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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-12

Trinity Guild meets today q 80 p =. Kings
Dauehtem meet q In
Mr.. J. Dssders has sold out his interest In the
Arm a DsMsn = Co. on Onion street. 4
The sewing society In connection VIII r.
Marks Guild win meet at lis Tsnlh stss( TO
day at2 p m.
.sThs Ola Homestead" sale Of lots begins TO-
day ct tho once Of smith d MccargAr. los
Cherry street.
The county auditor yesterday issued license
20 wed fog e O. wien and Mrs Kate Martin. OF
Seattle. They we're lates married by Probate
Judge Osborn.
". r. Ballard and hts wife. Estelle Ballard.
yesterday nlsd plat Of Baliards addition %
Gilman Park. II covers the northwest quarter
Of the southeast quarter 81 section u. township
3 north, range . sasl
There viii b meeting Of the woman's Home
for the eisction of one ~ aud other important
busi esx On Wednesday, March 4, at 8 y. m. in
the parlcr Of the NJ 3. church. Th:rd and Marion
streets. MrA ~ :. Bush, president
Edward 1. Lindsey and bis wife Aboie Llndsr
ley aled with the counfy auditor yesterday thor
Mineral Spring. plat siruated tn the nosta
half and southwest quarter OF the SOUTHEAST
Quarter Of the southeast quarter Of section ",
township Is north. range east
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POLICE NEWS.


GranA Larcsaist Round Over - Peker
Players Arrested-Notss.
Joseph Jones', who WAS arrested By Ofhcer
Thorn last Wednesday Tor stealing . sack fall OF
shoes from = Commercial street dealer. was
brought before Jussfce Miller yesterday. He
Was held 20 the grand jury In $500 bond. and
commit ed ia default
Ida Campbell. IN actress 81 cort's thcatre,wa
robbed OF . valuable gold watch. which was
taken nom her room q the Rass house Monday
night
John Breen. charged with vagrancy. whose
case hes been pending tor several days. was
dned so By Justice Miller yesterday. for trying
10 live without working. His attorneys appealed
his case.
oficsr Arlington arrested John Bestefa and
W. Rutherford early yesterday morning In the
Roma saloon on Jackson street for playing the
forbidden game Of poker. They gave 400 each
bail money. to appear before Justice Rivers To-
day.
John Miller. . younx man about Is pears Of
eye. who was arrested Monday night BY Private
Waterman Jones Of the Northern Pacific rail-
rced, was held in default Of $3p0 by Justice
Rivers yesse sss. for hrc~ki' 9 into box-cax.
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Jack Dempsey. the '.Norparral. VII arrive IN
the city this morning fron Iaeosna- uhers hs
appeared Last night IN fcar- foand boxfnG con-
se4s, for pofsts with sincai man Dempsey ana
Frofessus Clark vii have tour-round ses-so 70
night - Gems and Large crowd VIII douhtles..
attend Although the contest y NOT Tor haood
Just - many VIII b eager 70 - Dempsey strip
aad Put Up his banda The famous Dfcdles
weight hears . reputation second only 10 John
l. Sullivan, and his whit TO this city viii create
quite stir among the numerous admirers Of
the manly MT Judging from the sale Of seais
In advances. Ms. Cort predicts . rouatne recep
ton for Dempsey.
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n LATE LINE KR0N HAYES.
me Corrective REopeftles - -
juices ~ CalffeRnIass Vegetable
Alsesoxtveo Almoos 0ensasional.

A lady formerly Of IN Mission g., bat now
of 30 Hayes g., q y. writes 20 the Edwin "
Joy Co - follows: " Mn n. I. Beverly, Of g.
sas1A resided with NJ Last winter. she had long
been sseessr from dyspepsia and waserbrash-
Her stomach was 70 weak that for months as .
time shs iivsd principally spon miIk and the
white Of egga Among other things she tried
ona OF the mineral safsspariilas only to hnd ths4
Il gave her pains in the head and weak sinking
speliA Having taken Joys Vegetable sarsapa-
nlia myself with great benefit In stomach
troubles, irduccd her TO discard the potash
preparation and Try your Vegetable compound
Il began reinvigorating her stomach end in .
short time helped her sstonishingiy. II i'm
proved her appetite and strength to that extent
that just before she left. she uas beginning 10
return to soiid food She authorized me 70
write yoa this statement acccrdinaiv'
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SIN AID BsrN.

