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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-09
REAL ESTATE ACTIVE.

Extensive Sales are Again the Record of
a Days TransacuiOns-Large and Salu-
able Tracts Change Hands.
In the real estate market there is q
continuation Of last weeks activity in an
accelerated form. To-dsy's sales have
been large and important and excite-
ment increases as the boom develops.
BRUCE d AusTEN's AGENCY
Monday morning e. A. Bfuoe went to
Sioux Falls to close up some deals about
which he has been telegraphing. To-
day it Is learned that he made the fol-
lowing sales:
Twenty acres belonging to ID. M.
Inman, northeast OF college....S 1000
Forty acres belonging to Mrs.
Sphinx. west OF oitysplat""".".. 1880
Eighty acres belonging sto Van
Tassel & Livingston yeast Of
fair grounds.."."...".".......... 20,O0o
Probably q forty belonging to
Jeucks & Son.."....,........- l3,0O0
TotaI. Sal, 500
The information Mr.. Austen receives
from MIR. Bruce is ell by telegraph and
is not very proiuse. Mr.. Austen ID car
tain about all the above sales exoeps the
last and thinks that ia sold. He lie also
OF the opinion shat Mr.. Bruce has sold
considerable other property not neoes-
ssry 60 report by telegraph.
o'BRIEN's AGENCY.
E. M. O'Brien has closed up the fol.
lowing deals since yesterday:
For Mrs. A. Swearingen. lot ID.
block IA, Todd's Yankton....".$ 70(
For A. J. Faulk, l00x200 feet on
artesian hill, head oil Third
oV'
For VIM. P. Dewey. rs feet front
ON Third street, with buildings,
between Capitol and Douglas. 1850
Forty acres west of town TO sioux
Falls parties. $500
Tbs Goodrich & Mathews forty to
sioux Falls parties....."."".. $500
Lots 4, 6, g. T., g.. 8, block l3, Low.
or Yankton, Frank Foster to
Harris Brown 1.5o(
Undivided one.quarter interest in
scre property north OF city 60
r. r. WI.cox..... 42O(
Undivided one quarter interest in
acre property north OF town 10
Gamble Brothers $500
Total .4U
Mr.. . Brien's sales aimee March 29tl
aggregate S16s. 055.
The two forty acre sales to Sioux Fall
p~artiee, above given. were closed b!
telegraph to-day.
Other dealers have nothing to divulg'
to-day. They are all busy, either IL
their offices OF ont on The prairie ant
have no time to talk TO reporters.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-09

Room mouldings, 8 different styles 10
ele,t from ut q III. TAYLoR's,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-09

Look as the Cardinal gasoline stove
OF J. @. Mormann's before buying else
where.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-09
Question: Where can the
bestG asOIine Stoves be had?
Ans--At JIG.
Notice of Sale.

Notice of Sale.
I will sell ct public auction all tools.
pipe and pipe fittings. boiler tools, pat
terms. fsaks Co., belonging TO the late
firm OF Martin & Anderson on she 18th
day Of April, al the foundry.
JOHN MARTIN.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-09

G. "a. Taylor will in 9 few days re-
move his furniture store 80 Bunkef's
block, where he will make additions tn
his stock and be prepared TO supply
every thing in the furniture line TO his
customers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-26
sAa'LL caAvsosa. cnAA !. cssevus
Hssnsssss-l ysy 1..l. ~ S.nl.ss
FEEL that Il will not be out Of
place At this time to state that il
Is good business policy to
ldIsItss Hiding Dlt Facts

Nearly two months ago We
mentioned in our advertisements
that the early building AZ an elcc-
TIC line out Filbert street to Lake
Washington and Union Bay, and
Of a double-track cable line from
the foot Of Madison street to
Laurel Shade, was assured. At
the last meeting Of the city coun-
Gil, applications were made for
franchises for these two routes,
partially coToborating our state
ment of two months ago. No
one who IS acquainted with the
character Of the men heading
these enterprises. Cyrus Walker,
Pope x Talbot, John Collins,
John Leary, +. c. Kilbourne, and
others Of the Electric Company,
and ]. NJ. Thompson,
H. G. Strive, Maurice Nc
Micken, A. B. Stewart, G. H.
HeiIbron, and others, Of the cable
company, viii longer doubt that
our entire prediction will be full
filed.
We are now selling lots in
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Seattle. wa.h.. june %. lsss

