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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-24

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FLowe K vksrIvAI-

osing TO the late Gre the printing Of tie
resolutions af the Flower Festival society
hss teen ue2lseted By tie committee.
Following Is the report
WagxEas. We fexl grateful ~ our Divine
Father for sse blessings that have ct.
ieasiei sur work through this festival
kss>sssS. That - union we extend our
apr recsafisn aud hfafffe< thanks 30 fhcs.
sno 80 kindly ss-sstrd US IN making II
such sarsnsss Scr the courtesy Of the
press. Ia eli TIE churches wka furnished
rssiFssaHaenis; - Messrs- Kel-vy. Williams.
Wright. gArznose aEd Fxars far special
sAver4. sud 81 these ~ho - ssassiy a.
s4sssts With the ENTERTAINMENT Eara even.
tng: tn My. seller fos susn "a silssss 10
NeneEs i fAaKha ssr lcan OF ssaar
AHEaEAs. BslseyfnF thai sfse ieesfvsi hiss
. - q sEutsai esesAs6t 20 ~ - a ufssoa ia
fFslsEsssag ssetxtssl y ara 81 10 faFss.oss
fsF The #ssvs fsa tie cause.
Esseisesi, Thai We AL saeeaseF 20 rs5seas
tue Is easss year.
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A rOuk-srORY HOTEL.
Valuable Property Purchased by .
New Hork CaptsAi1st.

II 10 quite probable. II not an assnred
fact. that . ionr stosy brick hotel will u
built on the southeast corner OF Main anD
soata Fourth streets before the summer =
over.
Several days aeo New York capitalist
engaged Jadxe J. r. ntyt TO secare piece
OF property ia ttis & art OF TIE city for the
pufpose. ard en- Saturday rsgrtations
were closed with Fred s<nsier tor three
Tote On the caEnvr shore ds&igestsd. for q
consideration of 4<aup Judge Hoys In
nov only waiting 10 hear from New York
tn commence building Que Of the baud
sozcsf and nest substantial bricks In tie
city.
Tsae ground aoor viii be lifted up for
stores and the shree upper noors viii be
arranged Tor hotel purposes Hotels are
urgently demanded at the present ttmc.
and tnage Hoys Is conndent that II the
butialua h sreetsd uitsscus delay IL will
aud really tenant
The price paid for these lets Is
considered remark bsy low. alsh.agh
few years ago IL could be bought
for song Ne. Angus MAekia~
fsssh. Ia speaking OF the reported purchase
III this property. saturday evening. sassi.
"a few y~sTs ego 1 tsoagh; eleven bats. In
slusfsas these three iusf mid. Tor ii isss. and
a sew DAYS later sold them for III Id, and I
shoaghi was making hig moasy in those
9a4&
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GETTING OK puEIR FEET.
Tskias. sinsesman = Co. VIII Soon
he Ready tn start N Bssinsss-

Ferdinand Tnklsx and John 3. McR
gai. ai the firm OF Teklss. Sinsermau 4 q
left for san Francisco on Saturday for the
purpose 81 se:fi ng up their insurance brsi-
pess there They lift orders that the iron
work ~ their pafns building he gotten out
aud that the site be cleared mp and the
hrlek cleaned. This 10 preparatory 70 the
erection Of Z fourstory aud . bssement
baisailix on fhe former sits--one sto y
higher than the old basldirg. Pending the
erection 81 the larsc building q = mporary
structure IL being built for the hsm by =,
VI. Woodlands on the northeast cssrner Of
TEtfd AMI Aafssnss stftxfs. II will be one
story and occupy ssxl2D feet of space. The
bustsainx will be ready for occupancy IN
two weeks, ard Ia Tory days the nrm will
open with Iarge stock Of goods. Mr. Nc
pssugai vii 80 East from san Ffancisco for
the purpose III purchasing the freshest AMI
sinest goods that the New York
market can supfly. The present
Office If Tokias, ssngerman 4 Co. Is IL the
fSpagacfe building. corner Of Third and
Cherry streets. Those who owe the firm
Viii find James o. Johuson. the book.
keeper 81 the hrm. on hand and ready to
give recsipfs % tsoee who pay their bills.
Tbs many friends OF the dim Of Tokias,
sinxerman K Go will be pleAsed 10 learn
that they are about TO rc-esfablssh them
selves In business ia this cify on Q larger
scale than even before the recert con
fisgrssi1n. which lsid their paIatial store
ia ACRES and by which disaster they lest
fy3uO0o
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THE GREAT TaRKE-rEAR oLs,.
Apahaaess last Victory Received
with Rath asiassn In Seattle.

