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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-25


If the city post Office is to be located at 9th
and Pennsylvania avenue, as contemplated by
the House bill now In the Senate committee I
would favor the removal of the department
building to its close proximity and the present
Post Office Department building could be con-
nected by bridges or tunnels with the Interior
Department, which is seeking more room, and
paying at the present time large sums for the
rental OF outside buildings. To construct
new building for the Interior Department
means large outlay. Yet the gathering of its
outlying branches INTO one building means
large saving. To annex the contiguous Postal
Department building TO the Interior building
would be true economy, and the application OF
Iurther appropriations to new postal building
would only be an exchange of buildings.
Ii 10 only question of time when the Post
Ofhce Department and the city post Office will
be connected with the Capitol and the Execu-
tive Mansion and various departments by pneu-
matte tubes, so that 1t Is not so important
where the new structure or structures are To-
Gated To save time and expense it is more
important that the city post office be near the
railroad stations than ia the center of the CITY,
as the carrier service delivers the mails at the
peoples doors and inexpensive substations in
various parts OF the city afford the best con-
venience for the purchase of stamps and money
orders and for registering letters and packages
THE GROUND SOUTH OF THE AVENUE.
II it is definitely settled that the city post
ofhce is to be moved to Pennsylvania avenue I
respectfully submit for consideration that the
proposed post office structures be made the ini-
tiai step in plan to ultimately occupy the
south side Of Pennsylvania avenue from 9th
street to the Treasury, extending back to the
mall, with government buildings. New build
ings are under discussion for the city post
office and Post Office Department, the Patent
once, the Department Of Justice, the Hall of
Records, State Department Halls, Census Blu
resn. District Commissioners Supreme Court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-25

BEAUTIFUL HOME ON
l. the "Merry-Land Tract" wall be OF to guests on
anu al ter May /. address Mrs. C. II. BAUGhEk,
u23-Ot' Petersville. Frederick comfy. Nd
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HOUSES AND LOTS