Seattle, Wash, June %. lNss.
Halls afe & Lock Co., can n anclseo, cal.
6eafiea<H. We hal one of yuur aouose
DOOR safes with ilslee doors which passed
through The disastrous iifr Of June d. isss
We were surprised ~ flnd cur jewc ~ i,
papers. etc. III such suod eonuitiou when
we opened The safe and have just ordered
another sale tom your agent aud utixt you
wall ship at onee. Ne viii gladly recon-
mead Jour make 0f safes to ANY Que M
a6Ofdiug absOiuJe security for books and
teueiry, ana a. or ourselves We woAld use
FINCK 4 CLOCK.
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Norrm YAx,nA. y. r. Nay ls.h. Is.p

SogT1 r n.x.sA o ~ II nay .i lSsh' W.
Dear Sir:-Ny sisier-in-law, Miss Annie
Brown. had a. vitus dance and the mus
clcs In her whole left side contracted in .
most fearful manner. She could hardly
SPEAK. tongue would draw up and contract,
20 zee Z. She wrote you and received
two weeks medicine and now all the
twifchfng and contraction has disappeared
She eats and sleeps all right and now says
she Is perfectly well. We are all more
grateful than words can express 90 Won for
her wonderful cure, and only wish every
one who il sick would use yoalr medicines.
Your sincere friend. p. l. ZkkkLE.
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had an attack Of neuralgia OF the heart.
and was for several months unable to even
lie down, hut had TO sit up. The pain was
intense. II kept we drawn up and ] dare
not move OF course was doscd by one
doctor after another. but 10 no purpose.
felt that would never recover. and that
was the opinion Of my family and neigh
bors Ny sister coming from seattle. told
Us OF the great cures which were person
ally known 70 her, wrought by DIR. Jordan,
and nrged me to try him. Il seemed useless,
but they say q drowning man graspe .
straw. wrote 10 the doctor, told him the
fix was in. aud he sent me medicine. In
four days felt 50 per cent. Of improAe-
mcnt; kept steadily Improving, until lately
l have been able 10 work again.
feel sure that IL IL were not for DR.. Jor-
dams HistOgenetic Medicines, should
have succumbesicd 70 the disease.
l make this statement from . sense Of
gratitude to the doctor and justice to my
fellowx q. A. BREMEER.
DELTA, W. r., April Is. lsee.
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The Chicago Rsssn ssss Shoe tore eau tse
fosltssi ga Third street.. Fs'sy gsfsrso
Para TDsssxfssaS A HrSsastEs. . Erm
~ lawyers srcsn fadiaen, VITA ssFxe taw
liasrary. have apsusss an osssgs IA Atktn
elssk. GA Celansss street..
insurance sale et dry gods. Chester
clears.
ssrse. y. ugxaa. the travelling aren't ~
s.arsan Rfsss. IsstIlax ssisors, IL In The elts
aad viii femsfn ieg = fec days cssis, and
can he found 81 the southwest e0Fasg 81
ss..rry AMI Thisa STREETS. where afsisrs ssr
sne susteaa made ei5sasng viii oe rsusaps
Il essssl.
Chester tsisary Is Ia ssse.s ga sesnast street
hssswvs.fs cherry and CsssasahIa Tbs big
tent near the Rassea hscek-
Rsss 4 hoarssAn can be found ~ AS
SECOND sfsret uits several ohofcs sas.ness
lxseAtfeus IN the burst district fos ssies -
sseasoaasle rfsssA
Ssw dry .se~-ts arriving daily. Chester
Csesry.
Boston sisshlax ho1ss. the oaly hcase IN
seattle hsssag . fais lins If eleshsa6. hass
asd faraishieg ssssts tsssas-
Fswssxss ksa shsses tsss Ia Chester
CieAry.
De. 4 a. Jaans-sa. in couaerssaa with .
xrse<al practice xsses part usss assea stea
% ell rsr0xsse. uervoms AMI sysrrsAi eas<s
saria4kng dyss@k~la~ liver rsmp saini ~
ferssssxs " .he klsancys hcArs srs iunEs:
assd all kss-s9 st-<a~ss Ne have sxscstAi
facilities 500 srxssiax ssasse arsssxe sfsss
sxssas, Fscsai ilses>Ts and al seFas 81 t*.
rnats als~a&e4A ufsesA rspssn n S1i1nsas
esxea ssrsasr Second sna cssiasass&
r. Ceascusers = 90. ksa gloves yuss ia
Chesxsf Cisaxy.
Rxssa caesAssx house. is<s- fsaas ssrres.
ssSa4rk Is sAese that easrk ~ ysa, -
says tkT haos~n cs5Thtns Ausase !. t1s truzss
s&rsxs
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once. Fishsr, Architect.

