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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-09-04
Death Of a Native of Highland County
in South America.

Papers received from Denver and
Laramie, Wyoming, give an account OF
the assassination of Leroy R. Thompson
in Bolivia, South America. Lee Thomp,
son was native Of Highland county and
in 1862 enlisted in the 18th Ohio Cavalry,
which was soon after ordered to Fort
Laramie to guard the Indian frontier.
After the war Thompson went into the
employment sf the Overland Stage c..
in the capacity of hunter. When the
opening of the Pacific Railroad drove
out the stage lines he began prospecting
as a miner, and in company with his
brother, Harlan Thompson, entered the
Ute reservation and opened up mine
called the Forest Queen. He exper.
fenced the all the ups and downs OF
mining life, and in 1880 spent the winter
in the East where he attracted consider
able attention from capitalists and spec.
ulators. He next led mining eS
pedition into Arizona which involved
him in many thrilling adventures, III
one of which their party was driven Out
by an armed party of .Mexicans and his
brother Harlan, killed. Thompson soon
after disappeared from sight and was
supposed to be dead until a letter from
Thos. H. Anderson, United States Con
sui to Bolivia, announced his death
He had been shot down in cold blood
by band OF marauders connected witt
one OF the insurgent armies of tina,
country. Consul Anderson had tbs
murderers arrested and placed in Tho
hands of General Gonzales for punish
ment. The death of Thompson marks
the end OF remarkable career. He wal
at one time one of the best knowr
miners in the West, but at the time o
his death was poor. 1t is stated that b,
has sister living in Ohio. Ii he ha
any relatives in this county they will b,
| interested to know that according to tt,
law of Bolivia the property of the as
sassins is forfeited to the heirs of tn
murdered person.
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Republican Congressional Convention

A Republican Congressional Conven-
ton will be he'd at Hillsboro, o., Tues
day, Septen.ler 23d, 1890, at IL o'clock
a. M, composed of delegates from the
several counties of the Eleventh Con-
gressional District of Ohio, for the pur-
pose of nominating Republican candi-
date for Congress to be voted for at the
November election, and for the transac-
ton of such business as may come be-
fore it.
The ratio of representation will be one
delegate for every one hundred votes
cast for President Harrison in 1888, and
one vote for each fraction of so or over,
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J. Gore, civil engineer, surveyor and
conveyancer, U. S. claim, pension and
bounty attorney, Hillsboro, O., North
High street. Under the act of June
9th, 1890, 100000 veteran soldiers serv-
ing 80 days and more, $l2, not less than
Sc per month, and widows and minor
children and dependent parents entitled.
Prompt attention. No fees till claim
allowed.
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Congressional Convention.

The Republicans of Highland county
will meet at their respective voting
places on Saturday, September 18th, be-
tween the hours of 2 and p. M, to
elect delegates to the Congressional
Convention OF the eleventh district of
Ohio to be held in Hillsboro, September
23d, 1890.
The different townships are entitled
to the following representation in con.
yentiOn:
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ponent of the purposes and claims OF the
organization. His election to Congress
is widely conceded, and the first aim OF
the Alliance which was to have repre-
sentative in Congress directly from their
own number is virtually accomplished.
Col Brigham has not betrayed the farmer
nor has the Republican party compro-
missed itself by nominating him.
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The little game of checkers which the

The little game of checkers which the
Democratic and Peoples. committees
are playing with their convention dates
is thrilling. Last week the pieces stood
as follows:
Peoples primaries September 4th.
Democratic primaries September 9Th.
Democratic County Convention Septem-
Der 9Th. Peoples County Convention
September 18th.
Then Edwards moved from the 18th
to the 5th. 1t is now Hogsett's move
but unfortunately there is no day be-
tween the 4th and 5th of September,
and so the little game stands blocked.
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The nomination Of Col. ]. .H. Brigham

The nomination of Col. J. III. Brigham
as candidate for Congress by the Re-
publicans OF the Sixth district, should
be a matter of great congratulation to
the Farmers Alliance and satisfactory
demonstration of the wisdom of the
policy which it first announced and
which has been uniformly adhered to ex-
cept il the case Of the sixteen delegatts
- - Tzish1sud QQppty Alliance. Col.
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Fine town lots within three squares of
the Union Scbool.house to be sold at
auction on Saturday, September 18th,
1890,
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Parents and Scholars Notice

That all school books will be sold at
wholesale prices at Bowles' store. This
is 20 per cent. lower than former prices.
A complete stock of school books and
school supplies, including college and
text books, now on hand. -
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Now Is Your Chance.