- umae1nasy Dirn Of which De-
moats1 Ma b Member.
3 Ipuy oAeEi1 Woolssy yesterday lodged =
nfu1 Viii rsobess Judge Osborn against
- nan who gave his name - l. G.
op11ua - uos found BY Deputy Woolery
- r. aIps1s. and taken 10 the pfobaes ofAcA
nvuhovea . hearing today.
1Dunlmb On elderly man, bordering upon
noy3oH = go. He soid judge Osborn that
Aeuma partner In seattle packing houss.
1U(4 heonahDs In Topska. Omaha and Kansas
- ~ nd 10 Be Syn 4 Co" said he. 'sbut
mpm 1gn 4 Co, and yoa don't know what
Almay Mig happened. never knew vas
0no19 = hat arm until few days nincA No,
- - shost time ago took e3o.0o0 out Of the
800 DsoatA Big thing. amt ~ live In :
- Tn eoing - 81 ont In lev daya
IN HE tsnk Man with s2o.oO sushsn't -
0tndsr canvaAp
lDWnlss ooald not teIl his name, and aid not
- uhsrs hia store We locased He aid he
ben looklns Ill over town for Il. but some
IL hs didn't ssem - ~ able 10 locate Il.
- appearance tndicotea thas ~ hes hem
- III, and sablected 70 sxposurs, which must
- hsd something 70 DO with his unfortanats
tcoment.
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- yansas Doubrette 10 be Hare Nsxt
week.

- Ynnsas eoubretse 10 10 Here Nsxt
week.
bpAohay The bess known souhsstts u present
- American ssagv b Masgie Mitchell
yo1eAoer and Little Barefoot viii always
NO tAe head al character impersopations
No. Aands Of any other artistic they would b
49, With his actress both impersonasions
nmne neal.
Uls Mitchell 10 old. The public knows Il
- - doos not deny IL when most OF
~ So1not genefation were toddling In
- - wss dancing and ronping.
1y pathetic and hoydenish. in
~ which shc has since made
- nns hes treatsd her calamity aud
81 - ath play youthful chssacters-thosc
squ1se stage magnetism and vitality
- 0An any Of her professional sisters.
M1gogemsnt Of this famous artistic com
- = Turner Hall thea,or next Monday
and u for three nights
Ne opening play. 10 . new one in the
III Npegtoirc The cid favorites. PAN
- "l1tsie Barefoot, win BE- produced,
~ sn Tuesday and the other on weinesr
0gepooine.
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sKvERAI. aYNnIcATKa