SsssSs ~ = - shsS 49, 4z~eSsy
Halls eafe 4 Lock Co, San francsSco. Cal.
GentieM<B am very much grassfied on
opening my No. - IRE proof safe ttought OF
you some time ago) 10 ind everything In
state Of perfect preservation. not paper
showing the least sign VI being in The
great fire OF June g. NY tracingx and plans
are ~ good as new. have ordered another
safe OF you by telegraph, aafne re. Please
ship at once. Will take great pleasure in
recommending the Halls Safe tu all arehi-
texts, knowing them to be absolutely fire.
proof. and the o. ~ sale for our profession
10 uSe. Youls respectfully. IsignedI
+. n. FISHER, Architect.
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Isaae Dobeon, Pres. D. b. Penton. secsy.
Seattle, June ~ lHx,.
Halls safe a Lock Co, aau Francisco, tai.
Genfi<m<s We had one 81 your No. -
folding door sales with iHsidc doors which
passed through the ire OF Juue 6, ~.
when safe was opened We found the con
tenta in good order and uuihjured. Yours
respectfully,
6KATTLR LUMBER 4 CONF. 90.
By Isaac Dofssoss. President
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pr. J, Eugene jordan, Seattle W. r.
Dear SSr:--My daughter took = heavy cold
scme weeks ago and had . searful cough
aud . great deal Of pain. Her menscs stop
ped entirely, was rAisiug quantities Of pas
and bleed. Her disease was RAPIDLY deyel-
your medicines before successfully looked
In your book and found what she needed.
went TO North Yakima and procured them
from ysar agent Her improvement WAS
very rapid and she h. now we'll. cannot
thank you enough for what you have done
for Ine and niue Your medicines In nay
opinion are the only ones ia the world and
| would not use any other. They have
saved my daughters life twice aud words
will not express my gratitude. Hoping oil
the world viii hear al your medicines and
use them ana your siscere friend,
MAhY G. TAYLOR
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ssess,e. wash. Ju.e =. issp,

