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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-20
@rmmSetaemtbums . llebertrasmmaea

pelene WdgenfDbr's grben an S!gu
3lappeuba9, bas babe Sntereiie on 8
@runbitlfen in Der 3. Strabe, 1926,
o. %. Bitter an %. %. Sling,
8runbfnd an Der Ode bon Ntamc
Pla3a unb @rodstts StraBe, $50, 600.
6. 6. Sing Or u. 2labr, @runb iiid
in plum.S traBe, 81, 200.
Wfor @ipprid unb Nnbere on Wfa
tbtos ubr, @runbiiif in SapssS trabe
81, 200.
Grib SGirmer ON 6entiette s6iene.
mann, Stid 2aab on SDIepbinen,
Strabe, 1915.
6riB S9irmer an Martin Sdub,
5tid 2ano an Sofepbinsn StraBe,
$275.
Geo. 90. Y~rndenribse Gil 2unbe &
Berger, Original Gitp Got 2, &ange 2,
Giftritt 3, $40. 000.
Gbas. W. Ogden on 8. s. Srolin.
ger, @rtnbfiid on padberrD Strabe.
81. $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-20
8

Sn einem 5oOlogiidfn Garter foll Der
%ertrantte elephant get6btet werben. So
ibm ni6t anoers bei3utommgn 1T, be-
idIieBt man, ,hn gu e~rbdngeu. Cine
3eituug bef6reibt Den BOtqong folgerr
b%ermaBen: Gin GROCER Dompftrabn
uar aufseltelt, Getien murben INN ben
Gals bes Opfers sef9Iuagen uub eine
nod 8aulenben 3dbleube 0ieuEe ftano
erwortenb unb besierig 30, bas uugcs
wobnte Shauipiel su ieber. ga plob'
lid bob fi9 Der 9rdbn, bic &et!en sogen
an, Oct elephant i6webte iii Die 2uft
unb mar nGd fiinf Sstunben cine
2erde.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-20
@mnoerbare Nettnna.

6rau d.. Curtain in 9%lainfielb, Suinpis, madt Be-
l5 auf bic eunse idlus. Gtnen Monat lang lieb fe
I'D BON tbrem SauSs Gr5t bebanbeln, aaein Ie ruree
thinner @franter. Derielbe ertldrte ibr, ybaB ie bpf.
nunaSlpS Der SGninbiu6t rerfdllen iei" unb bab tb,
feine Waeeiein Der Welt niebr belfen tonne. "a EN-.
pfatl tbr Gpotbeter tbr Sings NeueS S6wintIu6tS
9etlmtttel. Sic taufte iid etne Slaide happn unb ~
tbrem ent5hden nabm he mabr, bab i6 ibr 3uitant
BON Gag gu Ias teferte. sic sebrau6te has Wiitte
Meter nab na&hem ie 10 Slai6en cerbrau6t bate
fanb fe, bab fe pblis seiunb mar. Sect perriafet fl
pteber ibre 9auSz Mrbeit unb Iaat, baB fe ih ME In
ibreW seben pobter sefh9lt babe.
qrcbe= 6lai4en hieieS srDben 9eilmittels gratis in be,
9rcsuens @robtaneluns ben Dreib, 1bpmpfcn & 60.
Gents unb $1.0o.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-20
Galifprnies@eitts.

Weinliebbaber finben ein grobes Sos
get ooil feinen California Weinen bel
Serrn S. s. Meper am Mlamo
Yla3a. 6err Meper iunt bic Weine
an Ort unb STEELE aus ul.b fauft brett
aus Dem 9eIer ter WeinaiiGter. Nls
gutem Renner ge!inst es linn teis, bic
beiten Soften allssumdblen. Ct fam
feline Gunben uno Gamilien hit einem
guten Sropfen psrieben. Gotb= unb
WeiBneine in bor3isli6er Quaiitdt
ben iebt ab $1.00 per @alone = frei
tns Sars geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-20
Qfn Die Wafer : Gpniameateu.

