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hfafb~r. sna tke two working and isvsns
together spent psssporfionaa<lS less snsi
szyess rrcportsoDsseiy rnaee.
LII the course of time they saved enough
to 20 into business Tor themselves. and
grsduaify Increased ard extended their
business until they now constitute the ST
IOslis Stamping Company. the largest fiis-
Hxre sn.nufacsorv IN the United States
~ ara isy shey esphsrsd oas an inven-
tom. what i known ss granite iron-sare
zsssi In universal sse, established rolling
rsasis Tor IL manufacture. and In this
.l.rsssss IL Their business give employ fnent
ie M fssn. These hxosaeFs stsriruss
ssssis sEeerss primarily aad II large part 70
tIse American protective system, In the si,-
sessce q wAsen they sslAnk ilsy could never
haze made tlefr sfasf. Issg by virtue OF
wislea sisey hasa resisxlsd = iaaasiiacture
" l,l1h u s8fpsiea 10 consumers 81 soH
sa.ssssAsss IL s,sf. On This principle Dir.
sisssyfa ~laus, isavspg no personal ausisi-
isea 10 ss,lisseM osset. prsssntesi himself
- sestisaA8e sef congress IN = strcng
Democratic .lsssrie&. ARD was eleessd by q
hanlsesne Iosioflfy 10 an oaies which be
can vrsgs Isss al a considerable persona; aac-
Tissc~.
lssaystesa IL uosthy ri sore saerIfia in
Us i+issss 1T fsss hands 81 a man wbesn Il
Las sss@Edei To- aysse from she position Il =
ppor neSknAn NJ $40 per week 10 the
asiiueus ana influential condition to which
Sir. AsessfIughaas has attained.
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BILLS rspansgp.
sicuseutserss uaian's Action on Pending
f.s@ia,atiea-

