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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-15
SENATOR cANFIxLn DENIES.
The Rsiiiaghan hay Read Not Sold
to the Nefshern.


Senator kagcne Canfieia, president, aud
Mr.. G. N. sheafe. manager of the Belling.
ham Bsy Railway and Navigation compa.
~, returned yesterday frem trip 10
Whaseem. shsy were called upon in the
afternoon by 4 rasf-ISsgIlgSEscgn re-
porter who desired 10 know what they had
= say regarding the latest rumnr OF the
fale 81 their road 10 the Northern Pacific.
- tisss = about the seventeenth time our
so&d has hcen reported sold without the
kacwlsage OF the office, sSia senator Can
ssid N seems to be the popular thing %
1feaiete sncA runners. You may state for
Ne Wat our railroad IL not sold uaF have
sssr offered 30 sci. IL 20 the Northern. tae
scaiAern. the usian Pacific, or amy ether
eomPany, nur Is there any deal BOW pend
Anx boxing toward the sale of the Rad. :
The preliminary work 81 constructions
sAe teIlinghsm hay road Is going ahead
NLa&ctoftiy." said Manager Sheafe
me Clearing OF the right OF way frum
Nv westminster sonth 10 the British lsae
SSsost fwa-tattis aone, and Contractor
ea:ns win start large force al men GA
eiiHg. As seem as &c can set ten hours
epsk zach day out Of them. That VIC ex,
81 VII b. abowt February 1st~ Bridge
sas,a,Hx. ueplaelnx. clearing. grading
- Ill but tkscklayiag will he finished
g ssss cad OF the line By July LIST
re con psns viii be prepared s. as
- s's's tor tbs building Of the road from
ssssceh sotsa to the boundary. dis
s<.ece % z miles. ia about 10 DAYS, wien
- engineers have fsnished The definite
Ns4tioa OF The raute. The tetss ienxtA az
- tAslwsy when finished. Including side
s.ssAss viii fe "a uailes. and che company
ss sansiassing tise ~ SIX bids. frasa
azMs N Amrfles ana England. 10 furnish
49, VS. rslss. These viii he ordered ia .
very khfsF1 tisaR =
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81 2-Heayy dress silk, warranted to
wear, marked down 30 81 -. Chester
Eiesry.
2sc-A lot Of ehiidren's cloth skirts a
the sale. 2sc. Chester clesry.
Great bargains for the next 20 days In
dinner and tea sets, at fellman & colyiii's.
See Dorasi's West Seattle Park addition
advertisement.
se--DreSsing eomss: your choice at the
sale. Chester Cseary.
400 suits. ali sizes aad patterns. 20 be
cleared oHS II less than ecss. san Fran
cisco Store.
5c--Lsrge size towels, AT the sale. Ches-
ter Cleary.
Ten pounds steak for 81. star Meat Mar
kes, Columbia street
sse-Allwool dress goods. at the sale.
Chester Cleary.
Suw is your time IN bay a good suit 81
clothes a. clearance sale prices Tukias.
slngermaE & Co, san Francisco Store. 4
Tssc-a0 aud &c dress goods marked
down TO Ti8c. Chester sleary.
Seventeen pounds boiling beef. 81. Star
Meat Market, CoiIIn bis stTceS
Great bargains in dress goods at the sale
Chester Cleary.
One piece of crockefy for every man,
Woman sad child in seattle, SOS Second 81
Any suit OF clothes sold dnsing our clear
snse sale is exchangeabie on can Ese re-
tanned EoE refund Of Eaouey IL not salts
factory. 40 snin: big bargains. s r.
store. Tokias, slngersaan & CO.
Grsat Bargains al the sale. Chester
gleary.
g-Se--An liaen hleaeAed table aarAsk.
Chester eiesry,
The recsat eclipse ai the sun was rot Is
complete as the thorough eclipse We will
now make u all previous clearance sAlex
xoa need no sacked glass TO see cizr bar
gains Ia clothing. san Francisco store
Is1se--Tshle nnet. Chester cle&ry
s. ca line Of hsavy walking iackess;
al sizes. Chester Clear.
Seventeen pounds coined beef Tor s.
ssxf sszat Market, Columbia street
Se--a line OF gents seeks marked down
10 SC pass. Chester CleAry.
We politely req xsss our customers when
taes s<se the s&rac salt they paid % So 50
Tor marked SIS . not 70 get mad, for there
are enly four teff. and with the rest of No
es5d salts theY must 80. Tokiss. Ssaeeyraar
A Co
sas-A the OF ladies' ene ribbed yessz
narkszG 6ews 20 s6e Chester clszry
Tickets CO be Obtained On < l. s a 4
r. E. 10 FREMONT staten, Denny & Hcyt
addition. for ten ceanA Apply 20 T. II.
Great sale this week Chester Cieary
we deaf ossen DO e. h1s when we do
yea can ees Ia = hummer. Come and
see she crowds IN The esoxh1as department.
.. r STORE azd then yea viii realise upon
Co
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spice 81 Life.

