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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-21

CHICAGO = Cattle - Receipts, l4.5OO head:
shipments. $500 head; market 5@l0c lower:
3 80; beeves. 81 9O@4 35 cows bulls and mixed,
81 1912 IS: Texas cattle, 81 60G2 S. Hogs-Re.
ceipts. 1900 head; shipments. 1000 head: mar
ket active and sc higher; mixed. 81 2O@4 40;
heavy, 81 l5d4 s.; light, 81 25@4 30; bulk, 81 %
"a 30 Sheep-Receipts, $500 head; shipments,
1.5O0 head; market steady and firm: natives
81 123z@4 so; Texans 81 50s4 25; lambs So 90
as So
NEW YoRK-Beeves-Recei 400 head. all
for export trading, and pull and lower for
dressed beef at S6 O067 90 per 100 pounds for
native sides and 81 5O05 so for Texas do: ex-
ports to-day, $50 beeves and 600 cattle. Calves
Receipts, LOO head; demoralized, with no
show for a clearance: veals sold at So 50@4 50;
buttermilks at So 50. Sheep-Reeeipts $500
head; active and fraction higher at So 1904 %
per 100 pounds for sheep and S. 00G7 rs for
lambs. Hogs-Receipts, 500 head, all for
slaughterers direct: none offered alive; nomi-
nally shade frmer at 81 55G5 90
ST. .LoUIs-Cattle-Receipt 25OO head: ship
ments, 500 head; market slow: choice heavy
native steers, So S0G4 3d. fair to choice do So 100
81 90; stockers and feeders. s. 2093 80: rangers,
g 1908 30; CRASHED. 81 6063 20. Hogs-Re.
ceipts, 800 head: shipments, 800 head; mar
ket steady: choice heavy and butchers Sc
lections, 81 2094 80; packing, medium to prime
81 1904 25: light grades, ordinary to best
81 20Q4 30. Sheep-Receipts, 500 head; Ship
ments, 400 head; market steady; fair to choice,
-
no shipments; dull and with downward tend
ency; good to choice cornfed steers. So 1908 95:
common to medium, So 1903 go; stockers and
feeding steers, s. O0Q3 20: COWS, 81 60@12 80.
Hogs-Receipts, 7,Si4 head; shipments, l.24O
head; strong, active and full Sc higher; good
to choice light, 81 1904 l715; heavy and mixed
81 0064 TO- Sheep-No shipments; strong and
active; good to choice muttons, So 50@3 T5;
common to medium, 81 50@3 25
BUFFALO - Cattle - Receipts, 81 loads
through; 9 loads sale; dull, nothing doing
Sheep and lambs fairly active and higher:
receipts, u loads through; loads sale: good
to best 81 50G4 20: fair to good, 81 O064 So
Hogs slow; sc lower on mediums; l5G20c on
Workers; receipts Is loads through; l6 loads
sale; mediums, 81 so: Workers and pigs 81 Goa
4 IS: roughs, So S0G3 90; stays, So 25@3 40
CINCNNATI-Hogs easy: common and light
IS 1904 90: packing and butchers, 81 1904 IS;
receipts, 4s0 head; shipments, 2,040 head.
Wool Markets.
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Closing Bond ouotation..

Yesterdays bond offerings aggregated Ss5,.
000 as follows Registered 4s $40 600 at l29; reg
istered AS $40 900 at 10S; $25, 900 at 1067 Gov
ernment and State bonds were dull and steady.
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Dressed Meat.

Dressed Meat.
Armour & Co. furnish the following prices on
dressed meats: Beef carcasses, $50 to $50 lbs,
SIC; $50 to $50 bs &c; $50 to 750 bs, SIC. Sheep.
&c q n. Lambs, &c q b. Hogs, c2lc. Fresh
pork loins &c,
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Mefnl Market.
NEW YoRK-Pig iron firm. Copper NOM
inal: June, $40 90. Lead dull and steady;
domestic, 81 90. Tin weak; Straits, sl9 95.
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Wool Markets.

asT LoU1s-Receipts, 5OS6 pounds; market
lsteady and unchanged.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-21

There is moderate demand for fnishe
goods at 81 o.
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spe-7-Nwrsu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25


