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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-10
STARTING RATE WAR
The G., B.&Q. Makes a Cut and
the Rest Follow.
THE ASSOCIATION ANXIOUS
The uaion PaelAe, Northern Pacific and
oshsr Lines Amer the Distarb-
Ing Element-

TIE rziiso&d sen aI tlEis city are alive 70 the
possibilities 81 the rate war thet was started
JsBnsxy ? By the chieAgo. BaTiiagtar 4 Q7incy
Tsiiroed issafug rsdgeed rates from Chicago 70
s. Paul and Minneapolis. and points IN the
Northwest Three naonI1s ag0 Tie P0sT-ISTEx~
LtegsEKa locAily called attention % the TACT
thai aorae Of the railroads were anxious 10
break the rules Of the associations and cut rates
which they agree not 70 DO uafsl the ten days
hsssslavzed after giving notice Ct sneh taisl-
ton sud stating the reason
The Chicago. Burlington & Quincy road i In
tho Northwestern association aud has 10 con
necft5n with he 1ranSeontlneat4I association
The xaat made by this Rad was g. 50 on hrat
class. ard g on second class tickets, making
the rites g aud g. respectively between thiaago
and e. Paul and Minneapolis.
Railway rasn al a3sng the line soon under
stoo5 the situation. and tFxt one and then The
ether 6eternined not 70 be oEtdone should the
bTeak continue
The cur arst made viii have tendency 20 re-
dnre the rate iron Missouri and other points.
Is i1 Te4n1es tbs arbitrary on through rates. and
che prospects are that there wiz be . general cut
al around.
Tha - Paul lines reducing the fares from ST.
Pani 70 Chicago VIII in 81 probability have
tendency for the same lines to reduce the fare
from Omaha and Kansas City 10 Chicago. The
Chicago 4 Northwestern and Onion Pacific fol
lowell ~ reducing the rate 70 Montana and Pa
eiae eoakt points py way OF -. Paul.
Tbs 500" line win probably make the rate
from 81. Paul 20 New York the same - from
Chicago - New York The Northern Pacific
people are rcsacent a. 60 the part their lire viii
take. hnt q Is believed that they have
already made q cat 10 correspond with The other
lines that hare made reduction. In case he
UnIon PacIhe and Northern Pacific withdraw
from the association and reduce the rate, the
Canadian Pacific railway Will naturally follow
suit aud make Q cut that will still leave their
rate s. nrier the ether lines. according % the
difesentlal SLOWED that line under the agree-
ment with the Transeonfinsntal Association
railroad man said yesterday that
the fact that passenger travel is very light
al this season may be one Of the principal rea.
sons for starting general eat war, and 10 was
altogether probable that when the fight got
thoroughly under way and desire for moving
seized the public, the various lines would AZ
once come % an understanding and establish
the old rate. When business is dull = cut rate
war may do more good than hurt 70 the railway
lines generally
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nKKvITfEs.

AitnFasy John Arthur. ef shis city. has bcen
ehossa corporation counsel - the asw touR o.
Des MosaSS
Az important meeting ct the independent
order az euei hush wln - held In itS bali Ger.
nes 81 fruas snd Marion streets. SgaGsX after.
nsNsn Rt 81
Anafsw Sfrssherrer Who 3iei severRi DAYS sgs
a. Frevl6eaen hasptis} ssfil lies III Cross & Ca 5
anaer1akiax roomS Hts wife y sxpeeted - a.
ss4e lu1ay srora spokane Faiis aad vii take
charge ~ tie svmalnS
James sea Was arrested BY tlfseeF = 4.
HabaAFs last asEht vho esnght hlm Ia tbs So
80 lsfttaE sofe sgteleS % apparel fFssa acsoiAes
line 81 sagf ~ tas nesswess corner of EsSy-
snta ans Jackson stEpets-
sChTsss foy gifs Aorla-fAe World fer Christ. =
xsIl &c th0 sNhlses az gsas sra EaesssnE ag gAe
wesk ~ FEsssr ~ Fsymeufa ehnree soniEht AZ
g@ Al are invited ~ &ss0Re. ChaFeh. esgueg
as TAis8 and CniYurSssg sseeets. tempcrsFy
t,sattssae
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Bylaws snSmittea ard Fufure Plan
DIarrlsxsnl.