Die Waiers@ oniumenteu tperOen biers
our6 bena6ri6ti0t, baB Die @ebibren
fit bag Quartal bonn Gebruar big Mai
ieBt fdlig finb. I'm fn6gli9f fdusle
Ge3ablung mirb eriuGt.
Die aiieruerfsG nj pagnie e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-20
AieSiertrinfsr. iGraiht nna. NaIfs.

XIX SieIaEtH1sE, IWleipi q VDtfSt
bla!t" i'll Cincinnati, legen fA hdufig
qsuug in bic Btgi6e fir bic Wirtbe,
I'm T1e Tor Iemperenllern 81 bef9iiBen;
aber nan fam niGt ~bebauptsn, bob Bite
MIrtbe ibren TreunbsH nit qleiaer 2lebe
DesssIteH. Sea Wsw Oorftr Wirtbeu
1T f9au lett ldnetres Belt Der fcqe.
naunte DpitdesusrtauI" bon &ier elm
Dptn i'm Nuee. Na6 ibrsr Nufdt
muB Sober, Der etDas triufeu min, gu
ibnen ing 2otal fomrlet u..o fir eiu
@las Wier nit elmer m6glt6t breiten
SdaumbOrte fiaf Gents 5abIen. Gieie
Selbfiu6t trieb ie iogar gu benz gez
fdbrli@en Iusueg, BON Der 2esislatur
eth Geieb i'll berlangen, peIdes ben
8ertauf bon 8ier iiber bic @traBe bel
f9Iperer Strafs oerbieten iolte. Sci
es, baB Die 2egislathr mebr Witgefnbl
nit Gem Grmen Munn bate, ber fir
fanf Gents genug Bier erbaItsn folte,
UNI lt9 uab ieiae gar5e GamiIie gu la>
ben, oeer lei 6. boB bic 2esislatur aus
ongebpyener G;inofsligfeit gegen bic
Wirt1e bsnislbeu feiHen @efaaea tbuu
poaie, genug: bas @eieb tpnrbe ni9t
paitrt. Sabt baben aber bic Wirtbe
unter fi9 felbft eia Geieb gema9t. sic
baben Die Werei1baruug getroffsn, ooB
Elm piut Sier, ipelbss I'M &ruge sebolt
miro, 5ebn Gents foften iD0, uno baB
fur nidt toeniger als 3ebn Gents perz
fault tpetoeE bari. Sic Wirtbe 1deis
t,en oaber, ben Semperenjlern in bic
6dabe arbeiten unb benz Yublitum ben
8iersenuB erf6pereu gu tpolen. Wlr
bs5peifeln, baB fie barin isbr meiie
6anbeln.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-20
MGtnna Carpenters

Nae Witglieber ber Union So. 367
linb hermit aufaeforbert, pinttli6 in
Der am nddfeu Mittwo1 Mbsnb, ben
10. Mdr3, fiatifinoenben 8eriammlung
gu erfGainen. Sebr tpidtige @eiddite
iinb gu erleSiger. Ntdt grfdeinen
fam laut Weben : Gefeben b~eliraFt
mprh,u
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-20
LAUREL HEIGHTS !
(Snrhper e jioeJ\

