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The Colfax chronicle., 1890-05-17
puNcENr PARAGRAPHS.

-cl.r.-"Do YOU suppose I can make
an impression upon Mr.. Wicki1ne W
nieht?' Bell-ssWell, If he is as SOFT e
they say he is, guess you won't nave
any trouble. e."-Kearney Enterprise.
--"Ma, said Willie, who had been 20
the missionary sewing society with his
mother, II feel very sorry for the poor
little beathen." sThat's right, Willie.
/ am glad to see you show such . spirit :
"Yes'm. 1 feel sorry for anybody thar
had to wear the clothes that you people
were making to-day" = Washington
Post.
-"I think that Mr.. SUBWAY IS the
most disagreeable man / ever met
complained Sue. "Why?" asked Mamie
HE was reading in theparlor and was
playing. stopped and said, DOES
music annoy you while reading Mr.
Sumway?" NO. said he, 'mus'c never
annoys me, Miss Sue.' just detest him.
So thereIe-Harper's Basar.
-ssDon't you think" said youth
after working hfs vocal cords with IN
tense vigor beside the hotel piano:
"that ought to go on the stagey'
eyes" replied Miss Pepperton, who
doesn't like him very we'll, Il certainly
i do. There Is one that leaves for the
station just an hour and half nom
now. Musical Courier.
-"If you don't want me to know
wherS you've been, Henry, when you
come home this Hsy,"' , said wife to her
/ late and some what demoralized husband.
ssyou had better run up stairs when You
are coming TO bed. sWhy sho, m'dearT.
ssBecause by running up stairs you wall
lose your breath. ."-Demorest.
| ssProfessor Brooks, Of Johns Hop
kins University, argues that man Is de-
scended from the fish and not the ape
remarked swell society man 70 = 4
street girl. "What do you think OF it?.
sWell," she replied frankly, when
think Of the dudes know am inclined
to give the ape the preference, but when
/ think of the suckers one meets q
every turn am forced to believe tha'
man in his original condition was
fish. - Washington Star.
--ssDo you know, George, wish yo'
would stay at homo tomorrow. 'Why
darling?" 30, because this afternoon
terrible-loolring tramp came here while
you were away, and ordered me to Civ
him something to eat, SO ] had to Civ
him all that sponRe-cake I made las
Saturday, and, George, he says he
coming back tomorrow" "Did he ca
the cake, darling?" ''Yes, all of II
every bit" "Well, then, set your min'
at rest, dear; he will never come back.
.s.Gracious," shivered an old mai
during cold snap, isn't it frightfuli
cold" ssIndeed it is," replied anothe
maiden, about two years her Junior. :
am sure we never have had such weathe
.. as this before" 81 think you are right
at least that seems to be the genera
opinion Of all the oldest inhabitants,
smiled the junior, with frozen signif
canoe. Merchant Traveller.
The Colfax chronicle., 1890-05-17
BEsIEcED BY A TOAD.

Persistent Attack ON . Spider and His
Courageous Defense.
A story copied in the Sun reminds me
of still more striking instance of the
toad's indomitable pluck than any thing
have ever seen in print, which was
observed in my boyhood at the door of
farmhouse in Fairfax County, Va. The
door-steps were cut from the trunk of
large tree, and large spider had spun
strong web in cosy corner near the
ground, between the rounding curve OF
the block and the side of the log house.
The grass had been worn from space
four or five feet wide about the entrance
to the dwelling, leaving exposed batch
of hard reddish soil. There were locust
trees around the house, and punches Of
plantain leaves grew rankly in the thin
grass Of the lawn.
1t was late in drowsy summer after
noon. The spider was basking In the
sun waiting for flies, when valorous
young toad appeared on the scene, hop
ping directly toward the spiders citadel.
As the enemy appeared in sight the
spider seemed to swell in size and
put ON his war paint, for, whereas he
was dull In color before ne now
became all aglow with brilliant
hues. The toad advanced boldly to the
investment Of the castle, halting for q
socord or two below. and leisurelv sur-
$500 N. .h.ao,d - whan +hass ohsorv..
soyins sn1 -. ,as so 1.o III
lions nao oeen TAKEN. nc iespou up nan
dozen times In quick succession AZ the
enemy and then rapidly retreated to the
The Colfax chronicle., 1890-05-17
MOTHER.

