCITING TIMES AT VIRGINIA AVE-
NUE. cRossINo-A SECTION OF TRAIN BACKED
WHILE THE GATES WERE OPEN.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
E|0R PARK COTTAGE; ROOMS:
bay window; cellar under whole house q tne Kew
cottage; built tie best only three eausrss
from station. Price. SIS. 800. Terms to suit.
LEWIS q hEATON
n6-6t 90 ST. NV
a stable. 4 Chicken Houses, 125 Fruit Trees 4 81
Grapes, Berries, shade aud Nut al 2,th
and A sts n.e.; 80 year. Call at IA 3 st. D.
no-2sn
NOR kENT-AT ROCKvIILE-FOUR COMFORT
Il able Houses convenient to depot; z, 3, 10 and 1
rooms respectively; two on Main st. COUKE D.
LUCkEIT, 30 st. oc}I .6ts
k;OR SALE OR XCHANGE-BEAUTIFUL TRACT
II " 10 acress west OF Tenleytowa Loughboro'
road. LOUIS CUNNIN(ihAN
oc2i-lm 18th and L SITS.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

TTOR RENT-DEsIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS, WITH
II steam heat and elev ator service in the Lehman
building, 142o NJ. ave. A. L. COUMBE,
no-lm l4.1 NY. ave.
ENoR IENT-DESK ROOM FOR RENT IN LARGE
Il roomy front Office on nrst door.
n2-lm W L. HOlhlNS CO.. 1920 St w.
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FOR RENT--STORES

NOR RENT-I917 l4TH ST NV, STORE AMI
l. six Rooms, with bath, together separate. As
one $40. Key at corner store.
RUST q HUNGERFoRD.
MOTT GA 18th st
NOR RENT : FINE LARGE STORE. CENTRAL
Il location, adjoining New Lincoln Hall and Pa
ave. Call and see 1t at 4l9 9th sI.n.w oclG-lm'
I. OR kENT-SToRE Room AND DWELLING, 400
Il Il ST. n W.. suitable for grocery and provision
store. Apply at 3l1 Rst. NV. n4-s}t'
IGOR RENT-STORE, Ais 18TH ST. NV HALF
Il square north OF Penna ave. Inquire 2y9 0ta ST.
e. ud-.lts
NOR RENT-FINE STORE, 2l39 ST NV
Il suitable for any kind Of business Rent SI2. 80
Ter month, Inquire OF Owner, cor. New Hampshire
ave. ana ii St W. mol I'M
Er0R REMITTANCE STORE SUITABLE FOR ANY
l. business at the n.w.cor. Of 9TH and l. sts W.,
with dwelling above containing ten fine cellar
under entire building. Inquire OF w. Z. DUYALl.
nl-6t y25 Il st II W.
nor RENT BEST LOCATION IN THE CITY
Il Large Store l2lO 81. NV, 5000 per year Ap-
ply to BEALI4 BROWN L CO, 1:52 1 4 81. ocl0-3m
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NOR sALE-ExTRAoKDINARY BARGAINS
SQUARE PIANOS

To offer piano buyers during the next days spe-
cial prices for cash or monthly payments will give
a large discount from bona ide and best regular
prices, and if desired take in exchange other pianos at
good value aud consider such piano 30 much cash
Several beautiful styles Of Uprghts special thirty
per cent discount and the following atincomparabls
values for cash only:
Magnificent Upright slightly used for only ! 90,
cost $500.
Magnificent Upright, s225: cost $3.50.
Magnificent Upright $500; cost $500.
Beautiful Square Piano, sl75; sl0 per month.
THE PIANO EXCHANGE WARE ROOMS,
No 9l3pennsylysais ava
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1ho etoo0o8 AlboeBooo go Uop
MIssisn - shs usrsA.
The Tinted States issh commission
steasner AIlsatro<s returned yesterxsAy
fFota = bret erui.e 70 Port Orchard.
While on the trip two hauis d ss~h
Wers m ale, s,rze ST Porf Orchard ax 1
depth Of esghty-fye Exftoms, where
they obtained shrinap. finnnderx and
scuipsns. ard another of Restora-
tive point, where they dretieed in rs
faiisonss, obtaining rare specimens Of
xnefnones and staf fish.
This deep sea work r. accomplished
by dredging b1,ofa that pivoss on the
fore mast and 70 which II suspended
the traxi. IL il worked by ! steam
dredging engine situated i.st forward
Of tsse foremost. From the boosa In
suspended large hegm-trawi, 81 feet
deep and II feet beam. made OF heavy
net twsne. and ID esfe-iIke in form.
I'm its lotion IL q small. canvss-coy-
cred dredge, which has an iron mouth
for digging into the mud. its size IL
8 feet from top to bottom and 2
feet In width.
On deck Is . large reed engine. on
which are wound son fatkoms Of
steel dredge-rop<.
The grensest depth this shin ever
sounded was .AJ) fafhosns, that being
three nautical. or three and half
statute miles.
A sounding IL always made before
dredging. This Is done with deep
ser sounding machine. With IL the
temperature at the bottorn Il also oh
tanned By seep-sea Thermometer.
The sounding cup brings un srecs-
mems Of soil 50 that they may know
the character of the bottom.
Aulidships aboard the steamer il q
laboratory for scientific work. After
this all reports and specimens are sent
to the fish commission .. Washing
ton. ID. c., where the government
corps OF scientists make further ex-
an:nations and ciassifications. MANY
of the rare specimens are kept in the
national museum.
The United states naval officers and
scientific staff on board are: z. l..
Turner. lieutenant commander, q. 3.
~. commanding; Ensign n. John
son, Z. =. n. executive officer, and
En-igns II. e. Parmenter, r. w.
Eberie and G. NJ. Mccormick, u. y. ~,
watch officers. The other United
States officers are Past Assistant En-
gineer Z. Il. Roelker, Paymsster G.
5. Williams. Assistant Surgeon J. Il.
Gardner.
The scientific corps OF naturali.ts
consists OF Professor g. A.. Gilbert and
Messrs. Townsend and Alexander.
Her crew, all told. consists Of sixty
men oil the United States navy.
The Albatross was built at Whining
ton. Delaware, and launched August
10, 1872. She is f,674 tons dispiace-
mens. 80 feet in length over ali, 27ss
feet beam, and draws IL feet of water.
She u an iron. twin-srrew vessel. brig
antiae rig. and makes thirteen knots
an hour.
/ She has a steam launch, steam
gig and I've pulling boats, two Of
which are fishing s.siories.
She is TOW here awaiting orders, ex-
pecting 10 leave on July 7 for Alaska
with the United states Senatorial
commission. Of which Senator Dawes,
ri Mass ehnsetts. j. chairman. to i'm
vesiigate the alleged ontrages on
Alaskan Indians.
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sxarrIs. VT July "A. IL.

