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Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-03-08

Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys. The
valley is nearly thirty miles in length, by
an average of three in width, and perfectly
level, except that it slopes gradually to the
east side, along which flows Capay creek,
affording excellent drainage to the entire
valley.
Capay, in general characteristics, strongly
resembles Napa valley, so widely famed
for its beautiful scenery. charming homes
and fertility of soil. But it is better shell
tered than Napa, while in point of scenery
and productiveness is fully the latters
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equal. And Capay enjoys the additional
advantage OF being one of the earliest fruit
producing sections of The coast, if, indeed,
it does not really excel all others in this
particular.
The Vacaville section, so noted for its
early fruits. lies south of Cspay valley, and
is more exposed TO cold winds than the
latter, and there is every reason to believe
that in few wears hence Capay will enjoy
the distinction land the resultant profits)
of being the first locality in The State to
market cherries. apricots, peaches, plums,
oranges, etc. To fruit-growers this is a
very important matter, as the orchardist
who can first market his fruit is the man
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ESCsLsNTR.
A GROWING YOUNG TOWN IL CAPAY
VALLEY, Y0Lo COUNTY.
Less Than Ore Year Old, 1t Has Fine
Hotel and other Substantial Build
ings-Its Future.

Among the many charming and fertile
valleys that nestle among the hills of the
Coast Range mountains, none is more
picturesque nor valuable for farming and
fruit-growing than Capay. This delightful
valley lies in the western portion of Yolo
county, and is surrounded Oh three sides
by ranges of hills that protect the valley
from the chilling winds from the south and
to great extent from the scorching sum-
mer uorthers that cause so much discom-
fort at times o0 the broad plains of the
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tor having merely to throw friction wheel
into adjustment by means of a handle, and
then push the comb into the wool, pressing
it continuously forward and keeping it as
closely as possible to the body of the ami
NAL being operated upon. From one to
one hunded shears can be operated at one
time By this mode the shearing is done
more nlercifully than when done by hand
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on either side thereof, in close prox-
unity to the town, are sufficiently timbered
to add variety to the scenery. AS the years
pass by and the genial, equable climate OF
lovely Capay becomes more widely known,
Escalante and the other towns of the val
ley will become places of resort for health
seekers and persons who desire to pass q
few quiet weeks in a delightful country
place, away from the noise and hustle OF
the cities.
With such advantages as this favored
valley possesses, and with such excellent
prospects for the future of Escalante. both
must rapidly increase in population, busi-
ness and industry.
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SOMETHING NEW! /!

MOT THE NOSE, But THE PARTY-A
N LONG-N0SE PARTY.
Hsngtown Crossing, Saturday Evening,
March 15, 1890,
Neutrality-suspicious. and Lady, 90 cents.
Noses furnished free at the door.
mrS15 STCDARUS & BERGMAN,
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"a MASK uOMIMO PARTY

CxIILL BE GIVEN BY THE MEMBERS OF
W the Western Star Frauen-Verein, at TUR-
NER RAIL, THURSDAY EV gNING, March 70,
1890. Tickets, 90 cents each. Dancing will
begin at S o'clock. 1t
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A dispatch from London says that the
Court has declined to restrain the Pelican
Club from ejecting from its membership
George Baird for his action in connection
with the Smith Slavin prize fight.
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ADVERTISEMENT OF HALE BROS. & co.
T0-DAY-Foupth Sale
FROM THE STEINMHA BANKRUPT SHOE STOCK.

To-day is AH-Boys Day. We create the occa-
sion for the sale Of the Boys and Youths Shoes
from the Steinman Stock. The prices are such
that every boy in the city can haze neat, dre8Sy
Shoe at the same or less price as for heaUy clumsy
makes. The saving is not only Of cents, but Of
dolarsl Lethe following bear witRess to our saysO.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-03-08

TIME FAMILY OF THE LATE JOHN FRITsCH
tender their sincere thanks to their friends
for kindness in their recent bereavement.
lt% MRS. ELIZABETH FRITSCH & FA MILY.
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GRAND RAEEIE
CARD OF THANKS,