MOTHER.
The sun shines on,
And midnight moon and stars retain tner roysa
Green Srsss and brilliant lowers glow under
Bri~ht plumed birds hold carnival in every tree
And happy children's voices are attuned to giee; |;
The sun shines on
The earth moves on,
Moves on. and yet, beneath its dark and hesvy
Bending below afniction's with'ring, crushing
Her sours sweet tenement we lately laid away.
A dark to Ms that grave, 20 seemed our earthly
DAY.
But earth moves on.
An life goes ON,
That this would ever be. did rot, could moi
thought ali feet would tarry. - hers pressed
the brink;
An earthly hands be folded. Is hers waved good
An human eyss looked Hesvenward, - hsr'
turned on high
But life goes on
Must We live ON.
without the light Of eyes whose brightness
paled the stars,
without the help Of hands that softened q
earth's jars,
tread,
Her whole life weaving with and strenssncnan
our HES threads
Must We live ONT
Yes, we live ON,
while from the fragile, weary clay her soei
free,
Her eyes, angelic now, look down on you and me
She stin IL busy. busy through the hesvenr
y hours, -
weaving fan, celestial life that links With oura
Thus We live on.
ta Laura Whitman, ~ Interior.
The Colfax chronicle., 1890-05-17

20 great that never lose an opportunity
to destroy one whenever it occurs?
Poor Tom! Unselfish and self-sacri-
ficing, his last thought had been for my
safety.-Lseutenant F. H. Newcomb, in
N. Y. Ledger.
The Colfax chronicle., 1890-05-17
ElY'S
CREAM BALM

Ihdue used t,ro bot
1es Of Ely's Cream
Balm and consider
mvself cured. Is4f-
fsved 20 yedrs from
edtds5-h and catdr7'h-
a headache, and this
= Ms Nrst remedy
that afforded lasting
relfef. ID. r. Hfggin'
con, f6 Lake St.,
Chicago, III.
A particle Is applied |
The Colfax chronicle., 1890-05-17

there's some satisfaction in that said
Tom, who had Witnessed the shooting.
A few DAYS afterward l was detailed
to 20 inside the inlet with the cutter,
our largest boat, for fresh water. The
crew consisted of eight men, including
Tom-five rowing, one in the bow for .
lookout, and the two others in the stern
sheets with me, all armed with short
breech-loadine carbines, revolvers and
cutlssses. We left the vessel about
dark; and As the sea was quite moderate,
crossed the bar safely, and steering
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-11-26

DENVER, Nov. 25th.-A Las Vegas,
Nm, special to the News, says: A cou'
rier from Anton, a small Mexican settle
ment twenty-five miles south OF here.
briggs news Of terrible running fight be-
tween fifteen or twenty cowboys and a
large number of Mexicans. Hundreds OF
shots were exchanged. and several were
killed and wounded on both sides. The
courier has no details, having left to
summon the sheriff.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-11-26

Sr. PETERSBURG, Nov. 25 The Gov
ernment has forbidden the newspapers to
publish the petition drawn mp by the
Jews asking that they be placed on
civil equality with the other classes IN
Russia, Orders have been given that nc
Government work shall be given the
Jews outside the territorial limits as
signed them.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-11-26
A DUEL IN THE DARK.
Two Men Fatally Cut with Rezors.

PHILADELPHIA Nov. "a William
Pennington aud Richard Corsey, both
colored ,quarreled over money matters, and
came to blows, The lsmp;was overturned
and extinguished, and the men fought
horrible duel iu the darkness. When
the police arrived both were found fatally
cut with razors.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-11-26
a safe Imveslmeat.

Is one which is guaranteed to give satisfactory
esults, or in case OF failure return OF purchase
price. On this sac plan you can buy from our
advertised Druggist bottle of DIR. Kings New
Dis overy for Consumption. ltis gu ranteed to
awe relief ia every care, when used for affec.
ti0n Of Throat, Lungs or Chest such as Consump-
tien 1nfamatio OF Lungs Bronchitis, Asthma,
Whooping Couch, Group tc-, etc 10 ~ pleas,
ant aud agreeble 70 ttsts, perfectly safe, and
can always be depended upon.
Trial bottles tree at Harry Maretts Drug Store.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-11-26
EStray Notice.