Ready for Dangerous Operation Barber
10 old backwoodsman. who has come in
20 have beard Of 80 years growth re-
moved l-'.Slt easily, sir. shan HIST you :
haekn aodsEa an guess I can stand IL.
mister. 81 wildcat face to face wuast- :
--RaFsfsgsoa FREE Press.
Young man-.sDo you make any resfuc-
ton for goods purchased in quantities.
JeSeler tsm.llngl Certainly. Young
Msn-"Then give nae = dozen of your
cheapest engagement rings. am going Go
live in Salt Lake City, AMI feel Chat Ii Is
necessary 10 economic. "--JesxtseF's Reskig.
The Old Mans Outing: Bobby--.Ma,
did ps spend a good deal Of time at the
dentists when he was In New York;
hother--s'I didn't know that he was at the
dentists At all, Bobby. Why. II heard
him tell Mr.. Smith that IL cost him over
500 10 set his eye-teeth cutr-Teras
sGffags
Businsss matters: Mr.. Wabash Go Miss
Waldo. OF Boston)-ssI suppose, Miss
Waldo, that your Esther is in business IN
Bostonf" Hiss Wsldo-a0h, yes; he Is
one of the prominent shee manufacturer
there Mr.. wahash-s.Ah. indeed. /
have never had much business experience
myself. Now, about how long does IL take
your father 70 make, say, a good s shoe7'
--ksF York San
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rHE ELFrrEIc RAILWAY.
Old Trustees ard 0aseers Elertes
for &u1th~r Tna~

ne sassxal t0eesfng sz ftoskholfe-s Of
tho Seattle Electric Railway 4 Po1er Com
pxny was held at the ofssee ~ Mr. q. u
HAassFt ii o'clock yesterday afsernuon.
The osd beard u trustees, consisting Of
Nsssrs. p. n Dsg8od, Thos. Barke. q. VI.
HaaIer. L. H. Griffith. Angax Macintosh.
Hugo ssaiih and T. G. gllbaarFse, was
rsseseesed. 'rhs sfnrs holder meeting So
joSfDe1 siter tsansaeffux ssne unImpos1r
AIT business, ard the board ~ trustees
thtn met ard 0fgGnixea By ts3 ~
election 81 the ofsirers who had
manare1 the affairs OF the company
during the past year ss 5esicws. T. n
Osfood, president: Thomas Burke, vice
prssl4euf; u. C.. kilhouyns, secretary L
II. Griffith, treasurer.
The saosI important business transacted
by the soxfd was al order raade for eight
meTe sars, f01s open aaa four closed.
similar % these ALREADY Feeefzea saefe-
tary kIiboarne has hesu asxzsed that the
engineer from sSe Jarvis Engineering
Eompany, Boston. VIII be here next
satmrs5&v % set mp the boiler. engine and
dys=zno. and if Il conhdsassy expected
BY the officers Of the company that they
wisl hsve ears running ~ electricity By
March
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CHIEF MITCHELL's CHASE.
He Makes Hot Pursuit After . Bed
room Burglar.

