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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-04
DEMOCRATS TALK.
Carlisle Issues a Statement on the
House Question to the Public.

| WARRINGTON, Feb. 4.-Carlisle has pre-
pared for publication = statement OF the
present situation of the Democratic mem
bers of the House, which will be signed by
all Of them; "The present situation in the
House of Representatives 10 so anomalous,
and the unprecedented decisions of the
Speaker so full Of danger to the integrity
| of future legislation, that we consider it
our duty to submit brief statement Of the
facts, in order that the propriety of the
course we have taken may be fairly de-
termined."
The statement reviews action to the
House since assembling, regarding the
adoption of the rules, alludes to the fact
the house has been compelled to conduct
the business without the rules, rather than
speaker. He says, The house has been
during all this time, as far as rules for
the government concerned, in precisely the
same condition, as popular meeting or
political convention, in which the chairman
and his partisans absolutely control all the
proceedings"
No measure can get before the House
for consideration unless the Speaker
chooses to allow it to be presented. Mem
bers have no means of knowing in advance
what they may be called upon to discuss or
decide. This is the first time in our history
that a legislative assembly, or even pub
lie meeting, attempt ed to transact business
for any considerable period without reg
ular code of rules prescribing the order of
proceedings, and Inconvenience and injus-
tice resulting from such attempt is forcibly
illustrated in the present instance. The
claim Of the msjority that they have the
right to govern the House without attend
ing its sessions aad saking part in conduct
ing its business 10 too prepostrous to re-
quire refutAtion. It must be evident to
any one Who understands the position taken
by the democratic minority in the House it
cannot possibly result in any injury to the
country or any injustice to the majority.
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THE PENSION QUESTION.
General Alser Convefses on That
Important Matter

General Alger Was seen by the Journal
reporter Monday. and on the question Of
soldiers pensions he said:
al met the pension committee in WASH
ington week before last and We looked over
the ground somewhat. We became sasis-
fed after consulting with Senator Davis
of Minnesota, chairman of the Senate PEN
sion committee, that very good dependent
pension bill which had passed the pension
committee by unanimous vote would soon
become Law. This will give to men
who are disabled or partially disabled,
ei2 90 per month, and will relieve q vast
number Of men who are now in pressing
need Of the necessaries Of life. After con-
sulting With the Senators and members
Of the House We think that substantially
such = Law can De passed at an early day.
We urged immediate action in that line.
The dificulty with so many bills is that it
has been impossible to agree upon . meas-
ure that would please ali, and We believe il
for the interest Of the veteran and the vid-
ows and children Of deceased veterans 70
urge the immediate passage Of substantially
such bill. Other measures can be called
up hereafter, but this one will relieve ths
most pressing needs, and We think vefy
soon. We told the members Of Congress
whom we met that We wanted this and tha
We wanted il nov. / believe the sensimen
Of Congress 10 in the direction Of givine
this relief"
How are you pleased With Augusta, va
asked.
"Oh. il il lovely place. and the gen
! efssisy and hospitality Of the people voul,
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ebullitions Of the gentleman of Illinois,
Springer. Ii was only little Jealousy on
Sprinsef's part He had done a little iD
parliamentary Law himself. laughter
Like Moses flying from the rod which be
had dung down and which turned into a
serpent, the Republican party would Zee
from general paTiiansntaRy lav, long be-
fore this session adjourned
III. question required on the ordering Of
the previous question, And the adoption Of
no report Of the committee on elections
vas ordered. Yeas, ls6; nays, o. This
10 the frss time since the meeting Of Con-
grsss that the Republicans bad . quorum
voting. and the result was received With
applause. The only absentees on the Re-
publican aide we're Casvell and WILDER,
both sick.
-Four roll calls we're required before the
vote came finally on seating Smith, con-
testans. Al the end he WAS declared en-
titled to the seat, yeas, les, Gays. o, amid
Republican applause. Smith appeared and
took the oath Of ONCE, whereupon Spring
er Of Illinois s0casticaliy inquired whether
this vas proper time TO make . motion to
adjourn. With similar intonation of sAr-
cssm the Speaker replied fu the afhrma-
tive, and the House accordingly At s.35 ad-
journed.
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Boston Wool Market.
SATURDAY, JAN. IS.