YEsLxR AvEsux-rve lots and Eve good 4
room houses with bash-rooms) on Ycsler ave-
nue.; Sl7oto
TEMPERANCE srRxET-Two lots ard efshtroom
oueen Anne house. hard dnished. with bass-
ment. gas electric light, water. burglar alarm.
barn. fruit. etc; second house north Of George
Kinncar's residence Price, I'll. ooo.
HrxrH srRxsr--Two lots with gond residence,
northwest corner Spring and sixth streets;
SllOoo
NINTH srRx.r--LOt and new doahle houss
and six-room residence. northeast corner q
Ninth and Spring streeA The three hoHsoo
rent for sion Per month; ele.0oo
JoHs srxKEr-Lot containing three good
houses. corner Of John and Dexter strects; ~ 81
LasHr srREKT-Fuii lot with new ninsroom
house oath and pantry. on Light street. near
Republican; $500
LoxsARp srREET-Five room housa. with
bath. On Lomtard street. two blocks nom cleo
trio resA: t.2oo
HyvrH e1nEKr-Ccsy cottage on Fisth strest
near Union. with fractional lot; $i.7sA
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-
90 MIN kUssEII-Pisy -aoess are aaise de-
H8psea vafh the "a 4 that the Quasnsest IN
NEST en3oSabie comedsan Of them Ill Is 20 b
n<fs again Tonight and Tomorrow afsernooa
20 emifh Russell. ffe&a from brilliant ENGAGE
menh n New York city. k0ssou, Phaladespkia
and Chtsngo. viii pfxsens sis new play. "A
foos kesstiou.~ ~ Turn Hal thesfer Sol
hmifh kuHstn. - everybody knows IL the one
eomrdsan 81 his ksna- he Is fasmlsakse. aiwsye
feansd. aluays amusing. In his new plsy he
ne iesitsmste csfnsay, IN he critic. ars say-
M thA& fhe mamie Of gosesh J~t5%ruon viii salI
On his shoulder Mr. Russell Il supported 81
The targesk and best sompany he h.s ever hai.
ana his engsgeMeof next week vii b< the cosn-
edy event OF the season. 1omorfow nixht Mr.
kuaeen win Rlvp his othas great success. she
lsfeacai eomedy s.Dewitchsds Seats for sale ~
vene1 = vauehasa
oHoAx RscIsAL The Ladies' Aid s<sesy an
nounees ~ organ recital in aid VI the church
fund q the Fisss Meshedist church. On Monday
evening. BY Ni1s Lois Shease, assisted by Nrs
blanehe Kesief GrAmha, Mrx Frederick Jewell
Laird, niss May l. fotvin, Mrs. Celeste Langley
slanson snd The Methodist Episcopal choir.
1icketas - cents and - csuts Tor sale q stewart
aoimse corner Of second and Cherry streets:
Harris ohaw. ssatsis block; y. g. 0ilscr. cor
NJ second md MARION streets: LOwmaa 4 Han
scsd: vsoat ssssss; Riley Bros. sosnsr Third and
Marion streea
BILL NyH.--Bnl Eys, the king of hunorisa,
oseS0 " IL Olt1e tofDo{ts the most p0potnr
young vicainiss II America. Mr. Gnstavs Thai
baxx. the ewsdtaA tenor. and Ma Frank Dow
ney, ptanise. = billed TO give IN entertainment
- The ASmosy next Thursday and Friday nights.
Ths Wheeling. West Virginia. R<gisf<y Of Decsn-
hef J. says that enc u the largest audiences zen
- the operahouss for . rear past aassmbled
there 70 listen - The sntsrtainmeus givsu By
lin AyA The asdienee expscssd much in The
wa1 u I'm. and ehey vsrs not disappeinssd
1ho enongtninnon4 foe u ean NOS - called
etth0 Iactofe q = recital. although The latter
morn nearly oppeoxims1ss its character than she
former. was. In the language OF the advance
aoonS . 6ect6ed 20" and there was aimoes In
coooant langhsos hon the opentng . the cioso.
- TN BoLnfKR"-Heys's - TIN soicief'' b
hil1od lof Tam Ha11 theatse nexS Monday.
Tuesday and wednesday evsningsL The eem-
pAuy coming hese hes Just closed vsry sue
ceaneUl eaGnoement In San Ffanciecc and b now
playtng = ~ MasQuan. - Portland TAs ~
Louis So GnvtAos q Ocsobss z iSeo. says: AT
Pepe's sAoosse lose nighs The Tin soldier
crowded The hoass 70 ~ door. vsFy unusual
thing for TrIisy night The PRESENT company
ssom1 - - I'll - In eat q H poilicttng
akls shat shs authos intended, and great deal
more Mr. Loaio WESLEY , performance Of Rails
neso with Gsnssai sppsOval. even froa Ne
old ad1iFess q Jiants FOwsss and Kassae
Csa1slA Wsslsy's dtsadvaassgs = that his
fAco u noes ai0eais 70 make up than either At
his pssdecemou Mso Fannie Blovdsood he's
caught on . Patsy. Mi0 O.. George Hussey
and oho rest ere Wuethy perfegDera"
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N SCELLANEOUS.

Buck YAsp-one Of the best equipped brick
yards on the Sound. located - Tvssvs-xils
point Everything il in good WORKING order
Theow would prefer 70 sell fourth or bali
interest % Q reliable and practical man- This
b . rare opportunity: sa1o0a
Coal LAxp--Sso acres Of coal land In The Rce-
lyu coal belt IN Kiftitas county, so Per acre
surSsIx MsIx-Iocassd on Salmon bay vassf
front: latest improved machinery, capacity.
$4,000 Per day; eaAooA
Bzscx CLAr-Fiss bank Of clay for hrick.
m king purposes, in the heart OF the city; ave
lots. ~ ca
LINZ PsorExry-xzSs9 acres st Port LAnsdon.
orcAs islAna. vfth On unlinffcf supply II lime
and valuable improvements To cioss up a -
tate this win Be sod 81 sacrifce-
To BE GTvKx AwAy-~we are authorized b
donate foar acres Of water sront on Union bay
for . sswmsll win capacity OF 5a.oep feek
HcrrE pcs LkAH-Ths Olympic hotel. nsv
and veil snsshed. supplied with I'll Eoasrn
csavsrieness: 10 ssase fee ienx ssra
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-28