AT MRS. A. sCHIRMER's, SEVENTH AND
"A streets, THIS Saturday EVENING, OF
Class + V Y and q It's
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DHELAN BUILDING, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
/ March 8, 1S9G.-Sealed proposals will be re-
missary of Subsistence. Fort Bidwell, Cal, until
y NJ. SATURDAY, april 5, 1890, and then
opened for furnishing and delivery at Fort
Bidwell C5000) fifteen thousand pounds of
-four Proposals for the delivery of the -four
at the usual places OF delivery in San Francisco
will be received up to and opened at the same
hour by the Purchasing and Depot C. s. at San
Francisco. Preference given to -four of domestic
production, conditions of quality and price in-
Guiding in the price of foreign productions or
manufactures the duty thereonl being equal.
Circular of instruction to bidders will be fur
nished on application to those receiving bids
The Government reserves the right to reject
any or all proposals. JOHN P. HAWKINS,
Lieutenant Colonel, A. c. G. s., Chief C. S.
m rs 10 Ii DANG 4
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PEARS toilet Soap ls the most elegant
adjunct.
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POPULAR BIBLE LECTURE,
BY Rev. W. C. Merrill,
IN THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, sun
| DAY EVENING at 7:S0. Seats free. All
vraIaoraa
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MARCH goth AND 2Isr-"oLD-FAsH-
M ioned District School," by the Ladies of
the Westminster PRESBYTERIAN Church. lts
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eUSgnI onmpnuieo I'm 1890 -.
= ssF own meesru1 ~ eeenn1as 4 Sonnrree
s. I1 = spenes - esa1Eof unisa -
- WEAKNESSES - ocber err-f~sI
!. - Ae - a1nts1 thm - $3.50 -.
- ha1f1ug ~ vun1 lnaxa = eN4yew -
yssv5oo1 ~ ffonckxsaL sewfun1n ~ s 49,
- - - ees1no4 - 81 = - =. g
F.1na1g esesr ~ - ~ ofrunauArrfns
eda1e1po - IL opp1anr11on 80 - -
sot1aad = Rugst AounA 1l1ssnA - - -
twofeet = nnz1snnd as1una. . - sE.es1 1870
g g - 20 xs.z1nn rasAae, - esnpSsy =
safn hao<ks - lisa eo9Goncin~ - 49,
- soush 1sisd esssse2 hsewssn Ce-m~rr1er
- hey W. sDogA euus1ssfna Il $3.50 skfse~
peefx9 - III ~ Doou1eo 80 r-r-,-.s~ =.
go 49,. lspee vasuksunss - tsr2a.si
1870 - - oo11e 49, AZ r6e6s = s.~sss.
vi fsaoy - ~ 1oe1fnnl - - 80
ne OAmfaee % 11anepagsu6s9a q she Cnan-
- g Ce0msseest 6go<her Vim gunaa nurke 80
oansFA ossuFe4 - Unipa Pseis~ oGes~s. -.
esssyhane poeuftJs uunia hs g. n ~ 49,.
- eeeotnG pEupes lnri1ie1na - ss~~~hs -
- - dcoe9 thot 1yoxy1hfne eu.aa - ~--~e
- ne saMe u1nnes thos ne orxas NorfA~rr -
c.red - sssninaI espsnds, suAjecs . -. rs~sn
~ sne ssaee - - t5de lands
vtee-FreG16ant HoleomA IA 49, =. r-~>-n
y - - ezpt1etsjy unAssssood stns -. e---s-s
&C., not sak for . doaaston. but 1870 - -.
thae The property Is uee,4s can - rnr-Se~-l -
rsasouah1e cnasf1ersxson.
Chi2 xns1oser Bowus ssd n. ..usx.ens. IA,
reeusn - Dis ely Mosday nexa = 1870 -. =.
Durks. NJ. oGlnen ma oehers fes.,-.ssS =
surinG - osminaf ~ ~ frsnchs~
Asuistaaf superinasnders Co.. 49, -
uixn thae Il wm eunsnfiaxly ueceuaerv = 49,
the psivf1exee ouuured vifH - 49, s.~ssss -
1ay. Sor the rensor 80 the necr-sst. 49, :. -
submifeed % - heor1 Of dlrsrsor a - ss.s..
Pacific = : neet1se % - held in Bossos o. a.
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- = -. - -
49,
-
- UgeWsen - - - - -
- Wn1e1 pnfay -
wunAV NIL ~ - - q - .u
- tafge erow0 = 49, 49,. =
- - $500 - 49, =, :. - -.
- . - - uuss -
e1s ny veFs u dsMvpomd. - = -
y ccenusd - ncn 80 = =
leses eechnsco Al ce.Ezec - :
uksy = eecu. - - ~ vIn
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- - ehay - sso1sa = -
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10une ~ eeoe9 ~ Il E0ee1Oe.. n
40 ccR1peed 80 seoss q ~ cuila'nes - -
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Iosen LAA = ~ aM1ncso seU 49,
0Dg . ne b1f191ng hao hcsa 0xen onI. sna
Oa noewalk q WasAinGs0n szsee& - Hssexs :
v10 b01seAoad fsniauss, befsses0 n1sn!a -
- - - eouns01 q Anesnat eaosalns
&c. ecsras q poascsnsn veU ~. -
sne crowds swsy nc9 N o.isoane -
Wo9s1g ezsex IL personAd properly snss
nove1
re sose dsnses = ne oniidins - -
- "a osoun1 and hase1enf nocn ena = ~
wezis - 49, aoerA M erosnd no3 =.
- a.1 80 80 - NJ I.,,s
VIZ - Ise passser q tne ceahns ena -.
% Us Gfoand hoof nas faIien n msny Psss
80 WIZ nave 70 - entirely renewed
samuel kosenoerE. OF ne nm o. Anse
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ANusEwRNrs,