The news that spokase bad won the
Chicago pcfby safsrtss Was received with
. great deal Of enthusiasm In this uity.
There saaa hesu qatse a number 1T bets
tnasie by spnksaefs atsairsTs 10 this city,
IA waish they gave he cssis cf the field
against hsuss Naturally his h&ekess were
sahslant az ths vss1ary. Carries Arm
ssrung. sssgrtars OF the seattle Transfer
Ccsn ,sAny. SAID Spokane ues parse ~
tss no yesterday. - sss nn hing OF what
Nuah Armstrong Sna ga casssGs Ness
Tasse h no sesfiey hou naeh he Won ia
sy.shasze would .tfs
All tsse saans tn the esaansfy msy aim
80 uwn Spaksrs essatsnaed Nc, Arm
strong "hsss that hunee bsaenxs Ia seattle
slesss rs this rsts Ne. <sssh Armstrong
hes kts husae ass2 rsss1sefssv, &ss3 all his
Fessf@rsy 10 heses fs1ssf1ss s,ekane H.
sss ,sssA hnre. sssi ~ ssssfEs al csaer sosns
- his esaessase are spar ssAss-
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The wiekersham case Is to come again
before the public. To-day in the district
court Judge Allyn of Tacoma viii hear
argument on the motion OF the defendant 5
astofneys for new iai II il understood
that " iekershsm's attorney viii Introduce
Miss nraufner's last confession. made in
Tacoma q week ago saturday. Ia support
OF their motion. What fhe Plaintiffs conn
sci viii DO or what their line Of argument
viii be they have no: intimased.
Mrs Rfantner. mother of sadie. the
plaintiff. was in the city last "Wednesday.
To friend che It'd her daughters ride Of
the story, concerning the methods by
which the isss confession Has obtained.
X Was.
Miss Bransner left here q veeh ago last
Monday fus Portland. In company with
friends. When Pszstland was reached she
was Joined by . lady who had agreed 10
tAse care ~ her. All went we'll until .
week ago Friday, when sadie received .
Dispatch calling her 20 Tacoma She took
the night train Immediately. shortly h%s-
fore Tacoma was reached Jane. Wicker
sham bearded the fr4ia and approached
the girl aud engaged her ia conversation.
When the train stepped AZ Tacoma be
icfred her 70 go with bin 10 his once.
Here. II In claimed, she WAS forced 20 re-
main all dag. during wiki time The con
fessaon Was forced from her when she vas
sent in . carriage 10 h3r mothers hcsis.a,
where she Row IL
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seas. L.. WASH Juau g. ,sss.