The room OF Mr.. Robert MeFadden at
Miss Fosters private boarding house on
Second street. was entered by burglnu
Sunday evening, and robbed Of quantity
Of clothing, s. valise and several tailet
articles. The robbery was reported to
police headquarters, and a look -ai1t was
instituted for the thief.
While Chief Mitchell was walking an
Front street 81 ABOUT II o'clock that even
ing he noticed q man coming down Cherry
street with bulky bundle under his arm.
The fellow apou seeing the chief, turned
and ran up the hill, and entered the buiId-
Ing on the southwest csrne. OF Second aud
Cherry streets, with the chief close after
him. He dropped the bundle at the foot
Of the stairs, aud ciuded further pursuit.
By escaping in seme way from the rear OF
the building. Though the chief obtained
search warrant aud carefully searched
all the buildings in the locality, the fagi-
tive coule net be found. Upon inyextiga-
ton the buaGle proved 10 be the greater
portion OF the stolen property, which was
returned TO is rightful owner. A hand
kerchief case aud dozen handkerchief
were not recovered
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20 BENEFIT Irs CREDITORS.
The Cesamh.a CansiaE Company
Goes late INSOLVENCY..

Tse cslerhia SssaaiEg company, h. is
rreslasHs. ". 3 Parker, yesterday aiesi q
petition at insolvency foz the benefit Of IL
ereSstsr<. The compAnys Liabilities as
Srsgste ssseskt sad the assets conszst sl
lac canning pe.Ess. s..ssA--e fa-affare and fx-
lures. xsaa ssveTAs small book sccsaass
Two attachments had been kiea against
ske company. ezs< by the seattle LasneeF &
Co@nsrvial compaay for 1921, and the
St1er BY the Raeiksc Meta WORKS fer f$a9,
ana several other erc1sfaFs bad thressens<'
- ae 50 fee hwavsess losers viii A< tee
seattle Lamher 4 Commercial Company
FxesSe Meta works ami the scAniS. Lahel
a ltsAssrsphinx so1psnT 81 san Francis
es. Hcyf Bros. & 90, have q lien upen the
machinery trr aeaxiy xlNo u hxd been
eepxa fratH Eeesa Ereu rost-xe1
The cesspsss made . speciality az can
nsns end packing sairsxn as3 other tsn,
a1G wss considered in = G1nsisasHg ee1-
eitses, TIE preliminary bearing hak been
Get for 10 essock to-day by Jsixe Rarks In
tie 4sssxtcs erars
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sa 6aests At the Arlington WI.
Turned on the Gas

William Z. peseisai Of Slaughter aud II.
= - ssEsaes OF Scheme registered - fssS A.
aas'sa Sunday exening. and after hSssns
s.s'sscd 10 room - shuy went cal 20 zee
ls csrs resarntns ~ the hotel aheat 4
sssk ia iae sansatag. Mr. Rercsyal vas
49, afst 10 retire. and he cautioned his
8 aaie - be careful shess turnsng Oh
gas sefsrs snsag "a eed. Mr. James
~ srsasd The ssrasrg sna taznesi the gxs
80 oat the 1saa from Slaughter, ia his
sasasG 10 see thai eserytkiag aas al
sAs xes out az bed aad unc0asesaasiy
sshea Ne gss On aEsta. Ateas o'claek
vac nernias ehsnbermaid.
s a,s sssxerklRg hail. heard rrsAns
- arSsy breathing IN room -. she al
sr yrese1 she doag and entered ths
ns Pot the suEnee ~ he ges neatly sal.
- -sxr uef and she Vas obliged % leave
senaf rosxsnx the I've men. Who wefe
sssx Back IN the bed with their fkews
ssseFss AsAek fso@ esphyxta. Help Mas Al
49, s - Asaosed ard tire msn we're rsseae~z
3 sn taeiF persisas rEesiesment. although
ln1s& sfs's tAFs WV iss'sas
80 fsysseian vac Mss called in 10 AZ
49, sss TIVE lsa ssys tkAk In all FsFcts'
s., slssy would hare heen dead in
~ s . aesis, As2 II ACT keen toT she ass!ax
= sas sasa scFnssa in orssinz their deer.
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Choice Residence Lots.