The total receipts of wool at this port during
the past week comprise io6s bags domestic and
e43 bales foreign. against 5,12 bags domestic and
1872 bales foreign for the same time last year.
The sales for the week comprise ,08s, go lbs Of
dome site fleece and pulled and 1876 600 ID. Of for.
eign making the weeks transactions foot mp
o4 100 lbs against So, 600 lbs for the previous
week and l,aS4. 40 domestic and 10000 lbs for
eign for the spending week last year.
REMARks-The sales this week foot up tfihe
larger than last week, but the market is still
quoted dull The fact that goods selling slow
does not make 1t any fnducsment for manufaet-
urer. to stock up much with the raw material, and
regular market rates trade il mostly confined to
small lots.
We quote selling prices Of the leading descrip-
PRICES Unwashed and unmerch WOODS Ohio
and Mich fine unvashed. 2la23e, 0hie and Penn
unmereh, 25s26e, Mich unmereh, 23s24c.
Pulled and super rools-MAine super pulled, sc
a0oc; Eastern lambs, 52s55c; super, 52a35c A
pulled, 5-a62c
Ohio and Penn seeces-So neeees. sszsac; X
34a,.5c.
Mich, Wis, e,c-Mich X, 20 3ie; Mich No is;
aTle, ny, and Vt X. asasec; N Y and n II
Combing-Kyi blood, soaonc; Ky blood, zssooc
Ind and Mis- blood z7s.soc; Ind and Mis- blood
r.aeoc: No Ohio. 4os0oc; No Ohio, s7zasc; Nc
Mich, seaf0c, No Mich, As35c.
DeIaine woois-Ohio, Marc; Mih fine. 34s nc.
The following are the sales torcshe week and
the prices paid
20 0o lbs do do on pt. Total, 50 90 lbs.
Michiran and Wisconsin. - A.Oo lbs Mich
fleece on PIT; 10000 lbs. do on . t; 500 lbs No.
Mich, s7c- Total, a, 600 Ibs-
Combing and Delaine.- l25, 900 lbs Mich, de
laiBe, 9c, o.od0 lbs do do, Hc; 1000 lbs do d
&c; 900 lbs Gnmerch, delaine. Z7c; Is 000 lbs d
do, a6c 500. ihs unuzshed do, 2aa24c. Total
isf 600 lbs.
Pnllsd.--47 900 lbs pulled on p .; 1905 ID
snper 3oa.ac. 800 lbs do 35&i0c, 100 lbs pslle
on PIT; 20eoo ID. extra do, z5AaDe, Is 900 ID
pulled. sa45c; 1000 lbs SUPER Nc, 100 lbs do
5sc- Total. 2is. 100 lbs.
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LONDON. Feb. AFTER having paid
Psrnell s25 600 for libel, the Times says
After our withdrawal Of the letters it was
clear that we had no legal defence, there.
fore there was no alternative open to Us
but to come to terms or abide by the ver-
diet of the jury. As We had At the outset
challenged such an action, We cannot COM
plain at being taken At our word. This
result in no way effects the large requisi-
ton. 1t 10 most desirable that the parlia-
mentary commission should report. and
when its report 10 presented it 10 equally
desirable that it may be placed in the hands
of the public with the least possible delay.
The News Understands that Parnell will
receive not only the costs legally recover
able, but a reimbursement of the whole
expense he incurred in the matter. The
public now only awaits ministerial apology
the making of which common courtesy
should dictate.
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Why Bismarck Resigned.

berlin, Feb. THE National Zeitung
explains the action of Prince Bismarck in
resigning the post of Minister of Commerce.
The Prince, it says, has for years felt the
growing necessity Of restricting the sphere
of his activity.
Recently. on account of strikes ard the
various difficulties related to the cause Of
strikes, the duties connected with the Min
istry Of Commerce become excessive and
burdensome, and the Prince did not feel
himself equal to the work Of that depart
ment. Therefore he recommended the
Emperor should appoint to the post Baron
Won Berlepsch. For the same reason he
desires the appointment of Minister of
Colonies but finds it at present impractica-
Bile to create an independent colonial Of
fee.
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Ice at South Gardiner.
Especial to the Kennebec Journal.

SouTH GGRDINER, Feb. 3-The ice
companies in this district are doing good
work harvesting their ice. There has
never been a winter here when so much ice
has been housed with so little expense.
There has been very little sweeping, and
planning only when they flooded their fields,
the first part of the season, so it would be
thick enough to bear teams, to scrape if
there should be snow.
Eight companies in all are running ten
chains. They average 1000 tons per day
to each chain. There is very little differ
ence in the thickness Of the ice, it runs
from Is to II inches. The Independent
Co, had run into their house up to Satur-
day night, 1900 tons all with one chain,
with the exception of Friday and Saturday
when they had two chains running.
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Tho New York Ranlra.