bylaws snbmitteA ard Fufure Plans
D9srusss<i-
40 me S0Ars 0E Tx4ze meeting held S. eTnn-
ing IN the Rainier bylaws were arranged. which
viii - s0rEnasly ad0ptsd al meeting 70 ee
bel1 nSxt thursday eFening TIE bylaws were
fr&wn up ~ Attorney HArcid Preston and are
roaeaed somewhat xtser those Of the boaEn Of
Trade q san Francisco -
me hy-laus provide thss. Any person u Ern
may become member OF tie board ox snesnlf-
ting his or thsiF nanae 70 the membership com
nifsee. which VIII br1ng the EAma before the
bDasd. the applicant paying an initiation ice
Of So
The csleezz shan consist Of seven trustees. =
president, vieerresiaeat secretary and treak-
ursr There wiz be q finance. ai arbitration
and membership committee. a. well as CON-
mftlee % rules and regulations and printing
Regular meetings Of the board win be held en-
the secoaa Monday Of each nontA. commencing
~ 50 p. IA
Nanthiy dues viii be 81. payable IN sivaDee
sixty 6ays notice are required FOR withdrawal
E0n-memherg usy ~ allowed 70 parties pafe
in eredIFar's meetings called for the purpose OF
compron.se or settlement Of claims or Debts By
first agreeing % abide b. IRE rules and regEla-
tons 81 Ehe bcsrs and contributing % is fund
sech proportion of.thesr resources Is the board
Of trustees shall determine. The secretary "a
authorized 70 notify all members OF the board OF
AMa1AEE 9s1I upon tie 1es% ~ 49, A@~t~-
the president Is authorized 20 call special
meegfag TO take aefiota on the matter Any al
tnchmeuf. mortgage OF bin Of sale, etc. which 4
memher secures from debtor shall apply on
the claims Of all other members OF the board.
an expenses in the examination OF eases shah
be paid out of the hrst resources IA saen case
and in case no recovery Is had the expense
shall be borne pro rata by the creditors inter
ested
Ten raemberx win constitute a quorum at any
meeting, and four members quorum OF the
board Of trustees.
Nen-members shall pay 20 the board in addi-
ton 60 their pro rata share of the expenses, $50
for ali sums recovered under s25N and over that
amount per cent
4 committee consisting of MessTs- Neufelder,
Goldsmith and Lee was appointed 70 complete
several details OF the bylaws before submission
70 the board Tor passage.
The Board Of Trade now hiss ninety two MEM
bers and Is in debt % the amount Of N.177.0S,
la meetings have been few and far between
since the Gre, but upon the completion OF its
new quarters 81 the Occidental block 4 new era
OF prosperity is expected.
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SUPERIOR couRT.
Ira Hnmzaef'. Case Postponed 20 warrh
"a Dali fsav

Ira Hnmzaei's Case Postponed 90 March
"a Dali bay.
There vas E~8efleasIT 70 hansnesu srnnnacsea
Al the aap@Fsar ec1Ft yesterday. a. flss eaaex sf
fos trial were quietly dssposed %. one beinE
eontinued kna 3 tefAnit bring enterea on the
other
TIE ease Of the ssase ~ Ira HaEamei wss con-
tnued untsl March, 9. $50. The aesenasnf. Hhe
nas arrested "a The charge 81 sesmn1s uffh IN
teut % ROB. tn1tctea in Mar 1gss. ena was
c0uvfcssd 0n thas charge bus his ceaases
novea fsr rev trial. whsen vas granted. and
waieh cafae up yesterday, fhe ccfen4zat bssnz
ont On isoud4 The case Wes confinned on Sc
coan5 % khe absence Of Witnesses
In Tie e&zc q GfAuds &. HiKxin1 ". Chris r
Reed. e al, default was entered against
Joseph 2. AEssa and Lostse D. ASnes EoE fAiiiug
50 apF&ar
Knex s Blackburn have Arosrht suls sSaIns.
the fitsliasrx Material Company - Feeover
- due On bailding material sold the DE-
t&dAnfA
TAs cas- Of E3ingwoid against the goFthsrn
FfkefBe Railroad LoEpany wma 6Eef on 81 APP
peal tT0n 3usszcs ksFeEx eamF4, ako gaze the
piAiasia verdict IN the SUN % tEs7 -. The
snis was brought originally 20 sec0Yeg ff4s-Ss
| tbs alleeesi value Of tTank which was lest By
fhe FsslFssad com pany IA transit from Aiansapo-
lie - seattle. and yeraict was Fea1eEea a.
aagys IN tie justices eoaEs.
The smtt eg Clark. Harris & Co against John
Coughliu sa3 also haea on appeal fsona Justice
ksFess eozTE verdict g4s ren8ered fhAt the
Plaintiff reeoFer nothing from the defendant
The plaintiff Who sae 10 recover sl1S3 due oa
fsnwafe, were Dos satisass. aud accordingly ap-
gsealed - the superior court
suit Ia attachment was commenced By Il Il
A. &utfAtein against Becker 4 Co. The COM
piaint ssatss thai the defendants are indebted 70
the pfaiutlHs ss7aeB. = balance due On ner-
ehsndiss sold. Judgment i asked In the above
sum
Another attachment wks served against the
Builders Material Company late last evening BY
The Portland rm Of steYsg walker for s., ia %
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ANACORTESS