Nsw lacs curtains. Chester Cleaxy.
New hosisry. Chester Cleaxy.
Soc. ladiea' chemiss ard dsawogA han1Domely
trimmed Chester Clean.
Friday and saturday, opening darn of millin
cry and iadf~G furnishing RoodG Nellie ~
Cheas<y. northeast corner Thir1 and Columbia
New white eoodA Chester cieary.
New vandyke poiat gimpa Chester CleASy.
FRIDAY ana Sc urday. orenina days Oh miiiin
cry ana ladies furnishing gocds Nellie u
Cseassy. northeast corner ThiFa and Colnnbsa
New house furnsahing eooiA Chester Cieaxy
Der nus-c - o<1s IL ths hes ana cop hne %
10 Charles 6oidsoetn Ne kattee eecouA oeooA
neAs boston nsoek
Ns~ vsiisnxs Chester Ciesry.
Nes xtnxhsuss percais& Chester Cseary.
Tie ART stoek "a hs;s - se1ecs fru0 a
Charles ssosdss ina tbs hasse-.
eae gents night gowns Chester ClsAxy.
Nsw Isnena Chester Cseary.
"a sfss. tsSssast ia AZ ~ g kaox aaA
New safssns Chester CisAry.
New Dotted swiss Chester cleary.
&c ssfE<s - uaEa IA
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Com meucing With Su das. Neseh both afss
ana eerond q - tickets vii - hepcred on
.is.s "a The .fiyersand Fiyefs,s Nos. and
-The lmfsed Fast Mali tsatus aFe eqnippea
Nth Pail nan Palace and ceIosisf sicepssA
Dining Cara. Chair Car aud C..eth 2. aaa ssa
WITHOUT change .
TIE Overland Flyer trains are e9uippea
VIVA Psilman rainee kfeepfrs and coech. os-
Pa Ina m Colon 81 ssxeress between FoftlAnd ana
Klaus - City, daily. vi bout chance
Con sections are nsafe ~ roc sxsso VIA
through trxius to and from rsit lascs sna ~
tsreyrnre WITH through trains TO and srosn psfs-
VI Kansas City aud s. laufs
TIE above tsaias sffhrt tbs quickest tsfrs pc
and southern - nsk
pessiies time OF tratns rates. 'hrargh tekesA
Baggage chscta etc. caa b procnrei sfea y
pisFAsson - any Agent Of TIE Snsa rscs1 ms
system. -.
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eYnn1oa couHT-tLcHTgNp4no, J.
mkuuha McIssyrs VI shsehan . 0fl-
ye1o - nosieu ef new thai 10 sct aside order
- N1ensnt
Aln1e Hun W oliver Dssnasd q Al.-Dts-
unpe q p14intifrs costs.
j. nccanley W Mn Hannah Dell-ouit for
luaea - Dastns ship end appelns1ent Of
Nooyus hearing April 3
NyrnIon COLLABORATION. =.
&a1d Publishing Company N Cascade viSe
sonee Company Continned 10 March -
scrEstoa corar-MuMxs. >.
~ Dsiks " TAomss nowiey-Heas9ng
ononR. Ap<iia
PROBATE corRr--0zsoRN. =.
- - Hsbeccs L Dixon Petition ~ sale
NJ pea1e: hearing April n
susucxb couRr--xfvxss IL
- oeundlef W Charles Hopkine-e1ie for
- a. ~ s.. labor performed and UA1oriai
noo3. taken under sdvtaemenA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-28
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

SOUTH SECOND srREEr-Fuli LOT on South Sec
ond street. between Main and Jackson: $4,000
socrR Third STREET Brick building, three
stories and basement corner Of South Third
ard Main streets. leased for 81. 400 PR annum-
This Is on ground leased for Is yean at esoo per
month: $S7. 500
FRoxT srREKT-Two lots, corner Of Front and
Eagle streen The inside will be sold separately
for q. 90 and the corner for Slo.ooo
FRONT srRxRr-Full lot and three-ssory h1si-
mess block On Front street: renting for el1oo psR
annum- Price Us. COO
FRoSr slHsEr-Thirty feet on west side Of
Front street, between Madison and Spring:
S,Aoo0
FsoSr srRREr-Corner LOT ana fourstosy busi-
ness block beside residence In the reasl. On
Front street. Building rents Tor sk.soo Per IN
mum. Pnce &s3,eo0
FRoxr SrRxEr-Two iots. south west corner Of
Front and seneca streets; nne business loca-
tom The corner VII be sold ior $4,000 and the
inside lot for esolooo
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ACRE PROPERTY.