Two Of our syndicates insist on drancing the
present Low prfcea We viii hold them down
and GET our customers ia q present low values
for time. - We are, according % contracts, 10
receivSf ten days nofice OF any proposed ad.
vance, A We have heretofore told our patrons
wp/helieve in Seattle a. the Chicago of the
1dund. and advise buying ~ present prsces
When the boulevard il finished. or the many
acquisitions now suse 20 be Obtained by Seattle,
a. well - the traaSonstnental iines now sure
20 make thet~ term mails here where they can
get business I'VE shall see much higher prices
A steadily aavanctDg market viii do 10 bay on
Cali carry on Daniel Jones a Co, 90 second
street. rom :. .v Merchants National bank
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EAsk
MI. \ shipnaa. Of sioux. City. Ia. i q the
RainteE.
p. = Q. Knbourne win return today from
Olympia.
-. ana Ma Z = Game ase nov living II ne
L n, ss1AfA returned yesterday from weeks
trip u oaD 1Faneisca
III. H. 7. Thompson and Mr.. T. ,. Janery. Of
Portland, are In ths city.
II. c. g. BAbeoek left yesterday for cseve-
land. o.. on . shot business trip
Major r. =. Harding and vile have taken no
permanent Qnarten at the Arlington.
III. Christian Miller sd family leave somor.
fow ~ two monahg vistt In Llnneld. Pean..
his old hOmo.
Judge Hauford win return from California
next saturday and viii cDnvene United stslsn
district court q Olympia IN shout two weeks
The funeral services Of Adam Cannon viii b
held - the Trinity Epscopai hapel today ct
O'Clock. Rev. 0sorss n. watson VIII ofaciase-
N. William \. Parsons and Mr.. Gilbert Bo-
wick. rspresenting he Commercial Bank OF
city, guests - ths Rainier.
ur. Howell ". Young. . member Of the law
6rm Of Miller, Young 4 Akess. and Mr. William
G. Johnson, secretary Of the Northwestern
Casting Co0pAny. Of Minneapolis. arc stopping
- the Rainier. They viii remain here several
dspe previous 10 their departure for home. via
San rfanc1scn
M. q r Hasssll. G. h ThomAs, O. I. Lang
fidgs and Fr1sk ,. Coils. I'll Of Lancasses. VIA,
arrived h thu city yesterday and VIII LOOK over
the Geld Tor investments before retufning. Has
sell + leading physiciaa Of the Badger sss:e
and win spend several weeks in Seattle visiung
his tread. Nj. = =. McCoy.
Rev. George 4. Tswkshury. pastor Of the Ply
mouth CougreGo1lonal church of this city. -
tarned yesterday frum Oxford, Msins. whore he
went several weeks ago 70 attend tbs funeral of
his father. Mn Tewkseury, who accompanied
him 70 the Eagk Will remain several weeks
Visiting friends In Maaanchusetta
M = Y. skiliman, president of tbs skillman-
elmms Hardware Company Of New York. -
stopping 81 The Rainier. Mr.. 6kfiimAns hoase
10 one oi he largest general hardware hSms In
the world. and have branch housea In different
ottlos Of America 0r. 6killman u . great
Traveller. having havsllsd over sAom miles dur
ing Lest year In the intefest Of his company. He
waa In seattle shortly altar the big IRE. aud ex
prsassd sssas assonashment - ths Improvements
atnco thai 1mA
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0esoee u 1xosnd14-
III. I. Il 6FsGfEA. - svsning. spsnking q
- orx1on ~ - eouncH - - 1Assg -
extsnA1nx Rolz1n street. saad.
Il ~ tnsssessed II fhis matter q exfendIng
1ollza aree4. - are CREST MANY who reeu1e
vhae hene0s sxzeh Isvei driveway would Be
20 TIE city. = vel = shas srcsicn ssound Lake
Caicn- Taking q "a cv9 Win several pso1s-
nens ezf1seaaI - ennean8ed thae Is would y
pfopeT aksex 10 stxs1e was laid cot 70 eaA g
Miner ayeuue, in hcncw 81 Dr. Z. r ltnoss uho
- uue of she Arsa . edsocate The exfenmon Of
kuslau sffeel
IN would - oniy 5uS< 20 the memory - sucn
. phSlanshscpfc man - On. Mincr was 70 name
snas shoruueAfnse asser him n viii only b .
shcEs sfme III s. II nne a IL mosf fashicnAhae
residsnes porsscns ii the city md Is VIII b usea
. great deal . ds1ve becanse Of IL making ssEA
Z hyez track
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Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing syrup for childrun
teethinx. 10 tbs prescription OF one Of the best
stat3a. aud haa bean used for forty yeass with
nctsr fAiiing succes By millions Of mothere for
their children. DURING the process Of toething
fn value IL iucaicuiahie. II relieves the child
from pain. cures dysentary and ciarrhna. grip
Ing In the bowels and wind collie BY giving
health 20 the child 70 rests the mother.
Frtco. 1Sc bottle. gWf ~
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SUPERIOR coEsr-IfcHrEsnERs.y ,.
II. Emanuel Levy ct al vs.. Philip s. Wills
Melton for order 70 confirm sale; order granted
PROBATE couRr-ossoKS. J.
Estate OF Charles NeEiugh-Petison for letters
OF standardization
Petition for letters Of administrators of the
essAse Of Ionis Boequin. aIed By J. Schramm-s
Hearing set for March Il. 1880
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nnYkRNMENr IANn