win be The metropolis and commercial center
of the lowersound country. Our faith is based
on the following facts:
ANACoRTEs has the best harbor on the
Sound north of Seattle.
ANACORTEs harbor DIETER known as ship
Hasbor) Ia the most accessible on the sound.
While entirely sheltered Il is so near the straits
of Juan de Fuca that vessels can sail in without
towing. thereby escaping a heavy tax. Snip
Harbor was christened by ship captains who re-
allied its advantages.
ANACoRTEs is backed by corporation ten
times heavier than any other corporation later
ested IN any ether down-sound town-the Ore
son Improvement Co This company recently
negotiated 81. 900 900 mortgage After consoi.
idating its Indebtedness. about SEQ 0eo is left
the bulk Of which win be expended In con-
structing the Seattle & Northern railroad from
Anaeortes. is terminus.
ANAooRTEs has perfect townate.
ANACOR-Es' backing is of very practical
sort The Oregon Improvement ca. has graded
3 miles Of railroad from AnAcortes up the
skAz1t valley. 20 tap the wonderful mineral re-
sources OF that district The company has now
on hand the iron Cor this road and win ship il to
Anacortes as soon as the large wharyes now
under construction there are completed. The
company has also contracted for 10000 ties for
immediate delivery. The company Is under
contract TO have . miles of railroad completed
and in operation by August IS next FROM Ana.
cortes north The Oregon Improvement Co. is
now building large wharves At Anscortez. The
Pacific Coast Steamship companys steamers
VIII call regularly at AEsecrtes, and the grain
Of fhe lower Sound country as wen ~ the tim
Der and mineral products OF the skagit valley
viii hnd their way 70 market by way Of Ana
eoTses.
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(IOsED THE DEAL.
4, Puget Sonnd Road Sold to
the Northern Pacific.
si.Lion DOLLARS The PRICE.
..,. Are All Arranged. but Ire Yer
- Tr.nsses Delayed by Pressdent
Tynaaie'. Illness