Siss 1T Der eiH3i9e 9igel in ber um=
qebung bet 6taot, ber errei6bar iii,
obne bob man giienbabnen freuaert
ooer oil fleinen 9itten boriber muB.
Sie Verbefierungen fnb ale borSugli6
uto bic Strabea limb beinabe Big AT
bisiem ,uuuoetldonen 9hseI gtabirt.
s: lieat 100 SUB bod iiber Der @tabt
unO bic bibf6efsn 0dufer liegen in
ieiner Rdbe.
Stetet Die fMDnfte Musiidt.
Sic reinfte 9nft u. oct bette sdatten.
Srcitefte straRen nns slnenmcS.
Sic fdDnffe mto s~eiinecftc Sage tn
Der Stabt.
Sober 8auplab bat mebrere 8dume
uno 6trduder. ipie 2ebenseihe, Wees
iatGe, Nsarita, 2olteer uno peris
moneni aEgepflan3ie Sdats
tenb6ume UNI ieben Blod.
Sn bisiem Glima iinb S6cttens
b d hume uab Seebrife weientli9.
Die SauptrDbren Der WaRerz uno 8ass
leitung geben big gu BEN 8aupldben
uub perben ieBt weiter geftbrt.
San pebro, gelfnop, 0ptparo, Main
unb Mc@ulpu9bzW benue laufen brett
bur@ b0s @iaentbum.
Das gisentbum liest big anf eiite
Meile tnuerbelb Der Stahtgrenseu.
Die 8aupldbe baben cine Jront bon
| hn SSttS Mo M.6s,f;p2 hnhot1 otpo Nk~otfo
BON so CUB unb Die NneDs cine fol6e
bon 20 Sub uno finb in Der Shat $1,000
mertb; i'd p~erfaufe aber ieBt an
Sol9e, bic bauen tpolIen, bic
Got fir $%200-$40O. Na9bem mebs
rere Sduier aufsefibrt sporben inb,
tperbe i6 bic preiTe erb6hen, big Ollie
pertauft unb nit ben i66niten 6duiern
in Der Staot San Qntonio bebaut finb.
8ebin9ungen, Elm Yiertel baar; Net
ouf LANCE 3eit nit s pro5ent 3inien.
Werben 9dufer iofott in gngriIf &C.
nOmmen, 1T 8aar . Nndablung ni6t
erforoerli6.
Bir niiuiden gerbeferungeu gu baz
ben, ni6t @elb.
Laurel Heights Office,
$50. AIT Oft : 5Outon StraBe, San
antonio. 8eras.
SAP 6. I6ams.-... .@igeutbimer.
~ Bel Sips & SiIbertborn
@de SoutonsS iraBe unb Nbenue c, 1T
eine feline WuSmnbI neutrality-suspicious.
.-n.A H., ftA.Aatn.I ~ L.ninn.. NDn.,lA.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-20

Der Gifer, nit peldem man fh beitrebt, neue Mitte
sesen Suiten unb Grfdltuag 81 erinnen, lit eritaunlid
ss icate bod ben eeuten binldnslid fiar ietn, baB has
BON fctnem anreren Yrdparate et,ras mifen ipta.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-20

Sine ipetfe 6auSirau nctb, baB, no ainter i'm Saule
limb, unfdue an ber Iaae5crtnuns iinb; be5balb rers
fiebt fe it'd nit elmer 6laihe Salpatten Sel, snb Elm
ssi6pcaener appf 1T bauu baIe sebetlt. IS tciet nur
% SentS ete Slal6s.
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f..

prdfi6eat: 4ngeflagter, sefieben sic
Sbre S1uIo elm?
Wngeflaoter: Nein. Die &e6e bes
yertbeibigets bat aud mid bon meinsr
uni4ulb iiber3eu9tl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-20
lIntprnffi,ifr.

unteroff5ier: r@petrt Ser Gerl
bas Tfaul tpieoer cuff ipie Der ieliae
Wsenelaus, als ibnt feline cleopatra nit
5annibal mad an,srifa bur6eiug."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-20

Ha5~ llniere 4potbeterfirma Sips d
Silbertborn bolt wdbreno Der
gan5en Nudt offen, unb es if oaislbit
pdbreuo Der 3eit ltets Elm auter Gpo.
tbeter DorSufinoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-20
Ga bofbInt5en.

u%nteroffi3ier: vWas baben Sic.
Gahlier 9uHte Sic MAIDEN ia Elm
9ef9t mie elm Nilpferb, bas gum eriten
Male ein Ballet fiebtl"
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Gin prabIhans

rSu, Der 8aumeiiter 6aaberger 1T
bod elm re6ter &enomminI"
rWiefo benn?"
r2ebnt ii9 Der Menf9 an ieinen Neu,
bau an
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-20

q Waberids Bant besabIt A
prosent 3infen fir 3eits9 epofiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-20

saT Wsr bel uns ftr SIS Clothing
fault, etBdlt einen e~legantsn Ieiesnen
8egenf6irm als Gei9ent.
$. morris & 8ros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-20

~ Bel Sips & SiIbertborn
@te SouitonsS iraBe unb Nbenue c, 1T
eine feline IuSmabI neutrality-suspicious.
uio p~aifamttlen 81 biaigen Prtilen
su DdbeH.
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Npti5 AIT Stemersabler.