N s. ARCHER. Justice OF the Peace in and
kSIa for Union Township Humboldt County,
state Of Nevada, gives notice. in accordance with
the prov visions OF the statutes of the state Of
Nevada in such cases made at provided, that on
or about the 18th day of September, a. d. 1870,
there eame upon the premises of Miller q lux,
Humboldt County, Nevada one roam horse,
branded I F on LETT thigh, snip on nose, and left
hind foot white.
Also one bas horse, branded and vented
IN L on right shoulder, snip on nose and right
hind foot Whit
Also one grey mare and small colt, branded
with circle on right hip.
Also one prey mare with small colt. branded G
on left thigh and We ted J L on right shoulder
The has bar but not vented.
f. s. ARCHER.
oct 1900. oaw2m. Justice of the Peace.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-11-26
RaIiin whisky.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 25.-The warehouse
of the Pleasure Ridge Park Distillery
Company collapsed yesterday under the
weight of 1880 barrels of whisky
Gowsn Meyer was fatally crushed. The
warehouse was valned at $4,000 and the
whisky ct $500, 900. 1t is impossible as
vet to determine the loss.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-11-26

Ase you disturbed AZ night aud broken oi youi
rest by sick chila suffering and crying with the
excrutiAting pain OF cutting teeth II SO. 20 al
once and get bottle OF Mrs. WNsLow's soolH.
ne syRBp lt viii relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately. Depend upon it, mothers, there is
no mistake about it Il cures dysentery ard
8inrrhna, regulates the bowels, cnFas wind cole,
softens the gums, reduces Inflammation, and
gives tone anu energy 20 the whole system.
Nrs. Wi0siows syrup for children toethiuc Is
pleasant 20 the taste, ard 90 the prescription +
one Of the oldest and best female nurses and
ahyf .cians in the United states, and Is Tor sale
Sv an drnggiste throughout the world Price 70
aeuta bottle. N-Iy-uw
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-11-26

To try TO cure catarrh by using LEGAL applica-
tions. Catarrh is not local tut a constitu.
tional disease IL is not disease o. tie naa's
nose, but OF the man. Therefore, 20 effect q
cure requires a constitutional remedy like
Hoo s Sarsapariila, which acting through the
blood, reaches every part OF the system, expelIing
the taint which causes the disease and impar'ing
health.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-11-26

When Baby was sick,
We gave her Castoria
When she was Child,
She cried for Castoria
When she became Miss
She clung TO CastoriA
When she had Children,
She gave them Csstoris
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-02
L0TS--S25--L0TS

Wsshiogtos amofs ration and h a
Aesocsattsn
We have tor sale 1000 acres In di6cr-
ett pars OF the state IN j. 10. -. ~, 70 and
leo acre fsrms-sood farming iands: 20 se.es a,
knninelaw, ~ mtss south OF seattle On Northern
Fac raiir al. good impfovem snts small
o. harf. y 900: % and 100 eres governments
land on Hoods cana: % aud 100 acres govern
nent aid In Kftsap county. - near Green
lake tat0 per =; i2o acres near Green AXE,
Siuc per acr y acre. M1rcer islAnd. 500; I'd
acres Pert Angeles. sl75 per acre. ard 10 acre
lots Eear PORT TOWNSEND eilo per acre: JAKE
tronfs on Lake WAsh ipEion, opposite the termi-
nus OF Madison street cabsr railway; 10 choice
lots 10 Pleasant valley, ON the line Of the pro-
posed .lecfrto rails along the boulevard size
at lots 0xiD, within sight o. Hiawsfha Park
!iO each; 500 sores choice pieces OF Northern
Psci6c railroad lands In RiGs county, 8 TO $50
per acre. 70 acres in src q, tp ~ n. re- e, near
NJrtnern psc &c railroad: land H. West Seattle,
~ acres: 500 acres Q y &C - q n, "a W. ali
food and. so acr sown in grass SIS per acre:
lao acres in sec Il, Up q n, r1w. GOOD clay up
land. heavily timbered. $50 per acre: 2Do .cres
In secs IL AMI Il. tp u a, ". mostly DO tom
land. 81 80 per acre: 23s acres Ut Eugene City,
Oregon, nj ely improved. adjoining citv, SO
per acre improved, win Gu MP into acre lots
an sell for an average OF 500 per acre, this 10
E-~ai bargain; $50 east OF and near 10 Lake
WashtnRtou. US p~f acre. Roxwesl building,
room = Seattle wash
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-02
VINO CARRIES ON THE BUSINESS