Nspcxa IsLAxp-fH acres Of wsses front on
Mercss island ct $50 per acre
RAvSxxA PARx-Tweniy acres of rich beaver
dam land, drained and cleared. almost adioin-
Ina Rsvenna Park: Ss.oon
UNION BAy-Thirty acres north Of Onion bay.
on the liae Of the Seattle, Lake shsre 4 Eastern
railroad; $50.
MOTH sKArrLH-2soxis2 feet ciearsd and
ferces. adjoining woodward addition: Nsoo
GsExx LAKE-singie acres In Days scre Gar
Gems a Green Lake: S3o0
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Issis Il. k,aA.. p,ssn.

1Nh Kidd. Who died q Grace hospital on
saeooey. VS. one Of the leaders IN the anti
- Troubles In this city NV yeau ESQ.
sHmef I0r long time. and prominent mem
~ q tAe4ndes union. several years axo Ne
- qnits IN estate By tAe death Of HE
-. and after that time did bat little q bis
~ brother. Who h the pahltaher o. .
= California will arrive here today. and
~ psoeably take the rrrnsias 10 California foe
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mo on An ATrAcHaagDu.


& = - 1epassuonts q - Dspos1eg opuS1
- mntco yeesse1oe. JuGW uum0 -
ssssS1 r honRfsg tks s11s Of Dextor uogson 9
nrosnss he efsy 81 oeu1z1o. n -
~ SscSe ern6s orr1p maf1ex What No.
r ~ sekes dspexfnsn1 = e1vsn ee1ows
uvsox 70 DissoLvs AsfAcnnExI
1nfm LichsenbeTR IL onJs e 1oonuh
nenina J. = MaukeWs11 ~ suken
4 1Sn6f6o - diWpsve - atoneAuonk IL
i - uuvienly heosd. suAooquont = -
= 1fnein Jasuasy Iask WIGS ~ noG1sa
8 -. ~ refused. ne eoufs allowed an
z75r rmotp6ay upon repsoopntnfIoo - eoun-
Unnk Wintewokl who ha1 pnsphonoA
& 5 az c1ego fDvnegiy be1oaotae - - -
SS7 1s1f1oay bgDueht nus esD1e1 -
- NnnnoWnki ho1 nnmefous cfo6I1nRe
S2 - - city W1fh eves Dzea whteh
s 51 - HIN without ssel11ng hts 1eo1a
3 ~ ~ eoow shat the intsgvenos - n any
= - - Judes HohtenhoF9 uae ahout
& - - aftachment agntne ~ stpek
1SSo6 u Winjswskf. boz de1ausd q ~
4 = - attosns5's request
80 70 VIOLATION - coaBIAcR.
- Ju6es sesssssn yesterday suis ~
7Sm 81 violation Of eon'snes II the ersc-
S ( 1nllatne, and colleetion 81 ~. allo9ed
~ ~ material woe - trial II was
-
~ Jnne, and the bnildIng 81 confzo-
Il kpewu = the Weight block. situated On
nrea. h<fwe<n Wins and Cedar. The suit
~ = - many nuwinR out ~ IT, hse of Iass
,1n11ne 70 the violating ef b1ildine con-
2 prr4s and the iiks The tossimony was
q eooejefins, and several claims aud coun~
s lrin, vers brought, yoight setzing mp that
& r 11nopset uas snrulied because Of The 6sn
a 11a3xels rebufted this ard charged ~ -
1rf epp4Astsly. The Jury bsoueht n
i2l1 vue6ict. Witch viii b announesd sAts
xsw sulrs Piled.
s. - xnnnn r. Hayes W0olsn Company q e.
q - ~. has sued the Pugrt Sound shore nod
! re AN, the aliersd value Of ; consignment
p 0ou1n ooods shipped - Hsusy B0de. :
- inf3es. which wers lost b. me defendant
\ ~ - bsousht By rhonss 11llsy assisst
80 Knlehk 70 compel On aceOunting fog real
Z - ~ = which the PLAINTIFF claims IN In
80 ~ complaint alleges that IN Octobes,
- u Attendant vas indebted 70 him In the
- q ~ lcs mopey loaned Tho Defendant
I y pgmena, ssssed 70 purchase tract q land
$3.50 = uafh half Of tho northeast quarter
q ao11a =. sownship -. range Z east, and In
go 4 uus insttef agrsed that defendant wss
& houa 5 pwothisds tnterest. The whole property
49, ~ y her name for convenience Of
n 0e isessnes Of defendant ~ lsaes was
mlsoye1 int iosa, which she hes stnce soia
hnporuoa a. The plaintiff fanAss aalegss
- Aetm INFUSED 10 make ~ accounting with
- ~ believes that he has been ffsnduleutly
~ Tin md demands Judgment for N &C.
Gunl1nes ~ transfer q the property remain
tnunn01d, - log furthss relisf.
- & Mvus Co.. Esei eetaee nfekeus haye
& = N2nxw Tnnnn4 "a $500 ma
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Operations have been commenced % TIE bic
hesvsry y b bails By Nj. Albert Braun In
south eoassle. Architses usetuuan b sarer-
vfsine the construction, which 10 being done By
day labor. Ths baisding. which 10 10 stand ave
stories high ana cover N area SoxS7 fsss. viii
be- complsesd IN eight weeks. The machinery
rs shIrpsd nom Cancinnau and 81 Louis on
the IA Inst ana . spou - n arrives viii b
placed ID position. The beewery win Be In
ruunins order BIZ ne arst day Of Jay. Mr.
Albert Brsun b nov In the East on basiness
s.pnusceeh Nth his enterprise
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Eastern NAH nurp.s,.