Can G%ntpnio, IA. % ars 1890.
Der Undergraduate madt bierourd) %befannt,
oab bic itdbtiitwn ad valorem unb 8epfiieueru
fnr oaS Sabr 1889 jebt falis firb unb Dor ben,
l. Mai 1890 cntri6tst peroen mulen.
@buarb &if6e,
Az, 14mt4mp StGbtiidsr Solicitor.
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Laurel Heights Office.

$50. AIT Ot 5outon StraBe, San
9%ntonio. Seras.
SAP 6. 4bams.-....G igeutbimer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-13
toconorlvK rlREnEN.


A Lodge Of the brotherhood Formed
NeF@-Banquet se Tacoma Firemen.
banquet was given last evening al the
Louvre restaurant on South Third street
by Queen City Lodge co.. Brotherhood OF
Locomotive firemen, 10 delegation from
Mount Tacoma Lodge, No. i9a. Of Tacoma
The Queen City lodge Is a new auxiliary
az the general order OF locomotive firemen
and vas formed yesterday afternoon. at
Brunswick nail on Madison and Front
streets. by r. +. Dexter, master OF Mount
Tacoma lodge. The uew lodge consists az
eight members from the three roads run.
Ing into Seattle.
At the banquet last eveniug the forms
ton Of the nsw lodge was celebrated in a
right royal manner. Covers were laid for
eighteen and = splendid repast was in
dulgesi in through the efforts at Chef Van
peil. The banquet lasted until II o'clock
and during she while the evening Was most
pleasantly PASSED IN conversation and gen
erAl merry making Toasts we're drunk
and responses were made hy MeSsrs Black
man. IagBon. Costello. Hustea and DR.. ]
:. SnaaFE physician Of the new lodge.
Th<re we're present q the Tacoma dele
cxffon r. l. Dexter. master. and MeSSrs
~ = IlANEtsAAts rtetFs A. e. Nt4+t4t4taf
". r. LMwt@n, +. s stevens and John
Cartwright. OF tae Seattle lodge aud she
newly elected officers there sere present
". Il. Blackburn. master; D. T. MscIpon-
aid. paxt master. 6. Ii. Hsckeg. vice mas
ter. C. Huston. secretary. q. n. Burns,
collector, y. Marshall, receiver. and C. "
McGuirs. 5sz2rles Rand. Milton John. T.
McS3raxor and DE. SMART
The interests 81 the Brotherhood Of To-
connective FlFeEnen are advancing il Wash
ington, and great interest IN the order Ia
hesng taken by the railroad nen of the
state. The nes lodge formed Yesterday Is
she third ere organised in Washington.
tbs osaer Two being Al sTrAgss ard
TAComA The QBeen City lodge starts OF
Ina prosperous condition. and hsds FAIR 80
rrow and increase ia = rapid and hea sAF
manner
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business. He i supported by . superb
company. the cosfuFning i excellent, and
the first nighfers ell undoubtedly re so
fascinated xith the play that the season
viil be . success. Randmann is not .
stranger IN Seattle. He appeared here
over year ago in sa-
pera prsdnction of .Dr. JeekylE
and Mr.. HYDE. His delineation OF
that aifRcnIt. nnany-sided character at once
placed him among Seattless favogites, who
win welcome his return. The roper
TORE for the week INCLUDES most Of Stake
sreare's principal plays, and genuine
treat Is IN store for theztsF goers.
No CKyFsG BAsIEs AND TALL Hrs
Mr.. Edwin T. Ziegier. manager OF ]. G..
Daffs Comic Opera Company, has per-
fected details far the arrangement Of the
Armory for the appearance of the cole
brsted company in this city on Thursday.
Friday and Saturday Of next
week, and work viii begin
today. Mr.. Zeigler has announced that
he wiz not allow children in arms or tall
hats al either performances. which viii be
welcome news to theater-goers in this city,
who in the past have been annoyed greatly
by these persistant nuisances. Mr.
Edwin Booth. the celebrated tragedian,
has said: IL am most heartily opposed 10
ladies wearing big hats Al the theater, and
will not allow il at any place appear. A
man pays 50 to see the show. and = woman
pays $50 for q hat TO shut off his view.
and It's not fair. Therefore, / will
not have ii at my play" And Mr. Ziegier
intends to carry out Mr. Booths good rule.
The stage to be put in the Armory, 50xl0
feet in dimensions, will have as large ar
opening as any theater on the coast
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Wards new map Of Seattle. showing latest edi-
TONS and giving the property holders names
corrected mp 10 December /. Is still on sale at
rooms loS and f07 Seattle block, compiled By +.
o. Anderson q Co.
Rice 4 Bettman have opened the Queen Chop
House, fesler avenue. Everything in good
taste and reasonable prices.
Twenty-Five and eighteen carat weddings
rings e Basye's. Front street
Charles Goldstein IS agent for Knox hats
soc all silk mervelleux dress quality reduced
70 soc at the sale. Chester Cleary.
Fine eoIored dress goods all reduced At the
sale Chester Cieary.
Our prices during the sale win eclipse any ever
quoted on the Sound Chester Gleary.
Ola papers Is cents a bundle.
Hosiery all reduced at the sale Chester cleary
Napkins all reduced at the sale Chester
Cleary.
Fine black dress materials ell reduced at tho
sale Chester Cfeary.
The largest stock of hats 10 select from at
Charles Goldstein's, tina halter.
Dress goods ali reduced II the sale Chester
CleaFy.
7sc dress silks redaced 70 80 AT tho sale Ches-
Ter Cleary.
Old papers IS cents n bundle
Spreads eli reduced az the ssie. Chester
Cleary.
Towels all reduced at the sale. Chester Cleary.
Linens all reduced at the sale. Chester Cieary.
Flanneis all reduced at the sale. Chester
Cleary.
Old papers . cents bundle.
Underwear all reduced a. the sale. Chester
Cleary.
Cicaks all reduced at the sale. chester CleaFy
Blankets ali reduced AZ the sale. Chester
CleaFy.
Csc line spreads redaeed 10 10 at the sale.
Chester CleaTy.
winding up the business Our great sale win
commence Monday, JanmAfye Chester Cleary.
silks all reduced. Chestef Cieary.
Dress goods wonderful Fedncsions at the sale.
Chester Cleary.
Dr.. L. &. Johnson. in connection with q gen.
eral practice, gives particular attention 10 all
chronic, neryoEe and special cases including
dyspepsia. liver complaint affections Of she
kidneys. heart and lungs. and ali blood dis-
Eases We have special iscilitles for treating
genito-grinarY diseases. rectal diseases and all
forms OF female diseases. Once, room Is
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BnEvIrTEs.