jamestown Journal
IN don't believe In devil now, a. their lath-
ers used TO do;
Aeg've forced the door Of the broadcast creed 10
lei his majesty through.
nsfe isn't a print Of his cioven foot or fery
DART from his bow
70 y found in earth or air today. for the world
III whois mixing the fatal drsuxht that palsies
heart and brain.
Aad loads the bier of each passing year with ten
hundred thousand siAiaf
Who blighis the bloom of the land today with
The nery breath OF beif
hne devil isn't and never was, win somebody
rtse aud teIf
Who dogs the steps OF the toiling saint, and digs
the pits for bis feeig
Who lows the tares Gu the field O. time. wherever
God COWS his wheatY
ihe devil 10 voted not to be, and of course the
thing Is true;
susvh Is doing the hind OF work that the
devil alone should do?
" are told that be does not so about a. roar.
Ing lion now:
ssf whom shall We fnd responsible Tor the ever.
lasting row
70 - heard in home, In church and state to the
eelth . fsfnostsf houud.
TIE devil by = unanimous vote is nowhere
70 be iounds
Won't somebody step 70 the front forthwith.
and make his bow aud show
aow TIE frauds and crimes Of . single day
spring up We want to know.
asvu wss fairly voted cut aud OF course the
devils gone;
aH smpls people woald like "a know who car.
mes bis business on. -~4lfrsd J. HcusA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-02


Ven 20 - . man In 80.
van ssghs ny mi ~ Halle
~ sHuljos@ md '.fIow dsys Dot
HoWb ~ World . un1u' your
H3ap - fefIow On IL hnek.
1s1ng yous han 1Dwn Win . vhsek.
Welo nGhf up end doa'f 20 ssow.
0sSn A. shaka. ~ ~ ~HrIlos
Z he essshed in mr. Oh shs:
Waik night Up N, say sHulEs.ss
kaQ u bat ee&Eon roJ;
~ ~ vrappfns sp . soui.
An s1wj 10 wnyfh 1 tine
HAS and hearts ssHow dye do.s
Don't wads tos the crowd 10 20.
Walk rixhf up and say ~Halioss
when BIG vessels meet. they say,
They ssioot an saSl sway.
Jsu tas same are you an ne.
Lonesome shtpx upon s<x.
Zach one sailin' hts own soe,
kU port bsyced TIE sox.
- y0as speakins trumpet blow,
LIZ yer horn an cry -Hullors
eay ~Hsllo'' an ssHow d'ye DOR
Osnef toihs ere good ~ you-
EN- 700 leave ycur house Of cssy,
~ ~ destn' In TIE fsr away.
Ven you travel fnfDush the ssrxnss
C0snsry fotber id< the range,
Then tue souis you've ehe.rss win know
VINO - b.. an say sHulter"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-02
Caox TERMINAL a. rxrr,n, .o.v,