-. wexausAA. general counsel ct TIE
49, Psrs Sc Ralirosi Company, snd !.
-. s<ssespal assistant engineer. arrived II
z. - IS ! private car yesterday tossn00a
- s..rssas. - which posnf they came TIE dag
~. ~ HeNAasht = - bnsy yesterday ieak.
4. 80 - affairs ~ the Fnges saurss Shore
~ ~. 80 rresarsng fer tAe f0rzaal Transfer a
- 3 10 SortAera Pacific ~
& sssgsashs said last evening q fepaEW
..ssse soenasI frAnfef q the road wozia haye
- sssae yesses4as had Z moi been fos the
- 4 President TynGsie. W1o wa uaaaie g
- parsfsna. Tle TRANSFER h. Enerefgse. de-
80 Hnssl saturday, - possibly Aesiasys WIEN
! 4 sxaeeaea tsaat Mr. JyuGAie vii be present.
s-~s1 s. - atseut fhen tie txankfeE NAY be
- hese ena geaasel Mcknight viii 80 70
s-,slss.s and oempiete TIE business.
- srreemens fsr transfer wss made - TIE
= ~.restnr d tbe hoard II the Nss4hern Pa
-. 40 Is Portland. and the price 70 be paid
Z. tse4oa TrAhseontiaeasai tompany, whaea
- 81 the xsoss 81 the Puget Soasla shore
- /. 4, - 90 cab. which alli be paid when
= go s Delivered 20 the Northern Pacaac-
:, NeHeaxht said be presumed the Puget
$3.50 s.,sse Rad woald form portion Of me
p.aee division 81 The Northern fseihc and The
s.asremsnf be In the hands Of Manager v. :
Nssen sieneFai superintendent Kimberley hn4
safstxat E0f&ffHFSAtftGA NatM&sA&4t@A WAA%
sk.-ses sossld se made 10 officials would rest
- ske operative department, bat he shenla
.ss..s IL rctnsnmeat Of Mr. Sadeas. manager
4 Sc line paEckased.
Hken ID fhss city Issi summer Mr.. AcNaaKat
1wted inc sas question Of terminal facilities.
- A fbs character and amount OF business
4 80 ~ tte Northsrn Pacific requires. and be
/ .ss " Henson. II i undefaiood are again CON
Esalng fbe question.
= aaald BE- difficult however" said NJ.
xrxsaxhs 10 snquire proper terminal faeflI-
Is hefs until the siae fias question ie settled
NJ lIensop returned ~ Tacoma last night
AZ I'll sstuTu 60 this city when khe fFannfer
.he fnest sound shore road IL completed
a oanneefion with the business oE the North
n sseife railroad. Counsel Mcknight. together
~ President G A. Prescott and Manager D. b.
lssssn Of the Pnget sound and Alaska steam
a. cssnpany, on Wednesday concluded the
ssiFaane If the Washington Steamboat and
inns,affaffon conpanys property for slsa,tka.
~ pxses paid was for the boats. Naafsek,
"a. and property on haad IN this etty. and
ntbsesnk tbe purchase OF the steAmer mabel.
lss not ne City Of Kingston nor the boats bald
"a ID Sew York. The ofsicers electfd two
sssks ago by the Puget soand aud Alasks
eeanship Company are &. II Prescott, Rrest.
tef q b. Jackson, managers Walter Oaks,
ssassFy aud treasurer The board Of directors
ssnhts ere. tso ot whom reside ia New YORK.
stsuzinsgs were elected for q year.
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FuhfistsNfs os'sssis tksf tttgsE4efS
fhksscs t,s4sissssa Assus fas EaaE aasx
ssf s8 sglt aseFyeHsnx 4reSs saslfsy reasse4
lo at a. tHe sale. Chester g5e4r7.
Eliss casorea siress se>ls asl reduced a. the
sac. Gkrstax CSeGry
esar prsees snFssr ne sAls xgIl eeslsse aax ever
saessa - tne SaHaA Ghestef ClsNFY.
uas gspxss > eeats hansts-
aseAasrs al rc3anesi 81 tas s4Is rhas&r C1esry
Sspkiaa al reduced - tie ssis. Chester
carafy
Fsie $50 .ssrss aAsssisas az rveseea a tha
sac a%staT Eia2rY-
ne .sxe-t sscek - hzks ~ sa4sCk sFaz a.
Ekafsxk st0sassein'k. re eatsss
rasss Eao8z al rsdaesi q; The sale. Chester
Ge&fKs
- arss sssas re,ssees % sc Al TIE ale cAes-
sefCiazsY
uls paaars Is cgass Asn6lr
s-wsss as swsaCea II the safe Chester
GleaEs-
Yeaels 81 ressssss AZ sas sale- Chester Cse.ry
giissas aH rcsssrz e tsa sac. Casslxr lazy
fataaess a. re1ueess ~ re sSse- C@esseg
Cr1r7-
Ua sap-.rs 8 eeaas saaale-
tsssssae&r a. rpfsse7 a re sale Casessss
La. al Fasucss4 .: tsse Sc. shesses clsssy
aasssszs al Fs.saee3 a tae $40 eAesssr
gsaFT.
vs.. . tss ssss. ke..sesa : *. : csss e
aas sprraas seaae.si 81 7s a tss sals
s4esaEe scNEg
Maasax a. s1e e4ssaas& Car ETzks NNss . va
seas se1ss &a1slsg, sgiR&AsF S tseSsfE ssezzg.
slks So sss.asa-ss Chester NseagE,
isTs~ Eassss vsssassfel sestassseas - ~ sac
6 Eesz2s sssfEs
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3s&s EeSNxsex. Etxes nsrss&s&T askezsssaS 20 ~
EAsUssse serves ems sg&xzA2 eAses Szszs ssz4sE
sssskFesA. ASef esznns&sgA Anecssars ct sAs@
ksSaNxa. ssAss azs4 .4nxxs ASS A. a-nz1 49,
Essxk sc Eagx sgssAz tAEzsssles asr f144aSz Z
xeEx - esszsTy zzs&s& seSs4. e ssezsRx kE1 A.
faFEs as txEs.e 4sez&ssk case. fs&zA ~
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pnowsEp ~ SWAN LAKs.