NEw YoRK, Feb. 4.-Examiner Hep
bnrn stated this afternoon that three certi-
fed checks Issued BY the Equitable Bank,
amounting to sl50, 900 are held BY the Sixth
National, and that payment will be de-
manded. He also said check had been
received from President Tappan for $780,
600. which makes good the deficiency for
s279. .324.74. This will pay all depositors,
and bring stock up to par. A large crowd
gathered in front of Lenox Hill bank this
morning, in answer to a notice of . meet
ing of depositors at the bank building.
Goodheart, the lawyer Of the bank, stated
that no meeting would be held in the bank.
He assured them that arrangements had
been made by which all claims Of deposit
ors would be met dollar for dollar. Three
hundred depositors held meeting in Lenox
Hall. They elected officers and . commit
tee of nine to act With the president and
secretary to consult counsel and protect
depositors.
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BrppEroRp, Jan. William A. Sea
bury. Saco, was seriously, perhaps fatally
injured today by log falling on him while
loading a sled in the woods. The log
struck him in the breast knocking him
doAn and rolled over his legs breaking
both between the knee and ankle. His re-
covery is doubtful. He is a member of the
Grand Army and the accident will leave
the family in destitute circumstances.
subscription paper WAS started by the eiti-
xens in his behalf.
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New York Produce Market.

FLauR-Receipts. 27.s72 pkes exports. so2
bbls; sales, 1890. Repeat quotations includ-
ing City mil extra, - i5at4 Is; patent. - 86a
s5 25 superine, ~ o0at2 IS, extra No. 2, o. goa
e. 50, winter wheat low grade, o. 23st2 IS; Min
nesota extra, % 65a$i 50; Southern -four dull
rye -four quiet.
wHEAT-Receipts. 800. exports. -, sales
81 600, quiet; No. spring -. No ? red,
sli No cred ssi iasSi elevator. .s6iasts fob s6as7
delivered, No hard. p5a9ol; No northern, s3a
vi
Rhythm
BAKLEY-hrm.
CoRS-Receipts, 800 CO., exports. $3.50, sales
22s,ooo; easy; steamer, ssta37I; No 2. so1a38i
store and elevator, 37ts37l delivered.
OATs-Receipts, les 600; exports, =, sales,
l27 600; easy No g. q do white 2sia2si No 2, a29l
do white. lola VI, No |. 30; do white, 81; Mixed
Western, 2Tta,0i; white do, 3Os35.
CoFFRE-fair; Rio, fair, l9i.
suGAR-Raw firm; refined easy; demand
lower. crushed 5ia5i; extra crushed. 6ia5I, white
extra crushed, 5lafi; cut loaf, 7i grannlated, o.
PErRoLEuM-quiet, steady. 1851
PoRK-steady.
BEEF-hrm
LAgD-frm, western steam, % 20a46 20 clos
ing % 90 city steam t5 70; refined fair continent
- i0as6 55; 5. A. q 90.
BUTTER firm -; western dairy pals; do
creamery, 14s27A.
CHEEsE-frm. Freights 10 Liverpool firm.
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charm anybody. The place must be de-
lightful one in summer time"
How about the prosperity Of the Grand
Armyi
l ind in Maine - elsewhere that the in
terest 10 the organization is increasing
among members Of the G. A. Il. l think
that the interest in the old colder generally
throughout the country 10 increasing.
l zee healthy signs everywhere. The or
saniIation is alling up rapidly.
Gen. Alser, when he leAves here to-
morrow night. goes to attend the MAssa-
ehusetts eneampmens and from thence to
Connecticut, Pennsylvania, New jersey and
other States where encAmpments are to be
held.
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coincidence Of the conference 70
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaim for their great
misfortune suffered in the death of Mrs.
Coppinser and expressing the earnest hope
that the afflicted may gather strength to
bear this crushing blow preceded BY 20 re-
cent and terrible shock. The conference
further resolved % aansad The funeral in .
body IS = mark Of respect 70 the memory
Of the deceased.
TREsToN. N. j., Feb. 4.-Both houses
Of Legislature tonight adopted joint reso-
fution extending sympsshy to Secretary
Tracy in his bereavement
ALBANY, n. Y, Feb. 4.-Both branches
Of New York legislature to-day passed
resolutions of sympathy for Secretaries
Blaine and Tracy in their recent bereave-
ment-
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the line especially in the South. A de-
pArtmens will be soon orsanissd In Tsxas
and provisional department In flcrida-
A delegation from the laaies' relief
corps Of Augusta vas presented. and sn h.
visation vas extended by them to the dele
gates to attend the banquet given 70 he
Grand Army Boys at Granite Hall.
The proceedings of tonight we're d.
voted to exemplifyins ritualistic work.
The convention will be in session ~
morrow, when department oficers will ~
elected for the year.
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If you will send rs your address. ne will
mail you our illustrated pamphlet explain.
ing all about DR.. Dye's Celebrated Electro
voltaic Belt and Appliances, and their
charming effects upon the nervous debili-
sated system, and how they will quickly
restore you to visor. manhood and health.
II yoo are thus affected We will send you .
Belt aed Appliances On Trial.
voltaic Belt Co., Masshall. Mich.
jan27d&vlyfolrm
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YOUR MONEY aErUnoe
La oripps.