Mrs. Aggie Singleton died OF Bright's
disease at her home on Main and Fifteenth
streets yesterday.
Lou Graham. keeper OF q dfsrepatahle
place on Washington street. was arrested
Yesterday ny Lieutenant Peer, and fined
So hy Justice Miller.
The funeral Of Mrs. Bridget Vert &C.
CURED yesterday troln the residence. cor.
ner Orrin and nstsai streets. Rev. Father
nemsnez preached the funeral sermon and
ths holy was inferred in tho Calvary
eemetary.
Rev. = neH Johnson, pastor of the Re
formed Presbyterian church. Was the re-
eiplsnt Friday night 81 present OF sell-
filled purse hy the ladies OF his eoRgrega.
tson. 4 few OF the young men In his con.
gssgation recently presented him with =
sslk hat
William Charles who died the other day
Al cedar and Water streets al pneumonia
viii hs buried today from Cross & Co.'S,
Rev. r. W Icy will ofliciatc. aud the sery-
ICES Sill he unaer the auspices OF the Plas-
terers' unlon. of which Mr. Charles was .
member
q. A Fiakhsm. q NeSier avenue saloon
keepvr, died yesterday al bis home, corner
Rfosaway and Terrace street, Hts death
was eAusesi b heart disease, aad he had
only been sick eoup4e ct days Bonney
& stewart have taken charge ef the body.
ard the funeral viii occur todAy ST >
O'clock.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-13
ANACORTES