surveyor Places Too Mach Confidence
Ia the Grusf az I~e.
fhonas Sullivan WA drowned in sssn lake
Wednesday AFTERNOON al o'eleck The unfaf.
'Aaaia nan vas an axman in The surveying
lefsf q fseaffy Owens. who are ioeatiuE for
sssf N1fts al Reck creek II taking fsoan.
~ siazs Sullivan kot To- Tar tram shoee on the
ssAeh<fuak iee Of swan lake. which gave way.
AnHf BIB fate the water he wons under tae
= aae hss tse companions, who attempted q
Rnaf, alsa ifaks Through ltste the water. and
ssirus'Y escaped similar fate
t*STksea wss - YEARS cid. and bad been IA
sssts aeeai four meetts. coming here from
estia iAstots. lie Vas . native 81 hiehlsau.
- sss unmarried he il spoken OF yesY
e6aa g his leiiee wufkmta The body Vas
ssetsssd Yesterday aiteFsoea
e Sullivan : p9siy l3es AZ Roaney & stewart ;
asisakiax rooms. awaiting aa answer g. >
tfssa seat biz nlstlxes Ca.ouer smart
ssess y sad James sesaisa. who hal roosa
- s@silssa saaswasfe IN shs t'ity and was =
- Vas sgo sn emnloye "a saIllvsns boiler
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At TnE lANp orrncE.


Yesterdays business Light-keC0Fd Of
the Entries Made.
ne testimony in two contest cascs was II Ken
Il Ehs lad once yesterday aud one contest case
Va BED. There we're five homestead eatries
I'd sne presumption fling recorded - foa-
hns
hnmsssasd entries EfBeAa Fox or the north
~ a the northeast quarter, the southwest
lasFsw 81 the northeast quarter and the soath
sxs assgter OF the northwest quarter Of section
bueaahip T. range ! east Edgar H. 1osies, ou
~ nefsh hall u the southwest quarter the
aaFk ssss quarter af the southeast quarter aud
~ naaheasl Qaaftns Of the northwest quartet
4 Aasion &. ausnsalp q. range eaA1 Ole John.
M Colst=z. en the southeast quarter ci the
ssglhwest quarter, the east hslf ~ the south.
ssst aa4Fser snathe southwest quarter of south
~ aaaFlss oi section =. township IS. range 2
szEl sssn9ge (. Tafaef. 90 the east kaif II tile
nFthwtss QuaFtcg tie northeast quarter OF fhe
eaEhwest qasfisF aaa sos | 81 SEXTON - tewn
fAap e fsnge nest sexaF oFis on the narths
sfst quarter n the nosiheass quarter. the foFsh.
,ass quarter a ne aoFsawsst quarter sna the
tgiA ball the natthsasi quarter al section a.
esashlp y. raazs sass
Eissmpsioa stiiDg fsaiah 3 BeaueeSasd. on
ss eass hall % she southwest quarter aud tho
sts bail 81 the northeast quartet uf section =.
NKNka3r 81 range ID eaAf
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TnE FInE pErAnTMENr.

Containing the War Against stsvepipe
yiolators-The Chemical.
Gnief KeliosE aad Assistant Chief BAssleE hae'
four more warrants served yesterday upon yio-
lators Of the stovepipe ordinance. Tea var
be served this week
The chemical engine was yesterday moved
from cAskeak's to Hrewn's warehouse. 0ns foos
koHtb
The nFemen 81 headquarters bad drill res
ttessihy afternoon. Tkey run cut the engine and
stretched SO feet Of hose from the hydrant -
the corner of Third and Seneca streets 10 the
engine and 80 fnet from the engine.
Fireman Peters Is improving. bat Cspfain
Rogers. OF the hook and ladder eompanY. i con
aned 10 his bed with influenza
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cRooks ConEALLKp.
4 Erie Of Portland wroag-Doers ar.
rested.