Stcaseuttsss' unian's Action on Pending
Legislation.
AZ the regular meeting of Seattle Hraneh
Of the JoafHsymsn'S Stonseatters' sssoesa-
tian al North America. held last night. the
following resolutions were adopted
fsssfFsss ns sssftlc Rgauch 81 gaurnsnaer
sfeaer04ssE "a Association az North AFaerles, in
rassssf ssssAss thsi az besrsily in,isrss aud lie
Nesaa tbs psszzge tx tse following bills now
psnstug IN sae state legislature st DIV ps.
n No, II, sBtitssa An set 10 pso. he seg the
registration ~ napaes OF eiseters aad 90 prevent
maas 81 siset,aslS
SR No, 1. entlfieA AN at 70 regulate pri
fnAfv s3aet&eas II voluntary no}itiesl sssasiA-
s.oes snd % raaikh irsWi theyetp
a. NJ. 2. @aisiset IAN as IN provide for
rs8nssax Ats ilstuaeting hsiats ~ 1ha nuhsie
exaenss, saa - sesniste sat4ag st state AID
sitter sieetlassS. tHvitrt sssNaa a. the AasisA-
Ism systsm9
se BE. - entitled 'sa see IA prevent min.
lAg s8s manufacturing coypesassens frnya ef.-
esxlHg in kse baSsasss II esFfyiag na stores
kaesa ss eosaFsss stores oF geasssl snrply
sscxs~
= IA Ne s.. entitled sn at to prescribe and
res aiats tAe y.zYfasas al eoel ualtsgfs wAzcs
T. 10 ~ A. AZ ~ estAsatsh snd sappass 8
hstesaa II labor stStistes. agricultural and IN
lslsFssssa.
n = So - entitisa bali gos an ees 10 prc-
ygste faE fne better seeasigY Of nsc sna llsnh N
cases ~ ARE 80 hotels sae ether aaslalagS aus
cafFas az emergency
Aea te ). sestaas resolved taat tSapY Of tAs
fgsossatlss resolutions ~ ssWt IN asa aiseseni
seassaes and representatives from k3ag eoaasy
EoH a. xsl9ssS.k
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A u9vel isgentlpu i announced, which.
ii Il realizes tIse = pscsxtsesIs Of rs invsn-
tors. viii vaisaiJiy ntilsze a material which
haa heretofore goue 10 waste, besides sup
plying beaussIui fabric. IL is a machine
anss process for making from waste glass
a nice textile fabric Ii has recently been
put to a practical test. which IL said 10 have
more than fsalszsd expectations. II Is
claimed that the fabric thus produced COM
bineS these advantages IL Is incembusti-
be. can be manufactured in all coiors and
shades. whI0h VI course wii! not wash out
or fade. and can he made OF any desired
thickness light ne gauze or rs heavy as
q blanket Il can be made as soft end
more elastic than silk Is riaore glossy and
tasffous aud has the great advantage over
siIs that ii can be washea. II all OF this be
trae the eject on the silk trade must be
Nefsolix
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II oil reports be true, the crown OF Rus
ssa's sovereign must he marvel OF bril-
sisncg and beauty. lis Jewels are reckoned
4, hs softh six niiliiou dollars. Ii was
isrss worn By Catherine the Great for whom
il was manufactured by the renowned jew
cher, Paazis. OF Geneva. Besides several
hundred diamonds. some of them worth
tens OF thousands dollars each there are
i,itss -Four enormous fawlees pearls set
around the rim Of the eresn. with a mon
ster ruby, perfect In ro'or aud wondrously
brilliant for the cenier-pieee. Besides the
jewels N his erexn the ear owns Others
valued at fally five million dollars. Of which
Tbs i'nest the celebrated Oriotf diamond
forms Tie tip OF the scspter used On state
ossaSssss.s
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In the New York hospital. few days
ago, an Interesting and successful expert
msnt vas made in tie transfusionof blood.
Miss Iiszie Cunningham had been asphyx-
sassd hv gas a few days before. aud was
lying IN conatoss state. beyond the
reach al help unless her clogged veins
could he reyivifiea. To meet the emer-
geney, about two pounds oi blood vas
drawn from Amos A. Lincoln, a robust
telegraph linenan. and injected into those
at Miss Cunningham. who showed imme-
sliaie signs of Improvement and Will doubt
less recover her health.
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NeS interest in the possibility of tire
proof structures has been awakened bv the
recent loss 81 tbs splendid racer Bell Boy.
This animal cost his owner Sol COO. and II
has ts,rn fsrs rtei that he refused to sell
him lus s,a1sfass. But IL he had not been
worth tbs senta part Of that sum. there IS
something painful in the thought of a
notl0 eninsi rnasting ia The flames through
shstr earelessneisn In The construction of q
building wherein % house him. Its there
foie sat fying = &c informed that this
cosils calsnsits likely 10 bring the highest
ofasg q architectural genius to bear to de-
wise stable which shatl be peyiect in all
other respects ana absolutely fireproof.
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After aan has = nouf on ale he gets cat
on bali Toledo EIade
isn't the man Esso paints fence hns-<r
Of wood - wasaSaasos Cnpstas-
Cinderella found that . sew mental posi-
tion led to hyneueas one Tsxas Siffssgs-
The family stovepipe IVES never meant
for pipe OF peace BsngAampsss k<pssofs-
eua.
The formation Of trusts canEos be con-
sideyed healthy business syndlcatioE.-
7e,r< Hamfe Express.
II il not good form 10 discuss the
weather. lsss inst nos il II legitimate 10
ysscu.s ill., HiEvasI1e Srassz<L
When man is attacked BIZ '.la grippe
II makes hEFn weak in his knees and strong
Ia his 'neeze--- Ksavss<y Elssaprsss.
BiaeksfEjsh ITO apprsafice1 Thunder.
man. aoa / beat that anvil 80. ABynodx
w0ssil think II was = rsaBo- FIiegead< Bsssf-
b.
Euttsrr SAYS learned writer. "wss
unknown 10 the ancssnts" Then some Of
Il cannot be as cid rs il seems. fslfsbara
eAsoateGx.
We are snrprisss. that some of the sensa-
tiousl yreaeisrs have not bead forth on
= At Ma tfs$ istt3t shAS VA t-%N ~ SsfS-
" r. 7ys6stse.
rhe widow aud richt What do you
thiak Q. my gasden7 He tsingle and poor
-Beantifnl. ard yon the fairest flower IN
II. ! would | were yoar gardener She
Why, you'd make queer gardener. Come.
now. Il viii examine You. What Is the first
thing You would do were you gardener
here1 Held ask your permission to re-
move your weeds.
Deacon Young man thing will give
Won an order. bat | much fear that you
have not told the exact truth regarding
your goods Drnmmer--Wesl. sir, the fact
Is I have not Way. cir fsinking his voice
10 a Whisper, were I TO tell all the truth
about those goods I'd be murdered for nay
samples before reached the next town.
Philadelphia isqtisrr.
Druggist James. I wish you would be
particularly careful about ycur prescrip-
tons this week. James Yes, SIR, ! am al
ways IS careful as possible. sir. Druggist
be especially particular not to use arsenic
by mistake when you are putting up quiz
nine pills. James--i trust that my regard
for human life would prevent me making
such stupid hlunder Druggist That is
all very we'll as far as il goes, but see by
this mornings paper that arsenic is way
up. and we don't want to waste any
fIAeTsed.
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Take the Train and Visit Salmon
Bay.