THIRTEESTa STRR8T = Choice Lot near
James street, Il, SEQ.
TWELFTH sTREET-Two lots At the sossh-
west corner OF Spring and Twelfth streets
there is frontage OF lis feet on Spring
and 40 on Twelfth: ss,75c.
TWELFTH STREKT--Two fine lots on
Twelfth street, between Stewart and yir-
ginia, one block from street cars; s.4oo.
They are cleared and ready for building.
Their cash value to-day is $500.
TWELFTH STREEf-Two lots corner
Twelfth and Marion, si,oee
ELEVENTH STREET-Two lots corner Eiev-
enth and Cherry. 5000.
TENTH sTRkET--Corner OF Tenth and
Virginia, s2,e6s.
YESLKK AvESuE-Fine lot. corner Eighth
ana Mill streets tnow Yeslcr ayenael,
with 10 feet front ON NIL street: $3.50.
MADISON STREET Block of lots Just on
OF Madison street. sa51c.
JACKSON STREKT Lots al sTern $500 10
$500 or Main, Washington, jackson.
King and Lane streets, between Twelfth
and Fourteenth,
JACKSON STREET-Two lots near the
corner OF Jackson and Green sta, on the
cable roads. for sl0o9
LAKE UNf0S-Two choice lots Ia Denny
Fifth Addition. Use.
EAsTERs ADDITION Fine corner. $50
MADISON sTREET-Iwo choice corners q
ss5o ane $50. respectively.
CENTRAL SEATTLE-Three good lots near
the reservoir. $3.50 each.
MERcKR's AppiTIOs-Lots At 5000 and ESQ
FARk ADnirios-Fine lot. ssea
sESsf ard HofIss aBpITies-Two ioss
xiSo
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rue GAMBLING CASES.
an secure Bond In LEcn or Cas-