The Chicago Esses aud she's >fera cxa be
fessxsi an Third s'rces, nssr Tssssrsof-
FAVI THawss4s~ 4 nrnFusrx~. . rrsa
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library. have assness sa assee ia Askfe .
hssek. On gEsIanshss street
lpsarsnee sale ~ ary seosss. Chester
Caesry.
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assssswas Ia TIE sagns sssssssst saF sale. .;
reasonable e<tSes.
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s-<aark ~ tAc~e saAs sx1x8 Is Won. -
says tbs Hassah ssissasnx ss&-. t.siE sress'
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4 Large New oeooh-xbo WognohoD
Aea1n Hasesag.
Albert Hanxen w1sh<e - aunounce e
the people Of eesttIe and sic1nlsy that IN
sooss thse wers Ia nh seurs at ths tsu,o =
ths ffre hare been pebt 20 enn Hrnpc5eco =
be sid feGsHdsess Of cooG He wtsheo =
Sate Shaf. netug sssic II oppoee6 10 seijlnx
damased watches ard teOs1ry. ~ -
cisled to Dispose - the sause g nv ener3-
Dc 70 m oatalde martst, I'D = noW lay
Ing 10 utare sd css1ps~te nsw seOck.
MS nrss .hiP0vns arrives yyseef1ay.
h~ipEs ierre aapOstrent Of lsdiee' assd
eentIxmen's epl9 sed silves uu1ilsd Eteiu.
Waithsn sna uo1ard watches, tosss hee
with . hn~ ensOgted stock al kue1sy. ne
ally porti - II the stoe6 that Wae not
d. 81 q b. the ere wss me eIesanf ssock
Of dsamosss1s thsf stwass ws. - much sst-
mi 81 hy the puhli IT ueasfle. These
gsrosts vii be sotd ~ cost
hesa'e OF diamond goods vlIl only csvn-
ttaHe ell th<y mesc Int snc4r new ouar-
tiers ia he L"wWan bi . T. cnrner OF iruns
sha CD Try, ~ b. II y expected, Lib
"a nrst samts<ted bald us In the bupns
dis rief. ana Will BE- r~sdy lie chou two
weeas. IRE new st.k = srrivsns ever
DAY, and 10 Of th.- iste-. styies II Novelty
ami ae.ssn- Albeit Hsas+u has aIwsy.
bad snd viii continue 10 keep nothing hat
9 hesf ~ gnDss IN h ssue. guar ps~si &
sssrs astist ,ossj- On ascosEt II the DOR
.cssmHic rtiofas ia b r. pr~sen qua sers
Ia The Hesf.,n s.Iok thes are MT able l.,
disp ~ ell xossis. ssssk npan = visit 20 the
soc u vii funt fast the Il ek Is
com, ! d en- nigh ~ satisfy the feznsnd IN
ali goods The vat h sersirsns engraving,
ir~elrs rpafrt.s and dssfaohd ftfnx
wosk a. - u r8un hg auler axair. and
i Ia ru-itiou TO ali al efderss Kiadiv
fhsbk nav pst .shs hsr pa@ fasors- snsi
visiting sast nunncr Of ths saue. I re-
n aln respectfully yo1ss.
ALBKeT HASxEx.
Hosfrn Black S<ssey 4 Ga Stx,rc
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Neniy no nauals - =
uenhoued = On a<Ivessispeuss
- the enuiy b1dng 4 = &c
~ - q 17hes - : I.ke
& lsn - IT. ~, md
q Z to1hIessark cable In hum
De fout - Msiion sl.eet %
Lanel shade. ~ a1unsd Al
he - neesins q DE- cily ooun-
81 applicafions vese made fus
franchises ios fhese no ruupe4
partially co1obu.ting or state-
ment of tvo nossths ago. No
one who i acquainted With the
ehas1rter q the men headins
these ensesprise4 {Cyru waller,
Pope 4 Talbo, John Collins,
John Leszy. e G. Kilbune, and
oshers Il de EIectzir Company.
and ]. - Thompson, L s ].
Hunt. H. G. Szuve, Maurice Nc
Micken. a B. Seewzr1 G. H.
Hebron, and othezs q tie cab,e
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Omce. Fisher, Architect.