"Iss LAST DAYs or PoMrxII"-Ffed Pelham
is in the city for the purpose Of arranging for
the production here Of 'sThe Last Days Of Pom
peii.. Mra scost oiddous the well-known
reader, who 10 also under M. Peiham's manage
ment viii b in Seattle under the auspices Of
the Young Mems Christian Association Of this
city on the 18th Of April He also hes charge Of
Mra. Frank Leslie, the worldwide htesateuY,
whom he expects 70 havs In Seattle Tor lecsurs
season some time in April
said Pasha"-The California Opera Company
viii b the attraction % Turn hall next Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings when the
music loving element Of amusement seekers
will have . chance 70 enjoy . 1rsf-class pre-
scntation Of the great opera&ic success. soaid
Pasha" This opera hO met with wide success
shroushout the East and h spoken Of - . bill.
liant aggregation Of fun, frolic. catchy music.
handsome costumes and beautiful women. Tbs
Cleveland Lesdev, speaking Of ~ prodnction IN
that city, ssys: "'eaid Pasha' 10 - distincsly Z
success - any como opeFa In the past ave o.
six yeaxA There are httle suggestions from
s4rminic' in II. particularly in the comedy rolea
Due where 'Brmins' was . tribe coasss I'D
shading into the broad. the fan Of 'satd PasAa'
was rich end - rsAned - though Gilhsrt were
the sathoe. The interpreter Of the comedy
roles were MesxrA Fred Lennon. Stanley Fetch
ana Alo Alics 0Aillaxd There wss no woasy.
tng Of any Of them
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A Thief Eaters shs Jap's RooD ~
Tnkaa All Hia YaluAhles.

A Thief Eaters sAs Jap's RoeD sod
Takes ALI HE vsluAbles.
Early yGstardAy morning number Of the oc-
c1pants Of IL Russ house. o. soath 6ixth and
waGhington streets. were robbed of clothing
and jeWelry to IL value Of about 170Q The
burglar OF burglars were not disturbed In their
midnight wanderings. and entered several
rooms without waking the occupant&
Natsads 6orakichi. the Jap wrestler. vas the
heaviest loser. Upon waking up in the morning
hs discovered that he had been robbed Of e50o
watch and chain. 10 in moaey and some elosh-
tng. Matsada feels quite kessiy the loss Of his
watch. % u was . present from his fashss IN
iar-o6 JspAn. and he would not have lost il for
many times IT. worth.
Several oeher gussts of The h6ase reported
lemss anoaattng 10 about e5oa The b0rslAsz
departed - quietly - thsy entered. leaving no
means Of identincation.
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THE GREATHUMORIST
= sssnA = - Only 1Aang 10 nsesg-
nasss-A n..ssss - - csvsa
HI 1sAnv.