Halls Sale 4 L0ck Co. Cincinnati. =.
Gsnlienen: ! ha0 one Of y0ur Nc. IS
dOable 0OOr Dafes with lns.0e doors which
passed ths0uxa The great firu VI june 8. -.
The sale ues Ia . thfee-stOry brick bald
lug on the thirsi iioor AID 4 Il 10 the base
mens. and when l opened the sale several
uays alter this fsrx ! was surprised ~ find
al Ut my papers, etc, la first eisss order
and mot . paper even d osesel or deasr.ytd
Youu truly. HkNkY b. LOOMS.
Attorney NJ Law.
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Iks<N8tLfs NIisH To- W. T.
I hare seen badly Troubled with my
thruaf ssr many years. Ia would give fsse
no rest AZ night for the tickling and hack
Ing. stnee last Isscemser il wss ~urse than
ever, and having tr.ssf 10 many thsnSx
which sisa sae mo ysssss, felt pretty help
isrs | tsssd friend pf uines John Amber
son. cstsi NAN. thas fEso1ght, as 4 last ne
sort az gaissS - California He tBld ME he
had hssa Isl ssse sssae sis. and wsai 10 nr.
Jordan. and trek his SsesssrlBe. and qntek-
Nv .Fsi esssla s.sssesy recovered. concluded
10 try hSsn, aas. Wish 70 reepns the saes
thai AFTER weeks use 81 shc ysrfssssiy
sa~seass@s Hisfaxsmezsc ns<s4sfina ess1gsiy
sz.szsFerssf sAa&s s.sss ssstesnSs1s tur tie
t<sEsefss al al afflicted IA sase same way,
TIMOTHY MCMAHON.
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Seattle. June IA, 1850
Hall Safe & Lock Co, San Francisco. Cal
door FIRE proof ssfes In our meat market,
and known ~ The Peoples Msrkes, which
Was in the fire June e. We rot the safe out
Of the ruins Tuesday. June IL The safe
opened on the combination, and We found
al our oooks and papers In perfect s'ate
highly Of your safes fsisnedl
SMITH BROS. 4 BUTLER.
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FoHfLAkbt w, April =, I1N. ]
DIR. j. Eugene Jordan, Seattle. w. r.
Dear sir--i have been sick with rheums,
tisn every year for nineteen years. ] am
suffering with what Is termed rheumatic
heart, crippled badly from the miserable
disease. II usually takes me from six
weeks 20 two months to get over the attack.
and ana out OF my head almost all Of the
an attack lew weeks ago and Was being
dosed by the regular poison. and this time
Ii was worse than nothing. felt pretty
desperate when we heard about Dr.. J. En-
gene JorsiRn's new system Of treatment and
it, wonderful results We wrote 10 Seattle,
NJ Child 4 Co.'S In two and . half days
from the commencement Of treatment /
could take ride in the strcat car, and
have been improving ever since, and am
now going to work. Very respectfully,
CHAs. w. SCOTT.
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FisEMxs's QuAxrKRs.--Au the fire
apparatus, together with headquarters
OF that department. 10 in . large tent
wholly completed yesterday. on INT
versity street. facing on Third. II Is
AxlU feet in size: contains the two
Gould fire engines, 1--WE horses. seven
hose carts and one hose wagon of
Senttle's department There are on
hand 1000 feet Of hose, / 400 feet hav-
ing been purchased since the fire to
make mp that much loss Of hose at
that time. The ten paid fircmen are
well cared for. having good beds.
water. gas and telephone accommods-
tons.
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Once Of Andrew slorah

seatile. ". r.. June Is. 1870.
Halra Sat- & LucA Co., San Fraucisco. Cal.
Gestism<n. | hsd one III your as fire.
proof saie> in the IRE of June 8. aud. 90 my
su pr ~, the sAfe u,s ned on the csssnhiua.
ton. aud all papers. m aney =. a silver. and
even my xuio watch. Mas - peifs sas y heu
csosed the door ser ,nding up tie
watch II was ~ good Ms ever. shall want
another when get opened up asain, ana
viii gladly recon- mend the Halls Safe to
my lends Yours, etc,
ANDREW sLoRAH.
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OlIlee Of }. schraIn Who1essIe and

0tiiee OF J. Schram. wholesale and
Retail Dealer ia slaves. Tinways. etc !
Commercial 81 seattle, Junr l.. iss3
Hairs Safe Il Lack Co., San Francisco, Cal.
6eHiis mea: ] had oae Of yoHr IL cling.
door safes IN the great f3rv OF Jun q. aud
GA Opening IL some days al er the fire.
fuaud all the cout. nts la fist e ass o der,
and not q pa, er was ssNreiss.j We have
this cay ordered another saie from yosf
agent. and hoye you ell shin NJ once.
You're respectfully. lSisnedl J.6CHKAM.
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Halle Safe 4 Lock CO., san Francisco. Cal.
Gensiessen: We bed one Of Jour No. IS
Halls safss IL the dfe OF June & On open
ing the sale three days after Ne found all
the contenn In perfect state Of presefva-
tt0n and have this day ordered through
y0uf agent . large double door
safe. Halls safes are good enough
4. y. Lynch 4 co.
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III. Burns, an Ad.,r. IN. a.rcv,es.