seattle, ". = june 81, 1ree
Halls 8afe & Lock CO.. San rgase SEQ, lal.
6snftenes AN very mach grAt.f5ed on
yuu SON. time Aeol % Ind everything in =
State Of perfect psesefy alton, Lot paper
sa0wing the least ngp II being in the
great flrc OF June 6. ny trsctnxx aud plAna
are ~ good - new have ordered anoshef
seie OF You by telegr spn, same -. Pis sse
ship at once Utll tats great pleasure In
Ferum mending the Halls Sale e. ah ". hi
tecss, knowing Them 10 be absolutely fire.
prooi, and the o ~ safe Tor our prufession
- use, Yours respectfully. fsigccdI
E. \. Fisher, Architect.
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Halls oAte 4 LDck 10. Gineannatz. y.
&1nefxM<n. / nars 01s Ut sSaf No. s.
dssaois Ussss nalss NJ \ sns sse upsssu woicH
tuasssss khsosagn tas sreat Ars u June :. ~.
t1s 90 sne thru dser s.d II 10 The bass-
tass M, ant = hen ss<nsd TIE sn1< IA
asys assxF thx frs 900 s0rbsaisxd ~ had
~ ~ sl1 pAt<rs ssx., 4. dsss czsss or zer
ano mot . pAp~f eyxn osc-su " d<stx sd
- ths s0ssss nfs Of A.me o her me- &c vi
.ascs 10 ss-~e bu4iui1x Wsr< .. sssos ed.
Yo~n txnly. HkNks h. LOOMS
Attssses ~ Law.
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seat Il. w..h Junx 81, lss.,.

seat re- " al JUNE %, Es6J.
HALLE ale & Lssek L1., oan xs1ssss ., oil.
tfsstieass. VIC hs-a oas- nj y.sur uvuos~
dotsr sales with i. SADIE dosrs wsivn D~s><u
sbnp1zn the ussssssa<ss fife OF JsnS D. fesS
Ne w~fe surpr SD tv fad v4r 1--WE ~.
papa -. etc-, IA such god eond tsoa wfl~n
we ot<ns0 The safe aid have last orssxssa
auUtner pate tsosn your axest AID q ASA ysu
wtl. ship ~ oacr- ar all xlsdls recon
msAd pour mahe III s~s~s ~ ssy ene -
as9os dig abs0suse secari<y fos books AMI
No other. fUars ssu1y,
fINCH 4 CLOCK.
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ones Of Andssv s,ossh.

B~ASfle. W. E.. yune rs, Iec1.{
Ho11'e osf 4 ksra Co.. 60 Ffas cisco. Cal
Gsneisaes. / had eng II yous 40 6r~-
pro0s saf~s in ths dse II j nc =. assi. =, my
"a pr se, tsr ssae .,Sw ned On the csuabas =
ton. asd AL pAps - m nss q 81 We, aud
esen say xsssu w.teh. = ~ ) p-s I. e. - uhen
{ ored the dosr. A er " n0ibg aR TIE
watch & was .. god ~ eves I shall want
.s0s her ws~n ] get e. d up sxaiis, an !
viii < ,s<isy rscosn lend the HA 10 ) lie TO
ANDRKw sIoRAH.
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nice ~ ! sehram whor.sa,. ana

0ftire If j. Schram. Who'ssass and
Retail ieAles ., sssss .. Tin = arc. etc
Commercial s. seattle. jnns trss
Ha AZ 81 d l. X Co.. san rrsseascss. Cal
6esfl assas l barS o6e ~ soar H. titsg-
tosr ~~fes u the great firs ei tuu 8. a al
ga ops Ing Is SOME days 81 81 the ere.
J.su sd all thu 60 1 ntr la q ST G as . ttes.
= q pst ~, a. was ersaxet. We have
this ~ Ordered smother sails. frs,m Year
agent. and hope v.u ~ili shin at VEce.
fvsrs respectfully. ts!snedI J.sCHRAA.
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seattle. June Il, tses.
Hail safe & Lock CO., san Francisco, Cal
sseafiem<s. We had one OF yoar douoie.
door t;ye-proof ssfes in cur meat mar kef,
and kuuwn - The Peoples NsFkcs, which
Was ia the Ore June & We sOe tue safe cut
Of the ruins Tuesday. Iane IL The saic
opened on the combs atom. and We found
II preservation We cannot speak t00
highly Of youf safes Tsisnessi
SMITH BROS 4 BrrLER
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Seattle ". r, June II, lsse.
HAIRS Sale 4 Lock Co. SAN Frsncfsco. Cal
sssnftemra: We had enc Of your - safes,
With BURGER chest H was In the great IRE
Of June 8. -. and wss ex posed % 3 rcd -ho1
heat iron the afserncoa OF Jane s, until
sae .moesing Of the sth- We opened 10 by
the combination ara foupd 6uueks snd
papers In good coalition Cnrfxucy thai
was In the silver dlnssT showed no evf.
mend the eafe For Ourselves we wo.ld use
none other. Very truly. fsign~d
q. KELLOGG & co.
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Us.v@sasGnoprs