To buy LIGHT WEIGHT OvEBCoAT at a
bargain. / have small lot of SIS and
$40 overcoats left fiom last Spring which
l propose to close out at $12. Come and
see them. --.., I. A. FEIBEL.
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The leaders of tn. poh"IAl wing VI .ie
farmers movement hA "eU i"'
ulty for politics that is /. pi.ss " .ne
more slowly moving ma ~ " sn0
organization. The change 'ne oo.
veation date was brilliant g. "i0.p
and now active steps are being t. Aon :"
start paper which shall be their + INV
: ical organ.
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Total number nf delegates. .155
By order OF the Republican Congress
ional Committee, i1th Congressional
District OF Ohio
g. W HULICK, Clerment.
Cyrus NEWLY, Highland.
u. w. SARGENT, Pike.
JOHN w. Hook, Adams.
j. G. NEwCoNB, Brown.
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n inexperienced .proof.reader doe

Inexperienced .proof-reader does
49, we to be very much of Calvinist
=. - to believe in the total depravity
- saS.o;. inanimate things-notably of
tunas Tha persistency with which they
80 49, nselves seems to show a
a' ..sla - IT., fiendish perversity.
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Money to Loan.

On real estate security, in sums to
suit borrower; no delay. Call on w.
L. Morrow. Office in Strauss Building,
over Feibel's store.
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They serve the interests of Europe, we
will support the interests OF America
Republican Platform, 1883.
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What 1t Costs Us to be Buckeyes.

Auditor LeFeyer has been settling up
his accounts with the State Auditor and
The following figures taken from his
staten. 'ent show how we stand with the
State Of L'hio. The tax duplicate in the
hands of the county Treasurer for 1889
was $2ol, ,2eos The half of this due in
June, 1890, with delinquent taxes and
other additions is shown below: b
STATE tax, 1889.
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Take CARROTS Compound Extract of
Sarsaparilla to purify your blood.
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Removal.

H. D. Waddell has moved his Office to
the new postoffice building, opposite the
Court House, Room l., first floor, front.
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The Bee Hive store is the place to buy
boots and Shoes
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For RENT.-Two rooms for single men,
nicely furnished. Apply at this Office.
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The best buggy paint is Seeleys', at
Garrett Bros.
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we must sell you goods cheap
in order to get your trade.
If you will step into our Mew
Store, you will see a big line
of Dress Goods in all the nesv
styles and shades which we have
Just received and we will sell
you a dress cheap. We have
just received a big lot of fine
Black Dress Silks which we are
selling as leaders, and they are
all silk, too.
We are receiving a big line
of Flannels, Cantons, Yarns,
etc., Cloaks, Sacques, Jackets,
in Plush, Cloth and Jerseys.
We will have our Cloaks on
sale on or about September Is,
and will say we can show the
best assortment ever shown in
Hillsboro, and at losoer prices.
See our big line of Corsets-
our leaders-at 25, 35, 40, SO
and IS cents.
NottOns.-We have a full
line of Buttons, Combs, Brush.
es, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Pins,
Needles, Pocket-books Purses,
Hosiery, Umbrellas, Table.
cloths and Covers, Napkins,
Ladies and Gents Underwear,
Suspenders, Neckwear, Hose.
Supporters, &C., &c. Every.
thing usually kept in the no.
tion line.
Shoes.-It is needless to say
to those who have been buying
shoes of us that they can buy
shoes cheaper of us than any.
where else, but will say we
have a big line of Ladies' fine
and heavy shoes which we will
sell as we always did-cheap !
and to those who have never
bought of us we will say-just
try as once.
Closing Out.-We have con-
cluded not to carry mems heavy
boots and shoes, and therefore
we will sell out our big stock
Of heavy boots regardless of
cost. We have lots Of them,
and you can get a pair cheap.
We have a stock of Lamps,
Vases, Photo Frames, Butcher
Knives, Scissors, Fine Razors,
Fancy Cups and Saucers, Cob
let's, Looking Glasses, Bird
Cages, &C., &C., which we are
closing out regardless of cost
or worth. In short we have
dozens of big bargains for you
if you will come in and see
1 them.
4 We will again say we want
to sell you your goods, and if
low prices and good goods are
any inducements, we will sell
you your goods.
NEW STORE
s Opp. Court House, North High
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By order Executive Committee.
HI. GARRETT, Secretary.
W. G. CowMAN, Chairman.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

Secretary Of State,
DANIEL J. RYAN.
Judge of Supreme Court,
THADDEUS A. MINSHALL.
Member Board of Public Works,
FRANK J. MCCOLLOCH.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-29
Chicago GA. rru., n.,,,n Aw.,r.