Seat lie. Wash june 20. lsss
Halls ale 4 Lock Co. Sau faailssls y, tsaI
deHftxasfa. We hal ssfle os yelir sissas.e
door, safes with ti4saue dsr,rs ~ as~ss t-ssss i
through the disastrous ises Ut Juss q. fsssj.
We were surprised 10 A4ss sur jeAS r. ),
papers, etc., IN such Oh tsstaistso s.ns.
We opened the safe AHA iass ia ar stlss.
another safe fiom yussT azs III ssssi t.stst u
Will ship IT ouce. Ne Nj ! / atg lie sla-
mend Jour KAke Of a. 4. Aay a..c as
aGoFtifng aheOiute security fvf books asiss
jeweiry, anu ~ or ourselves !. . suulu u.e
FINcK 4 CLOCK.
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Oregon 4 California. passed Medford:
J. J. Sullivan. n. Russell. wife. daughter
and sOn. Mrs. A. Haley. J. s. Como aud
daughter d. Frank. Mis- Belle Chapman.
Mics Jessie Blossom. Y. A. Ehsiee aid
wife, Mr.. johnson, 1. |. Brcwn. Miss H.
+. Graz, Mrs. A. It. Kaniet.
esen. A. +. Kameissea, Mrs. Carr.
J. r. Carry. IL. H. Moron.
w. q. Boo'e, =. r. 0ris>emef. Mr.. krsshes.
David Marks, J. T. McElrssh and wife,
Jameo Gamble, Mrs. Gilmore, Mrs s Htod,
@. L. seybols, Klish Dudley, Mr.. Hist.
Joseph Olco0ch, L. y. Rns, J. u. Wood. ".
~ vicsry, A. W. Jackson, Mrs Mccuiiy,
4. Onxinf. Chas p. Thne, .. u. Wool. o.
Bsrhan, Mr. Rxckar, Mr.. Frame N Do, lie,
s Z. benson, Mr.. A. Crank, Mr.. Hickey,
Mr.. christy, Mr.. 6ersny. Mr.. Cosners, Mr.
Abrams. W. 4. Lick. f. 5 Somsrs, Mas
Minnie Snmers. Miss sadie Ozark, J..
Thompson aud wife, Mr.. hreresion. A =.
WATSON, = C. Boyd, j. " Brown, III. g.
Hiii. A. II. Kennedy, n. q. Murphy, a. q
forty sesonsi-eiasS.
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Ht0kt5o, ~ U8n.s SUuc ~ IooSs
HAll's Sale & Locx 60, Cincihnaea. ".
sssaiteas<N: hAu Ohe Of ySue NO. 10
doubie ss0or safes wi b INSIDE douss wntcu
passed through tne kfeat fars VI June .. ~.
Tag Oh the third flovr AID Il ~ the ba>e.
lns at. and when opened the salt ssss r..
Jays alter the mr. wAs surprised a. fluid
ali VI my papers. etc. Ia nrst class orltr
aud not : papxr ossu = oEc..cd or d. sir ssssl
as the tonaentx III sonlr her makr Ut
safes ia Ensae bufiufuk Wsre IL st1os 90.
Yours truly. HENRY Il. LOOMS,
Atterpex ~ LAM.
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A RunoR DssIxp.-It WAS reported yes-
terdAy that Mr.. ]. NJ ColmAn has sold his
property fronting on Front street, between
ColHmbia and Marion aud extending back
70 the hnrbor, Ia eastern capitalists for
100000. Mr.. ColmaB denses this rumor
and says he has had no such offer ander
consideration. II ID his inteption
TO put mp the brick block
along the Front street side O. soon As nos.
sibie asd 70 rebuild his wharfs and ware
houses. That zach Z conssferafion -
fo0.eD should be named for this PRO scrfy
rFcsiis the fact that twelve years awo NJ.
Coiman bought II ~ auction for Sa.ss5. NV.
ING - NOR than Nc. Angus Mackintoeh.
who WAS bidding against him.
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CHARITY AND PATRIOTISM.
why Taxearmvs. New. Gave TIP tss
Feasth II Jsfy Cea.e~asian.
aseAi
rue ss''l.ss ~ s7sss'sspsaesas % ss.s !

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kagsxsssE E@tssknx tss~s fsse s2z& psrraee "a
ssszsassszaE sAe Fe&ss1 81 gsls 10 s-sexsss.
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FssF tsss4 - sAssxx fAw a. ssesee Esss-
sssness ~ cssmSas fssa9a -sm Ssss - nsexss
h>axassr AID saaxes sAse sskxs az sac 4ssss.
sss a~< RI xsassa ssA ire reftvf sssaa stxs4
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Halle Safe 4 Lock Co., San Francisco, Cal.
GSntte.ss: We bad one Of Jour No. rs
Halls aaiss In the FIRE Of June 3. on OPEN
Ing the asfs three days after We found all
tbs contents In . perfect state OF preserve
ton and have this day ordered through
your agent J. ". Davis, . large dOuble
door safe. Halls safes are good enough
4. v. LYNCH 4 CO.
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loeicAl eOn0lno1s sor tne pes - - co0su
not have he00 afHon&eo VAN NOM eo0-
sfdesaztoo 1orone'o ea3dg uaeut Ont g oooe1
A eccnnaunol day of warm bet nce eppgeer
.awN r.eaahee rrounoled h sendency @
- enSors.eat 4 - ps,en an. ana thoae
--s.--s-s - - --tsr~ ~ 1--r s~nrss
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ssr~-s 1e.is - nrs.ssnf rich Win ioiiaeo
s,sss ssrSr~l heerfv- fcSrs n sknnIdance
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Isaac Dobsou, Pres. D. b. benton, sec'y.
Seattle, Jnne - lsfsp.
Halls safe Lock- CO., san Francisco, Cal.
dssttsmss. We had one Of your No. ~
folding door sales with instde doors which
Ressed Through the fire OF June 8. 80.
when safe wss opened 20 found the con
RESPECTFULLY,
SEATTLE LUMBER-A COM1. Co.
by Isaac Dobson. Preaidcnt.
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SEAxtle, WASH, Julee - aSSS.
Halls Safok LOck Co. CINCINNATI ~
6enetesses. We take pleasure IN writing
you Shat your sale stood . remarkablc tess
one al your larrc burglar prssof safes. aud
frOm what We have seen Of your work con-
slider that we made wise selection when
we purchased Of you, NJ We wanted the
best protection 10 he obtained without re-
j. FuRfH,
Cashier Puget Sound National hank.
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=. !. Burns, As.,, 3,