aasaly nesssry 10 ~ - IN xys -
49, g essdsasst sasnueatsen was sucusD
bage& IN fh4s enes vfkAous suy1ne.
- epDenefnktve oud3enee vaa eoxAoEed
Z NJ ATnsU when TIE atuse1y eslehsaAsd''
1900 moee his ~. and he 80 gfven .
-. - oeppe1eu- II tssk The sn1sencs snms
- - nnwevex. - un1essensd ~. Nye's seyis,
70 nndavsessd Hin h<esss. ssA spseseisss noss
0exnseAly III dry hamog sd VT
~ 0sie Tnes<tt sroassd - Sra esGbnsa-
"a veth her wonAeffui playfoe % ~ vSnlin-
ne - aeesRp,ishea nus5eian end hasAles
sne boz With ernee ard ability Gusfavs TAai-
ey- The ow-dfsh tenor. snd III. Frank Dow
ney. Ne rtsstss. slsO na1e great hits snd wefs
received y tsh hearty sppiausA The combine
non = sfForx one and the entertafnment gfven
= al thaf The most critical asdsencs cosld DE-
sire
ms Iuraxemosu o. saArrLR
senerepT u IL rUsr-IuTxaIaGExcEn called
90 sne srsae humcsiss lss sisht u the Rainir
hosss. and fcuu4 him discussing . delec4able
surpeY with evident esjovment
sm Amid yoa win 1nl ne . very poor PER
son . fnssrview tsnssht." aid hs. because
em ont Of @mpes. tirsd and hun-
s1s however. ys1 may ~ z.
eeR sos NE 70 tell hsvs hardly had any
chasce = - the city today o. hare been kepe
very hssy ssrefvins cslsera I tonk drive oct
70 LAas Washfngson ard enjoyed the dslishtsul
scenery Surrounding that beautiful sheet Of
waseF. ard took = lock ~ the powsshouss
q the uov Msdison street. esblo road
viatfed Seattle abo1f goar yeaxs as0, hut
earnos recoenixs aoyfhfng ahoat it now. re-
member seeing IL Gs1nd hefors. aud thst ID
about the only thing lefs inst can recognise,
and even thss has bssa seahed Oh since was
here last
Il have trsvslsd ssss< deal lately snous ths
Doomed cities q the West, bat I have never
seen any CITY IN Which 20 much business vas
done ~ there Il IN seattle. nor where there was
% much eoUm0tion. ] hope. however. that
the next time come there viii ke . very pretty
little theatsr here In which can Give my enter.
taiument. Instead Of such iaree. harn-iiks a.
fair - the Annoy.
No. hawaii aoquirsd any pecperty in ssaa-
80 yee. hut have had Tho sefusa1 Of . great
deal ] an thinning Of that matter VERY seri.
cusly. however. and there h NO knowing what
shall DO"
TO NJ sAxougfyp TO-DAY
Bill Nye being IN old time ne wspapsr man
htpseaf. viii - baaqUeeed by the eeattlo prses
Cub th1s eveuing.
"A msseiDs ~ newspepx men 80 held IN Shs
RosE-INfxlLssaxcsR e6Ace yesterday efsernoou
land committees appointed to take charxe OF the
bouquet. which win b IN entirely informal
affair All the editors and reporters Of the
n~wspapefs IN seattle win Join In the sfVbet 70
Feputasson - jcurnalise and his Standing In
society.
Tonight Mn Nye win givs the last entertain
rnent Of his sesiss IN this city. All Who have
nj heard Bin Nys shouid grasp The last oppos-
unity.
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The YoanAsP a. the ssIntelligeacsFw ~
visiting Seattle.

The Founder a. the "IntelligeaceEv Re-
visiting Seattle.
David Higgins. founder, and for many years
editor Of the Daily and Weekly Iaeslignccr, ID
n the city. Mf. Higgins hes besn living q
6prague for several ysars, where he hes bsilt M
: large ana lucrative law practice He wishes
- rstise hon practice now end 4 thinking Of
rstuynins to eoettle.
xf. HisKins yesterday expressed himself u
0rsesiy surprised st the growth Of Seattle.
why" saiA h. - lev yean ago. whom Va
editor Of the Isteliipeneey. publishsd IN sdi-
torial which was considered vsry Wild 81 that
time In which ] predicted that Seattle would
extend from the hasbos TO Lake Washington.
You must know that ct that time Second street
was out In the country. ! 80 now that the city
NOT only extends 70 the lake but beyond L"
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i NEW PROPOSITION