Agents for she property Of Cspt. william
Rsnt8o. th& Ccinmhis = Puset sonna
Raslrsass Company, the PUGET Mil Com
parry. the Sarle, Lake shore 4 Eastern
Railway Company. aud the nsjostfy Of the
heav4 property owners on Puget sound
Room 10. Newlin block, Columbia street.
Seattle. wash.
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Isaac pohaon. PreA d. b. Benton. Sce'y.
Seattle. Jane - lSe.
Halls safe 4 Lock Co, san Fr&pcisco, Cal
eseasfemes. We had one Of your No. -
folding door safea With inAtde doors which
passed through the IRE Of Juae 8. -.
when ssfe wna opened Ne found the con
teusa ia e0oss order and uniBiured- Yours
fxspecsfsIIy.
sEATTi-E LTMBER 4 CONF. CO.
by Isaac boSSon. President.
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Searsxs " Fash. fnxpzvs<r and
Dxsassr In Gsocersfs ani Provisions
s~Astss. a. T. Jnae r. tses
Il xfNs Safe & i<ses Co. ssa srnnessco
sse4tsssnseA. We rad enc ~ s0nr make 81
tAfs< IA the grsss seattle sire 81 lame y. We
sssnssyss ak ear s@~sks bat in ear hurry
tesxst sessnT easzrcafs. xasra kass ~sm~
rze - shAs sesc ;n Ens astss ira cssa sssx.
y ssa fn~sass as sssse<t cot sssssay 80 aerr
sarsrs-tst - fssf ske eaas~nsa n sxr~sicns
s>ezs4 10 - the SAFE - EnasSrassgs @kSen
st s~si have sAfs das ssrs~rxs1 sew san
frs,a pear assEns. - ] @Eaast a.e ssae
~ heFs ffwx<< sAle saxae 81 s<~pss - sasssz 49,
an xr~xsiy ces ske v0szrx trasy.
ssgsssnl 9HAS y. yHASsA
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ssass,e. vs.h.. yune m1a,

sonts3e, wash. June -. -
Nails Hn1e = l0ck ca. 50 Frnseiscu, s'nl
6emtiD<s- tn AUal1 sage duog safe
parcAAoed u yoo lev yesrs go. pansro
thysaxn - sfeae IRE af June s, u. aud
preserved Ia cunteoss Ia gssod order and
ue are nUu ustnq cur bosks - h~foae the
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REpxrN. ArrENrioNl

The regular WEEKLY council Of Seattle
Tribe No. :. viii sse bel sn she cf4ee of !.
r. gsssslssssa ie Esnssssn hru~r. sprsax ssrsss,
hetwesn sweoua and Third haunes~ Of
tfaparsanen. = snli attendance 10 slsSsrxd.
pouxtas YGna9 C. - r
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Gsn<i<m<n: Ne hasd one of your No. ~
HALLS sales Ia the ore Of june & On open
inx the safe three days after ne found all
gaa contenp fzt . perfect stale Of pfeserva-
tiou and have this day ordered through
your agent, J. W. Davis. . large doahie
occx safss nslfs safes are good enough
4. y. lynch 4 CO.
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Tho We1eera uniGn Teleuoph Co, l
seattle, ~. T., Juue IL 1S10.
Halls safe = lack Co, 1au vras eaaso. Cal
Geattemen: The stnafe-1noe Hairs 81,
thst We hnd in the 9reaI fifs of June :, -.
pFxsusysd it e0nteuts ~ perpeca usd<f.
SoS . SIN xle bay<r wAs<v<n eoUrche1. and
we GlaAziy secsnmea1 yonr make ~ aAfss
~ any U0a d<safsng aDsO1ufs security.
YoatD reapsxsiusly. tSixhedI
WksTER6 CNiON TEL CO.
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SEATTLE. v. T.. lsa

