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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-01

Washtagsss fM0Ss ssstss $50 hs@sstsa1
AseOesntt /, -
We have Tor saie iosooo anree n dioef.
eat parts 81 the state In b. 10 ~ 90 - and
l6v acre isrus-gocd farming iands. 70 scfss ~
knamctav. ~ mi4es soutn OF seats4e - Nostsesn
PAc q raits I'd. fo0i tmpgovsm utA INA
o. hars. Z 100; a and leo cfes government
land on Hnod's cl1a: % q 100 aer. sovern-
ment Iand In Kttsap county. 10 ~ e. near Green
lake. est0 per &C q. lao acres mar 0feeu Ale,
eioo per srr ; y scr~ n, rcer Inland, tAn; 10
ecrss Pom Angeles. af7s per aces. sand ~ acre
lots rear Pnrt Townsend. eiuo PET ACRE. lake
ffoats on Lake Washington, optesite tn termi-
nus OF Madiseo street cab railway. 10 ehoics
lots in Pleasant valley. "A the Inc 1t the pro
poseA slec,fic rail- say . ona the boulevard, size
81 lots SoxiO within sighs o. Hssw .ths PAst.
el0o each. son acrvs choice pieces OF Norths "a
RAci6s railroad lands IN Kias county. - 10 10
Der acre: 20 ac-es In sc n. tn - n, re, near
Esss esn Pac &c 70 road: land L Wee seattle
u arrvss 30 scres . Il 90 - y a. r2w ", al
soed and. 81 scr . sowu in ass PSF acre.
ITO acres IN sec II % O. n. 81 -. good cay up
lnaa. hssvt y tinb-r~d, so per are. sos cr~s
In secs Is an a. ~ - q. 2 y. mostly bo tsm
land $3.50 p acre: ii acfes - tagv City.
Crcxon. ni ev improved. sd Oinine cit, 30
per acre imp oved. slii ca M sas" ARE lots
an . n for an average OF 90 per acre: sh .
ga reAin. tn east OF end near 10 Lake
Nash suetos, Cs r-f acre koxwea natldlng.
room 3 Seattle. wash
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-01

eAS FRANCISCO MARKET RRvrRw.
eAy nAxcIsco. Feb .. whear--Bettsr tone;
esssass fairly free. ouo,ahle si.2 =
an WEAK: No. feed, 7Na7elsc.
pass- Quiet bat steady: dea aud fair, stochs
- excessive bat ample TO meet eurrcns wants:
eelce Iced, u SdsLSsss: No. l. sLSl05l- sass
eesf ersdee, esdsisa
hegs-Priees nrna. bat trade Is not active.
WctAhe asisc
hsAncs-frices s'eady, some small consign
lot Eastern on the markc'; Earsy Rose.
NE&s; Peerless. iL7ass: Hurbanks. 81. icse 90
.as'ef--E0y: fancy, isc. good 10 choice. Is
lsr-Esr: California. isslse; Eastern. Il
g charters reported. No arrivals from north
Hxv rosK MERCHANDISE sAsxxr
~ foRx. Feb = Golf e--optioas cios~d
posas sp; sses. s6oO bags: March.
& 0less' Nay, si6sesi6ss; spot Rio. arm;
~ exrgves, .pc
tsear--Nrm.
woel-iasy- Dom este ne~ecs. sa4se.
ese~r-Neslecsca; Lake. March. sl&oh
.fed--sttadys domestic. sIsTtr
sa-Firmer, straits, sseso
eHIcaeo live STOCK MARKET
eHeAcc. Feb ss- casfie-Recssps., 1000:
- eeyes tssoka2s, steers. tsss ~: stock.
md kvders. s2.sosSee; Texas eora-ied
esU q seas 81
= Receipts. sseoo storage Sc hfrher,
as' Sstss&os: heavy. NsasSss; siynI s. %
Wr-kseesrts. 5000; slow and weak: na-
&sess 30, wests rn cora-fsa. u Sos. 20.
aana. Nstsisa
CHICAGO PRODUCE xAsxxr.
ssNAao, FEB a. kse-Msy, ssc.
ansy-Nothing seins
Nhssky-s.i
saosiaers--stisS4sc: short clear. SSasoa
LIVERPOOL GRAIN wssxxr
'AArccts Feb .S-N heet-~Ftgm; demand
~Rsosiag. holders ofser moderately.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-01
Eaox TERMINAL On m1xa,oa rous