CHICAGO. May es.--In the case OF Chsrl-
son ". the Chicago gas trust, Judge Col
ans this morning issued an injunction re-
sfAining the trust. or the companies COM
posing IL, from transferring any of their
'scek or assets 10 the Fidelity Trust Com
pany. OF Phiiadelphis. He also decided TO
appoint receiver for the trust, whom he
WI name tomorrow. A year or so ago
rniisdelrhia. New York and chicago can't
tsnsts gained control OF all the gas COM
tsniss in Chicago. and formed the gas
Iust The supreme court OF the state de-
UAsed the trust unconstitutional. where
ePon the name of the combination was
snaneed TO the Chicago Gas Company, and
@e Fidelity trust Company. o; philadel-
tnia, was given control OF the stock.
Members of the city council generally ex-
pressed qualification st the decision. The
eF'nion was expressed thai its result would
considerable reduction in the price OF
s.s. both 20 the city and private consumers.
NEw YORK. Nav sS.-Tae decision in the
saaeago gas case esased heavy stamp IL
~ Gast stocks on the exchange. ChssAso
- declined from CTS to S5is bar later re-
s0sssed 10 So Other trusts also recovered.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-29
BAPTIST SCHOOL.
Dollars Raised Tor the
chicago University.
ErELlER.s GREAT GIFT.
- Catholics Orgssisisg - ssp-
- the German Lasguaes-
sAIaas Exclude Bsmssllsss.
ErELLER.s GREAT GIFT

-. May 0.-At the meetins Of The
- Baptist Publication Society To-
= enthusiasm was evoked By the
esnaent that 10000 had been
= Supplement the gift Of tD0, 900 by
4ocketelier. OF Cleveland, for I great
Cniversity in this city.
Dr. Goodspeed read statement
hat not only had the $l25 90 been
more than meeting Kockefelier's
1ons, bot in addition Msrshsll Field
1uod t125 900 toward the cost Of the
- great audience broke into Wild
which were repeated when the
eement was made that . Jewish
9 Chicago had gwen 81 900 toward
= 1rosspr1se. Altogether Chicago citi-
~ given $675, 900. including Field,
nssnces are given Of more In the
nv institution viii be called the
lunnfty Of Chicago. and the alumni Of
~ ~ university are raising . fund OF
I<oo . endow profcssOrehip q 4
mn TO the late Professor Olsen. who
~ s. the Minneapolis 7vibans build
- Hon. George A. Piilsbury. Of
6opoIis, Was reelected president.
~ closing meeting was held tonight ct
Anditorium. A telegram Vas read
- John D. Rockefeller, pledging him
ansW 70 carry out his part OF the Per
Ut covenant. and give 100000. A
49, Iettss Was received from Marshall
md the great audience dispersed
~ With enthusiasm Praise God, from
n tjessings now."
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4 RRIvED-MRs. DR. A. DxHowE. OF NEW
~ York. the wof1d-renownsa and highly
celebrated business and test trance medium
She % the only natusslborn trance medium in
the world: Is = seventh daughter. born with .
double veil ard wonderful prophetic gift OF
second sight: this she viii prove. every hidden
mys.ery revealed. tells your entire life, past,
present ana future. in q dead trance: gives your
name In fuI also your future husband % wife.
with age and dste OF marriage In business
losses, lawsuits. marriages. divorces. deaths.
uniting the separated. removing evil infu-
enccs. res,or.nx lcst Lore. she hsa no equal.
Mrs peHowe wishes Il distinctly UNDERWOOD
that she sdyertfses nothing hnt what she can
do. and would not be elsssed with the many
cheap pretendes q ind In every city. All who
are In sickness or in trouble. al who's fond
hopes have been blasted. and al who have been
deceived aud disappointed through the false
predictions OF Others before giving up In despair
ere invited 20 call and be convinced Of the true
statements OF the above without delay. Ten
thousand dollar challenge 70 any medium who
can excel her in her startling revelations Of the
past, present aid su;ure events Of persons
lives. PArors. II and Is. Mallory house. Third
and James street,
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PAkIs. May .s.--The budget committee
nday reached the report OF the condition
~ the French navy. The report says the
nsvy Is inferior to the navies OF thu Drei-
ound. and attributes the deficiency TO the
mode in which credits are expended. and
p the general administration OF the naval
apartment. 1t recommends reduction OF
~ credit for provisions. which. II says. is
~ TOO heavy. aud suggests an increase OF
ersdit to expedite ship building and
otfengthen the crews.
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xor1cz TO CONTRACTORS


cEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY The
- trustees OF Seattle Lodge, No, :. I. o. o. r..
up TO no n Saturday. May 3 for the two story
building next to the Austin Bell brick eothce.
purchaser viii be required 70 move the build
ing within forty days from above date; tyusies
reserve the ria 1t 10 reject any or al oide. Adj
DR. % Trustees 8 Attic Lodge. No. Z, O. q. r..
csre Of Henry Leland. ITO seneca street
NoTIcE-PRoPosALs WILL BE RECEIVED
~ by the VI dersigne clerk of the town OF
Ballard on or before tuesday. June 3. 1890 Ut
O'Clock r. IA. for furnishing the town with the
following snppIi 3. 300 feet more or less, OF
81 ca pipe; Loo ieet more or iess: OF Inch
per square inch. also ties and elbows for the
same. The right IL reserved 10 reject any and
all bids offered Chas- Hadsield, Town Clerk.
NOTICE TO TgAMsTERs-BIDs ARE HERE
IN by called for by the undersigned for The
hauling OF about 1910 tons of stone In the city
of seattle Fer particulars, inquire OF under
signed. Dexter Horton & Co.
DIps ARE CALLED FOR THE INTERIOR
Id finish OF Denny hotel until June l:
pans at Mr.. ]. /. HufchInsons Office, hotel site;
right reserved 70 reject all bids 2. 8.
ro;vin. room IL. Colonial block
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS: OFFICE OF
~ chief engineer, Port Townsend southern
Railroad, Seattle. Wash. Nay 2gh. 100. The
uncersigasd viii be PREPARED 10 let contracts on
the Port Townsend Southern Railroad a. FOL.
lows. For the clearing. Rruooing, grAdlng ana
bridging. seven niles and one ball; from Lake
Hooker a point about twenty miles south OF
Port Townsend. 80 deep wafer on Hoods canal
Bids 10 be in this u6lce June LIST. lseo Two
mile extension north from Olympia 10 deep
water principally sressle work. by June LIST
Forty miles of clearing. Grubbing. grading apd
bridging from deep water ~ Olym pIa 10 Inion
City on Hood canal Jane 18th. Forty miles OF
Clearing grabbing. grading and bridging GA
west hank of Hoods canal from Union city
nor4h, july Isi Pro6les and maps can be seen
al thus once ten days before the various COT
tracts will he let r A. Hill chief engineer and
superintendent Of construction.
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sns CATHOLIC CAMPAIGN.

1fnnalm Church Members Wili Vote
S11y Against Engiish Language.
1uAUKEk. May 2s.-The convention Of
h Catholic societies this morning
~ additional resolutions declaring
p r ~ the sense Of the convention. that
HAS, The Bennett Law and the spread Of
16ennl spirit In legislation infrinses upon
ofioncss, and II would be wrong 70 our
n ~ 70 take m active part Ia opposing
y osnfes:
~ Therefore. that the German Catholic
- axe IN active part In the coming state
ln, and WI organize for the purpose.
nmittee will be appointed TO watch
lily that no friend OF paternA meas
~ b elected to either branch Of the legis-
- A resolution was adopted calling
- appointment Of committee TO look
after all bills that come before the
lure. and report promptly measures
appear antagonistic TO Catholics.
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Msxicans' Peculiar Election Dodge.