Three important captures have bean made b.
the police wlshin tsse psss two days 81 trio Of
Portland crooks The arrests were made BY the
local poi1ee 81 tle instance Of Detective Joseph
Day. Of Portland, who has been here for few
days past shadowlnx hts men. he
having received information that they had
been seen IN seattle. One oi The men. Chris
johnson, who was arrested by Offieer Kelley on
Wednesday night. + = fugitive from justice.
having escaped from tbs Portland jail some
time ago. where be was serving q sentrnee for
horse stealing.
The other tive men. william 6aivirg aud Frank
HaFt. are wanted IN Portland for stealing
two very valuable diamond rings. They we're
arrested by ofleer Charley Phillips. about :
o'eioek last eveaing 90 jackson street. ~ the
instance Of Detective Day. and lodged tn the
the new steel cells ~ tbs city jail. ard there
made TIE acquaintance Of Johnson, who had
preceded them. The prisoners viii be taken 20
Portland b. Detective Day - soon as requsst-
ton papers can pe secured from the governor.
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A sNoouALmIE LuNArIc.
A Violently Insane Man Brought In From
the Hop Ranch.

Sheriff McGraw received word yesterday from
the snoquslmie hop ranch 20 send out deputy
sheriff TO arrest an insane man who was terror
izing the people there aud making himself gem
orally obnoxious Deputy sheriff Butler, et Gil
man, was wired TO 90 30 the ranch and bring the
man 10 the county Jail Acting under his iu-
straetions the deputy went 20 the ranch and
secured bis nan. after considerable forcible per
suasion. and brought him 20 the city. arriving
here abont o'clock last evening. Il was ascer-
tanned that the mans name is Neon kittorck.
hut very little IL known about him.
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rIKNrY or coAI..

As@ers 81 = Coal Famine Prove IA Have
Heea tsroaasaisss.
- fsaess test coei fsalne Was a. hana IN
ss.s.e ssea4 ~ have no lesodsllan. several
fssAa aetiess have FuB short g asapply
s'asasat AZ the saaaen large demand tor
q ~ % eas hss suffered fsT beat "a this
NJ H. tsreen. eoAl agent q tie
= - improvement CafapzHY. whssh sapaiE.s
- q tna ssade said yesterday fhst hss
s<af asss soca alaa, - sss. e. saPaiy a. -.
-. 49,. kn1 that Il necessary he sgal8
- less hons per eag, A. the sunsumpgson
&. Aaasti ssi tons aSy shesS Is No fear q
- Ass4ae 81 psrsent
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- $3.50 NesN aetee8 yesterday b. - SO he
s Fgsas NhaasY a hssy u veaFs &
49, - ST as P&seass 81 san Fr&neasc0 ahsot
-. : sssa We = saePesea 90 hare lsa
49,. ssssse asffa s.5Aus5 ssesgast ffgan&nE 81
: - aetatA AaY latossastsSa cossssxn
- "a he addressed - & sst1s. e4rs
- -, sssssss ~ - ass :sgaet , p Ahssaey.
= haslEl arsahEEs 81 FgAnstsasa.
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Jno. T. curley, the well known merchant
tailor. Of sls Market ST. s. r., writes to the Ed
win " Joy CO., that for years he was afflicted
with dyspepsia which nothing relieved till he
commenced taking Joys Vegetable sarsapArifia-
He continues. 81 am stin taking IT. IT'S mid
laxative effects are exceedingly grateful to the
syssen- Il Is pleasant surprise that awaats
those who do not know what our vegetable
Juices do for debility, sluggish liver and tu-
paired digestive organs
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The l0ii1~ing lrSt-ciaSs passengers passed
Kiiiston an So today; Miss Kate Young, y
H. TaYl0r, p ". Lewis. wife and two children
A IT pupaF, W 4 Maason, " = Hubbard
Ms , " Adams, ". a. s;0ffney, wife xna eaiid .
Miss Drummen. &. ]. Depart, wife aid daagh-
ter. Charlex 4. Haaen, wife ard eniie J r.
Farming. Captain ". c. Powell AMI wife, A !.
Moosiy. n. Moody. n. T. Boyton and sixty sec
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ANACOR TES

Has captured the prize. We confidently believe
that within another tselve months this belief
viii be thorouFhly proven. All who know the
history of our firm are aware that we have
never handled property outside Of Seattle be-
cause We have known that the majority Of the
outside schemes were wiideas propositions
which would act as boomerangs ON the arms
tathering them. We have thorough confidence,
however. that
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Tacoma. the center OF the upsoana trade. is
unquestsonASly one o. these points seattle's
magnificent geographical position makes her
the eaief city OF the sound. a. wen Is OF the
state. vel emitting her 10 the proud title Of the
Queen CRY" There mast OF necessity be a
commercial center down sound. which win bear
the same relation TO sesstle. the metropolis. as
dses Tacoma FOR several years there was q
feeling OF uncertainty as to the location Of the
do~n-soand metropolis. bat it is now $ belief
almost universally =ccepted that