FaSsS. g. TERMINAL On nrza,oa rou1s
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAnAoAp
9 u iine . take . I'll points gsa -
soesa Y T. toe nlslSe cAn aoufG q
~ tnso1eA vssubalsd Trains svsEy
aAy In the year 70
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
mo change Of earn
oe0pessd Of Dsn'ns Can auurpass>l. -
nan Draw ng Roam sieepen q
latest eQ1tpnent
-ToURISr EfxEPiN6 CARS
- thaf can b cepstrucsed and 10 vhaoA
49, nodalons are bota FREE and ssrnssho1
- holders Of efss or second-clasa s1cksn, -
KLEGAxr DAT coAcHEa
a concnuous line connecting With IN unes
enofuing dirscs and uninsersupt 4 service.
Pullman sweeper reservations can ~ oecuuo1
u sovsace through any agent Of the eoad
THROUGH TICKETs
II and trnm all pc'ns in Amen-s. RueisnA
- - ops ca % purchased q any uckee
Leave Portianf q 10 p N daily; arrive q
Hinn' aaoiis or -. Panl ct sic p n.
IAcsFlc DIVISION 70 ns esve Front ana q.
fsssm as' :, :; ,so :na 2 n : srs,. ::
Bee tie a:3S q n. ana s:s6 p n.
1hsoogh Pulimsn Palace eleepine Carr, elo-
lAnt day coaches, Gness palace dining cars b.
y 60 Portland, Tacoma and seattle dirsca
nj iniormasies concerning rasss. ans q
1eins. ros'cs and other details fsEnisAsd q
Al CHAR l. TON. As. Cen, r.ss An.
\ cHiLsiSd. siiy riesss 1S.ns. - s:cs.A
street Boston vi ck. 8. at le. kasn-
Z ToNKIN. Ticket Aren't,
Seattle Depot. f,os Of Third stsosA
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dispatch steamer from Seattle - follows:
foe ian HrAnci-co via Pom Townsend and
vict ria: A. p n tpaseengen received on
boasd q Sp. nj February 2. :. Il II. - and q,
and every Ave days thereafter.
For Ai-ska: Re uary ! and - Steamer g
the M carries no pas.s pger..
Prom San Francisco. tor Victoria end Puess
Sound ports: AIS .. m February q ., II 10,
- and March I. an1 every i've days there.
after.
Tickets may b Obtained q the once Of ~
company A3 Ocean Dcck, Seattle
0O0DALl, PERKINS a CO..
General Agen1R
Ne DMaxkss street. San Frsncasco, Cal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-01

6eattlc's best citizens are ives NJ In Wool
land Park. They ere satisaed Il IL 10 be maize
the finest pisce In Seattle No one who d. sire
70 speculate 70 sh~if sdv nsage OF 70 iavcst for
tature homes - o. great advances In vsiues
menss TO b. made in cay u park and boulevard,
Ane .bouses. electric and cable roads. Pisnk
rad arouad Lake unioa 70 afs,ri the peotle Of
tut roeted parties say-sp assoss tbs properly.
bat 80 mapa, vis1s the iofa and use your cwn
judgment R~spccsfuily. Daniel Jones Co.
6S2 0rcond nfros Z rom =.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-01