- o. TIE Eastern mail that len hers ~ Z
80 hendsy morning Was destroyed IN the
- q Nixon. on the Northern Psriac rail-
s~escAy. The mai sent frcm here In
- rsSis'ered pouch. and cf nfty seven
Isnred iesters that II contained enly enc was
sesfse-an ef the rest being from eats do
- 49, nee when this city il the distributing
The one seattle letter WAS fsora Nra ~.
= - ana vas addressed 10 e n. Van KUN.
ug1fax:nx Pa
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enprrsace rally viii hc held a. the ". G.
dinsng bah this evening. nexsnnins 81
~st These social meetings are held every
y evening. The ixdies always sndesvos 30
pseasiae rraxFsmtae. consisting al
sEneA mas c. select readings. eseA No charge
: ea's sr stnsaaon and . general invitation
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rA.tx Inns ANp xArKfNs

-. received sac rteces 81 taAss anens And
!, go s.sxrn rapAfss afsvct fyens Belfast So Z
- - rsale erss Aseo ase eSersst - sf<czss
rwtcrA CAeo1es CsArf.
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III. 1homae - Graham. q xaccma. district
passenger asent ef the southern Pacihc Com
pany, was In town yeseseoay.
M n. ettxind arrived hsss Wsdnasday froa
Norway, where be has been for six months vis-
itiug his aeea poreotA III. osixind was Formerly
principal aastssans eneinerr on ths Wsns Cost
railroad. anA for threo yeazs wss engineer Tor
the seattle. Laha SHORE Eastern railway.
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yAsr Tfnx

TIE xcssnern Pacific Rasiresf vesttsaie nss-
snr ana sssspsag Car Inns, dxisy service - -
raal nsnAeAYesls. puiuga aas snsrsxo 40
- rou.e % Chicago. Tearsss slewpsnx cars
shsoaeA. placsnx rAssenEers ia tas Uatea eros
snar.rc. eessn beam end ssi-ty-six MINUTES
$3.50 - ssaer fsssx A. CAslrsrk. city ticket
ss.ns slk = euad street. Eossoa bloch = xeakiA
ss.-<s sSxA az @passtes
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~ I. \ Cheney, for nineteen ysars buyer
~ sacranento store OF the arm Of
- Sssnhsscn, Hopkins q Co. has been In
hs several dsya BE 10 locking
ne ground with q view q joining
= eesner employees ane some ieeai capitalists
~ Wholesale and retail hardware siore.
esn afuve ~ = decision In the mater
\ - NJ days and the probabilities ars that
"eul ~ favor OF going ahsad
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KrnrrEn RATES rAsr.