We csn locate you on Q good quarter section
where yoa can get good rich scsl ard from NV,
Ca eve mlsssun feet 81 lumber We know evcs,
foot OF seessnassas suad IN the country. and vii
guarantee 10 satisfy ron Albeit & Grlssths
xal estate brokers si2 second street.
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TEN TO FIFrY HOURS SAVED

BY taking the Northern Pacific yes,s enled train.
leaves seattle SEQ u IN daily. No change Of
cars and I'll miles the shortest rcate 10 Chi
cage Tourist sleeping carr through, placing
passengers in Union depot ten % ATTY hours
ahead OF other lsnea A. ChilberE. city ticket
agent, 10 second street. Boston block: T. Ton
kin. dsyof Yzeksf axent. SEATTLE
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A trial Of The aew Green Lake Electric railway
49, "a .sss !, Yesterday. and Q cor was ran sHcceks
faltv trcra FrSmo a 10 Green lake and back
TIE road 10 ell sAiiaxict and the car util raa
regularly hereafter. TIE steamer recently par
hases sor ereea Lake 10 new raaniag IA scea
order and carries passengers daily around sse
fnAe.
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Tonight.
e na opening Of the new building Of
ve1ag Aen's Christian Association. situated
vses side al Front street. between rnton
ne. viii take place this evening. Tue
uaA b open for inspection 81 7 10 p. N,
NJ. - esefcises win commence 81 so'clock.
- vii b made by prominent men from
I'd shsoad. among whom are Dr. T. ID.
ssIss q Portland; Mr.. v. n johnson. state
- 81 The Y. N. C. A.: Rev. r. A. Beard.
- slselaad. Rev. Brown. 4. r. Enrweli, Evan
u Eaxleson and othxrA Vocal
uneasai selections win be tnserspened
- ~ rfuxrsmme. the orchestra Of the
s...l eand furnishing The massc. gym.
eaniedtien viii be gtven in the gym
r. 9 TIE close of the speeches
~ eaildins 10 only partially completed.
eecoans Of the aiffieuity in securing
- rccms have been fsnished up Tor
occupancy. They Term tho frat
~ =. II the rear OF what win, when Ia
-. magnificent fve-siory building. The
tnyited % attend the oneusnR
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Twesfy AGRA nosta 81 Ballard. near water
fspus. issF saaeA En4asrs l. n ko~s. seAgrase


Tsxezsy acrss nnxta 81 Rsalare. near water
fspas, iar sale Esquire l. h. Ross, seasrass
soseA
tsr<ninx rev dress xo<fs. Chester Caeary.
dc faps-s = . . . euaizs
op~rsas new Ska csessss clsAry-
tAAsAsx sssasssEn 4 Axxas foT Asax asa
or~usnx rev xsaxhszs Caesar Cassry.
The aass~ss sssxk II Asss - sese1 tro1 a.
Csarses t,ass3st4l 10 = she halter
oe<asnx new p-esnse<z a1A helsstsSAea era
sxxleessss ansi aezaesagA Cassssr CssAfy.
opea4ns asu sss<G, aa3 Aesss Furnishing
gpsssx Chester G1s&Fy.
Tox asyse saxs q els II TIE saa ara cap hae "a
10 csari~s ssosassssxn. sss Assse-. sxcoaA st<ss6
R<as kssse1 esoek
o,~niss nsw sgrsed ln3sa sslsx cnssssr
Cf<axy.
rnv a t<w aawsr<sr<a scss % Eaisase C. Weed
fxnf rsrk srs sse aew thzv sssa Ea<e you
raca~v We have 8 nsu as1stsc1 close Ia p2sa'
- fs-es 4 Co. &C. ~<en16 xsssek
pvt Arr<ses rsvpersy II svn9scsses &c Per
xAa-r Har0 SznsxA d tns- re@zzs ass 4.
Ssnssrsnn eaa<k. yesa<g avxzaes tcss o. fTSxs
kSrxx&~
Hard so<s ~ 10 e-ss en< scsrsA easA. ~.
ane~ % tine. <&sy serz@s Loss q S&lsara VII
disable In xAszs ensn. 0sze aFsa eseaEn<A
psnEel tsnes . To. a. See~n1 street.
~Tas o. Hs0sgsed tazAs-
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epTCfAI nAReAIN.