See the number OF mills. ship yards and fac
tories working and In progress OF construction.
Look to the north and note its splendid situa-
tioi--a gradually rising plain with no heavy
rrades--and ask yourself. Is THERE ANY
LOCALITY, EITHER IN eEATTLE OR
ELSEWHERE, WITH PROSPECT OF
IMPROVEMENT SD BIAGNIFICENT9
Ask yourself, "where will be the best
and most desirable residence property of
this manufacturing istrict7 win it be close In
or somewhat removed from smoke and noise,
The experience of other manufacturing dis
triets In Eastern towns viii answer:
1T WILL he LOCATED 10 OR Is
MINUTES WALK BACK FROM THE
FACTORIES.
OF limited means and cannot AFFORD to
purchase the best property"
Yss, you can own the best future resi-
dsnce property.
do 10 Chilberg & Gardner and buy . lot
an situstea Cor SIS To 500; &25 Gosh.
balance In four moathiy payments-
This property 10 bat Is miautes' walk
rr.u lots selling ut Ballard for 81. 900
and over per lot.
ftts bat six min ntes' walk from the ter
minus OF TIC 0Teeu h1Ao EtocNrAc Motor
Line now extending.
The Front street cable Is TO be extended to Sal
MONDAY and motor line from Yesler avenue
to salmon Bay is also 20 be constructed q. once
These railway facilities, together with the
sitxarien ssdewgibed in tEis paper. are bound
To ennsnee the valuation OF this property
several fold
New IL the timc to invest Ina this prop
~rty. these prices being but temporary. To
he again advanced without notice.
Every lot of this property which Chill
berg a Gardner have for sale IL level; no
lots An hole. or ON the sides of hills.
This efser 10 = decided bargain with no
wildcat feasares-
cniioers & Gardner can look their patrons in
the eye and advise them eonscientiousiy 20 buy.
knowing IL is sIi that they advertise.
The advance in outside property in growing
town l. greater than tue advance la inside
property.
where Inside property increases 10 per cent.
outside property doubles and qa4drupaes
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rAss IT ALONG.

An appreciation OF the beauties OF estr
governmental system. and an inclination
10 initiate the example cited. is lIkely ~ h~
stimulated by brief biographical sketch
rseeasly published in the brooklyn *. "
NassSarS. Cssea IL relates 20 cue Of TIE
Republicans chosen at the last general
slestiom 10 represent the st. Louis district
IN congress.
His name Is Frederick q. NsearsnehAas.
Ne h native of Germany. whence he
sssae 10 this country ia issA snd at once
ness to work at has trade as tsaner. earn
ms the muaisceat sum al 81 per saSs. eai
email - we're his wages he maaasea 40
The end o. two years he wzs iosnrd By has
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II is Universally Predicted that in
the fear 1890

seattle VIII see the greatest tide of immigration
fss towards ner .hst she has yet experienced
Jan.ary l. isso. the Northern Pscanc will have
removed 81 Discrimination against Seattle and
will then be her ally.
The seattle, Lake shore Il Eastern in is0 will
be connected with the Canadian Pacific
The Union P2ciae and Manitoba transconti-
mental railways arr pointing their lines in thss
direction and seattle Is destined to bound for
ward and increase Is no other City on the cont.
mat has
Purchase one OF these lots from Chill
berg Gardner or their agents. Be prop
Srfy owner 90 matter how small. and b. nam
oerei wtsh those who viii prosper with SeA.tse's
prosperity.
Once VIII be spsn evenings unsIl p
n. Ne surs SD So shas property before
parchasins ssssvAsrs.
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Answers.

First-The natural advantages Of salmon Bay
surpass all other localities.
second--Its proximity 70 the terminal grounds
Of the Seattle, Lake Shore and Eastern Railroad.
mental systems.
Ing ate close to Seattle. namely. the harbor tide
data win be in litigation for years. owing 70 the
many claimants and controversies connected
with it While this is the situation. no Inn
provements win take place Of any extensive
character there, thus FORCING AANUFAC-
Turner'S TO SALMON BAY, where good
title can be obtained and possessing all the ad
vantages of rapid transit for freight and pas
sengerA
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Tbe final poem IA fenny son newly rsh.
lsssss8 yesauie, called Crossing the Bar.
t&svs rees,{s fanssels0w's Moyit0.
IS SslsstAuus. eAseA was iadsed. one o.
t.se lass F0~ms ETsns bis TEA.
Gssss saa eveaaax sgsf.
tes4 ene c,sSF cas- So tael
And Gszy tssns &c ne nsoAasas Is tie hax.
Whea tessest ~ ses-
hes s5sge ace - sissse Gag s.aaax sSheer,
5sA fa4 AZ sassaa ssas scam.
Wee IA - BASH sEe& irsna ast tAs toan.s
fas ssesH
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EWIlZhs sal eseasss tssss
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Awa rsAs sasre ~ s.s s4Ssess o. fsrese1.
u asa sms4ss
fss sA0' srosa eas o<sr eoarse OF EIEss aza
f&sn
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soga - see nsy vssus sse@ e. face
y 0ea hare crsszes he esz
Cutx@ss Casbosle salxe 4uaaGic hssleE-.otlS.
tfssksse. tsFus. esa EwNnts .sve ceEzS
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kzS8ssiea ~ sxss 81 AZ pstnts "a kRfog< ART
FrS ssEG sas1 - <sFtA4x8 FS4lrr szskxs ess-<s
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Washington Immigration and Homestead