HOTEL AmmrvALA
Ynn nAiyfRR

4MB 2AlyfEA
McJnsyrs.H Yakims Efskp'srk. Lebanon
- Cobb. Lebanon. Or 3 Ksskpasss +. DO
beek. kavesns Pk 4 " Das .. Phsla
bfank Bartlett CITY clippmas. s~n Yraa
Mason. ~ Iowus'd n Hard. CITY
q Grssn = VI. Portfd c lArison 4 VI Tee
u Nam, nslwsuhes r u smifh. virxsnia
Miss Mary q hsIler.N PA ofTarrell. Tacoma
y Moore, City CP Marshall. g ty
II der. do n Whitney. %
Mann, do nanheek q VI. Il Paul
J kuhn. uT.wnsend G sns~drn. Tacoma
W MeaS4 Tacoma I'm Hafrisssn. FsdAlro
psvis. FidsiEo Elk Hsddieston Kocss',r
Palmer. lily + B casni-x. Tacoma
WFCarson. Tacoma " Scott Pniisds
G d Aver. Osympia VIZ Hsxvn. v daIgoI
w Newell. City WI Srse4l, Esy
George Newell, City n su,iiysn. New Yoft
IRE sHouuALHfR.
n G Afsn. Fall City wb RundeIl. 81 Paul
g y Hobart, Hoquium @ Marx Portland
h Alton, Livsugstoa o r. ixesie. b troit
" g Hal. chicago g II Allen. snohomish :
4 schranx. San Fran Mrs L n Lane. DO
c = savage, do w H,gndsm N, Tacoma
Mn brstsens Gilman w He-sey. do
+ Aaliarky. do Msss EddenIcR do
3 oussia, snoqnalmic 8 wso stock, Montague
B Jones. Nontessno Mrs wooistsk. DO
Perry 4 VI, oiy mpis vs. Ao.rv. BlkDlanond
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A WATER LOT FREE.

Every man who hes bought bl.ek In wool
land Park receives tr . lovely boulevard water
fruos lot luf b athonse ur pc m r. orr These
lots vii become ysry valuable. H.a ing ~
Green lake u eofe for iosstss AID chi dren. Fish
lug u good: the ccnsFy enchanting Daniel
Jones Co GA second street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-01

<sss o . . >
nlS15vn d hay and oats were quite heavy 70
- n steamer W. Mnnroe brought ten
- = tay frum 6uohnmish. tbs schoobes l. J.
Is fbarly TONS Of hay from LaConncr. and the
Fanny Lake. loo seeks Of oAts aud a.
- Il hay The nrst two were combined
& Moser Co. and the iast ole 70 Jones' 4
I'll
- essioads Of sheep were received hsrs
o. eon foday over the Eorfhsfn Pacific
~ This eives the market . GOOD supply
~ veetx 10 coma An especially good Do
2 , tooked l =. ~ mutton has beeu very
- 1hs soxular msrxst price ~ II prsvaflA
No. odvices from Oregon indicate beeter
80 y NE Portland exg market The same II
3 a - n San Francisco. This seens 20
- the market In Eesttis and ~ Cd
r ~ y - per d, srp for No. stocks Of East
- would NOT be surprising. The sdvanes
8 y . n today and maybe not until Monday.
ID ~ n oeede are fncscasiDg, and tho opening
IN u NH trad II looked for shortly. Prices ars
1noing shout - they did last yesf.
pnncsAHDisE AND rhoDucE nEcEIyrA
Dugne The last twenty.four hosrs the mefchau-
~ pspduee receipts e this p0gt were @
I6us northern Pacific ssiiroad, - tons;
ntds = Puget souHd railroad. rs tons.
S6es1e, LAKE shore 4 EASTERN railway, go tins.
pats,-wslIa Waila, se6 tons: Fanny Lake.
I'M; l. J. PERU. 10 tons; W. r. Munroe, 10
5aW. Z Merwin, 8 tons: Clara Brown. tons:
(uond. tons: Edith. tonA Total re ceipts.
SHIPMENTS.
Du1ine NJ Iast twenty hours soods and
4 ptRhandlse uere shipped from seattle 20 the
uuuo1ine cnunsry - follows: Northefu Ps-
3 - nlI1ao6. - sons; Columbia 4 PUGET Sound
r10goo1 q sens: q sttie. Lake shore 4 kastssn
unNoy.n lsns. Nv water Mabel, tons: Clara
np9o. etus; Warrington. tons; cascads. II
: -; n & Irwin. u tons: Queen Of the Psr
- tDeea. rotsi shipmsusa, 1,ist iona
NATURE or REcgIrTx
- ~ m, . cars hsy. 3 cars sheep. . oas
nmhW; I'm sheep. cars cate. ear wood.
1u0 ~ car oats. cars shingles, 1000
/ ~ 0bexss fruit
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-01