EHnN TERMINAL on INTERIOR Poura
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
z u lins . saas 10 I'll points Esa snA
SOUTH Y ts the DINING car aorrk r.
!uns through vesubuled Trsius ever
oAy N the year %
81. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
ne chance Of earn
Oo0pooo1 OF DINING Carr ussurrassed pun.
man Draw ng Roam seeperx q
latest eauipmens
-r0URISr SLEEPING CARS
Beof fhaf can be constructed apd In whinh
eceommodasiors are botr rRxE and faPusahod
q holders Ut rrsf or second-elass stckess. and
xIxeASr pAy ooAcHx&
continuous Line connecting with au unea
eaording direct and un.uferrup; oseervsce
fullman sleeper fe<efvotieus can be orcugDd
n sovanee through Any agent Of the road
THROUGH TICKETS
10 and from all poinrs In Ameri,a. Eusssaa
40 Ea'ope caa Be purchAssd ~ any tiekse
Leave Portland e. 10 D N. daily; arrive q
AinneaDoiis or - Pau ~ $40 p. N.
Hsdr1c DfvsaoS-frans leave Front and a
49,. daily .. II - . m. and 10 p m; arrive 4
Sea tie 3. SIS q N. and s.5s .. N.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cam. ele-
CANT dav coaches. finest palace dining cars be-
w en- Portland. Tacoma aud seattle direct
Fa'i Information concerning rates. time Of
trains. rou 90 and other details fs1niahed %
application 70
4. p; cHxa. TOW. Asst Cen, Pass. AT.
4. CHiLBERG. city Ticket Agent. 7Is Gec0aA
street.. Bosson block. Sat lie. wasn.
= TOSKIN. Ticket Aseas.
seattle Depot. foot Of Third ssrpsk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-02
JUDGE / Tree II lis FRUITS

ExArrIx, Feb =, fsnL
On the iifh Of September, 1853. called
upon Dr.. Jordaa with what the doctors
sid vas insammatory rheumatism- Ny
right hand vas the size OF fcuY ans / had
not heen able 70 sseep for severl nizhts-
Dr. Jordan prescribed for me and told me
70 obtain some small hotties in which TO
put the medicine l thsreupon went into
Seattle drug storr and asked for some
bottles remarking that | wanted them to
pat Dr. Joraan's medicines into. A lady.
who was present. Krxtuitously remarked
thst DR.. Jordan was . qnack- | paid no
atfsnsis'n 70 this IS hsd previous expert
ence With the doctor. who relieved me Of .
misery in which other eminent physicians
utterly failed. In inst tuo weeks ! could
write vith my hand and IL has been we'll
ever aimee. The only objection hare got
h that ! paid IS for the medicine and got
veil before used one-haif OF Il, and now
have IS worth u medicine I have no use
for, which Is sggrasating-
FL. BACHELOR,
Representing the Seth Thomas Clock Co
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-02
ArTEE THE cURrEw
Atlantic Monthly

Atlantic Monthly.
ne play II over. While the izht
Yet Ringers Ia the darkening hall.
leone to say last GOOD night
Before the fnal excunt ell
Ne guthsrsd once. joyous throus:
he tOviai toasfs went gayly round
WIN jest, and laugh, ami shont, and song.
Ne made the floors and walis rssound
We come with feeble steps ana slow.
a little band Of four OF fvc:
Len nom the wrecks OF long ago.
esiil pleased 10 dnd ourselves alive
Alivei How living, too. sre they
Whose memories II IL ours 10 shared
f1esd the long tables full array;
Ihere sits ghost In every chairi
0se breathing form no more, alas.
Amid our slender group we see:
With him we still remained ''thr clam:s
Without his presence what are wet
n hand we ever loved TO clasp,
Inst ureicss hand which knew no rest,
teeH4 Rom affections ciingiug grasp.
IN aerveiess on the peaceful breast
ueheaming eye, the cheering voice,
Inst lent 10 life generous glow,
Mae every meaning said rejoice,
Ne zee, We hear. no more below.
n cir seems darkened BY his loss,
kszth's Ahadowed features look less fAL
And heavier weighs the daily cross
He willing shoulders helped us bear.
Why mourn that we. the favored few
whom srasping time 20 long has spared
Lies sweet illusions 70 pnrsue,
The common lot OF age have shared9
y every pulse OF friendship's heart
There breeds unieit throb Of pain;
One hour must rend ita links apart.
Though years on years have forged the chair
= ends ''the boys" n lifelong play;
We. too must hear the prompter's call
70 faircr scenes and brighter day.
FAREWELL Let the curtain fall
--Olircr Hssdeu Hcfa,es.
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ssppressins u. Governments.