me Ncrth~ra rs~sa< 10 sos selling erss-esss
,,..ss~s ,srs~ss a. reuxh 10 Chicago sss 3d. SEQ
cn.i-s iass a. These are he Lowest rnsee eev
sr eeexs A. chlaxsx. city ticket asea1 -
Serona street. Bossoa block X tonkan. osp0s
R1ek a nRUns HrAsa3A
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:. = Hsssers. late arrival from TIE snssrtor al
Fse. Vas Committed 20 Prossdescs boz
Yesterday mornisx. suffering frem dsiiriaa
ss2sns BY Health ofhcer Grant Hesesst sees
- mi-iockias animals foaiiaS tArouTa the
- mo ais coaeitson IL srrfcux He r. . labor.
man. ssnsis. and ahoas . ysAss oS CSC.
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~ Wissaovs scotasss syrsp fcr ehts6rea
~sasnx. U TIE rreserartsra oE csc o< tho hess
Ss1s russes and physlcsaas IN the ratsei
And hes exeE nsed sc< fcTfy yeara with
sSsSsf ni!ng ssccess BY msiliccs Of mosh<rs To-
0udrea nurtnG NE psccess Il tsethtne
Ne Y inca3cnlaAiA 10 xstespo he child
Sein. cures cysentafy and ssA<rh9A. grip
Ne eoweis ana Wind colo. ~ gfvtnG
~ g ths vhil1 Il rVsfs tae rao&Aes
ssseA 10 hoasix. sws y
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vs received Qr sozen Al aasa tcvess ttrecs
s-xs,s nelfnsx ksw rassesns azd t1ess tsoen
$50 -~nsscn - rsaae ~ aae ~. IN an
.ssssss~d ne 81 insa Hsxk. god sases ~ I2sss
ss<<A ChSofeg C4cory
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-txss zne sA.~u era <n<sy Awu. hard
..s.~,v erser<ssd<rxt h<msasened esd sfek1epea
Asnstf<r hssss as ezx cssUnn1 Nsu r&sssaA
vcax rhcsre 5 cents sxrA thesxzs GaeAs
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The last car ON Front sffeee rod viii leave
Freai and chsfry ~ II o'clock p N Saturday
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era Contour sni Harry Neal. Who bar
..ased " ashtsgson street xaicen en- T>aesaay
~ ssre heaad ever 10 the superior court 81
- sars ct q 80 aud tsoe respectively.
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WV rxnanpExfH

"a r~~e&s~a 1Sc p<ee~s a<w enorat1esssa
A~-esssrAsrs yenAykx y<szsa every c0Heezves4s
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-28

IS GENTS NIGHT GOWNS
We rocsiveA Q large line Of eenfz' night
gowns, nicely trimmed q ssc each. Chester
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-28
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". received 100 pseces Of en rsttsred asr-
80 sreesfy unsaer vAlsc We aas< snem "a
tsur lcss--sss l. sse. tos q So fas = " sef
81 s. CAssfss Cseasy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-28

Free reclining char GERS run through from
Portland 10 Chicago without change via the
rnian Pacific. a. G. Msrtin. city ticket agent
20 eecocd street. Boston eiock q .. nnsga,
AGENT csty deck
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-28

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p0s6 vs1u1as. knew q eosld 10 h<f - harnL
1ouv annsntIAnsns - began TO improve. snd
UGA1n 49, ussnis ~ snsirssy 1919 anA -
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-28
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We rocs1ved t.o0o pieces Of new coloeinGs In
silk a11 woolen dre0 fabrics, tyimmlnQ 70
match, Choo4a9 C1eary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-28

We received 20 pieces. ell new patterns. III.
length. %. 7sc. u. el1 and u ~ Chcsse
Cieary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-28

TO THE PUBLIC.
There 10 bat one company Of the author.
Chas h Hoyt, tn the Northwest. and any
paroles using the name are imposeers. The
mana sement takes this method 20 wsTn the
public tina there h one and only one, and that
b "a Tin So dieI."
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-02-25
BY WIRE.
Attention, Alliance MenI

A dispatch from Durham Fertilizer Go.
announces the burning of their Richmond
factory on Saturday night. The filing of
orders for the Farmers Alliance official
guano will not be interrupted, and all
goods will go out promptly, with a pos
sible delay of a few days. Send in your
orders at once. w. II. WORTH,
State Business Agent.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-02-25
GENERAL STATE NEWS.
Cream Of che state PCS.

Drons of Turpentine and Grains OF Rice from the
Esst Clusters of Grapes and Tobacco stems
from the North stalks Of Corn and Grains
of Wheat from the West, and Peanuts
Al d Cotton Seed from the South,