Free spciiuie9 chair ~ run through from
Portland % Chicago without change via the
Uni Pacific. A. rtlrs city ticket agvnt
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Twelve lots. 500 fest by le7 deep. q ballard
five minutes uaik 20 two chnrch :. Road ssde-
walk IN the roruer y, b oek 90. Que third
cash. Daniel Jones 4 Co. 81 seeoas ssreei
Ballard LOT. ga Daniel Jones 4 Co. 60 Second
street r ON 7. Moaey a these.
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pUon1 souzD clUTx1 LxR
IN ToRx 10 sEAxIf8 pnnrR
nsAns Anaisn eaps9 AaS
HENRY WILLARD as ~ sssisssrA
n9eea1s atssek Oe1ers ~ sasei MIA ~ Inn
=. sass sssra Fss 49, 3 81 e - e.
sAiso &c stfaRrE : CO.
1ALFouR, WILLIAMSON 4 Co,
= cesssa kxeaansA Hanover sssar~ xs~
CAs.DIAx PACIFIC xAvlaAr1oH CO.
~ u4mitsd)
srxAxxR PRx1nxR
vsaeosvsr. Monday and gTs~nsend. THURSDAY
1ssa., s.s s. :ss s'1 s,s.s = pa
hursoay-----ilp nj Tuesday .--...---.--1 . N
eessilA Tuesday ansI Tacoma. Friday and
.--------------s = n SucSoay .-..---s---~1y -
s,.su.. . :. 1.,a.,rA.Ir.-,..a.as, .1vn -.
1oseday md sriaay whetcom----- . . N
newusend ------.-.4 = = Roche Harbor-l2 = y
n.sssesn 1888 - \ vanoosssr.---------.7I =
Ths conpsny rvstrves me rsgAs % change a.
time tasas Or plssss Of eall without ne<ieA
DArs or DRrARruR8 YnoA s.ArTIx
TuaDdays an1 EffdayA
DAN or ARRIVAL AT sxATIx1
Tuesdays end PridayK
JOHN = oBRrEx. Nasass
~ u. Me0MyIA Agent
JOHN living, Manager c. 2. y. Co. La
Fur mn-
PAAxNG11 sTEAMKR FLEETWOOD
-YoD-
ooa11lA TAep0a. 0lynpiA, etolloooem a
0cNstts inland
WINTER TN. CARD.
coo1snetsg Tsrsoay. Sovenb~ u
Lev !. osynp.a daily sas.ps xo.day- ,.ss.
Asrivs sssssia i@s@
Hsrunx1xo
Lss.s sssssis. daily sxcsps MONDAY 2@pn
x,r,v. n,vmns. s11ppa
LANDfHGs --sassls. Yssler's wharf: fsron@
y. p. 3. 4 whaf: ympia. nosY's wharf
Meals % b. ard Only boat making rnunA
exip So days Carries Southwestern and WeilD
Fasfo express and fase fr.isht
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- = sLAx1-
AuAonnu~
Au..s A..s,.. 49, .
beoiSne Isae - ~ s1ssiss. - -. -
r..,...
sA
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-
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eArnAf. nmlm rSesvrpxD racpyrs. sso1
rfestdsnf ....-...--w.s IAAa
-'''s -'a-s.--s = l4''asa
oshs exessnse sad s,ex-ssAse sranss.u "
~ ro,,,sss -, - - 49,. - sras-
- wssnisssa, a,..s.sr 80
1ens uaD e exehanEe o. London. avax,aA3o
collscsisas nsds q IN poansA On ssvsr.sa.
Bonds. SOCKS ana csee. vs,usb,es r~suaven
- dspcsis tef sase asepsng
WAsHYNGTON SAVINGS BANK-ISCOR.
~ poraied under tns territorial iauA
CAPITAL y,aoua
~ n psssccsn r r
,sxxxxAI sASxfxs sussxxss raAxsArsxn
nonn-.oe n g 2 M and saturday even
ms hon % o'clock
~ssss.. ..e - S.s.. J. :. r s..n ~ rrxss.
BASk " sk11isH COLUMBIA
(Incofpoensed b royal cnar,se IN.
Starr s.ss ss-'' 'A'
d 10
eurplua - 80 49,
~ Ts<r-r. ~ - 4 n 49,. T.sIt r"fuen4
Westminster. kanaimo and Kamioopa IN q.
,n sas s:ss' and s'i d. ei.. ana .
xso On n 1900 lori Cssssse. Canada and Hong
NJ 80 ~ ~, e,r. 49, .suo'ccs 10 check
THE FIRST NATIONAL Rank OF SEATTLE
i
Yssd ~ capital, -sisasm
srurHS Tr-e S'''-'s'-'-..-s w. Sssncens
0enopnl hnnkfns Ind 49, er~nsna4sa
49,.
and Enrope.
B
PAID iooo0
-
. President
- = 6PESCRB sse~ns-.
=
-
10 cRAyEs Prrsia~.e
WR FORREsT. Vice PrrsidrnI
u. y. BACkuS....-.-.....-.-. -Casnier.
ca,,t.l AHA oa
Trausacts general Ia nkinr busins~a
TUE SEATTLE NATIONAL RANK
w pa,rspn u. $1,000
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U,o NoNTxsANo AND AL FONTS on
eRAY's HARBoR