= ]. Burns. O. =. AdAir. F.H. Hnrauirk.
ProG1 TreaA. ard Mgr. Secsesaxy.
0orton Hns0wurV Co.
Joooen ~ Hardware,
1eo1xie. ~. r.. June II lnle9
AelFn Sa5e 4 Loeb Co. SnM Dynncisco--
rutns or laree sio1Hle- door Hasre 80.
which panned through the grpa3 fre o{
June 8, -. The sale was red hok M four
oaye. co 11<1a was eusireiy Relsod or
and matted hardware wm c1inging 10 she
wa1fs Of the sale. We cusasaxier this the
mort severe test any sale vas subjected to-
the booka. etc., are ia uxe q before the
nret Yca can count up0u US for new
sale when resdy 10 pu chase. Yours truly,
tSikucdl 6URDON HARDWAkE CD.
Geo. =. Adair. Treasurer.
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se.,s,e. q r Jore q isss.

seattle. " r., June 10. fys9.
Halls Safe A Lock Co San Frame SEQ, Cal
tSsnkt<s<s: We had one OF Jour No. -
jewelers. steel lined ssfcs In the great Gre
~ June g. ana when ue oSseued the safe
found the contents In peri c. OF Yer. We
giadsy reepm mend yosr make Of safee -
affostfing aasosuls sfearify Tor jeaeIfs.
paJsss. books ETC.. and lot ourselves woaEd
use meme other. fuHrs truly,
EAkTD a GODFREY,
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Hall's Safe 4 L0ck 20.
Gentlemen: We had one Of your single
door safes In the IRE Of June q, which saved
ali our books and papefa. We are entirely
satihfied with Halls safes, aud will take
pleasure In recommending them 10 bust.
ness men desiring safea Yours respect
fully. LAIOUR q Co.
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Ny ssxushtes, Mrs.. u Re<csss. Sterling, W
r.. wsx pressy bAt with consumption
has.si az frsm the lungs. ard cough genes-
ally characteristic Of th. arrskiea masa<sy.
TIE sil@sass Was 81 sonr years standing !
sxsse a. m ). kkgens JorszxEs- ay sinuxhtTf
s.rskss sssa fevkse 10 sssxse. Sac trnk ahe
rnssssssne . wsxk and she began 30 seei
h<ssrr. ARD Ia Asssua twa maxtAs time
trum nsss taking the snszsrins SIR had rsa-
fsreiy recovered J. T. SMITH
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Who .csaic ID iefs tn Bcef, fogk. Mutton.
seattle, W. r.. june II. isn9.S
To whom Il May Concern.
Our Halls Sale, alter pas sing through two
sre&, fshe Hr<t ~ Portland, NJ Esmond
hotel and lest Ia seattle market ON Com
merciai street. June 6. ~ came through
With books and money In fsrSf-elan eos<i
tion. Yours respectfully. seattle Meat
Market A. T. BnKToN.
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Charles =. Fssseh. Importer and
Dealer In Groceries and Provisions
seattle. VI. r.. june Il lsss
u alFx safe Il L<sek Co. ean francisco
sssatEesea We had on< u your make Of
safes IN the great SesssEe fire III Jane &. We
teEagsed al oar bs.skx, bss IN our hurry
forgot somc currency, watch and ssrsas
pap n that we're in ths little iFgsn cash sssx
when the sale vas Isfscd cat ssssIsy va a sre
sufprsssts 10 GEsxs tlse contents IN exfessans
ssosss sson, - fse safe ~ unlerkst = hen
II sesi have fh's ssxy assi1sxsf new safe
frvn yssuf agent ~ 1 soasa nee s<sne
ether. Please sasp same - srea q gso4xltE
sn<i greatly obasxe yossr truly,
s&xnxS1s tHAs r. FEA&H
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Hall's Safe Il Lock Co,
G<ntiemem: | had safe of your make
in the fise Of Jaoe ., which saved Us con
tents s and have given your agent
an order for another QUE. Yours
respectfully. JOHN ARTHUR
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seattle, wash. June ~ -.
ualfs Sale 4 Lock Co, ga fsaacinoo, Cal
Genfte0en: The small single dor safe
pufehaDed Ct yOn few years aGD, pansed
thsUngA the 1reat Ore OF June 6, -, and
Ira y0urs truly. W. 4. Mex HERS0N.
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RENTON ADDITION !!