We oFsr for few days only some unpiatfed
acre property fronfing on salmon bay. near the
sewn Of Ia Lara. viii make thirty -gonr wates
front lots and 10 los on sAe land exc usive oi
railroad right-of-wsy. As we are owners Of this
property we are prepared "a make terma
Harry White & Coz. yesssr avenue. opposite
south TasrS street.
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ne GREAT MArRoroIlS."
seoeoeional Melosl rama Co be Played
nsra ThSS

. Sssas Assrorolss'' viii be riAyed by the
sra company ~ Turn hall tomorrow
ne play Is said 10 be full Of stss-
s1ean Interest. and one 10 please al low
eaodfanA To see the heroic life savrrs
q The wreck Of The Flying Fisa by
ssase afe-saving crew 10 what has never
- On any stage In seattle
Aetual SCENERY aud mechanical stage
- used Ia the Grand epexahoass viii
- esse. - they are all carried By the cosnr
sae 81 TIE noted life guard Of the Efe-
- amen located oa the beach near The
N1A n San Francisco counsy. were ia a.
-. = nearly every performance of The
MoaFo roisss during tn three weeks run 81
e1snd opesaaause,
wi b rspcased Friday and saturday
~ There viii also be matinee Sasar-
ne ecx shees Is nev oaea ~ yenen 4
music store. in Seattle hacek.
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secretary Eiy. of the Chasher ct Commerce.
cpened sAs booss Of the eogrsrs'soa ysssefday
ana receives. tweasy subscriptions 10 shs ssoek-
Ths hsoks viii Be kept apea every dag from , 70
~ ara from 1 10 o'ciock unssl Friday ncons sfsd
al shvs< who 10 nos sexsstss their nassss before
IA A sirae VII 10 Zoe late - hssesss mskaheFA
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Measles are 20 psevalsnt Ia the penny school
that ovrr city scholars are unable 10 attend. Ia
The Aotke street branch OF the scnoei. eae dsy
lsst week. out al total OF ssxty-threc enrolled
scholars. twenty -four only were in attendance,
the rest being down with measles One teacher
10 also laid up with the same malsdy NodsAshs
have occurred - yet aud II IL expected that the
epidemic wI.l not prove any more sefioss shAn
q h n present. During the late epidefaic OF .
Stripe there were 30 scholars Of this school
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Ne are selling Woodland PARK loss at prices

We are selling Woodland Park IoEs al prices %
r,s h lose fnsa sAlnex watsh viii re asked
when the boulevard Is competed. that we feel
safe 10 aEfvistnS customers 30 bay with q view 70
turning quickly 81 large pruatS We are the
agents Tor tals fns addition and shall be able 10
sell as present figures a saors time anly. - the
xyrsti2ase neay AZ their option advance prices
very sscn. DC rss buy prop1rsy without e0ins
no inspect it personally We can sacw shss prnfs.
erty vita 2ssse. p2ules jones = Ca. s9z secena
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9Gradsnx for the school heases.
Grading for tho ns~ school houses on Aastsoa
street and Ia the PontiaS' addition 10 well under
var, and the contractors are ALSO gstsinx ready
10 Grade the land for the Jackson street aud TIE
Qurcn Anne school houses The plans fes al 2.
these haildinss are being estimated upon. and
his vsl be given 70 the &C hoos board 81 sss nexs
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RrnIrcrn RATE EAsr.