AExico. May %. --Finance Minister Dub
IN y sick and has been granted leave OF
aosence. The reason is TO allow bin 20 bs
candidate for the Senate st the approach
me election. Several other cabinet officers
md governors of states will follow his ex-
ample, - they cannot hold two Offices. and
vail afterwards ask leave o. the Senate TO
s'cupy their other posts with proxies in
Tie Senate.
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MEMOIRS OF rALLEYRAND.
Napoleon an Intellectua1 Giant, Bu
Without Moral Forc~.

bQQU Nh hutctleCtUob OlhWts nWt
without Moral Ferce.
LoSpoS. May 49, The Paris correspond
mt Of the Times. with view to compelling
publication Of Taileyrand's memoirs. makes
public few interesting extracts from the
work. These extracts are given from men,-
~. the correspondent, ct the instigation OF
Theirs, having succeeded IN reading the
slginal manuscript. He threatens to
nake public further extracts unless the
hook appears.
Of his rupture with Napoleon Taliey-
nnd said: Il am justified in my own con-
science In the position I take when my
eeentry is in peril" Talleyrand's final
judgment Of Napoleon Is as follows: HE
Wa man of great intellectual force. but
As moral force amounted to little or
nothing"
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Lahorers Imported Wholesale.

hicsso, May - The congressional
0mnislee on immigration today heard
laeh testimony on immigration matters
sno many opinions OF witnesses as 10 the
~ means Of regulating IL A newspaper
.spofter who testified said the alien con-
asu iahor law had been grossly violated
-,'iee tie carpenters strike. Jsnaes karns.
: he carpsnters' council. was recalled.
1f admitted that he knew Of imporsstsons
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Ctosst F. MEACHAM
617 Third Street.

Advers5sements under the heAds Of Lost
Found For sale. Fer Rent. and Situations
wanted viii Be inserted ~ the rate Of cents Q
word for the hrst insertions cent . word for
each Subsequent insertion. Payment always in
advance.
TOTICE-The business once Of the Posr-IS-
rELfiaxNcsx viii hereafter he open until II y,
m. Classified advertisements viii be received
up 10 this hour.
Advertisements viii be received at branch
ofnces OF the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a.:
Tacoma c. l.. Fowler, agent.
Olympia ....... Major Geo. Barter agent
Port Townsend. ............. Handiey & Kelley.
The following letters await advertisers at this
nffeas
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fe Pythians Exclude ssl0onkeepers.
etxyELAHp. Ohio. May 28.--The Ohio
I'D Lodge. Knights Of Pythias. today
o1oDtod m amendment to the constitution
l. provide that any person engaged in
Nllnk. procuring, selling or msnufsctur-
~ intoxicating liquors should not b in
I1atsd into lodge, unless such selling BE-
spon the regular prescription Of repu-
nhls physician or for known medicinal.
nechsnical. pharmaceutical or sacramensal
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xyorsxxss AND CONTRACTORS
EDUcxuoyxE

MARINE ENGINEERING - CAPTAINS a.
VA wiSsr, fesA<rsy OF lbs Z. navy. and
aief Eugfnser l. y. EEery Are prepared 20
gix~ TAI insfxnr items IN rasszstsca. marine
ziaeeEing. marine sschlsss are aa4 mechanical
CIR -ftlng. Corner ssbinztoa street and Rail-
Eosa ssssns. sFarsae wssa-
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nUEEE CITY DAScf.sa ACADEMY. CHS
~ holm . hal, Els Front as<eet opan al
safnues. Clans 81 a1usss. Nondzy and Thar
Gag evenings Fer izssss ard ehildrer. s&Snr-
ass xtt<raooE. Private iessons: usin . 500
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NEW YoRx. May os.--The Christian Sci
entisls continued their session today.
John I. Linscott. Of Denver presided and =
lmaIl amount Of routine business was done.
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The Imperial Ankle Much BETTER.
bksiIS. Nav est is officially an
eounced that the emperor is recovering
nom the effects of the recent accident by
which he sprained his right ankle.
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gxcsy4ros xsD GRADER.

ExEAyAIUE AID 6EADxK-L 81 -AN-
T.. PES. lot srsdanx. sssssslsg ssesv.saass
ralkksss.s get a AGdssAz tsl FssE street.
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rowwrssToy wgErHaxrx.

Ug HAMMOND 4 90. ssrecEssoEs TO
III. Andersoss a FA<xras. CO.'S Ezfsszoa rer-
chants sss1 ~hoessts &c sleys IN hsT, gain. fsst
49, ard ass- storage sosteStz4 lsznsxesa al
sso<z ~ Maids stree >est e. ~
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--.xrrn-pARTSER-f HAVE sten AND
N ssrxfces3 visa - taSs<s 81 q ssssS rw*tns
m.ussssstaring baslness or sns eshrF retis04e
s.s.5rxxs address II. e. fc>t-tnts SeHr r
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xrr.xTrr,-~A MIL NAN Win sla.eee CASH
w ss inv<xs in the CITY Address " W.
p,,xs -fnsel 7kceaccf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-29

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