This disease prevailed in France and
Germany in the year 1903. according 70
Information in the hands Of Judge Water
man Of Gorham, Ne.
While it is not necessarily dangerous OF
itself. the tendency IL to pneumonia and
an should see To IL that is fangs are not
fastened upon them.
Inc circulation needs to be quiekened,
the system toned up 80 as to enable nature
TO assert herself and throw ii Oh or better
still 70 prevent IL altogether. Browns In
slant Relief has been found to be a specific
Tor Is grippe and II taken in little cold
wser upon rising In the morning and retir-
ing al night will prevent your having "la
grippe. jansdlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-04

Said the nurse to the doctor: Sure, sir,
only know Of one good medicine for the
baby, and that 10 DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. y
1t costs only Is cents.
A. . wholesome and powerful tonic,
prompt and pleasant Alternative. and thorough
cleanser and renovator Of the system, the
people evefyvhsre are cordially indorsing
LAIndor. Price rs cents.
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oroosrs Please Take Notice.

PORTLAND. Feb. 4--The Supreme Judi
cial Court has decided the case of the
Portland Packing Company VS.. J. Winslow
Jones in favor Of the complainants. This
settles the question as to the right to use
the Globe and Winslow's trademarks on
canned goods and is of interest to all
grocefs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-04

Peasions have been granted to the fol-
loving residents of Maine.
Original, Decatur McGasEn, Cassine !;
Fred L. Mcdonald, Fort Fairfield In
crease. Asa =. Day. National Military
Home Stephen Andrews, Goodwins Mills !;
Philander B. Hubbard, Bradford; Orlaodo
Herrick, Belfast; Thomas NJ. Butler,
Foxcroft; James E. Chamberlain. Che
beauge Island; Joseph W. Cummings.
Albany; Alfred G. Foster. Gardiner /;
George W. Hilton, Fort Fairfield; Samuel
Daggett. Presque Isle; Nelson M. Rus
sell, Norway; James II. Smith. Bruns-
wick; Alice, mother of John F. Harding,
Lewiston.
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New Evidence Pound,

Coxroocock. n. H.. Feb. 4.-Repori
says that two gold watches, one the proper
ty of Calvin H. Beck. the other of his
wife. we're found in the attic of Perley W.
Beck's house, At Hopkinson. The clothes ct
Calvin Fl. Beck, the missing man. said to
have been found packed in . satchel.
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Accidental Drowning.

PHmApELrHIA, Feb. 4.-The coroner's
jury in the case of Joseph G. Di,msn, the
banker, returned q verdict this afternoon
that his death was caused BY accidental
drowning.
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ONE ENJOYS

OANG HANJo4 -
Both the method and results wher
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasan
and refreshing to the taste, and act
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs ID the
only remedy. of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 5Oc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fic syrup co.
SAY FRANCISCO. CA.
LOUISVILLE. N. akw r0ak. NJ
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market.

New YORK. Feb 3.
Money call easy, ranging from 81 to 10.
Prime paper at 81 to 81.
Exchange, dull and steady.
Government bonds, dull and weak
Railroad boz ds, quiet, generally heavy.
The following the closing quotations of
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Words OF Sympathy for Mr.. and Mrs.
Blaine

WASHINGTON, Feb A. The Inserna-
tional American Conference, on motion Of
Romero, the Mexican Minister. today
adopted resolutions, rendering the sincere
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WEDDING CARDS !!

hennebec Journal J oh Department
'Ps.didiy equipped for doing all
Of wedding printing, announce
Invitations, cards. ETC., I'm the
and most approved styles. IL has
an enormous amount of this class
worn during the past year, its or
coming from all parts Of the
y" better. work IN ithis line was
aene I'm the State. With the coming
sI, It's fAcAlities for this kind Of work
oe Sill further Increased. among Its
's" thtngs being q beautiful hair line
.PsyPe by which IL L. enabled to
se engraved work SO closely that
NV can detect the difference.
reasonable. send for prices and
sAnplsst to
BURLEIGH 4 FLINT,
Augusta, Maine.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-24
HOUSES AND LOTS