Hail's Snle Z LOcx 20.
6xHstxnxns We had oue Of pour singie
doos safes IL the fse OF jane :, which SAVED
eli our bo0ks aud tavefx We ars entirely
safisn~d uttn Halls safes. and viii SAks
pleasure Ia accommodating them ~ csasi-
heas msn deairins safeA Yours respect
fully LABOR 4 CO.
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fisS MAR tTxeTsox Cfrs.-Mr. y. III.
Brssea, saFmer living near Junction City.
on the Sesssle. Lake shore D Eastern. MAS
IN the eifs yesterday. and reported a heavy
tssss By Ore. which occurred on his tnrm
Friday afternoon aud which cansamss3 his
harm. agricultural implements. orchard
aud aajpsninx fsuees. The mr. s. sapp-ss Il
% have sr;siaassd from sparks from . pas
inc iosomeisvss Mr. Hesssa estimates nis
lsss at several sAousAad daasarS. there
tzztns uss fnsarunca
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&a;f&, june u. tSSt.
Hail safe 4 Lock Co. sxa Francisco. Cal
stasIem<sz We had one of yoMf sinsle
door safus ia thc great krs OF jane 8, I<so
and when Ne opened II ssue days after the
Gre found the essntents in aoesi order. and
have tast orsicrei Smother from your agent.
foarS trssy. l. a. TkEAx.
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60lF . A0Ie q tl0ck Co,
ssenfsxss<x. | had . sale of your make
In the isre Of Juse 8. which saved iss eoa-
tents and have given your agent, J. W.
Duvie. an order for another One. fu1rS
RESPECTFULLY, JOHN ARTHUR
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SEATTLE. June T.. lisa.
Halls safe 4 foek Co, Saa fraucisrs,. Cal
sssnftenr~s We bed cue Ut suar No -
saSes, with fnslsie 30 ~ In The graf ase at
lane & lSSa. ard hen we eg.naea the safe
today s0una ever thing IN perfect ecnds,
sSsu. uos q paper even SACKED foass
respectfully. J. ". LANG q CO
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United states lsnd osaee win reopen On
Monday NEXT The registrr. receives and .
corps OF clerks have heen buxy since il clpse
eaixniF Z tae reeoFsiS. uhish were censsd
eFsbly behind, owing I'd causes over which
tue pswx-ag iurumhrnsS in the land once
had na eeutrel. By Menday ne1t the rec
the land ssgicc csee<si. An cndssvor viii
b. male tss prevent the wsrk cs the ofsee
fFpsa e~tsing Ahs ID Of tie fcFce in the fu
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pte far Investment
~ 4ow Coy.
n. whs returned 10
Do ~ Jksn . three aonshs
~ ~ aecsnat pam ed by III.
III - ianifs, re iasnss Of
y yeAsx ~. killer was
= - &nkisg business. from
1to6 X ysAss siaee. Nc
- eeeu lA,l sysfaisg ts :
o9NzH Fepostef. sud speak
61 q ~ fss be saisi;
- = ~ E.st sFefif most Of
- ~, Nhxse rs ny head
- en4fkfss : the time / WAS
~ MY nnd M sesf snyxstseesi
13 ID fsp0, hsY. Wheu the
~ 4mGGh the iannrAes of
: ~ 0aua te, sfare Ihe Asso.
~ oiued thai HISS than
~ e1tf wns desfr0yxd. This
- papuss and vas the
4 Z tsIse imprcxxiun tai
ID Nl u meney In New
S@o4M be&1ueM mkR nut the
- A1ee lmbsse tee condition
- pavilion II tie city masF
"a r. by goenflt - nse-prs~sf a brick
II N1Epe ny viii sstva .er agsv
019e ~ replas Of the esfy.
- u3mAyf II b. ests eeun-
- ~ : little tnfnascisnsls
:.< VAa<t<4 tha<a Ssscess whlee
- taoah only, and which "a
- ~ mil sire an 81 the
- - " summer the full
- - Ssssssssiss s, sssss.s This This
- y.s, s s.nsss e 40 @ an.
ss5. . ~. snssilsl. IN nay
- tluKs IA rsnasas = a. ssas
ne ans shssulf BE- done
..@ ~ ~ eyhfy fuurth STR ct
- ne<s1 and south from
~. ~ !.. n cnatpe this sacuir pot
- ~ stfhurhs. hat for 4
- 1nf,e when The reri .,fias
4mU3ed. think : i e. ulss svsss,'s
heUbesias the stsaets
!. ~ | oave Z plan viii. b /
~. !. 4 think Front stress
"a -. y - vIfse avenue. ses-oaa
7'31Ss 80 - ~. uH0 - On. south II
49, soAnefesa, street sheaisi
- sad - en- The inter-
s uokkl nonv AMER proms
e<Dted IN ali han~f;e.s
~ - NANCE of b,ssa Israex
y S.s s en141oeUa Hrees With "a 2
- - m nsssth and south ia
~ \ ef<.ns-~.~ -. 49, -
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srast,e. v 7. luns Is. lse.