nu6rntnx fhe Unten Pncine eficials
~ n Holcomb, vieesDse1tdent nd
- r. Bo9ue, ehief eneineer:
on6sstent supcSin1eudenS, c. }.
- = he RneiAc dtviafoa. aad !,
osio1oa1ent Of - weAer dfvs.
~ 3 eDwn and shortly otter their
- - sranspoFtstioa eommiftoo q che
r Commences 0f this city. Tho
- Of the unioo Rnc1ac
Fl go proceeded in . bustneos-
$50 to state the object 81
- vIeit 70 eeasfle. thaf oh1oet .
- vas 70 make known In deAn11a
- vsy to The citizens Of seattle O.
57l1 IS The Chamber Of commsece. ehat
7 lsci6c people proposed 70 extend
- d railway to this city. psostfed the
- ersut them franchises TO get INTO tAo
% r1cyided. further. that the citizens
2 Sroesfs with them In securing suitable
115S1e seminal facilities
| - u The road had no hesfsafion 10
y mmmist<e that II the eity and cftf-
~ - their part. the Union Pacific
80 ~ extendtd y aeakt1s. befoee
= 1901. thus making Seattle the
= Puget Sound Of the mosi extensive
81 mi3uny rsaehing the Pacific ocean,
n1lsaes Of 5000 rsiles.
!. - shs 80 80 - sneJ a.
sa 80 - $500 ~
49, ~ - !. aa - =. e.s.ls. 49,
"A ~ s -. as :. = -. y.
80 n - 80 - ~ :. = ~. =, -
& "a y: I'd - - 800 90 :. 49, 49,
81 These grounds are on the Oats n
! =. .aa -. r1...sn a.se
4 ~ - - Is. 80 a.. - - ~
l!.l ~ /. 49, q - go, .sAs,. -
:. - - 49, -, 800 ~ inc
~. ~ -. . -. - !. !. - - ~
~. = 49, - 49, :. 80 sl ~ -
!ll ~ - - -. 49, . $3.50 aoI
~ -. - III. VIC $3.50. ~. a.s -
E "a l...l. ~ ss.y 80 go -.
l..Il. a y ~ 49, 49, ssis sos s1ess
* S ..... y !. :. - -. -, 's, 49,
g ~ ~ -. ~ ssss
Il. ~. 49, ~. - $3.50 $500 1919 ~.
1911 = - 49, 49, = = 1870 ~vSs -"
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captain John Rasnhan fsil overheard Oh III
North IN rscidc txsstle below the seattle Trans.
fer Company's var chousc No. /. ~ O'Clock
yesferday afternoon while On the way 70 his
homo On the Grant street bridge His csio for
help attracted the attention of Superintendent
A. q Kerry. Of The Oregon Improvement Con-
paay's mill, and the lsfter. with the assistance
Of sc0e paaDen-by. who also cana 10 the reocse.
saccssded in pulling ne old nan oct Of Ne
water. He was overheard fully three minutes.
and In addition 10 being halt full Of wassr. was
chilled 70 the hone. He wn taken 10 . house
close by, where he was relieved Of his we&
clothes, and in an horr Vas - clipper - usual
This is The old captains second narrow escape
from drowning In rwo years
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wla sahy wss - vs gave ~ csssnr'A
W.. she wa 0ad. - crssa Tor cAsso~sA
~ - became Mn. sae eaaas 10 cs~cr'A
~ ~ hsd chl.sr~s. she Esvs ssem CAasrta
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CrNrsf NIGHT GOWNS

We received Loo pieces At rev eaicsfnss N
sslk and woolsn drcss fabrics usmmtap 70
match. Chester Cssary.
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he Ncrsnsra Psesee 10 Rec seaasg cuscia0
,s,asssd a. sess II reaxa % CAseAxa fss 81 go
c.ss~asua a Thesa ass The lowest rssss nsv
N se~rf a. CSalberu. etsy ticket agonA NJ
soronl ssrpe9 neseca eserks = TeaxxA espos
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ne v<ry esss harrasns IN ssetsis axs iee ale
Is fsaa5et tcn<1 4 To- sss,cr nsocAs S0f1& u
lanes and S<ecsd stfuetA
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NrN rNRRofpYRTxs
SxN nRrss MArEAIALa