rlrN-eIsss tickets via Union Pacinc sestfse 20
Chi sxo Sg7. &eccrts class, 80 A. C. Martin
city tlckss sgsnt 10 second ssrees. Boston block
Q. q kg.gxx. agen1 CITY dock.
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..osn,x.eIaf HAxa, AK

r-s~ .r-~. - srsxs = Acres. 10 acres as4 tvs
.sss,s.ss. aaa s~wxrai hao<xs iceate~s Tn VARGAS
sssss.,r. ia ne vicinity Of Ballard Aa1 1rw<a
49, sNrsxss easy. Harry y BITE q 20
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7oklS Sngsfnsl & Co

Just step down to the end Of
the lace counter and notice
those new arrivals Of ilounc-
ings. They Just came in this
week and are another install
ment of the superb stock We
have ordered. In point of
elegance and chaste design
they absolutely outrival any
thing yet shown, and the ladies'
have been in raptures over
them for the past two days.
That new ACCORDION pleat,
which is so fashionable. with
the exquisite design on Swiss.
really captivates an artistic
taste. but no more so than a
dozen other designs you viii
notice.
Those Van Dyke points are
not only catchy in appearance
but most effective when made
up. These Van Dykes are
reigning favorites this season
and ore particularly pleasing in
flouncings.
These flouncings are in
Swiss. Nainsook, Cambria and
India Linen. and really. you'll
agree are extraordinarily pleas
ing.
The fret-work pleat is some
thing new. both in design and
effect. 1t will make up even
handsomer than it appears on
the counter.
These Val. lace insertions
have attracted the fancy Of a
great many Of the ladies' and
that is only natural considering
the many beauties possessed by
this lace and the delicate effect
produced when it is inserted in
a light India Linen or Swiss.
Now take a look also at the
new line Of laces. We just re-
ceived these this week. The
Van Dyke prints you will notice
hold their sway almost undis-
puted. These are even hand
somer than those shown you
earlier in the season, and justify
the prestige held by this lace
on the popular taste.
The Eiffel Tower points are
the new lace for this season,
quite the rage in fact, and are
most happy combinations of
the threads. The marked ef-
fects produced by this lace are
very striking and elegant
These heavy dress trimmings
have just come in and are
already finding quick sale.
They strike the fastidious
dressers at once. and are some
thing which are not to be dupli-
Gated in the city.
New embroidcrics' Yes, all Of
those you viii see on the counter arc
shown for the first time. They strike
everybody instantly with Their beauty.
There is nothing newer in design in
the markets. and these are selected
stock,
The vcilings are also just received
This Van Dyke point and Chenille
edged yelling is something entirely
new, never having been shown in this
city before
Those La Tosca and Polka Dot
MEETINGS are On sale for the first time
We feel particularly well satisfied
with the first arrivals Of our spring
stock Of Houncings, laces, embroideries,
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Pullman rvservscous assse sas oil points Esse
via the Narth~sa faSlsr rssigoat, the vessihaled
sseep<x Ard alnsux-eAr lEe. A. CA.laefI. cfsy
tirSeF AGENT us Senoat street., Ha~son block.
r Iank.n, teros taekes sgsrt. seattle
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u.ns al Ballard saou1ns where me Manitoba
..ssrsss Nd Cana laa fsefse rsdw are csnss
srx IA snt whes~ the 9rsat rsAs ss1ass a~ea -
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WeSon0ng ~ 2su Matter For Reezunnnee
-4neqoa101s MIL 1rnek-
The postomee department will, BEGINNING
April !, tos fhirty consecutive days, weigh the
amount of nail matter seat out over sAs seattle.
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q maktnk fair assrsxs ard arY1Se 1t Iuss
c0npensefion - b paid 70 he railway for such
DAtl eorvfca
IL Gfeen LAks electric railway ear win b
run out over tbs trsck 70 Fremons this evening.
The enOqnaimte NH company he's bought 5
half mfie q f4fIs from thu seattle Constructors
company fof use In bniIding xnck % the Con
pAoy's Mill st 5noQuaImae