At the old scale OF prices About
one-third Of the lots have been
disposed Of, and prices will be adj
vanced 10 per cent. on all lots un-
sold by July 10. Both Of the
lines Of transportation will pass
through the addition
First-class business property on
Front and Second, and other
streets, for sale, and on CONNER
cial, Main and Jackson streets for
lease.
$40, 90 -Four fine busi-
ness lots on Jackson, South Sec
ond and South Third streets
Choice building lots, houses and
lots, and acres for sale in every
part Of the city.
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Dos1ng 1on1D - v1ne 1A11ne.
Fan Yfancisso AM.
The Sells Brothesos and 8. n. Her.
fet4's lnunstef circus end n,ena1peio
entestains enormous crowds nfxhtly.
Lest evening m sxceilent and vasied
programme was presented, ~ ac4s
we're well performed, The fidsn9 oSefstic
and the vast assemblies detjghted.
The programme opened With IN I'm
posing spectaculaf entroe IN two rings,
on the elevated stage and on the hin.
podrome track, Introducing all the
pretty professional features of tse
eonibincsi shoes. This uas followed
b the introduction 0f the only pair III
living hipp0p0tsmi (male and femaie)
~ b seen IN any circus or menngefie
Ia the world. A portion Of the COM
pany next entertained the audience
with some lenping aud vanlting ieatx
over elephants and other nstinaal& and
objects. Some specimens ri daring
eqacstriauism performed by Nessra.
Sells and showers and Misses Adi.iie
Bell and Josie Ashton evoked shouts
OF applause, while the performance
at the two clowns, Messrs. bliss and
Kline. were especially amusing. a
most difficult feAt ia squestfianism
Was performed By 6ignos Btsu. who
refined, rode and drove 1t Que time no
less than thtrty-five horses. The
jockey race and the pony race with
monkey riders we're both well ~
ceivod.
The elephant race. In which three
elsphantsToby, Topsy and 0ypsy--
participated, and . Roman four horse
chariot race brought the evenings
programme to 3 close.
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The wssssrs ualea Telegraph Co.

The weseern Union Telegraph Co,
seattle. ". r., Jane Is iSeQ
Halls eafe 4 Lock Co, San Prarcisco, Cal
tSemtt<MeN: The sinsle-door Halfs Safe,
that we had In the great firs ri June 6. -,
preserved in contents IN peuect osslcr.
Not single paper was even s0nrcheA. and
We glacly aecUmmend your make Of sales
81 any enc desiring absolute security.
Yo1u respectfully. ISigLedl
HE5TkkN UNION TEL CO.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-26

seattle. June r., ls,<s
Halls Safe 4 Lock Co. san Francisco. Cal
tsakieM<n We had one NJ yOas single
door sales In the great firo Of june 6. lsee.
and when We 0peucd u some days after the
Are found the contents In soad order. ana
have just ordered another from your agent
Yours truly, l. 4. TREkk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-26

seattle. June Il. lxSs
Halls Safe Il Lock Ca. San FRANCHISES. Cal.
Gen<temes: We he'd one u your No. ~
aafes, with Trade de,r. In the great ARE of
June 8, -. and when ve opened the safe
to-day fOund everything in perfect eoDdi-
fsuu. mos PAPER even smoked. Yours
respectfully, J. u. LANG; 4 co.