Puaxf SOUND Z eRAYs HARDoR 4 =
Ihsuugh In one day nom seattle
Trains connect daily q KAm1lch1o g IN u
with steamer from Seattle
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CAUTION-Ths Histogenetic Medicines
are sold in but one agency in each town.
The label around the hottie bears the fol-
lowing inscription: DIR. J. Eugene Jor-
dams Histoeenetic Medicine Every other
device ID frauA
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r.a ara - tAe EneSs rcyeaSse EfNs natA
xrss = ) 40 esra1<- psswer sAfA HnAeeeees ~
viud. her eas A oss ca early u sp.salsa
- toekA warehouse ese-
onAaaGo POWER = co.
C~snoe osnsso snA fr~aA
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THE FAST AND coMMopfoU3 PASSx60R8
i sTkAAAR MULTNOMAa.
toPPosf1oN DoA0
Leaves the n. r. wharf dal at 4 m for olym-
Pie. Ksmilchs and Gnsy's Harbof. rsturning -
Tacoma ~ p N, connecting with boan iof
sEAI1AA AMI waAIGoA
Arriving at Seattle q . pm
TINE fABLR.
~ Tacoma 20 . n Ar Olympia lcA0a n
Lv Olympic les . q Ar Kamiche u&am
Lv kamichs 12l p N Ar Olympia l&rm
lv Olympia 800 N Ar Tacoma seopm
CoaEss M with t<.a . tos esaxIss
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vn rNG LADIES'.