~ eecure Bond In Lien or Cash
Fail.
rhe ssrfiralnxry bearing 81 tsse g1xsaaess
.vvartsa early snndag morning by sheriff
ssrrh-aaz and his deputies wex held IN
Irusee fofsrbeysz court az 10
vsrer<se aftern19D Tho conff
,.em was densely crowded b.
1ko<e errested Ard tlse gambling fraternity
i genera.
ca. T. G. H1ines sass Judge Murphy ap-
.esrsd SIR the gamblers. EIson motion Of
a. Haiaes, Iusliee soderbtrg allowed Gil
Il he dssfesdanss ri give bend security In
- a. fhf cash BAT depcxited AZ the time
q 6rfrst. The sudgs had required money
~ q honsis Signed upon senday wsaid
b. y. Bisckuiar and !. e, Nixon. both
lS>nr sworn, sEere accepted ~ bondsnaen
"a oaslifed In the sum 81 <std each fog
I'm Eevefz, Charles Mullen, r. g. Guthrie.
4. Esyi0s. Tom Tilden, Jack Thompson
N. war and James T. trim, all Of
Vh0n were charged with dealing, plxys
~ and being connected with farm, stud
paker. rDHieste and whesi-of. foftuae
rides in Seattle.
9shn Bachelor and d. Jackson, charged
viii dealing faro. gave bonds with e.
Rslly end y. III 8snckrpar rs sufefies In
he sam OF 15e1 eacE. Charles MuiIea
onnilscd for Barney Hoey. who was
ikerKed with dealing stud poker. In the
m 81 $50.
Andres slorah was accepted a. surety il
~ for 7. b. DaIr. charged with dealing
bro IS the Greffo On motion OF the
fepafy district attorney, the examination
M sef for 10 day At ! 30 p. m. the neces-
1sxy witnesses not being ready for the
proseeusioH.
M money deposited as bail was ef-
doFed returned 20 the gamblers. but upon
6persEg the bag In which the sheriff had
t3oafted all the bail received. IL was
loEasi that tbs e5g7 taken Dr. evidence dur
inx The raid az the w. and :.
I'D lost its identity as such. Col. Haiues,
"a behalf OF defendants, asked the court
70 rrsurn Immediately also that sum, a.
there was no stntata up0n which he could
hold Is Is evidences in any event The
depusy district prosecuting attorney oh
ieelcd 10 such proceeding until he had
consulted with his superior, District Atiar-
rcy Aonaid
II was finally agreed after some debate
that the question should remain npen.
Dgtii the district attorney returns, which
win bs In . day or 80.
The case OF Charles r.. jones against
Sheriff Cochrane, Tor assault. aud the
eountfr charge OF sheriff cochrnne against
Jones. for resisting an officer. having been
aufeably settled. both were dismissed by
Justice soaerberg.
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Oregon 4 esiffoxnis rasxess Meafo~f
A. Esyfasa. n slsnst. A. o. sisapsan. Il
kstxstein, = 1arss, George ts5baaax asa
family. " T. Lewis, r. y. Mcgsa. = noz.
shEe. r. J. Giihs. u. wsmss, IT. !. Roxan,
x. " Selssn and wife. l. y slsharse. W
II. IAssoTre. l. aeasers. B. seEders. NJ. l.
Edree. {. :. Reasas, J l. Howard. = Mali.
= X Dyrs, &. &. xyszktszisz. X. A
yoAksm, u. gnhess Il. e. stretch, and =
esa{uraAfs
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SARAH KENDALL. Nj. ID.
GRADUATE OF HOMEOPATHIC coll
" lege. sud from Philadelphia hospital
practice. Particular attention 10 women,
children and obstetrics. IH}a second street
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cRoFUTTs .oyERI.ANp rI,YER. !,

CkUrUTTsS OVERLAND FIYER.'
Mr. C. A. Roland is in Seattle liz the in.
tsrest OF the above-named book G. A.
Crefatt, ESQ.,, the weli-knowa writer, Is
getting this book out ia the interest OF the
Northwest, showing M its resources and
the inducements for capital and settle
ment. The Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany engaged Mr.. Crofltt for this work IN
ords- 10 place before the country q book
full of facts This book the company In.
tend circulating all over the country. The
first edition OF 5000 copies comes on,
about March /. but that will only be q
starter, as the company intend circulating
the book for the next twelve months.
Mr.. BolaEd win be here the balance oil
th;Swcek getting points in the interest OF
Se4ttle and also accommodating these wish
ing the advantage OF advertising In the
book
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81 2-Heayy dress silk, warranted TO
wear, marked down 10 81 -. Chester
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FATAL dsSsHor WoUSp.-olaf Teg-
strofn, the Swcde who yrs accidentally
shot in the left leg by his partner at Port
Orchard. on January I'd, aud whose limb
was afterwards amputated, died 81 Provi-
dence hospital Sunday evening of blood
poisoning. which set in after the opera
ton. Peter Anderson, Tegstrom's mate.
feels very badly over the mishap by which
he was The innocent cause of his partners
death, and can hardly be consoled. The
funeral viii take place as 10 this morning
from Cross & Co.'S
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YES. HE Is HIRE.

James Simmons, the pafenfee of the
simmons world-renowned dry sir refriger.
ator Is here, the man that has built and
sold more refrfge.afors than any other
man In the world. No butcher. grocer, no.
tel or restaurant keeper shoHld fail to see
him. Commission houses, brewerieS. sa-
loon people and bargain for their wants al
the Office OF z. &. Miles stove and tin
store AL work guaranteed
SfNNOxDs REFRIGERATOR Co
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This Would be Consistent.