~. Burns, @. \. Ado,s 81
Prcs'l. Treas. an3 l7e 4
tsordon Hi 2
Jsboeo =
seattle, NJ. e
Halls Safe & Loek O.
GeStiemss. We have ~
tuiun cur large DIAL
which passed sAfoQeN r.
June 8. 50. The sais -
days. one side We -
and melted hssdua1o 49,
walls OF the safu NJ -
most severe test am -
We found The coAtsulN -
the b0cks, etc, an e r.
tirs. Yoa can euunt -
safe when ready 70 puj<
S;gnedi GuRD0x x
Geo. X. Adair. fNo1
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Seattle, Wash., June -, lsas-
Halls SAFE 8 Lock Co. Cincinnati. D
sfnateNem, when We opened cur HAL
vault and safe alter the nreat fire OF june
s. iSGo, We found the cOntents IN perfect
oroer and unint0rd. Ne Will gladly
nheolute security and for ourselves We
would NE no other Your1 respectfully,
A. MACINTOSH.
President Merchants National Bank.
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seattle, WASH. June 80. g.
Halls Sale 4 Lack Co, een franc1scas, tai
tstafi<m<N: The ANAL alngio dSsor safe
purchased IL you lew yeAEs aeu. passed
through the ercat IRE Of June ., ~, and
preserved is cJateDts In gOod order aud
nrA Yuurs truly, w. A. Mcf HEkSON.
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Omes, -
Hall's Safe & Looo G., -
GeDtitB<n - volJ ~
opening my No. = m r.
you sonae time ago) - 81
state 0f perfect pscougs
showing the least - r
great fire Of June s. ~ ~
are ~ good ~ new; koS1 ri
safe Of you By sclegrSp4s (l
ship ct once. VII 49,
recommending the Ham
tecta, knowing them q ~
pro0l. and the o u ~
70 use. TOuss fespec.
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Ones Of LAtOure 4 Co..
HaIrs Safe 4 Lock 20.
Gentiemsn: We had one Of yOur single
ell our books and papers Nc are entirely
satitfied win Halls pafee, aud will take
pleasure In RECOMMENDING them u buzi-
nesn men deatrfng safes Yours respect
fully LAIOUR 4 CO.
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once II ]. s. hiram, whSl

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tketaii pcaleF ia StsSpxo ~
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nsso a.-sa pa 9 W. 1&u<
shix iay % .t.ssss'I ~ d w
a2ea.. -nsl hope - ~ 4 :
4, US sespec iuily
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seattle, June -, ING
Hats sale 4 Lock Co., San Francisco. Cal
Genftemen: We had one Of your Single
door sales In the great fire. Of June s. lssg.
ana when 10 opened u some days after the
IRE found the contents In good order. ana
have Just ordered another from your agent
iosfs sru'y, L. A. TREkN.
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DREAD or A DgourH.-united stat
Aarshai hamilton returned Saturday from
Coifax, w. l.. where he hes been In IT.
tendance on the eourt which has been In
stssion there The people 0f thar section
are very dependent, the marshal says,
over the very dry weather which has prt.
vailed there, and fear that there will not
he even bali crop unless rain comes il
iarse quaint les and Immediately. The
fields are pafched and dry from the drputh.
and the wheat Il beginning to wisher. The
prayer In that country is Tor rain. Narshai
Hamilton brousht Lawrence Anderson.
sentenced 10 : short term in the penifen-
fiary for selling liquor 70 Indians. vifh
him, and sent him ON 10 McNeiiI's island
on board the Fteefvo0d
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Tue Wtttttu UNI
seattle, y. &,
Halls Safe 4 Lack Co, ~
Gxnfismsa: The stnnhs 1
that we hsd Ia the sruno RI
preserved lis confess ~
Not = sin<le psp~r wox ~
we glauly comnlea1 ~
o. any oAe desiring o
yoafs respectfully. k6H L
WESfkH& n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-24