Va v1e lAUt9N,
ton . Sissasss g ss Sas.s e. 49, sssss3s 60
49, 49, ns1 7, sny obscure diaaesil = No.
sss !ss s .sss s s:Sss. ss e: sslSssa:sd
s s,lns e every department. q nsxissl - r.,
- os - ssRsrssnSs ne peofsssa has hed -
we.sa's Hospital Colles~ Nsw -. - n
eoissicai spscisiisss q ssi Il 70 osuSssx 8
1S YOUNG ana aalaa.s-Ansa n1oa
Lossss Physical Dscay, arislnr - f~5i-..7
s s,,npsos g ne issA. svsrioa : $500. ~
.ssay 9 s.aissss end a. ~ !
seseiy permanently cd uoo65ly 0psA - ~
Olo0O And Sale nsenAana
2esnA IT, nea dssa6sul . q rsSSSss
vSsss s,As Ssi ssss .. 81 p~.aaaas suua
kiessy. unsa1 q naAAR eununu1-1n
SisodS srsns f ~ 49, "a s'sssssk ss.s|sIe9
a 80 = sssaalae vvsk lssS, SSSSSSrlii@S
Co. 2 Eseapsly - sea6 -
y. B.s~o u,oo 49,.
49, nnsdsss 90 suiskiy - -. 49, I
NOV y. :: Fl &c. ssass. .,syAssE : -,
syssy e. ne - . oisa1 ~ : iss-S sHs,ss'
: :ss': :s, Z a'sas = s0Gshs - as1ss
kspssisass = vsrA svsuyss,na R,euere..
oolne4 ~ eeosu1e1ng VIII. eg3f11ff1y 1IS13
- successfully tsooftmG eh00Gnn2 nj
= ev4u - - pcoeon3oo - - 49, r
tocsed u10 eyesy peossnsnkio - r. r. s.
oiesaeA e - lmity, enebin = = S1SS
ssnsneg wis1 nAe moae1toA eNo6 - kS1~ 55@
cssded . fssseeing healGk = tn 49, ~ r
&C., Qeoee4. even otoqR go 1RlIr1 ~
esne rsyaaees nave Mod = 60 - -
nent cnanee Sof Ne oenok -
ee.ue1en - sn9aatoue - - inp1os1 11S6
g xneeess 9nsck. aad sAov 80 ~ fn1<SIn
-. s.,s a. .nfnssnsd svsy 80 pAya1m15 -
Pessossesiiine = sus snes a. Asv~ - -.
iecuoe g . ire oousultaxtoa with - or11
ence snst tney nay dspsn4 spoa Bsou1v6n46S&
oi1 opinlona Memorabilia nQn6so 1oosnnR pSo1[
eoIe enefgeo aod ~ encouragement W1c100 4
psgspe0 81 Improvement ~ eusA
Uaf pfecs!ce 10 founded upon theseGnlo QfYNo
49, S1ss1edA wfthous selsssnee - oohooD -
'You Win - - ssRpd q pae,uansa = 90
treatment md - o1o Win - tfonA0n unf0M
thefr = stroug prohahlli1y 81 8 euso q 800
nsnt oenene Aaks tnsssrugnesons 80 loe11o
Ones noam: vrens . n ~ : = -
daya . n . - oaly.
Il b-Pensas unabis - visft - ~ -
treated 6 their homes ~ euev0peo1ooo4
Medicines end iuserncuooo s6n1 ~ nAA - -
pgNoa Consuttafi0a M
Alvsys ssal seAaD vhsa sspay y espego
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILwAY-rHE ONLY
1RANscoNTrNESTAL LINE
Running solid trains fson
PACIFIC 10 ATLANTIC COAT.
-coxmsTsEe o.
raleee 0espfa9 ana perioe ears.
Elegant day achea.
Luxurioos diDiug caeu.
ceaDedieus colon.st siecplns can-she later
free.
THROUGH TlCKBU
10 O. Paul. chssaso. Detroit, Torouto, Montreal.
oueber. Hsiisex. - John. Nsv foek,
Boston. Port1and. and al
20 nto In she Tnfte1
ota1oo and Canada, con be purchased - iess xo1eo
than VIA Any other line.
ia.sassn booked = and nom Ill European
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CTATrLE, KIRKLAND, HoUaHroN AND
- far on Ferry.
SrkANER EDITH r
Win ieave hs- CT rear Win I ave KirkIana
cable ruAA, axe aaan an wa prs.
At losQ N. Asu-oa
AZ 100 o. n AZ 2osp m
AZ $50 , n. AZ 40 .. n
TAXI NOTICE
Parties vfll please procure their ltqecn believe
leaving Seattle. - uons VIII b sold On steamer.
CT KRAFT. Mas.s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-01

For ssss. mass aad passiculara can On q ID
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-01

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-01

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-04
The net gains and losses by counties are