Commenting on the movement to
compel transcontinentalr railroad trains
TO stop and rest over sunday. the
Brunswick Teicgtu,a asks: why not
enact that steamers in mid-ocean shall
haul un and quietly pass Sunday 2r
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CAUTION

4eNxzE a. Frmx1, "a my name azx3 xhx
p.zee ~ zfnaped 90 tEe bcfson Of Al nv
ie4f<zte9a atsoEs hefure leaving tie snrtcry.
p4zeA rruetef tie we1rerx sxninxt hTrh
Eszee1 eEa Hfer1or xzaodz II dealer o<srz
". L DOUGLAS Goes q 4 ressurra rrsre
q Mnxx - In tk3Ea wszAazt Esy nxrae ana
px1ce s<nz1pcd On sAe hattaxa. PAT him
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der1nS.
The first thing a newborn baby
does Is TO scream in a burst of anger
and dissleasure at the unwelcome
change. II Ii the first sign that there
is human soul within. No animals
cry when born, not even the newborn
monkey.
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isosT ON THE STREET. - little six
year-old boy was found ON Front
street, yesterday morning. and was
taken 10 police headquarters The little
fellow did Got know where he lived nor
where his parents could be found. In
sasry, however, developed that his name
WIS Percy Carts. and that his parents re-
sided on the corner of Fourth and Jefsr-
son. The child was returned to them in
the afternoon. They had been very anx-
iously looking around town after hin
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Do Not Suffer Any Longer.

vrnxta. hat = cczxh car B. checked
IN : dsy. as,d the frxs stages of eczsamp-
rson. braken IN q wssek, ne hereAy guafan-
- py, Ackers Enkifsh Eeusszy Tor con
suwrtice. and usn getnnd - naEey -
~ WHO bay, sake e g rer direestous, a1e
- not fn6 ear stafe0xs1 cQgrprf. 4. y
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The Wsiia waffa Meets q slight
Mfshaa or Cane R1auc<,

nishap or Cape BIancs.
The steamship waIia Wslla, Captain
Blackburn. from San francisco, arrived In
port yesterday morning AZ l0o'cloeg. max
the voyage sron wharf 10 wharf In u
hoars. A fresh westerly Wind and heavy
hend seas prevailed all the way mp. when
OF Cape Hianco, a. II O'Clock SATURDAY.
morning, under full saii. sudden sunai:
FROM the west scnsh west struck the vessel,
carrying away the foretopmsst aud break
ing Il into three pieces. No rigging Was
lost, and no ether damage was sustained.
a sparasker In Seattle has reserved orders
10 have q new spar In readiness for tho
steamer on her return trip 70 San Fran
cisco.
The steamer brought In 592 sous OF gen
erAs merchandise for Seattle
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sAkE THING AGAINST FIRE AND
BURGLARS

1 - .krfsst shock % sAfes On the faelee
~ ossA Ere sad hxrrlKrsp reof. iselrd.
49, safss 10 Ordinary business par
ID. saa private residences can b. seen
- Se1neses<i street TwaeA,seazss sxss
1slve4 For ssansy and ssyae e enish ~
ESf.ssSa e9nsnst Gre and eusxiars The
! ~ eaas hae no sasal
J. " paws. kanasss.
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BROKE HIS LEG.--A man named stevens
while seufising with a companion on the
streets Sunday night, fen and broke his
left leg near the ankle. He was removed
10 Providence hospital
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STEAMER CLARA BROWN

r EAvEs YEI.KR's WHARF YuE Ia.
IL coma, Olympia ssd Big skaoknrs u 2
I. m. every Monday, "Wednesday and FRI
day.
Returning, leaves Shelton. Big Skoskmm,
at = r. every Tuesday. Thursday and s&t-
1ysfax
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Mr.. and Mrs. e. j. Castle.
uyAIEzs AND TEACHERS - cHkis-
III tiaa seience, McnfRl Healing We. BIS
second s-reet. between NAdls1,a All rSxi aax,
seattle. washington Territory
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GEORGE BETHU r
sSAYER AND CHEMIST, ASAIYZER
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