A. P. Hotalinx. ;z
ofiices The AE TSs.
lmporteSs and who1e 49,
seattle WT
Halls Safe 4 Ira
II, COS lbs fiw-pNsol - = r.
use In Gus osh . dorIsS -
tirs, stood an snpeses p!
iels into the cellar. - ~. l.
sss barrel. Of basNisr - 81
hest simply imu& ~
AFTER the fiN b. - MOROCCO
and, ~ cur er1as ssrrrIss ....
side was - frVsh = n ~ 49,
papers, etc, MT Aav1nS 49,
smoke. A fancy lfnsS
TIE safe (Which " = ~! 4!
out Of the safe q 49,
new. This safe mu.f
the heat Of any safe = 1S
Apr. - too loodly 49, A.
would advice hays1S e r.
Your RespeetfuiIy, -
THE 4.
J. G. NIXON. Maasesi,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-24

GILMAN. June 22-Ths first grand ball
given BY the Knights Of Fythiax. IN od1
Fcllows' hall. on the evening Of the 3lst,
was perfect success. over 100 couples AZ
tending. The maaa9ers deserve Pr Also for
the snccesxfui}manner IN which AL the ar
rangemeuts were carried out.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-24

Hyssfs& Hxa afrsssSr-NFS MsskfEsx
1 aaseFsee. AessrFsase< ~ sws eAsssrxa-
arrived Ia ssse esss sssssrstss msesuisx srss@
>sxwss. vNxzrx $50 sHsse ~ sxaa bxs hzs
tAnAs AaxsssE 4 ssseysse Tee x@szaa "a.
nzatze - E@8 As@ se<se-sss esd s~4as II
kssnSsss sf<xssEasS eEsx sssssss<sa.- xxs ssksx
G. AsAA s&s sx~rss So ~ tssesas <s~ s3ss
shss hxs Assszszs.s .ssssxSs - s<ssss< s-ss
txss&n 50 ast Mrs. Azsss9@sA i T. Ezx
s<n~A gsx Is tssa wx&4sxa s&sass 30 4xzass
szssxs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-24

Hall Safe & Lock Co, -
tsentiemsn: w he'd -
door flrs-proOf aslee ~ q
and known - The k1gZ
was In the fire jams Z ~
Of the ruins Tuesday -
opened on the cf3tno 11c
al our hooks aud papou III
OF preservation. W -
highly Of your sasea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-24

Balls Sale 4 LDck c.. -
0eNttessem: We had -
with burglar chest. =
Of juno 8, -, and Wuo e1
heat from the aftefDeco
the morning Of the ~
the combinstiof, eo4
papers Ia good s0udlstoA
was In the silver dreue&
deuce Ut the txpogurA ~
mend the sale. For Ongqgl
none osher. very truly:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-24

seattle. June II, lss0.
Hall safe a Lock Co., san Francisco. Cal
sfafisssss. We had one u your No. s
sales, with inside do =, In the great Gre b.
JunE ., iS&: snd when we opened the salr
.pdsy ionnd everything In perfect eondI.
respectfully J. N. LANG a CO.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-24

seattle, ~. -
Halls Safe a ock Co
fssstlsmea: some H.
bought Q Halls sAis. -
aai sf,eY five days IL ~
got out the safe and -
and grnts nestisn re -
Ion. The safe was 80
= aSls for ave ffava
stood 4 wonderful ~
sssfn instson after -
feysasnly very ehesySu1
safes 10 eli who Wish ~
stxped:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-24

SEATTLE, ~ II
Halls Sale a Loek O.
0sntiemes: We I'D I
jewelers. steel l;ned fo1Q9
u jane 8, and VIXEN ~
found the contents -
giadiy recommend y0W
affofdInx aessIuts see@l.
sap<rs. books. etc aila ~ sIS
sse none other. Yse1 3
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-24

tasries asch. Importer and
Dealer Ia Groceries and rfovfsinn.
Seattle. VI. T.,-Jnne u. lsso
Hai1's safe & Leca Co. San prsurlsao
1ensfrBseas We had one Of y0ur make n
sales In the great seattle IRE Ok jane &. W.
removed All our looks, but IN our harry
iofgef some currency, watch aud sora,
80 Y. = - we've In the tistie iron cash frox.
W hcss the safe wax lifted oue sT,1ax ~ ,rs.,.
sufTrisrd 10 ftisd the contents q 8 xrstlsnt
coma tiou. ~ sHe safe was nniuct - when
y feL ! hsye this day ordered s new q T.
from your agent. ~ I would use none
othef. firase ship same - soon q pousible.
and greatly obiige yourx truly,
eagne1. CHAs. ?. FRAscH.