Sagsishoc has the same number a. one
year ago
Seventy-fCur posts expended for r,lief
S., s9l 81, an increase of 81 ,206 50 over
last year. The other S posts 10 not report
any relief furnished Three hundred and
forty-seven comrades, or their families,
were assisted Two hundred and FIVE par
sons noi m mbers assisted Thirteen posts
report rei'ef furnished, but do not state to
whom SVEN
The amount of contributions to the Johns
town food sufferers was S27l so Twenty
qigi; posts contributed S252 so One re-
ilsf corps and four comrades $40, making
total of S27l.s0, which amount was
promptly forwarded.
The Assistant Adju'aat General saws
The correspondence o. the Office does {
decrease in the least. The Inquiries re-
ceived from all parts Of the colntry fs in
formation as to the residence Of old COM
rsies in the army, aud the names of com.
rades who served in same company or regi-
ment, etc, have at times made me think il
was Az Intelligence office | have endeavor-
ed to answer all such inquiries salts
fac'orily and as promptly as was
possible under the circumstances.
great many Of the letters from posts and
comrades in this department, were in relation
to matters which are fully and completely
answered by the rules and regulations, and
Beath's Blue Book. No post should be
without copy of this book. All the cor
respondence has been conducted with as
little delay as possible :"
In referring to the National Epcampment
at Milwaukee. Wisconsin. July lst-, the
Assistant Adjutsnt General says that that
design for a badge, adopted last year, was
worn on tina, occasion, and much sought
after as msmento.
Next year at Boston. the Pine Tree Cone
should rival the Massachusetts bean Dot in
numbers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-04
LITERARY LIGHTS.

Gaidos. the Spanish novelist is dark
slender man ~ wears Of age.
Henry Watter,,.i,, father. AT tl,, age Of 81
continues to WRIT newspaper letters.
1t required AN act Of the Italian nnrlia.
ment to permit the burial of the poet Erovn
ing beside his wife at Florence
U;u;o T. ci.1
50, ooo a ,ea,. hy an Ar,.,i,.an ,,n,Iisbar 70,
Tho o,,,u.iyo ma ~ nj. I,,.r.,.y p,,,.,,,
MAJ wan ""ins 'hiy 'nr'e months III
.he year n''' '''cii uo's ms writing on iarnl
near EiH''ra' "heie ne mas an octag"nal
glass fo' III IN "hlch ne docs MS WIRING.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-04
DAUGHTERS OF EVE.

Mrs. Charlotte Smith is urging congress TO
tax cigarettes s. pack.
Mrs. Mary liverplore is reputed to be worth
slG0, OOO, a fortune thai is the result of her
lectures.
Mrs. Harrison has all her shoes made TO
order, and, upon the honor of their maker,
the last used is size 5, width Z.
Mrs Harriet Beech,r Stowe is said to have
realized s2UO,0Uu from The sales o. her ia
nous novel, Uncle TOMS Cabin
Annie LOUISE Cary is described by one who
saw her recently as being fat, fair and forty.
She sings al home, but nowhere else.
Miss Van Zandt, the American prima
donna, says she never enjoyed singing so
much anywhere as in st. Petersburg, al
though the climate tried her voice very
much.
Max Maretzek says that opera singers are
enormous eaters Christine Nilsson, says
Max, was once so hungry that she ate a sau
sage he had carried in his pocket since the
day before.
Miss Latham, lately appointed demon
strator to the chair OF pathology and bacteri-
ology in the University of Michigan, is one
Of the three ladies in the United States who
have been elected fellows of the Royal Micro
scopical society.
Mrs Donald Cameron, wife of the Penn
sylvania senator, is tall and graceful wo-
man Of great personal attractions. She was
an Ohio girl. niece of Senator Sherman,
and she is one of the most popular women in
Washington society.
Kate Field is described by washington
correspondent as bright, wiry, .lender lady
Of about medium height, WITH brown hair,
bright ewes, and tongue which can talk for
two hours at n stretch and advance . new
idea every sentenca"
Nellie Patterson, of Mount Carmel, Is the
only woman machinist in Connecticut. She
is a handsome girl, bright eyed, quick in
action and very popular. She is employed
by the Mount Carmel Belt company, and II
a full Gedged nachinist.
Clara Morri, Is great lover of birds, aud,
i'll tnrt, has u regular aviary, filled with
bright pluiuaged specimens from all parts of
the globe, They all know her ami manifest
their delight upon her approach by shril
chlrrups, or by breaking into sivery songs.
A friend writes The Boston Transcript con
corning Miss Elizabeth Peabody II see her
every weak Or 50, aud find her lovely in her
waiting to 20 up higher--no Whining no
fretting, no garrulou.nc>s. Upon my asking
her recently If death had any sadness for her,
she said quickly: oh, no; death is only more
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-04

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