Washing ton tmmfg rAtt on and HOmeete ad
Association.
We have for sale 10000 acres In differ
snt parts Ell the state in ,, TO- %, 10, 30 and
leo acre faFms-good farming lands; 600 acres
near Redmond. ON Seattle & Lake shore rail-
road. thirty miles from Seattle; 10 acres Al
knumciaw, W miles aa Northern Pacific rail-
way. leo on Hoods canal. Government land
80 acres government land Ia kitsap county. 200
acrss hftsap eounty-e assrss cleared and danced;
snail frest orchard. three years cid. good house,
only fifteen miles from seattle. sl25g per acre.
ar wa exc hange for city property 10 acres near
Green lake, satsi per scse tl1 acres near Green
Lake. 500 per acre y ecre, Mercer island. $40
~ acres Port Angeles. si75 per acre. acre prop
Frty, and 10 acres, Eeas Port Townsend. ssiD
per acre. Jake fronts ON Lake " asasng5en, OPP
pog the terminus OF the Madison street. eabe
ear: II choice lots IN Pleasant valley, on the
Inc a the proposed electric line along the
boulevard, Cor $40 each. lots 5oxiA near His-
wAtha Park AlSo 500 Neres choice pieces Of
Northern Pacific railroad lands in King county
S. 10 $50 psr acre also - acres in sec q To "a n
a g. hear Northern Pacific railway also land
ia West sesigse-~lH screS
par4iss in the E&strrn states or europe Will
be supplied with information aboat tae re-
soarces OF our state. maps, etc, etc, free Of
ehsrse, except the postage. amounting orai-
uarfiy 20 or = cents by addressing this office
Rooms p and =. kaxweli building. Garner OF
Columbia and Front streets, seattle. Washing
ton,
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what Troubled Him.


Young Dude Might | ask you, Miss
ain - Miss "
Miss pc Very sorry. sir, but am
engage for the next . orke."
Young pnde tbracing upl--It is not
dancing. Miss h--it Is, -it's-begging
your 2awdon, miss, you are sitting on my
Aqt
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Now Please Follow the Situation
Further.

why arc % many manufacturing enter
prises being established 1t Salmon Bay.
and what prospects has It for failure de-
volOpmont?
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Chilberg & Gardner,
AGENTS,
Second Street, LeweIlyn-Dedge Block,
Room 3.
Present Prospects Of the Ship
Canal.

The senators and representatives OF Wash.
ington, Oregon. caf-iornis, Montana, North and
South Dakota and Minnesota have formed .
permTnent organization with the express view
of obtaining for this great section greater in
fuence in Congress for public improvements
Following this move. December 10, 1859. the
Posr IsTELIIoEscER published . memorial. pre-
pared by our representatives to Congress. ask
Ing the United States government TO build =
ship canal connecting Salmon Bay with Lake
Union, Lake Washington and Lake samamish.
This canal viii certainly be constructed. and
the result win make An immense and rich terri
tory tributary to salmon Bay.
Can you imagine the wonderful increase of
valuation to real estate that's tributary to Sal
mon Bay this canal would cause7
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S. BAXTER & co

csYyR FoR SALE rs LOTS TO SUIT
90 SACKS EaSly hose Potatoes
cNo sacks Peerless fosatoes
50. SACKS Burbank Posatoea
ioo Tons Timothy Hay.
lee Tens Itmoihy and Clover Hay,
4so 49Es EA=Sozs. Washington Mid hay.
60 Ions hest,
Cars hFsn and Shorts. mixed.
~ Toas t,roand aud aosisd Barley
erokans MILLS ExEra FsanT.
Ellensparg Mills Extra Flour,
s.n1 SACKS Eho1ce Washington 0sfA
10o tons California hay by the schooner yestss
arrived Oesaser : 100 tons Rolled Barley ey
tie bark Rsahard Third. nos due from san
Isrgn. 80 soGs California hay BIZ the bark
Richard Third. nov dle tom SAa Dssxa
Liberal prices to the sra1a
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Cnsxays raslosle aslxs ~aaa@lc hssleE-.x4als
tFsskAxs. hsfsss ssss TwRnts.Hve erhzS
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ssiOn is as follows.
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