YssExa AvHuuB-Hlve loes sna ~ ~ =
room housss with bsth-goons) on Yssleg ave-
nue.; ei7.oc0
IxnrxnAxcs srsEgI-Two lOaD and stshtsoon
Queen Anna house, hard Anishsd. with baae-
ment. gaa, electric light waeer. burglar alarm.
barn, fruit etc: second house north Of George
Xinnear's residsnce- PTice. ell. 900.
SIXTH sra.us-Twe loss with g,cd residence.
northvsst corner spsing and sixth streets;
e1l.o00
NINTH srREHr--fos ana new double house
and six-roon rpsidsncs. nossheass conss al
NinsA and epelng streets me thres heaeas
rent fce 800 PER month; $1,000
TxsIH srEExr-iD feet square and small
Acuss. seathsast corner Tsath and Chefsy; the
choicest residence property in seattle; ee.eoo
JonH braxEr-LOt containing three good
houses. cnsnw q John ana Dexsss slBss1s; S7.soa
lGxT ernxsr-Yull lot with nsv ninssuoo
hosss oath aad passzy). On Light street. near
Republican; $500
LounARp e5xRH-Fivo Rooa houoA win
hash, q Lombard street. two blocks from cleo
tstc rcd: ana
Iryrn erRxxr-Cosy cottage on Fifth stsesss
near Unicn. with fractional lot; N.7so
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

soUIn SECOND srsKsr-Fuil loe on sentA ~
ord street. bstween Main and Jacksons $4,000
6ouTu TaIRD srRERr Brick bsiidtn9. three
stories and BASEMENT corner Of South nird
aud Main streets. leased for III, 600 PER annuA
This ID on groand leased for u year - ~ PER
montA: e57.soQ
FBoMI 6FRExr-Tvo lets. corner Of Front and
Eagis serseA me inG1ds VIII - sold separately
for - 90 ard the oorser fer Sl4ooa
FaoSr SrRRsr-ruu ioe and thsse-stosy b1al-
nss block a Trent strssts renting for 100 ~
annum. Price t15.0o4
FacxT efnEEr-Thirey ~ On west side Of
Frsnt slrse& between Madison and spdng;
eaAeea
FRONT enHxf--Cofner ~ anA fo1fStosy bush
ness block (beside residence II the REAR. ON
Front street. Building rents ioe e2soo per an
mum. Pnoe $s5.o0Q
Faoxr 6TRExF-Two lots. southwest corner ct
Front and asasca sersses; . Ans business loca-
tom. The cor.er WI b sold for $4,000 ard the
inside lot for t4ooA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-24
N ScELLANE0Us.

BucK YAsD-oss a shs bsst ssuippsd hrick-
yards on the Sound. located - Tws'veNils
point Everything 10 IN good woskins order.
Thsownes woaid prefer - ell . fourth or half
insesus b Q rsltsbie ssd psacetsal MAJ. This
10 rare opportunity: t3olom
Coal LAsD-lO acres Of coal Land In ~ Roe-
iyn coal heas. in Kttttsas cosusy: - pr aefa
eHIssLs Msl1,-Lneassd On salmon bay water
front: latest inproved machinery. capacity.
5000 per day; siS.oo
BEIGE CLay-Ffss hank OF clay for brick
M king psFposeA IN The hssss Of ne city; hss
lots: e en-
Lxs Psorssry-z2SS sores 81 Port LAasdon.
oscss Island. nth a unIiniied supply Of Inns
asd va,sahls inpssvsmenta To Close up "a -
tate shis WIN ~ sold q . sacs1ace-
To N GIVES AvAv-ws are authorized 70
daosse souf sercs 81 vassr front on Unteo bay
for awnnl Win capastsy Of so.op feet
HorE, sos IsAss-TAs olynpsc hotel nsw
asd vsla Gnlshsd- suppiied With I'll modem
convsaissesss sos isass for isns term.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-24
ACRE PROPERTY.

wsscEs IszASp--is7 aMss Il waaR Trent q
Nescse Island ~ $50 per scrs.
RAvRxsA PAkK-Twcnty acre. Of rich beaver
dam land, drained and cleared. almost sdjoin.
tne Ravenna Park: esooa
usIox BAY-Thirty acres north Of Onion hay.
On the ltne Of the seattle, Lake shore = Eastern
rAilroad: s6,50o.
SosrH sxArrLs-74oxis1 feet cleared and
1o.cod. sAteaaane woodward addition; ts.6oo
GsxEx LAxs-sInsis acres In Days acrs gar.
dnns n (sreeu Lake. 10.