We received sso pfeces new emhrctdesfeA
hemsffschea vsndyke point. every cencefvaeas
style: rrex IL uadsr valae. Chester Cseaxy.
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sc GENrs' NIGHT GOWNS
". r~eesved . large lsne ~ Fenn ui9ht
eowns. nlrely trimmed, ~ sac each. cAesfss
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when ys1 ge - Grcen iAAs taae Laks Insoa
esr ana - the cna<acsaR fex - ehsoaea
ss<ksa evoe the 6sean Lac electric Ina
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eATr or TOWELS

We received so dosen oil linen snveh dtfset
from Belfast New pafterns and eness linen
drvsssd nne eli linen Huek. God sise. ~ l2sse
each. Chester cseary.
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Nsx lace curtains Chester ClsAry'
New hosiery. chester cisAry.
~. ,sasx.s eheraiss ana srsvesx hAndsonszy
trimmed Chester Casary.
Nrw whsse sestA chesser Cteary.
NJ ysntyke pasnt gisnsA caessss csesry.
N.v hcase fsrnssAins rssA ChssT clears.
Nee v<slsngA Chester Clesry.
New xsrxhssas r<sratea Chester cleasy.
go. cents night esunA Chester cssafy.
New lnenA Chester Cieasy.
Nev uns<<na Chester Cleary.
New aotsed ewisa Chssses cisary.
ia sar~rs - e@~sA banda
Tuxs Discovery a1datlsa-
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over the Northern Pacific sailruaA: dining care
and sleeping ca1 every day Ia The yeaE seattle
to Chicago al mtiea the eheeteef rUuea eecondr
considerations
rHixry THRRR Houns Am SmInfv AZ MiNUsse
saved In yeochins Chieaeo via tnis line. 4
Chiiherg, city ticket aeeat ~ secend 5000
Bossoa block: r T0ukiA ospoe uckse aooas
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81 NINA SILKS

wer~rssved zoe pieces lntsa ssikA iee sew
shsies 10 eefe<t from 81 DOC ayard- Saess@
Sleary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-04
rABl.E IINENs AND NAfKINa

We received 600 pieces Of table linsus ana
(, Geo dozen nacksEs direct frvm beifAse go
,oa al table sep = hioh we are ooersng - spsc1ai
prterS Chester Cieary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-04
sc MANUFACTURES

We received 40 dosea ane smear lawn. hand.
sosuefy em bfciAered hemsutch~d ard ocuiiored
handler hsxfs IL . big disccank New pAgfefuA
Your choice - ctass each Chester CieAFy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-04
IT'S 70 FiYrY HouRs eAVKp

TIN To fIIIT hOukS eAtAU
nv taking the Northern raciae vseetbaied train:
lravso seattle 500 . =. daily. No change q
cara and al miies the shcrtset rcuse - MI.
pNsseueera in Cusen deros ten ~ any h0afl
ahead Al other Inca A. Cnuoefk. essl 1919
ar~nt ZIG eeccnd street. Boston block: = Ieo'
hin dersof tiohaa aren't Snoff1a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-04

The rnion Parsec i ne os.y sanscaessntS -
the running sr~s reclining eaas oan 49, 80.
- are Eaxl A. C. Martin, clzy uskst aren't -
5000 street, eoessa bsock q y. hrsSgA aksaA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-04

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w. ..n-9v~d asa rssces al nsw psssarpa al
,.nSss nr. -S. "a. u-8 ana u 81 Chester
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-04

The very best harsairs IN eeAsote sse Tor sale
by Daniel Jones 4 Co. Butler block. corner q
James and second streets
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-04

For sale ss Stewart q Holmes. corner q Sec
ond and Cherry streets; Harris eaa.. seanle
sfrrets. fowman d Hanford. Front street;
RiIeJ BrosL, corner OF Marion and Third ssreets
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-07
Oh, WHAT cough,

MOI. Will you heed the warning. The sig
nal perhaps OF the sure approach OF that
yourself if you can afford for the sake of
saving 30 cents, to run the risk and do nothing
for it. We know from experience that Shi-
lOh's Cure will cure your cough. It never
fails. This explains why more than a million
bottles were sold the past year, 1t relieves
Group and WhUOpjng Cough at once. G,Othcrs
do not be without it. For lame back, side or
chest. use ShilCh's Porous Plaster. Sold by
KalIcyer i Son. 2-l3-ly