Seattle, " r., june Is. isep
II aiI . sase Lock Co san Franc sro, Cal.
tsenzie~<a: W. had one % your No -
jeweisx's steel lined e&fes In the great hrc
0f June q. and when we eprn~d the Aafe
tound the eonseHss In peri Ct c~sex. We
gladly secomnessss yonr make at safes ~
ssfarstinx as&osase Aerarsfy sor t<welry.
papers hsrnks CSC, and sar gusssls's@ woas<
use nss1e other. Years kruJy.
HAsTtf Il GODFREY
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seattle Meat Navfez.
wholesale pliers in Beef. osk. Natsen-
seattle. ". T.. june u. iSes.t
To Whom - May Cousefn.
our Hall'a Sale, after posing tArOcxh two
hrex. tine erss ~ Portland. ~ Esmond
hosel aud lest In atAstle market on Com
merciai street, Jane &. -. j came through
with books and nsnney Ia nrss class eosssti
tsnn- Yonrs rcspectfuliy. seattle Meat
MARKET A. &. HuKTox.
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seattle " T.. Jene Ia. sssa
Halls Safr & aex Co San Francisco. Cal
fsenfie@ea. sesa< Hst~ea ysars ago |
fssssxht . Halls ssfes vita hurxl&s sss~s.
ana Afsrr see Gays IA re ere Of yzna z, /
ses ssss tAe safe saa feanss - rnv sassrse
sssi g-zxs s. sfsan sss saS@ - rssrssxs sssgssss
ssam. The safe wss ~sss-sf With s@gHsnx
s4iss fs< sve 6sss ] rorsastes ne sste
sssassss was<swrf4i sssse 9r9 Gess il GA shs
O. 10 Saa4 ca after re fAsrsi sTs&s I wlsi
ser ssasy v~wy xhesgf&tiy rsersazzsa1 ssAr
safes 30 al 81 b. gSss znssAtmx 81 tsse kind.
-sxMes1 ". A. KELLY.
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err Man afnetusovo
CempIetc assortment Of ladies. Muses.
and ehiidrenss jsas shoes (best Easter. Makes
IN all ssdfAs, juss arrived q Tfe<x's, opp
site the Poxsoaic<
a large shipment af Hdnan's 6ne shoes
FOR men Just arrived q Tsenss, Opposite
the ptsfoihe~
frssn's stock OF Wovkfsgmen's ah1os the
fayQsst In the city. Best grades Ct Iow<sf
xfts.xa
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srxGKr STANDS MUST Coo. c. Nc
6rsy, deputy sanitary odicer. acting under
the Instructions Of the rect rommits<e,
yesterday afternoon notified ali street & n
dess 10 remove their stands from the
streets and aide wallis in the basfness pors
ton OF the easy. III the gansss are not re-
moved by thia morripg force Of men will
be sent 0ut - tear them down. The city
ordinances prohibit stands being placed
outsi1e the property line, bat merchants
are allowed twenty inches 1T the sidewalk
10 aisnlsy their goods- The Operations Of
this ert1inance has been suspended stuce
the Gre bat nnw that everything has set
tied down. IL viii b RICHLY eufufecd.
Fovxp HRx HrrRAxp.-Mrx Mathisda 8.
Andersen, who. with her tvo children. ar
rived here Saturday morning frum Norway
10 n ioiu her husband. Au9ust Anneruen.
after two yeays at separation. and who
sonid not az euee find him. WAs made ex-
tr~meIs happy yesterday BY him anding
her. He had not received the dtspafeh
from Chieaeo snd only learned III her
whereabouts from the Item that appeared
In the Posr INfxIliHgxcxK They were
very happy % N. citing again, aud he at
once took her and the Children b home
be hsd II readiness. preparatory 10 their
expected arrival.