New York gun
me town. itself consisted Of general
store, two dwellings. blacksmith shop
ana railroad depot, and the postostsee was
IN the back end Of the store. Three or
four u us had ordered our mall directed
there. snpposing Il 10 b. place OF some inn
porfancs. Therefore. after the train had
departed Ne went over 20 the store to make
inquiry. The postmaster sat on his coun-
Ter snokinga clay PIPE, and nothing indi-
Gated that be was in hurry.
After mail, eh 7" ~ he looked as over.
Yes
did any Of you ever think what re-
sponsibae position postmaster occupies7"
None 81 us replied. and be crossed his
leg, looked into vacancy and continued:
lie 10 part Of the government He rep
resents the government. He is.to Ger ain
extent, the government As the govern
ment, he should command respect. Gen.
iiensen. remove your hats"
Who tor" demanded the wire-fence
man.
TO me. sir--to the government.
Not By bianked sight II you are the
postmaster Of this jack-rabbit postoffiee,
then you hump yourself ana hand OUT our
maiI.n
Gentlemen. Is them your sentiments
also?" queried the old man ~ he turned to
ua.
They are.''
Then you don't git a cussed letter ont of
this postofficel You have assumed the at
tiiude OF tressonists toward this govern
ment. and you git no favors from IT.
''See here, yon old iop-shouidered. gan
der-shankcd idiot. do you mean to say you
won't pass out our mailga exclaimed he
fence man ~ his hair began to stand up
like the barbs in his product
That's jiss what mean to say. This
government don't bluff
We'll. IL you won't. then wiIllr He
started for the back room, but the ,oss
master hoped of the counter and OBJ
structed him and said:
Thin Is high treason, for sure This
government warns you not to enter that
ROOM"
"wiii you get our maiIf"
mo. sir"
"Then stand aside
The fence man pushed ahead and the
postmaster took hold Of him. Then there
came biff-bangl and the government was
knocked over among pile OF rope and az
handles. The Chicago man got him by the
leg, drew him outdoors. stood him up and
lifted" hiN. and ~ the old man started
up the road on run we went back to the
postofiice aud wire fence, looked over the
box Of letters and passed on bali doz n
We were reading them in the shssie OF the
depot building when the postmaster re-
turned. One eye was nearly shut and he
had his Jaw In sling
Get your mail n he asked, as he came
siding up.
Yes
"want anything moress
mo-
Gents. l want TO explain my conduct.
] got my commission a. r. NJ. only three
days ago. II didn't swell my head nj all
until the old woman began 10 say a. how
We now stool at the head of society here.
and that the state OF Nebraska and most OF
he Union rested on nv shoulders. and she
put IL so strong that got ratified and made
an as of myself. aentiemen. the swelling
has disappeared. Come over and take
ON ethins out OF my bos tle."
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when Baby was sick. we gave her Csstorsa-
when she was Child, she cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss. she chung 20 castoria
when she had Children. she gave than cssioria
RATI.ARn Room COMING.

Twelve lots one nne block. nj beard side
walk 10 It's trent corner. Five minutes walk to
one church. eight minutes wax 10 smother. ten
missutss wax ca q third church near broadwsy,
~ Ballard: only ten minutes walk from mills,
ahtp yards, steel wofkA railroad oensef aud
scores OF husiuexs houses In tart, Ballard has
more insiust les than any city GA Puget sound
except seattle and Tacoma. Property 81 es lard
will be high. in va ~ In yea os t~n than Al
sny town on Puret sound. barring The two N IA
4. ned The boulevard 10 uow sure % De bulls
tn canasssn and Nor;heyn Pacific railways
wifi both have terminals there seen. the ship
canal vail be built Those who invest IN thai
direction ssrely DO wisely. Call on nahiSA iosses
Il Co. e. seeend street
for Low rates excellent Accommodation and
ali the features that constitute q successful aud
ENJOYABLE trip 20 the Fast. take the Northern Pa
eide Through vsstihuse trains 81 81 Paul,
MiaaeaEsslis Duluth aud chiesse. consisting Of
aiming sfrswsfgrxsofm an sleeping cars. New
tourist sieepeEs under ire direcaton ~ the Pull
man ralske Tar Company Ar attached 20 daily
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