sxArTLE. W. r.. July q. 1sss.
DIT. j. Eugene Jordan, seattle. W. r.
Dear Ssv-for SIX years was q sufferer
from bladder and kidney trouble The
pain I endured used 20 make the cold PER
spifAtion start from every pore. doctorei
with DR.. Bagiey Oh and on for
two yeSrs, and all 70 no purpose. They did
me no good WAS unable 10 do any work,
and u was pretty tough ON me con-
the prospects did not make me any hap
pier. When SAW the crowds Of people
visiting DR.. jordan 1t the Brunswtck, OF
which hotel ! am day clerk, and being &C
guAinted with . great many people, soon
found out that the doctor was performing
wonderful cures. thefeupou commenced
treatment under DR.. Jordan, and have inn
proved from the first day. until am well
Ny little girl. who Was almost disabled
BY an sfyectxtion Of the back for TWO years,
was also cured In about one week.
Finding that disease He'd before DR. Jor-
dams wonderful skill, I inquired OF him II
been living with me for six years, was
about disabled with that dread disease,
having that equity deposit around his ankle,
which was stiff. had tried everything. and
the doctors said there Was no cure for H.
] took him 10 br. Jorssan in my carriage.
and he gave him medicine. The hard de-
p-osss susis commenced 10 disappear, aud
now be seems ~ be himself again. The
doctor has rsF tainly been a goxiSent 20 my
sell and family, ansi anything | could say
would not commence 10 exprses the graft
futfe we feel. J. u. NOLeP.
subscribed and sworn 30 before me July
Is, A. u. iss. JENII- ROCHESTER,,
Notary Public in aud for VI. r.
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Deeds Recorded 1T the Auditor
Office Yeaferdax.