win be the metropolis and commercial center
OF the lower-sonnd country. Our faith is based
on the following facts:
ANACORTEs has the best harbor on the
Sound north of Seattle.
ANACoRTEs hsrbor Dieter known as ship
Harborl is the most accessible on the sound.
While entirely sheltered, IL is 50 near the strait
OF Juan de Fuca that vessels can sail in without
towing. thereby escaping a heavy tax Snip
Harbor was ehristened by ship captains who re-
allied its advantages.
ANAcoRrEs is backed by corporation ten
times heavier than any other corporation inter
ested In any other down-soand town--the Ore
gon improvement Co This company recently
negotiated a $3.50 900 mortgage. After consol-
idating iis Indebtedness. about sio0 o08 is left
the buIk OF which win be expended in con.
structing the Seattle Northern railroad from
Anacortes, its terminus.
ANACORTEs has perfect townsite.
ANACOR-Es' backing is of very practical
sort The Oregon Improvement Co. has graded
q miles of railroad from Anaeoftes up the
skagit valley. to tap the wonderful mineral re
sources of that district. The company has now
on hand the iron for this road and win ship It TO
Anacortes as soon Is the large wharves now
under construction there are completed. The
company has also con srActcd Tor 9o.oo0 ties for
immediate delivery. The company Is under
contract 10 have g miles Of railroad completed
and in operation by August Is next, from Ana
cortes north. The Oregon Improvement Co. is
nov building large wharves Al Anaeortes. The
Pacific Coast Steamship Company's steamers
win call regularly st Anacortes, aud the grain
OF the lower-sound country as well as the tim
Der and mineral products of the skagit valley
will find their way to market by way of Ana
corteA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-13
rRRFRcrLY NATnRAL

Green Lake is the natural place for seattie's
choicest suburb. What city has such q lovely
body Of water accessible 20 Its business quarter
The lake has q shore line of over four miles
and q boulevard 40 feet wide Is being beilt
around IT, Good 1shing. safe boating and low
fare will attract the people. For property on the
AXE apply ~ room s. Kilgon block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-13
TO OUR YRIENDs AND PATRONS.

Our Office for the next year win be in the Rox-
well block. Within ten days we viii place there
for public referencea complete library Of the
different state and city directories OF the United
states and Canada. Respectfully,
PoLR's SEATTLE DIRECTORY COMPANY,
Publishers Seattle City Directory
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-13
Three Large Cities on the Sound

Tacoma. The center OF the upsound trade. is
unquestsonably one Of these points seattie's
magnihcens geographical position makes hsr
the chief city Of the sound. as we'll Is OF the
state, well emitting her TO TIE proud title Of the
Queen City" There must OF necessity he a
commercial center down sound. which VIII bear
she same relation to Seattle, the metropolis. as
does Tacoma For several years there was a
feeling Of uncertainty as TO the location Of tia
down Sound metropolis, bat II is now = belief
almost universally accepted thar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-13
ANACORT ES

Has captured the prize. We confidently believe
that within smother twelve months this belief
VII be thoroaehly proven. All who know the
history of oar firm arc aware that We have
never handled property outside of Seattle be
cause we have known that the majority OF the
outside schemes were wildcat propositions
which would act as boomcrangs on the firms
fathering them. We have thorough confidence.
however. that
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Merchant Traveller.
Johnny" said the teacher, You may
spell sareophagus.
''S-a-a, saF-"
That's very good for start"
''S-a-a, sar."
well, why don't yOu go on and spell
it?"
'"Cause can't"
"Why not9n
aim speIl-bound.n
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The steamer Fleetwood ran a3oal o.
some dsiisNooss while coming snta ths bar
hag yesterday ard lost her Fud3sT. She
Viii probably 50 out Tuesday afternoon on
schedule fiuse.