Deeds Recorded 1T tho Auditors
once Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January 1,
issa. 10 date ase s.eGe. SAG. There were
died for record yesterday IL dceds, the
average cf s2.7ai. Following Ia the list ~
furnished by Osborne. Tremper 4 Co. alb
strseters Of title. room "a. Boston block:
r. n. .Jecssnn and wife ia ". r. Bailey
es al. one-tRigsi OF lot I, blk "a. and one.
thifa II iei I, bib s, A. \. pcnnys add,
Sic. ssEsSs.
csats Walker and wife saw r.. Bailey et
al. one third OF ius I. blk ~ aud one
ttlr oi ot /, blk :, A. A. Dsnsiy's add,
sin&sX-l
wiiiain walker and wife 10 W. r. Bailey
e al. ens-tsa,ra Of ias !, blk u. and one
thir's ss Ion !. bis s. A. A. nenny's add,
ffn.ss 81
Il. halyara so ". :. nsgnall. lots !, aud
3. dbl r ~ eisun street aid, ss1a
6. G. IeFrs snd wife 10 ]. r. Keller. lot
1 six "a, Iss 5. blk 70. p. Z. Maynarsi's add.
". II. Massen 10 Seattle Transfer Co, lot
|, blk q ttsasFal - atfie. ,xH
A. II Manning e. Il 4 Boynscn. lots
"a :. Blk I. white & Nanning'ss si.sss.
$ eFixsaid CT 81 IA James Montgomery
9 Z. ri s. of nw &. Sc - 80 20, rt. sl,su :.
i Gwber Ia Jasnss Montgomery, " y of
~ 1, II na Il see -. . 30 6 ti.g0e.
J I. saasail TO ssas Peterson Ct al, lot
5. blk ,. Nab iiill. 500
J. Hackett TO u. W. Morgan. lot 3, blk -.
BeFen's, S9.7n.
Nerihrru Pacific Ral,rosi Company, 10
J. VI. Nohle, q u Of a " u sec 81 3s5. tep
II Charin, fn y. ). Miller. lot !. blk l..
BaStae "a. plat : 90
~ r. phillips to Geo. King. side lands I'm
Elliott hsv soc.
. 4 S.sle to A. n Custer. W SCI. of
- see a.s y d ssH
e. < A. - 4. a. kcnnafd. sw sc - %
,. $40
y james 10 Fred wolishers. io,s 10 4.
blk Is. gnFtsfl{siAs xnua
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s9AfTtK ~ rmT FEAaKs. ~ Mr..
L. Samuel, publisher of the
iiess saoss, came over from Portland
yes tetday with Mrs. samuel, for n
short STAY in Seattle. Mr.. Samuel
brought with him proofs OF the supple
fasnt tu be- sssessi by tn. Hssf SasFe.
illustrating the Seattle fire. The sup
pselnent. 20 he printed in seven solors.
contains on one sheet. iTtzx3 eight
views illustrative os the eonnagtasion.
The first shows Front street before the
disaster. and the second the same
street Ia ruins. The third discsoses a
magnificent picture of Front street as
il will lie. The old Yesier-Lesry
block and the Occidental hotel, wrap
ped Ia flames. are shown. Then there
i the scene on Second street. with the
characteristic maitoes adopted by
business men. rhunix arising from
the flames, the Tacoma relief bureau
al night and the relief train from
Portland. ,iashing along towards the
burning city at the rate of nile per
minute. are the final pictures. isesow
t'le whole is told in print the Let her
so" Incident at the Arniory. Mr..
samuel states that the publication
/. viii be oat by next "Wednesday.
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1<Me huxSysux wssA hearsrinzs Is AassA
vxneEzy H5eTursx TIE fa<uf~ axxssS
VIA FnesHsN 7s1Ae a. ! 1n<4r< y 80
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e Itmes heass sae se&u2 ~ nszh5e zzrsxssz
h<t nse yxAxx 80 ia sklx. cdr uxyrez
CsfT. The -HktOeknexie STssr0r wM fnsro-
onnea ~ It. authre. He fUuud The Doc
snN HEARTILY aAC0innetng 60 anpahef, -
80 ssw.Ys bsen - eueep0 a1DDae srseu-
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EsesI arux sSurr Vas efx3eFcd ~ rrfsxe ~
Axcf Dr1xxtses salked their tunTzex
1s EasssHE enAfssaAs axxsnsS Il SDfA-
- - 80 sass1sss sssxx sasumEy xgzxsx<S
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: s.stsslzu1souAs sxsssserex 20 d1ssE.ytzsxzs,
80 lAAt taF Esssssesa<z Are vefy Ex-o5- and.
- saSI. ns sAys Ne pre~rrsssri = sxc-
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spssss ~ wharves aaa Mavcm.a,.
az saippsng.


tae Steamer Willamette DISCHARGE.
eAs Al schwsbacher's wharf YES.
aay, and sails tonight.
sue steamer Eyangel from Port
s.ss.Aa aha Way polats. arrived
wtaas and vii sad easiy this
waS itSrs Manning's wharf,
n..sa Fort biSSeily.iftleht steamer.
Ssssy. vas ENGAGED towing luna
- . sas hattsos yessersiay.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-20
BENTON ADDITION.

The Gre In no way affects the sale OF lots
Madison street cattle road. We have as
sursnres from the cable road people that
the Ere will rot interfere with their plsrp,
and Mr. Cyrus walker, Of the Pagef NH
Company, states that the electric road win
be built out Filbcrf street TO Union bay, ~
originally projected.
We are selling lots I'm Renton Addition
ut from S37s 70 81 40 and those Who 4. sire
70 secure home sites la this very desirable
location should not delay the matter.
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Sosrm yaKtxA, W T. NAY 18th. lsss-

NORTH YAKtNA, ". r. NAY nth. lss4.
nr. T. Eugene jordan. Seattle W. T.
Dear SHY daughter took a heavy cold
some weeks ago and had . searfui cough
and = great deal Of ratE. Her nenses stop
pei entirely, was raising quantities nf pas
ard bIucss Her disrase was rapidly dsvei-
a.sinE into consumption. Having tried
your medicines before successfully lcoksi
In ycur book and found what she needed.
went 10 North Yakima snf procured them
fran ycar sxeut Her improvement WAS
very rapid aid she il nov well. ] eannos
thAns you enough Ter what you hav. doee
f.sr rae and rsfne Ncsfr medicines Ia my
oYgniaa sre sae only ones fn the weFli Aad
I wauid aet use any other. They have
saved nay daughters l;se twice and words
siH ms express usg gratitude. Hoping AL
the waria S2li hea,F ~ yoar medicines aFssi
l1se them asa ysET ssscerv friend
MAAY G. TAYLOR